The Indianapolis journal., 1893-06-09

lowing dlsp6tch from Ierro HAute:
Praise God and the United States courts. Law
and morality are in force X. V. HUNTER
EULALIA AT THE FAIR.
Tho Spanish Princess Spends an Afternoon
and Evening at Jackson Park.
CHICAGO, June S.-Princess day OF the
Columbian exposition will always be re.
membered as great international event.
The reception of the Infsnta of Spain and
Prince Antonio was cordial. decorous and
deferential. but not demonstrative. Tens
Of thousands of women came to see the
Princess. and they saw her. There was q
great multitude of people within tho gates.
and only complimentary expressions were
heard regarding ths appearance of the
Princess Eulalia. When the fireworks and
illuminations at night had ceased. moro
people had passed through the turnstiles
than on any day since the fair opened. ls
W.. Spain's day as we'll as Infanta's day in
Jackson Park. There was queens weather
all day. and the thermometer did not get
high enough to be uncomfortable.
The carriages bearing the Infanta and
the party accompanying her arrived at the
west entrance of the Midway Plaisance
shortly before IL O'clock. In the first car
riage were Princess Eulaiia. her royal con-
sort. Prince Antonio and Mayor Carter III.
Harrison. The carriage was drawn by four
chestnut sorrel horses. the samo which
drew President Cleveland to and from the
silver mounted. A liyeried cOachman held
the reins and liveried footman sat by
his side. In the second carriage there were
the Duke OF Tamames, Mnrquise Marco
Horn Aox nc nav,
Jovar. In the third carriage Don Juno
Vangas. Mrs Davis ana Miss Davis. A
mounted platoon of park police preceded
the carriages. and the Chicago Hussars
acted as escort. As the procession entered
the Plaisanoe mighty cheer went up from
thousands of throats that fairly made the
building sremble, while the bands in the
pavilions with one accord began to play.
As the roy al party and the escort en- tered
the Plaisance they were met by the joint
then started down Midway Plaisance she
cadets of the Michigan Military Academy
closing up the rear There were strange
sights along the Midway. The savages of
the Dahouey an village, the barbarisns
from the Chinese theater, from the streets
in Cairo and from the other quaint and
queer deserts were all out to sac the
Princess and were attired In the fantastic
costumes of their native lands. As the
party moved along each of the different
natlonalities did homage to her Royal
Highness after the manner of their coun-
try and at each grouD of heathens
and barbarians the Princess was greeted
by music that was Qnite as fam
tasti0 as the heathen and barbarians The
procession, after making several turns, pro-
ceeded to the Administration Building,
Palmer's reception room. The entire COM
pany then repaired to the breakfast room,
In Pavilion &C." When the royal party en-
tered little flower girls preceded the Prin-
hna h s.as..
A mandolin orchestra furnished the music
during the breakfast which lasted about
an hour.
After breakfast the royal party left the
building and were escorted to Mrs Palmer's
reception room IN the Womans Building
where they were received by the board of
lady managers. After short time the
Princess signified desire to see the Span.
ish display. The Princess was delighted
with the exhibit. After leaving the Span
ish department the party went to the As.
sembly Hall. Here the InfaDta pre-
sented to the board of lady managers and
some invited guests. including the worlds
fair representatives from all parts of the
world. The reception occupied about an
hour. the royal guest having a pleasant
word or two for each guest presented.
After the reception the party, instead OF
returning to the city as was the intention.
Obeyed the mandate of Carter Harrison,
who. as king of Chicago commanded his
gracious subject to remain on the grounds
and witness the night illumination aud
fireworks in her honor. To this the Infan ta
graciously acquiesed and the programme
was altered. A launch ride about the la.
goons was proposed by President Palmer
and in q few moments q special launch was
in waiting at the Woman's Building land
ing. After the ride the Infanta retired TO
the rooms of Mrs. Palmer. and sfter an
hours rest repaired with the members of
her party to the private dining room of Col.
Davis. Here an informal supper
was served. after which the entire party
assembled again in Presidents Palmer's
room. in the east side of the Administration
Building and viewed the magnificent fire.
works and electrical display. The Infanta
was cheered vociferously by the crowd
who saw her about 9 O'Clock. About 10
her picture was done in fire. and the crowd
went wild and yelled and cheered for their
royal guest. In response to the cheering
the lnfanta appeared at an open window.
Gaming upon the arm of President Palmer,
and bowed and waved her handkerchief to
magical and the voice of welcome that
went up WAS caught and echoed by crowds
in all parts of the grounds.
After the fireworks were over the Infanta
departed for the city. Her carriage left
the Administration Building shortly after
10. The crowds which surged on both
sides were driven back by q com pany of
guards. and at hot pace the carriage con-
tanning the royal guest left the ground, fol-
lowed by the cheers of the greatest crowd
that has visited the fair since the grounds
were opened. At least 100000 were at the
park during the afternoon and evening.
The lnfanta was enth usiastic In her praise
OF the fair and complimented the officials