The morning call., 1893-06-11
RYE AND SAUSAGE
Eulalia's Tastes Are Quite
Shocking.
EATS WHEN SHE IS HUNGRY.
And That Is Clearly Against All the
Canons of High Life in
Chicago.
Special to THE MORNING CALL

CHICAGO. June 10-It rained hard, the
wind blew in all directions and the air
was raw and chilly, but such weather had
no terrors for the Princess Eulalia. She
went to the fair, and despite the white
caps on the lake she went in small steam
yacht, the tossing about of which terrified
the landsmen who accompanied her. At
the Hor ticultural building, which was the
first visited, member of the committee
on ceremonies inform ed her Highness that
when 1T suited her pleasure luncheon
would be served in the Administration
building. The Princess replied that when
she felt hungry she would lunch at the
nearest restaurant, and the party soon
went to the Midway Plaisance and there
lunched in the German village, rye
bread and sausages aud cheese and beer
comprising the repast.
AT about O'clock the Princess was re-
minded of the musicale to be given in her
honor at Festival Hall and, although this
did not seem to suit her fancy. she con-
sented to go. Invitations had been sent
out to large number to attend the con-
cert, which was given by President and
Mrs. Higinbotham and Mrs. Bertha II.
Palmer in honor of the Princess. The
building was crowded at the appointed
time, aud when at 4 o'clock the Infanta
and those giving the concert failed to ap-
pear 1t was decided to proceed with the
programme. The orchestra was practically
half through the fifth number when the
lnfanta and her party appeared in the
Oox. The audience cheered her Justify.
The Princess left the building after stay
Ing not more than five minutes, and the
party was driven to the Paisance again
and later in The evening to the hotel.
The Princess and suite tonight attended
the peri rmance of the Lillian Russell
Opera Company at the Columbia Theater.
Drummers from all parts of the country
attended the exposition to-day, although
the day was gloomy and rain began to fall
heavily before noon. The travelling men
turned out in great numbers The Travel
ers' Protective Association, which con-
cluded its annual meeting at Peoria yes
terday, visited the fair in body, making
the Missouri Stale building their head
quarters. The travellers were welcomed
by Mayor Harrison, followed by an ad-
dress by Vice President Stevenson. The
other addresses were by Governor Stone
OF Missouri, ex-Gov rnor Hubbard of
Texas and Others.
The livestock committee to-day SUBJ
mitted to Director-General Davis the reso-
luton adopted by it commencing the ap-
pointment OF J. B. Edgar of Railway,
n. j., as superintendent of the livestock
department and urging prompt action in
the matter. saying that any delay will be
dangerous to the success of the depart
ment
The French section of the liberal arts
building was formally opened this after
noon.
s. troop of Bedouin Arabs has been CIV
ing performance at the Garfield Park.
Yesterday the Sheriff seized the Arabian
horses and trappings for debt. The
Arabs declare they will appeal to the Sui
tan; that they and their horses we're only
allowed to come here on the understanding
that they were to be part of the Worlds
Fair, and that the horsessand parapher-
nala were their individual property, not
that Of the company exporting them.
At the monthly meeting of the directors
of the Worlds Fair Auditor Ackerman
submitted the following reports to June
l. Receipts from all sources, $50, 3O9, $40: :
disbursements, S19. 9.142, 1892; balance of as.
sets, S1,166, 56i The total gate recefpts.
SS32, ,9O6.
Chief Justice Fuller to-day entered an
rider suspending the temporary injunc-
tons granted by the United States Circuit
Court to restrain the management of the
Worlds Fair from opening the grounds on
Sunday. He set the hearing of the cause
in the United States Court OF Appeals for
Thursday next. Judge Bum of Madison.
Wis. aud Allen of Springfield will be in
attendance.
Justice Fuller said it had been held the
court must grant such petition. At any
rate no legal harm could come from grant
ing it. in view of the fact that heaIing op
the merits could be sreedily had
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 10.-The new
Worlds Fair special train over the New
York Central and Lake Shore roads, max
ing the distance between New York and
Chicago iu twenty hours, has been aban-
doned after two weeks trial. the patronage