New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1893-07-07
GLIMPSES OF THE FAIR.
LOYAL BRIToNS TOAST PRIME "hoH'H
AND PRINCESS MAY.
PRESIDENT PALMER ST1RS u l"H
COMMISSION OS SUNDAY oPhNlN"
CUTIS7 OFFENDING EAhipA
rNPr FROM ARREST.

J Chicago, July 6.-The royal "eu"'"t - -.
| was the occasion OF the only pul'c ue''''. ,
! I,o,, ,,, i,c. at Jackson Park to-day. TIL" loyal
| subiac,s NJ the Ouoen and indeed roya'S io'"'s
neonIe ~ all nations assembled at Victoria iio",''
| tbe British headquarters. this afternoon Az"
| brated with proper honors the weddmE " Wv
Of York and Princess May. which TOOK p'"'' - ,,
| ,dor Tho absence of other official proceedings Ill
the grounds caused large crowd I" as''"' ~.
victoria uouse and I'm addition to the i'iici'ouS
! speechmakinc the military band from 'ne
furnished martial music for the OCCASION '"' Wv
uoddng nresents for the bride stood near 'ic si''
| areplace in the parlor. II was an H'S" 'pe
wheel made by James McCreery. OF bei"s'' "'''
sented bv him TO Her Serene HiehnesS. ~ " ~
to be presented the Princess on tl' Wv a.,
her marriage TO the late Duke Of Clarence III" '
dale and when the Fair is over Mr. Mc'Te'rS' ""o
r" hoan ,oarirc summing wheels all bis life. viii 90
n sandrincbam House and personally present 'Ne
xbee, 10 the DIXIE OF Yorks bride. 1t forms part vi
the Victoria House exhibit
,.n,,o, s,o.os Senator Sherman OF Ohio, the secre
,rr ~ tho Treasury the Secretary OF the Nav! u"u
United States Senator Allison, OF Iowa. were "o9
the distinguished visitors TO the FAR uuii'ie Wv
day and called on officials In the Au"''''
Building Senator Sherman Will be inc p''''''p",
orator tomorrow at the reception OF the caraN'' an"
con,oin Conchas secretary Herbert VIII also W.
liver an address at the exercises anu 0'''''''
Carlisle will probably speak ,,. ,,o,.
President r. W. Palmer stirred up the "oriu run
National Commission yesterday afternoon "" Wv
Sunday question. lie urged the auop"on VI Wv
uundlcy -Touslcy resolution. which has I"r i'S lP
tho closing OF the gates on sundays N''' ~"
prcs,ion OF views by two three OF the 'o""''s
s,oners President Palmer made his speech Il
want 70 see this resolution adopted be sain' AL"
vont to SOC the vote urged at once We h"N'
nut ourselves I'm an attitude OF anagonism 70 he 'oh
cress that created this body. We are III ''iSe
nos,,,on am sick and tired Of the petty evasion
that protcnds that the opening OF the e"'eS was
I'm accordance with law. You know aS KNOW ".''
tho report OF the sunday rule has never pee III
,ho courts The ONLY final decision hinged on the
,ur,sdiction and not on the repeal OF the rule. y"
matter A. 10 that the opening OF the gates was III
violation Of faith. was done without Sah'"o" VI
law and has injured the good name OF tl' 'o'"'''
sion II the motion TO adopt the resolution j. io''
now. 7 give notice that shall move recon'idera'
tion and keep It up long As th" commission "u'
tains me- The original closing rule STANDS ui"'S "
majority OF the commission secs ~ 10 repeal IT,.
several other members made speeches ana theh
Commissioner Narndac asked for poStpon"meh'
until the written opinion OF Chief Justice fnner' VIM"
= ,rae claimed by Commissioner IT Clair would a"t'I"
noints under contention. could be had. THIS WIS
agreed TO.
A reception and lunch rendered the chicago
tohacconi,ts and tho press at noon today by me
tobacco inieres. Of British BOrneo. which mas an OK
teusive leaf tobacco exhibit In the British section oil
the Agricultural Department Representatives d
thirty to forty leading tobacco hoIScs rcNlo'"ru i"
mo ,nvi,otion and sampled the product Of Borneo.
Archbishop Feohan has formally opened the Catholic
educational exhibit Of m" diocese OF chicago anu pre-
..n,.A +, 20 Dr. Peabody chief Of the Department OF
Liberal Arts Father Bowling Vicar General OF III"
a,ocesc NJ Chicago made Ar. address turning tAe eA
b,hu over 10 the Archbssop and he In turn tenicrei
It 10 the Far.
r,ro,nen Will have a week AZ the Fair and from
,uc,st % 70 September they will b" allowed ="
celebrate as much a. they want 70. Tn" features o.
the exhibit will be practical test OF the engines ana
,ther fire cXiingui,hiuS apparatus.
The friends and advisers Of the Duke Of Neragun
In ills country. having learned that ms tha"''"'
affair, In spain In such condition n =" threaten"
the Jos, of As entire estate. hn'" decided I" r''s'
cons siderable fund for III" benefit Of Ill ianlN' T'''i
dent Thomas ". Palmcr las consented I" acl q,
b.,r,na, Of a committee 10 secure subscriptions. not
only I'm ,b Tnitcd states but IN all tie other Aneri
can FeIublic- aud tie West Indies. The iund' VIII
be infested in United state, securities and held Ia
trust for the benefit OF Don Crsioba Colon, the SON
and Doun Maria del Pillar. the daughter 4 The Dixie
81 Vcrar7ia letter. from Madrid stat" that n"
b.oufilh home Of the Duke IN that city, With IL
p,ire furniture many valuable works 81 arr and IN;
entire library was seized by hi- creditors Will" Tie
WAS I'm Chicago a. u guest OF honor Of III" Worlds
Fair.
Following the arrest Of Ivan s LNvitt". Of the Rus
stan ,ilvarsui,h Company. In the Russian section.
which took place yesterday, special officers 10 hY
seized the exhibit II has been placed ia IA" care
OF 4 special detail Of Inspectors pending the decision
Of the case hy the courts The. s"Iur" Il ihe result
Of violation by the firm Of the Treasury m"' III
selling exhibits Under bonds. Giovanni H"uclh'il an
exhibitor was held 10 the Federal Grand Jury tni'
afternoon lv United States Commissioner How're M
bond, Of $4,000. lie arrested his morning IN
the Italian section 81 the Manufactures BuildlnS
charged with selling goods In bonds.
Foreign commissioners have gained their point In
the controversy brought by the arrest Of Dr. Emil
Uassler repr,,cntativ, from Paraguay. Dr. la,sler
was seized hv a Columbian guard and hauled away
In II patrol wagon bccaus" he Insisted In carrying one
4 his own flags from the Anthropologicll BUILDING
lie waited long enough to give the authorities IN OPP
portuity 10 apologize for the arrest. aud on their
failure 10 do so covered all the exhibits from Para
quay They are stlll vcied. Then the foreign com
mi,soners held meeting, and served motto" on the
authorities that unless proper apologies were made
within a week other exhibits would h. yelled Ihey
also demanded immunity from further arrest by the
guard That last Friday When the commits
sioners meet tomorrow they will receive both the
apology and the notice that further arrests VIII
be made.
Lewis Meredith Rowland. general manager Of The
New York Sta:e Building has rendered the USE Of The
building the New York Iicdcrkranz during IL pres
ent visit 10 the Fair The New York Binding Is one
of the popular on the grounds 20 mnch 80 lha'
visitors are not content with spreading their names
the register but have Inscribed them on ia" walls
and ceilings clear 10 the roof. These act7 "f van
dalsm made necessary rc'trciions In permitting
the daily crowds fire." access 10 all parts "i III"
building. ar,
The agIincent banquet hall Of the building WIN De-
the scene of notable elmer ON The evening 2i nm ,,
day july 49, when John Mccall viii entertain about
70 prominent life INSURANCE" men OF III" -'al" 0l NV
York Dn the afternoon Of the sum" daN the lIaIWlH
the publishers viii tender reception III inc NV
York Building "a their Young People from an phr'
OF the Union. There viii BE- "tomm"lcill lraN
ollorS' " dan in the building some day during iil'
mrnth, when the leading "drnmmcrs' Of the fInnI'
state will meet Ia make arrangements for participation
In he "GcDrIa Travellers Day" In August. o-
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