The herald., 1893-06-11
RYE BREAD AND SAUSAGES.
Infanta Eulalia Partakes of
a Frugal Repast.
SIZE Spends Another Day in the
Midway Plaisance.
The Princess Bent on Having Good
Time at the Fair.
Thirty Pieces of the Queen Marghertta's
Priceless Laces Missing from Their
Cases-The Sunday Closing
Injunction Suspended.
By the Associated press.

By the Associated Press.
CHICAGO, June 10.-It raiued hard,
the wind blew in all directions and the
air was raw and chilly, but such wealth
or had no terrors for Princess Eulalis.
She went to the fair, and despite the
white caps on the lake, went in small
steam yacht, the tossing about OF which
terrified the landsmen who accompanied
her. At the Horticultural building,
which was the first visited, member
of the committee on ceremonies inform
ed her highness that when it suited her
pleasure luncheon would be served in
the Administration building. Princess
Eulalia replied that when she felt hum
CRY she would lunch at the nearest res
taurant.
The party soon went to the Midway
Plaieance and there lunched in the Ger
man village, rye bread and sauaages,
cheese and beer comprising the repast.
About O'Clock the princess was re-
minded that musicale was to be given
in her honor at Festival hall. This did
not seem to suit her fancy, but she con-
sented to 60. Invitations had been sent
out to large number to attend the con-
cert given by President and Mrs. Hig-
ginbothan and Mrs. Bertha Fl. Palmer
in honor Of the princess. The building
was crowded at the appointed time and
when, at O'Clock, the infanta and those
giving the concert failed to appear, it
WAS decided to proceed with the pro-
gramme. The orchestra was practically
half through with the first number of
the programme when the infanta and
party appeared in box and the audi
ence cheered Justify. The princess left
the building after staying not more than
five minutes, and the party were driven
TO the plaisance again, and later in the
evening to the hotel.
The princess and suite tonight at
tended the performance of the Lillian
Russell Opera company at the Columbia
theater.
A srARTI.ING -nIscL0suRT-
startling disclosure @as made ct the
fair grounds this evening when the
priceless laces sent here by Queen
Margherita of Italy were unpacked.
While the laces we're being taken out of
their cases, and each piece counted, it
was found that 80 pieces were missing.
Cablegrams were Immediately sent to
Rome spprising the queen of the loss. 1t
seems the loss will not fall upon the ex-
position company, their bond not cover
ing the safety of the laces in transit.
The company is under 100000 bond for
their safe return to italy. 1t is impossi-
BILE to secure any details as to the loss,
except the statement of Custom House
Inspector Grant, to the effect that the
laces are missing and that cablegrams
have been sent to Rome conveying the
news of the loss and making inquiries
about the shipment.
THE INJUNCTION SUSPENDED.
Chief Justice Fuller today entered an
order suspending the temporary injunc-
ton granted by the United States cir
cult court to restrain the management
of the worlds fair from opening the
grounds Sunday. He set the hea ring of
the cause in the United States court of
appeals for Thursday next. Judges Bum
of Madison, Wis, and Allen of Spring
field will be in attendance.
Justice Fuller said it had been held
that the court must grant such q petit
tion. At any rate, no legal harm could
come from granting it, in view of the
fact that hearing on the merits could
be speedily had.
DRUMMERS AT THE FAIR.
Drummers from all parts of the coun.
try attended the exposition today. AL
though the day was gloomy and rain
began to fall heavily before noon, the
travelling men turned out in great num-
bers. The Travellers Protective associa-
tion, which concluded its annual meet
ing at Peoria yesterday, visited the fair
in body, making the Missouri state
building their headquarters. The
travellers were welcomed by Mayor Har-
rison, followed by an address by Vice.
President Stevenson. Addresses were
also made by Governor Stone of Mis-
souri,, Ex-Governor Hubbard of Texas
and others.
WORLDS FAIR NOTES.
The live stock committee today sub
mitted to Director-General Davis reso-
luton adopted by them commenting
the appointment of j. B. Edgar of Rah-
way, N. j., as superintendent of the live
stock department, and urging prompt
action in the matter, saying any delay
will be dangerous to the success of the
At the monthly meeting of the direct
0rs of the worlds fair Auditor Alderman
submitted the following report: Receipts
from all sources, 500, ,309,546; disburse-
ments, $l9, 142,9 ,9S2. Balance Of assets,
81, 1865 Total gate receipts, $685.
906.
The French section Of the liberal arts
building was formally opened this after
noon.
BEDoUTNs' BEASTS ATTACHED.
A troop of Bedouin Arabs has been
giving performance at Garfield park.
Yesterday the sheriff seized the Arabian
horses, trappings. etc., for debt. The
Arabs declare they will appeal to the
Sultan, that they and their horses were
only allowed to come here on the under
standing that they be part of the worlds
fair, and that the horses and parapher-
MALTA were their individual property,
not that of the company exploiting
them. /