The sun., 1893-06-13
FETE DAYS AT THE BIG FAIR.
oREAr CROWDS ExPEcTED AT rHu
CHICAGO SHOW THIS WEEK.

Hs- sp>,ini Occasions that VIII Draw The
nfuitftu6es-Fnty ThcusnuA Gerr,nns gn-
peetes to Attend .. Tnursdsy-ES-I.rsse
dent Usrrf,o. Futs In ufs Appearssce.
CHICAGO, Juno l2-This Is to be a week Of
fstes at the Fair. There are six altogether.
three OF them being on Thursday. whom more
peoplo are expected 10 visit the Fair than on
any day since tho opening. Tho German Tur-
nors and singing societies will easily bc In the
majority on that day. At least $4,000 Ger
mans are expected and there may be half ss
many more II the day be clonr. -.,
Indiana folks are going to have great times
with music, speech making. school childrents
exercises, and flowers. All the notable men
in Indiana are coming UP with $4,000 or 20.-
900 other enthusiastic Hoosiers.
Arkansas people to tho number OF 1000 or
1000 are also coming to startle the world with
the wonders OF their exhibits. All there
events will occur on Thursday. The Infanta
will start the ball or f6te days tomorrow By
helping Senior Puy do Lotto dedcnte the
Spanish pavilion and the exhibits In tho Man.
ufacturers' and Agricultural and Machinery
Hsl On H., WSdussdoy Frame viii n9Ho
which is the the handsomest m foreign BUILDING 9E az
s In sbe % T se Hn as Ss
although 1t has already boon free for inspgc-
tion for some time. The exercises Will be
Saturday afternoon Bunker Hill" day will
lie celebrated by tho Massachusetts folks BY
ssats GoS Sse2N Russell Wi prSbSSy pro receive tSs
guests AS the building has already been
Fasy T Ss
officials OF the Fair and foreign repressnta-
ssss ans % At SsS
ciety viii spread feast in his honor at the
'Ie seeator nd David B. Hill was among tho visitors
to ,Jnek son Park to-day, lie pnSsed tho entire
afternoSp II n the Midway Plalsnsse ais ,.,...,.
stst. SS " a assf %%S hi
to.morrow afternoon over tho Wabash road
Attorney ". j. Mason said This morning
Worlds Fair authorities from closing the
ssseSssy mot not ts ied Until Sass aa
Thursday.
sSs sKs S. ssi Hss
wont to tho Iakota Hotel; President Thamas
the o.. .iresident. and after resting until f0A5
O'clock tho purity entered carriages and were
before he could ail&ht Cen ar1son's car:
riage was surrounded by peoEle who wanted
70 snsho hin by The n1H This Tsa ss
rotunda Of the ADMINISTRATION ui!ding. whore
he was recognized by the crowds who were
They greeted him with hearty applause. ghd
he ,rknowledgel the SALUTE r., by ralsing hls hat
ana tOWlDH 10 pNcTy one. i ue pilEtJ op0uL tuO
day In aeoing thu sights.
Mr.. Harrison will spend several DAYS at the
FRir and on Thursday viii! make the prinelpa
address ut the dedication Of tho Indiana State
the Ininnta gave 'em another start to-day.
She didn't go to see the so!Liers Mt Fort Shetf-
dan. That WAS the programme. but the Prin.
cess decided to do otherwise, She wanted to
see tho Worlds Fair again. and slie did. The
Iufanta roac chod the Fair grounds at 1880 r
NJ. and was driven directly to the White Horse
Inn. Break fast was served in one OF the ups
per rooms. During tho eni Valis!'s orchestra
plnyed. The lnfnrta spent several hours thore
dtscu ssing the drinks and viAnde .Afterward
the rarty was wheeled to tho cave OF the cun
dwellers and from there the Princess visited
the Convent Of the La Rabidn. where Riie re.
reived an hour or more A ride over the In
trnmural Railroad followed. Then the party
returned to town. e,'e
This evening She att ended a reception given
by Hobart Chat el,i-rhylor at the home 81 his
father-in-law. 80 P-rson strest Tomorrow
thu Infauta will again visit the Fair.
To.day's paid admissions to the Fair were
Sp sINorIEtp H.. June 12-Col. Charles p.
Bryan Of COY. Alecld's staff returned from
Chicago to-day, bringing the response of
Princoss Fulais to the invitation e1tendedto
her last week by the. Governor to visit the
State ca apitaL The Princess expressed har ap-
probation Of the honor, hut felt conPel,edto
decline the invitation: inasmuch, MS her DUR
pos. is to leave Chicago for Now York on
Wednesday neyt. tr..i,g