The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-11

QUEEN MARcAERirAs IAceS
Thirty Pieces Of the Cessly YaNstao
Aissiag From the Consig~oeas-TAe
Fair VIII Ne Open To-day.

Hhsfsy Pieces OF the Cessly Ha1steD
Missiae From the Ceasie.aeas-TAe
Fair VIII Ne Open To-day.
CHICAGO. June if.-Tt rained hard, the
wind blew in all directions and the air VA
raw and chilly todsv. bat snch weather
had no serro-s for Princess Eulalia She
went 20 the fair and despite the white caps
on the lake went in = small steam yacht,
the tossing about Of which terrified tho
iandsmcn who accompanied her. At tho
Horticultural bniiding. which she firas
visited, the members Of the committee On
ceremonies informed her highncss sha1
when it suited her the pleasure of iunch-
con woaid re served in the Administers
ton building. The princess replied that
when she felt hungry she would lunch q
the nesres, restaurant The party soon went
% Midway Piaisance and there innchcd
in the German village. rye bread and
sanssges and cheese and bcers comprising
the reaas:- About 4 o'clock tho princess
was reminded of the musicale 10 be given
in her honor at Festival hail. This did
not seem to suit her fancy. but she con-
scented 20 so. Invitations had been sent
ont TO large number 20 attend the con-
cert given by President and Mrs. Higein-
botham and Mrs. Bertha III. Palmer in
honor OF the princess. The building was
crowded at the appointed time and when
at O'Clock the infansa and those giving
the coneer, failed TO appear IL was decided
to proceed With the programme. Tho
orchestra was practically hall through
with the programme when the Tnfanta
aud party appeared in . box and the audi
ence checred Justify. The princess lefe
the building after staying not more than
five minutes and the party was driven TO
the Piaisance again and later in the even
ing TO the hotel.
The princess and suite tonight attended
the performance OF the Lillian Russell op.
era company At the Columbia thcAtsr.
Drummcrs from all parts Of the country
attended the exposition today. although
the day was gloomy and rain began 10 fall
heavily before noon. Travelling men
turned out in great numbers. The TTave!-
ers' Protective Association. which con-
Guided its annual meeting At Peoria yes
terday. visited the fair in a body. making
the Missouri state building its head.
quarters. The travellers were welcomed by
Mayor Harrison. followed by an address
4 SS(NGuS0u.
dresses were made by Gov. Stone. Of Mis-
souri,; ex-Gov. Hubbard. Of Texas. and
Others.
A troop OF Bedouin Arabs has been siv.
ing performances at the park. and yester.
day the sheriff seized their Arabian horses,
trappings. etc. for debt. The Arabs de-
clare they will appeal TO the sultan: that
they and their horses werc only allowed to
come here on the understanding that they
would be part Of the Worlds fair, and
that the horses and raraphcrnalia wsrc
their individual property, and not that Of
the company exhibiting them.
The live stock committee today submit.
ted to Director General Davis the rcsolu-
ton adopted by them recommending the
appointment of J. Il. Edgar. of Railway.
n. j.. n superintendent of the Tive stock
department. ana urging prompt action in
the matter, saying that any delay would
be dangerous TO the success Of the depart
mens.
At the monthly meeting of the directors
of the Worlds fair today Auditor Acker-
man submitted the following reports 70
June l.:
Receipts from oil sources ........... So $50
Disbursement ....................-.. f2.it2Ss1
Balance Of assets .................. i.IsAss4
Total gate receipts -.................. Sss2.s6
The French section of the liberal arts
building was formally opened this alter
noon.
WoRnns FAIR GROUNDS. June i0-fSpe-
ciai. Visitors from Washington rsgistsr.
ing at the state building today were:
From sesttie--ioha X Williamson and wife.
r. l. stssuterg. r. r. Hiider. r. s. kosinson, Mr.
and Mira John Lsary. r. n. Maidoom. q. 4
farr. j. A. Perkins. Isaac BariinSams. Dr..
sarah Kendall. George y. Co.tssiii. james n
KAig. Mrs. l. w. Bazby. Waiter Wood
From Tacoma-Msa r.. NJ. Hunt. Edward
Haus. ". y. Haiip.nny. q. ". Cook and wife.
From whatcou-pr. II. J. Brinsy.
From Fsirhaven--c. IL Culver ana ososgo
Dietrich.
From AnaeoYtes--H. A. March
FROM snmnes-E. u. Sweeney and viia
From south Bcna-E /. vanduoen
From npla-Mra II. T. Ferry.
A startling disclosure was made at the
fair grounds this evening when the price,
less faces sent here by Queen Msrgherita,
of Italy. were unpssked. While the iaces
were being taken out Of their cases and
each piece counted. il WAS found that
thirty pieces were missing Csbiegrams
were Immediately sent to Rome aprrising
the queen OF the loss. 1t seems the loss will
not fall upon the exposition company.
their bond not covering the safety Of Iaees
In transit The company il under 500, go
bond for their safe reiurn to Italy. II IL
impossible TO secure any details ~ TO tho
loss except the statement Of Customs In-
specior Grant to the effect that the iaces
are missing and the cahlegrams sent to
Rome conveying news Of ihc ioss and
making inquiries about the shipment.
Chief Justice Fuller today entered On
order suspending the temporary iniunc-
ton granted by the United states circuit
court 10 restrain the management of the
Worlds fair irora opening the grounds on
Sunday. lie set the hearing 81 the cause
in the United States court Of Appeals for
Thursday next Judges Bum, of Madison,
Wis. and Alien. OF Springfield, will be In
attendance.
Justice Fuller said il had been held that
the court must grant such petition. ~
any rate no legal harm could come from
granting 10. Tn view Of the fact that hear.
ing on the merits could be speedily had.
TRAVELLERS DAY AT TuE RAIR,
sEArFIE, wash. JEns ~. ls32
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