The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-08
EULALIE Al THE FAIR.
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An Elaborate Programme.

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An Elaborate Programme.
CHICAGO. June ,7.--Prinosss Eulalie will
mako her first visit TO the Worlds Colnm-
b'an exposition Tomorrow. She will be
the guest Of exposition officials. who have
prepared an elaborate programme for her
reception. Flags and bands and streamsrs
OF ovsry nation wsil float from every eon-
csivsble pinnacle of tho great buildings,
and everything about She fair will take on
4 holiday ~ pc aTanoe of tho most dccidcd
kind. When the princess arrives ut tho nd
mintstrntion building. whore she 10 TO tako
on a carpet Of pnnsies. These beautiful
blossoms will be strewn along her pathway
from the cnrriag, 10 the breakfast room.
After breakfast the party will p ooeed to
mrs. Palmer's room, where the committee
on ceremonies of the board Of lady man
.gers ,; ; viii 30 in atsendanoe to receive them.
The Spanish section in the woman's build
ing Wall then be visited and . general tour
OF ths grounds will DO made IN cnrri ,ges.
man named Arnold and Harlow Higin-
bothnm, who secured tho concession ss
official and only photographers on the
grounds. At q salary OF $4,000 a year and 10
pr cent of all work, which meant about
$25.0 600. have succeeded by their ofiicious-
ness in getting themselves tangled no with
tho council of administration and will
probably be discii lined. They went 30 far
as 70 ueclare that representatives OF illus
trated newspapers could not make sketches
on the grounds and yesterday one OF Theses
Arnold, who constituted himseif 4 magis-
trats for the occasion. and utterly ignored
tho permit issued TO the artist by Director
General Davis. When information Of this
reached Director General Davis he was
wroth and this matter WAS referred to the
~ Inn niptu ukp pot{ Ill In
tsrview Arnold.
This is not the most serious matter about
these naughty photographed. The imrs-
iial German commissioners made oom-
paint against them to-day to the effect
that Arnold fefused to return to them neg
the German section Of the fne a,ts gallery.
The United States government signed an
agreement that all negatives Of photo
graphs or other exhibits should be returned
to the commissioners. This agreemsnt,
however, had no effect on Arnold. and the
matter was laid before the council Of ad-
ministration.
Director Charles II. Sohwab. Of tho
Worlds fair, says that the exposition
cleared quarter of million dollars in tho
month OF May, and % result of a general
reduction of forcas to begin this week .
better result 10 confidently anticipated for
the month OF June. M. sohwab took
rosy view Of the situation and clsimed that
the financial success Of the Worlds fair is
already assured. He says the running ex-
rsnses of the fair will be but 100000 .
week for the present. and this Will 10 cut
down whom the forces ars reduced. a. can
be now afforded BY the officials. NJ.
Schwab says the receipts for tho month Of
May have averaged S24 600 daily.
German day at the fair is set for June IL,
and the arrangement has provided for q
parade with 10000 men In line. Trouble
has arisen, however, over the fact that the
psror williams accession. and the turner's
of Chicago, almost TO man state emphat-
ioally that they will not participate in tho
exercises II BY so doing they are put In the
position of endorsing Emperor Williams
military plnue. N#sE