The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-06-07

A Beaattfal Day and Coed Attendsncs-
Germaa Day May Be Postponed.
CHICAGO, June 6.-Ths weather today
was beautiful, and about 10000 people
visited the Worlds fair.
Eulalia, the modest little princess Of
Spain's royal house. Is b Chicago. She
came today and Thousands Of people from
every state in the Union and almost every
country on the face Of the earth were at
the train. eager 70 see her and give her
welcome to this truly democratic city.
As shc disembarked at the URtpn depot
on Canal street. Mayor Harrison received
her a. one of chicago's Worlds fair
guests, and extended to her tho hospitality
Of the city. Formality Was minimized,
and when presented TO the princess Mayor
Harrison. like true ,Eentncky gentle
man, kissed her hand. In rapid success
sion the others OF the reception committee
were presented and then Prince Antoine,
the husband Of the infanta, the Duke
of Tamanes and the remainder
of the suite followed and hand
shakings became general Then the
princess was escorted by Mayor Harrison
to carriage in waiting and the remain
der Of the party being quickly seated In
respective conveyances, the processio n
started on q quiet trot, escorted by tw o
troops Of United States cavalry. over the
bridge and down town to the Palmer
house. Here, as at the depot. was large
and enthusiastic crowd waiting and the
princess was greeted with loud cheers.
The portico OF the hotel, as we'll as the ro-
tnnIa u~if,y t~A --;A c. ~.
American coiors. As the princess entered
the hotel. she bowed smilingly to tho
vociferous crowd, which extended for sew.
eral hundred feet on both sides of the lines
Of yellow-plumed cavalrymen. who gave
them no chance to break in upon the en-.
trance as they would have liked. The
princess and suite quickly disappeared in
the hotel and the crowd dispersed.
The committee on ceremonies at the
Worlds fair held lengthy session today
and arranged an elaborate pro gramme for
the reception Of the infanta on Thursday.
She was today presented with pass good
for herself and suite. to the fair, hand.
somely engraved on gold plate, and con-
tanning the signatures OF President Pal
mer. OF the Worlds Columbian commits
sion; II. n. Higginbotham, president OF
the Worlds Columbian exposition. and
Director-General George K. Davis.
German day at the fair was set for June
Is and the arrangements provided for q
grand parade with 1000 men in line.
Trouble arose. however, over the
fac, that the date in question
the anniversary of Emperor
Williams accession and the turner's Of
Chicago almost to man state emphati.
calEy tha, they will not participate in the
exercises il by 80 doing they are put IN the
position oil endorsing Emperor William .
military plans
Information wax received tonight that
Richard Mansfield White. one of the ma
slonai commissioners from New Mexico,
had been removed and John w. Webster
appointed in his place.
woRlp's Fam GROUNDS. June a.
Especial. Visitors from Washington who
registered at the state building today we're; !;
From seattge-John y. Jackson, A. J. Norman.
A. Mackiatosh and vile. Misc Gertrude Nacktn.
tosh. Miss J. Sullivan. Mise p Boyd, =. " Ding
man. r. M Boyd, 8. NJ Gordon and wife. W. ".
Hougs,on and wife and l. G. Stocking ana wife
From Tscoms-R 81. Bareh and wife. Miss
Florence & Olds l. =. Cook aad Mlss Katnersna
H. Cook
From olymria-R ". Davis and wife
From Blus Canyor-psvia C. Lou.s and villa
From AaacoTtes-w. '. weiis
From Mon.esane-Miss Lon C. Porter.
from GarEsid--Mrs. " smith.