The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1893-06-13
CONGRESSES md THE FAIR.
International Typographical UDion--Ihe
Infsnta Plays Havoc with Plans.


CHICAGO. June 12-Madlson Hall was
crowded to-day with delegates from all
parts OF the United States and Canada
10 the forty-frst annual convention Of
the international Typographical Union.
Fully 300 accredited reDresentatives
associated with the printing press were
present az $50 o'clock, when ". T. Pres
colt. Of indianapolis, president Of the
orgauiZatlOn. called the assembly 20 order.
After prayer by the Rev. Floyd jenkins
Mayor Harrison welcomed the union 10
Chicago I'm characteristic address, and
rendered them the freedom Of the city.
James Griffon. president of the Chicago
Union. then welcomed the visiting dele
Gates I'm "A short speech. and President
prescott made a formal reply. President
Prescott then announced the standing
committees FOR the ensuing year, and the
convention settled down 20 routine busl-
ness.
worlds Congress Auxiliary.
Practical reform will occupy the at
tantion of the Worlds Congress Auxiliary
during the present week The proceedings
are under the auspices Of the lnterna-
tlonal Congress Of Charities, Corrections
and Philanthropy. The event has brought
together a host Of the worlds most de-
voted bumanitarians. and the development
- tho universal spirit OF humanitarian
is,, has been emphasized 20 remarka-
lo extent I'm the widespread IN
terest manifested and the diner
az. ,ations that are represented. II was
an extraordinary list OF names that was
inscribed on the register In the reception
room OF the Art Palace this morning
The opening session Of the congress
yyas called 20 order shortly aIter IO ciVDN
~, non Frederick Howard Wines, secre-
tory ~ the State Commission OF Lu'lic
CHARITIES n Illinois. A vacant chalr on
the platform served as iei''''''''
President Hayes. a.,......,
Asareeses OF welcome were Delivered
S.. tTo, q q. BOney and Mrs. Potter
palmer and responses we're maze py -.
p,re,re OF France, and several othT
fore,gn delegates The annual oratloh was
sl,t,.9red bv Professor Francis g. Pea
-. ~, Harvard University. ana at MS
.-.+ci,,giop the delegates took recess 20
ottcnd "a luncheon and reception tendereu
b, the Public Charities Of chicago.
rtis afternoon the Congress met IN
etoht sections. in which DauDeiiSih
rendent children, hospital meIhouS, ~
treatment OF the i'Fane, the pre- -
"a renr.ssion or crime, the care OF re
tle-mInded children ana siH'i"'
will be daily discussed.
Fuialie Disregsrds Programme
,,s. r,fanta Eulalle spent several hours
a., ne Fair to-day, going pretty mnch
where and how her woman i@"1y ~
,a,ea ~tet She She gives the officials heaps OF
49, ',si. ~ disregarding programmes and
.i'y',ao, no Unexpectedly at out OF the
49,, aIaces Her partiality for the mid
go nIaisance has pOpularized that sec
ZION and made It the fashion Comtn@hasr
Davis. her official escort expects the 90
Iunnbian guards 10 oe ready everywhere
she goes 10 present arms. but the Fflhcess
herself makes that difhcuiI her per
sonal independence and democratc Yen
dencles have greatly added 10 lhe popu "a
80, sine had gained before coming here
Ex-prasiS.pt .H-xxAson was ~ the FAR