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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17
RATTLE OLE GErTYSBURGI

Briscoe's Battle of Gettysburg will be
given at the Opera House on Wednesday
afternoon and evening next, April
%, for the benefit of the gen
eral relief fund of Garfield Post and w.
r. c. The performance is under the aus
pieces of Garfield Post, No. %, c. ~ r. \
prize of SO will be given to the person sell
ing the greatest number of tickets for the
evening performance The whole battle is
a stupendous work, showing ten great cpl
sodes of the battle. All figures are life
size. The following is a synopsis of the
production in brief:
Scene first-Opening of the battle at Nc
phersOn's wood. Death of General Rev
nolds. Cutters brigade fires the first shot.
The Iron brigade going into action.
Scene SecOnd-EYening of the first day
Retreat of the First and Eleventh corps
Scene third-General Hancock arriving
on the field, assuming command and
checking the defeat Brilliant group of
officers on East Cemetery hill-HancOck,
Howard, Doubleday, Warren. etc.
Scene fourth-Noon of the second day
The DEVILS Den. Terrible fighting. Near
the peach orchard.
Scene fifth-AfternOOn Of the second day.
Little Round Top. Terrible hand TO hand
fighting Death Of Generals Weed. Vim
cent. O'Rourke HaZleUte etc.
Scene siXth-Evening Of the second day
The Valley of Death.
Scene seventh-Night OF the second day.
East Cemetery hill
Scene eightb-lIorning Of the third day
The Twelfth corps driving the Confeder-
aues out of our works on CUlD'S hill
Scene NIuth-NOOn of the third dav
The cavalry fight on the right of our army.
Scene tenth-Afternoon OF the third day
End of the battle. Pickett's charge and
total defeat OF the enemy. Five thousand
prisoners. fifteen thousand stands of small
arms. Thirty-three battle flags Victory.
General st. Clair \ MulhOlland Will tell
the story of the fight.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17
THE RAIN GENERAL.

Everyone was talking about the rain
yesterday. The advance in the price of
corn and wheat and the advance in pros
poets for the crop of the present year were
quite enough to make the average kansan
happy. On inquiry at the signal station
it was learned that the rainfall here up to
O'Clock last evening was 81 of an inch
and that the rain had extended over the
entire state, the Territory, northern Texas,
Arkansas and as far as Tennessee J. Z.
McMechan., Esq, who reached the city
last night, says it commenced to rain Sun
day noon at Muskogee and kept it up IN
til he left. From information gained it is
certain that Kansas and the southwest has
been greatly benefited.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17

TIE s-vsnts % irazl are veTy poor. very
high pr1ced. AID very Esr3 70 ~ he ~
ceaity Il having u v-~s - live never bsv-
Ing beoou. q ssern Tea1fy IA ths4T eyes, taey
co-slder z; rather fa79. thAa ot--srwias "a
fsct {gis- a c,aaesozIry1. - b. ~ thtr. -
assY price. COX. f-r iuztzacs, ha1 ~ =
god 90 % er, sraa 1or7es a. ta.f rart a
10 tie Eoruilz CO.'S vozE brs-4kt-.r, EEf
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ter- an6 A. "a = he Aad intrrfsrsd vie sssaz
e t1szT DTsrsEz=v~a--gss~ York LsezsT.
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RELICS OF INTEREST

DR.. J. S. Foote recently received a batch
of papers and books from his grand father
back in New York. He looked into the
box yesterday and found many old relics
of striking interest. There were two copies
Of the Norwich, Connecticut Courier,
one bearing the date of January 18th 1915,
and the other February 10th. 1913. They
were five column, four pages and the latter
was filed mostly with war news. a long
article showed the danger Of the British
demoralizing New Orleans and something
about incompetency Of some of the United
States officers. The latter give figures on
the expense of the war and something ofthe
administration.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17
PHYSIOLOGY AND HYGIENE.
Como Errors in Selecting GlaSses-A valn
able Physiological Truth.

Como Errors in Selecting GlaSses-A valu-
able Physiological Truth.
One source of error in buying glasses il
mentioned by Medical CLASSICS. This is the
hurried trial given them. Many persous hnd
afterward that while everything appeared
bright and clear from "a few minutes use Of
the glasses selected, after continued wear
they tire the eye or the print becomes
blurred. This may happen in either near
sighted or farsighted persons, for. whom the
nearsighted patient is allowed TO select his
own glass he will ingse0 per cent. OF cases Sc
lect too strong a ssass, because tt viii give
him a brighter or clearer picture; whereas
the patient selecting glasses for oldage will
IKE glass ia most instances which enlarges
the print, thinking that the larger the print
appears to him the better he secs; or, on the
contrary, he will be guided by the number
of the glass, believing in the general false
opinion that the longer one delays in putting
on glasses, or that by using the weakest glass
possible, he is preserving his sight for long
err ume-eithsr of which selections is, Of
course, wrong.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17

\ finishing planer and a full set of circular
saws Tor ripping and cross cut take up the
balance of the space on the lower floor
Upstairs are the mor-isluE and tenant
Ing machines. band saw. jig saw and other
ornamental saws. hand p,aner and
jointer, sLaner sash moUlder. boring
and ornamental machines. The sash and
door and VcneeripE departments are also
ON the second floor. Three years ago the
output Of the mill for the year was up
wards Of $4,000 and this business has in
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17

nearly the same and he did not know that
any one piece Of machinery got more rest
than another. The demand for a better
class Of sash and door work was quite ap-
parent and fine stair work was getting TO
be a very important part of the industry.
Mr.. CarsOns mill is situated on a large
open lot having the river and the dense
foliage of the bank on the west and is
joined by the yards of the Rock Island
Lumber company on the east. His stock
yard and sheds are a pattern of neatness
and every place about the establishment
has an air of activity and being well kept.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17

The Young women of this association are
trying to do a good work in this city. They
need the sympathy and encouragement Of
every one. The attendance at the rooms
seems TO be increasing. The Bible train
Ing class Is growing in numbers and inter
est. The gospel meeting last Sabbath was
IN impressive one. some new faces were
present and the work seems TO widen and
deepen. When there i 50 much work 70
he done. great activity in various lines Of
bcueyoIeuce. charitable and Christian
work. one Is too apt TO become weary in
Wei doing. Although this Is one Of the
more recent organizations. syil 1t should
come in for at least share of support. The
various committees are hard AT work fur
ni~hing the cottage. They have rented
piano and its sweet tones render the rooms
more attractive and pleasant \ supply Of
Gospel HymnS No. has just arrived. Miss
Saatcr. the general secretary. Is uItlrlGg
in her efforts 10 push forward the work.
The classes are gradually filling up. e.
-ac.ally THAI one N dra-Snaki--- Any
one wanting 10 Join this class VII please
leave their names az the rooms Their
friends have kindly aided 80 fs-. sril thew
need a number Of articles 10 make the
rooms comfortable and attractive. More
chairs are needed, a couch, tables. lamps.
pictures, a few yards Of c.lclo-h. etc. Who
VIII help them,
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17
MATTERS EDUCATIONAL,

From the Western School Journal
The last meeting of the Sedgwick county
teachers, for this school year, was held at
Wichita on March S. Chancellor Everest,
of Garfield university, addressed the
teachers on Waste Of Educational Forces.
There was waste in unnecessary embelllsh-
ment of buildings. in too much money for
libraries and apparatus. Instead of this
increase the salaries Of teachers. Prof.
Naylor, of Lewis academy, asked the
teachers, in a brief address, to seriously
review the work of the year. Prof. Kemp,
of the Wichita university, spoke On
Thought Expression" 1t is expression
that gives value to thought, hence the i'm
pOrJance of clear expression. Superintend-
ent Stevenson. of the Wichita schools,
said the real object Of education is to get
children to think for themselves Brief
addresses were made by several other
teachers. Superintendent Pence cOmpli-
meuted and thanked the teachers Tor the
excellent spirit shown by them during the
year, and for the good work done by them.
Sedgwick county is indeed fortunate TO
have such a superintendent as Professor
Pence. a. he i uutirIug IN his efforts pro
Crassive in spirit, and has greatly advanced
the cause Of education IN the country
schools by grading and classifying them.
by giving them a systematic course Of
study and BIZ organizing It system of gra-
dation which Is already bringing forth good
results
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17
TIE CONCERT.

The concert at the Central Christian
church last night was well attended IN
spite of the bad weather, and a handsome
sum was realized which Will be devoted 10
the general fund Of the church. The pro
gram was under the direction Of Mrs.
Singer. VINO was highly c0mplimented by
all on the success of the entertainment.
The following program was given, each
number receiving generous applause:
PART l.
OVERTURE Just Spiel-.....-.. Keller Pela,
Misses Jessie Clark, Edessa johnson.
Vocal soIo-Thy Name -----.-...Al Willard.
2Ir= l. y. Singer.
Duet ...........-.......Re Reuben and Rachel.
Mis- EvanEeline BurgeS~er,
Master Howard Richards
Solo and chorus .---..Ilngle Bells
Misses Ireland. Patton. Henrse. Campbell.
Misses CARRIER. ireland Craig. Bonn.
NeSsrS Nun. Wells. SnIve. =, singer.
Wight. johnson. HO.crumb, Pie-p0ut.
Vocal solo-~ereuade.-- -ochUb bert.
Miss Clara Jescr5ch-
Quartet-Our Choir. -.....----. King
Misses Johnson and Piper.
IeSSr.. Wright and ~rivelv.
Vocal soIo. ......W When the TIDE Comes in,
Mss Louise Gray.
sol-..-....-.The Dying Poet.
N~s. Georgia Mccoy.
Double quartet ACrfesaZ-u-. the Farm
Mrs. SINGER. Mrs. GIL. Miss Piper
! and Ireland. Sie--rs- johnson, Wight,
>uively ard Wells
Vocal s1lo-In SprIl-tlI1e .....-....-Fes -a
MS Jennie EcC-GnC.
Tr;o-Se Il FraseI Belisario
MIS- Nell NcPhe-son, Mr. Fred
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ADJUSTMENTS.


Tonight, Friday, Saturday and matinee
the Nellie Walters company viii present
at the Crawford Grand Il repertoire of new
and pleasing plays. The company opens
tonight and the advance sale indicates a
big business.
Yesterday was a typical April day, but
with darkness there came signs of ces-
sation of the rain. and good audience
greeted Miss Nellie Walters in Criss Cross.
The play affords an opportunity for plenty
OF acting, and Miss Walters knows how 10
please audience. She Is a charming little
lady full of ambition, originality and
energy, and a captivating sOubrette. She
plays three parts IN Crisis CrOSs-a rOmp-
ing school girl whom no body can manage,
not even her parents; that OF Dutch girl,
and a jockey. Miss Walters songs and
dances are fine and her support Is good.
The costumes OF the star are attractive.
In the Walters Dramatic company Au-
gusta has Il tiTst-Class attraction. Miss
Walters will establish herself as fayorite
before her engagement closes, and, If I'M
CienCe's pleasure, last nights audience
was highly pleased.-Augusta (Ga.) Chron-
Icle.
MCABE & YoUNG's NuSsTELs
The following from late Louisville ex-
change:
A big and brilliant audience filled the
Buckingham theater last night to welcome
the great McCabe & Young's operatic
minstrels, their first appearance in the
city. The company possesses merit far
about the average minstrel shows, show
ing the demand of modern civilization for
something TO laugh at. McCabe Il Young,
in their song and dance entitled The Up
per los and Lower IS. - carried the house
nv n hEir classical and
beauty. Moonlight terpsichore won the
esthetic souls OF theaudjence. HUM, Hill
man, Dixon and Miner are strong big
4card, in fact they are four big acres It
is worth the price of admission TO see this
ebony son of Menus, John Brewer, in his
side-splitting cOmical comicalities and
funny falls, The Drum Major Drill can't
be eXcelled: i'll fact each and every artist
in this company is living photograph of
fun, and taken in all it is the best all
around minstrel show that has visited
Louisville for a number of year.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17
THE COURTS.
DISTRICT COURT.

Butler & Fisher vs. L. +. Hobson; judg-
ment for plaintiffs assignee for S14. Mer-
riman Park and Land Co. W. VIM. Davis;
judgment for plaintiff for 81, 1860; vs. y.
Baldwin for Il, 5G2.4 ID. Z. Dunbars vs.
y. W. Stevenson was on trial by jury. NJ.
Lee vs. Agnes Lee; dismissed at cost of
plaintiff. Motions and demurrers con
sumed the balance of the day at this court.
PROBATE COUET.
Settlement of eXecutriX in estate of l..
D. Dewey, deceased, filed. Report of 5.
Ingram and resignation as special admin
istrator VIM. Craig filed.
Account and settlement of administra-
tor of estate of Christopher Perschbacher,
deceased, filed.
A marriage license was issued to Morti-
mer Gillies and Nina McMillen, both Of
Wichita.
COMMON PLEAS COURT.
Bennett Bros. vs. Abe Smith was still in
hearing before Judge Balderstons court.
The evidence was all in when court ad
journed. Volk Vs. Sullivan 81 Steinmetz
dismissed Rock Island Lumber Co. vs.
James h. Fletcher, judgment for plaintiff
vs. A f. Bond of 81 ,Ol2. j. Riser vs. c. a.
Waddell ct al, judgment for plaintiff for
$354. A. Wolf VS. II. Frank ct al, judg-
ment for plaintiff for S5345J. Several mo
lions and demurrers were disposed OF.
JUSTICES COURTS.
The usual round of civil work occupied
the justices courts yesterday.
POLICE COURT.
The case Of V. V. Barnes charged with
shooting with intent TO Kill was continued
until Friday morning at O'Clock and the
bond was fixed al = 900. Two parties
proved that they GId not keep "a dOg. sew
eral minor oueuers were disposed OF II the
usual way.
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OF interest, in view Of the great number of
that are at present contemplated.
Every contractor in the city has plans and
specifications approved, and only wait for
the settled weather, which always follows
the spring rains The major portion of
the building this spring viii be residences,
although several large business blocks are
contracted for and others are under ad-
visement. A contractor was making an
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17

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I'll a payAbla ia s.4Taz-s ? ed B-lfT E,lV-
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17
n0NT S@A
SVNdNT aAA1S
123 to 127 Y. Main Street.

Another shipment of our cele-
brated fast black and sweat
proof sateenS at - cents, with
henrietta finish.
Our Sateens at Ii ID. u ID
and 10 cents have no equals out
side. 1t will well pay you to
see them.
New hosiery and new gloves
just received and put on sale at
popular prices.
The French ginghams are
marvels of beauty. Twenty new
patterns put on sale today.
NUNsoS & MCNAMARA.
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Cheerfulnss. a sonroe Of Health.


whatever else you do, don't worry your
self 10 death, If you never die was tho sage
II somewhat erratically put advice Of an old
lady who nearly attained five score years
"A merry heart doeth good like n1edi
cine, Ms more than poetic metaphor; it is =
physiological truth Of immense practical
value Il is a fact, not so di alcult 70 explain
might be Supposed, that many persons soo-
Cumb 20 an attack at a time when numbers
are sick OF the same rnalady and not few
are dying from it who would have recovered
II they had been the only sufferers. The
effect of the mind upon the body IL 50 strong
" marked that the first effort Of all we'll in
formed physicians, when called 20 attend q
person seized with any rnalady. Is 70 secure
mental tranquility and hopeful spirit.
Whatever may be said of the power Of
faith 70 cure dlsease and restore che SICK, no
one who has had any experiences with inva-
lids VIII deny that the want Of IL has lsf.
many 70 die who would have recovered II
they had been sanEulns Of the result A
fright vii check the action Of the heart, and
thousands perish annually without any or
ganic disease simply fron the shock n d sud
den alarm which has fIlsd them with terror
The power q the viii 70 pro@Oog life In afrsl
body has been 90 often witnessed that the
medical authorities now accept - a. eztab-
Lshed beyond all coz trsdictLoa-
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6OAUS oOA
SfiNdIW aAA0a
zEEsEszzss=zEEEzzE<v
123 to 127 n. Main Street.

The bargain interests are in
creasing daily here, our buyer
is in the market and new bar
gains Will come with every day.
Fine close challies in newest
dress styles on sale tomorrow at
. cents a yard.
The best quality of dress
prints now offered at ) cents.
The - 1-2 cent seersuckers
are going rapidly at s Is cents.
And the Toll du NOrd Cham
brays at II ID cents are the best
bargain of the season,
KUNsoN MCNAMARA.
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Chilling the Fssl

Dr. Mg15s Egys that 20 tie ilnp-udsnt Al
q getting out q bed rstBous protesting ses
fees-on> 50 connouly Committed ~ u0uea
without tao1gbt q t5s couseqrsocoS-znaJ -
traced m4zy al atsse< = oe.l1lssaz b<oasks
O. oy tae sudden t1OgZu H1oanes:sTy srpos1rs
q TIE fse % cold J. rs oszzssd rors dls-
ssss 70 Vou~a p-eAollsiy Asa4lHy tzAa ooszl1
rss1It from say ol1sr EaEls at = anp-s-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17
COLONEL. MTRDOCK ILL.

Col. Murdoch, the EAGLES chief. was
attacked violently with neuralgia of the
left side and hip Tuesday morning, and
has been Frustrated thereby since that
time. The poignancy of his suffering had
been somewhat Modified yesterday even
ing by the heroic application Of nervines,
but he was still PROSTATE. His physician
and family are hopeful that he viii be able
to throw off the attack and recover in a
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17

The real estate exchange transacted con-
siderable business yesterday. At a direc-
tory meeting it was decided to allow free
listing of property one month yet; it being
an extension of a month over the time
originally decided upon. Quite large
amount of property has been listed, city
as well as farm. 1t is especially desired TO
get large list of farm lands TO accOmmo-
date those coming into the state desiring
to locate on farms
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17

4 1~- tcecTT = tas czLas q E1or-siGk-sd-
ress = thai q d.. ForszSy. dsFs5t0- q ne
CphtE2irsc university q Bre=lez- Es d.
clzrss that n On czses tea: hs las st11ied
tss prsss-rs = tiEss oo-lArs zpsa tie uzs1ass
q t1e mex h2s ~ DISTURBED - cz-czlaEsSa q
L1s hood - 20 s6s-e to srszsz1t
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The Hour a, Which D.s.b Occurs.

From a stady Of fifteen tbsussnd cases. ex-
tending over a psriod % twelve years, DR.. J.
T. Burns states in TIE New York Medical
Journal that death oc-UTs seemingly without
any particular prediction 70, any certain
hour, and tEet the numDer o. deaths for each
hour is very evenly proporti0ned, coDNaer-
IN the large number of cases taken and ths
tune coTersd- The OniT very positive con
ciUaJns the author has formed from the ag-
Ures are " that TIE ida tAat more deaths
take place II tie early morning hours u aa
erroneous one, ~ Il stimglsnts srs 70 BE
pusBsa IN o-seaSs during these hyura tss
practice must b. justified upon s0-oe OthsT
ground than . avert zoe possibility q dan
Eer suppos,d % 10 very probable a. tsts -
nod =. tlEt TIE vitality q a. Individual in
disease Is net regulated ~ To sane izfaeDoss
O. 500 gscs % The ~azBs laws tEa. govern ths
vitality - healthy human b1ing- tss nor
Easl equilibrium maintained IA bsALth %
tween tie me1.@l and physical Etatss beng
altered
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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17

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The Guild of St. Johns church viii meet
with Mrs. Myers, lob Lawrence avenue,
Thursday, April II, at $40 o'clock.
Mrs MYERS, Sec.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17
A MAMMOTH planning MILL
A GLANCE AT THE WEST WILLIAM
STREET PLANNING MILL
It's History and Growth in Brief--A
Steadily Increasing Business En-
ploying q Great Many Hands,
Preparations for a Boom
in Building.

ORE attention is paid
10 the facilities for
doing work at this sea
son of the year, espec-
tally as the indications
are at present for a
building boom of some
this sum
The planning
mills of the city are
moro or less an object
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17
PLANFR AND WATCHER,

The engine room is particularly attractive
to the eye of a mechanic, and the engineer
evidently takes much pride in his depart
mpnt
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SOCIAL Etiquette

"At Ho1~~ Dnys zad Aft~~.ooa al
HoEs-s-'-sh4u ;hs Hosts Iaszoass-g
a. a: lsze z-r. Ia1z-z zes a. Esssz-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17

L was quietly rumored yesterday that
the plautoou of the Knights Ieup-ar win
ming the badge for best drilling has made
second contest Of itself % select the bes-
drilled man and that NJ G. y Jones
was compelled 70 release the badge in
favor OF Mr. j. Il. Alley. some oi the
members OF the Platoon are responsible
for putting the report n circulation.
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To THE PUBLIC.

Cases of cruelty 10 animals or children
coming under your notice report promptly
TO the president of humane society, Mr..
William Mathewson, at the savings bank.
Membership cards please ill and leave at
same place, or with the treasurer, AIr. r.
N Piaut
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1890-04-17

Regular meeting Of D Of II tonight
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MIS-. HELEN u. CAELTg-S, Recorder.
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