The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-08-14

.'Iemo, lemo" stand up to the hotel under
canvas. Seats have been fixed all through
the park, and if the crowd does not
reach the fifty thousand mark every
one can have seat In &
shady place. 1t is impossible to particul
arize in Il small space. therefore the fol
lowing program for the week will serve tc
give one an idea of what this doing will
consist of.
FIRST DAY-MoNDAY.
FORENOON.
Morning gun.
Reception and assignment to quarters.
Public meeting of the council of admin
istratiOn at 1880.
AFTERNOON AND EVENING.
Opening of cyclorama of battle OF Get
tysburg.
Opening of Military drama. "The Fed
eral Captain"
Camp Fire under auspices of Garfield
Post, in the big tent, s p. m.
SECOND DAY-TUESDAY.
FORENOON.
Morning gun.
Reception and assignment to quarters.
Boat riding and games.
Cyclorama of battle of Gettysburg.
AFTERNOON.
Formal opening of the State Soldiers
Prayer by department chaplain. Rev. j..
E. Brant.
Anthem, America" by the audience.
Address of welcome-COionel J. X. Hol-
lowell.
Response-C A. R. Greene.
Song by the Coyotes of Larned.
RecitatiOnS.
Song by the Coyotes.
Dismissal. Music by the Dexter band.
EVENING.
Camp fire in the big tent.
Drama. ''The Twin Sisters" in the
Crawford Grand opera house, benefit OF
relief fund of Garfield Post
THIRD DAY-wEDNEsDAY.
FORENOON.
Morning guu.
Reception and assignment to quarters.
Meetings of state organizations.
AFTERNOON.
Open meeting of the department of Ok
lahoma in the big tent at 2:30 o'clock.
Business meeting of the Ex-Prisoners of
War association in Garfield hall, at 23O
o'clock.
Meeting of the department Woman's
at Odd Fellows hall, at 2:30 o'clock.
EVENING.
Campfire. under the auspices of the
Woman's Relief corps, in the big tent. at
1880 o'clock.
Open meeting OF EX-PrlSonerS or war In
Garfield hall. at o'clock.
Drama-"Twin Sisters" at Crawford
opera house.
FOURTH DAY-THURSDAY.
FORENOON.
Morning gun.
Grand street parade.
AFTERNOON.
Big meeting in the big tent, 2:30 o'clock.
Address by Communicating Chief Palmer
and prominent Sneakers from abroad.
Music and singing
EVENING.
Grand campfire.
Address by Corporal Tanner and other
speakers Of prominence
Singing, music ana fun.
[Coney Island will not hold a candle to
Camp Sedgwick on this day and night
FIFTH DAY. FRIDAY.
FORENOON.
Morning gun.
Visit packing houses, stock yards, Bur
ton car works, colleges aud universities by
electric cars.
AFTERNOON.
Flag presentation in big tent
Attend base ball games.
EVENING.
Sham battle and fire works at fair
grounds Cars will run through from
Camp Sedgwick without change. This
display has been prepared at great ex-
pense. and in order that the committee
may not be left in hole they will exact
the small payment of - cents admIttance
at the gate aud 10 cents for those who de-
sire "A seat in the grand stand. LOO adj
ditional seats will be erected for the &C.
caslou.
SIXTH DAY, SATURDAY.
This is 10 as-you- please-day. Each one
can arrange program TO suit himself.
REUNION NOTES
James Shields post of Wellington sent
word yesterday that they will be here
Monday $50 strong, with their own tents,
cooks and provender ready TO stay week.
There are no flies on James Shields post
or on any individual member thereof
George Freeman Of Caldwell, the man
who made the first wagon track etween
Wellington aud Caldwell, Is already on
the ground with A stock OF his own books
for sale His book Is entitled "Midnigh;
aud MONDAY" and is what one might
call the criminal history Of the border, in
Gliding all tue famous killings al CAld-
well and HunneyweA
A fine silk flag beautifully mounted Is
on exhibition id the snow window Of the
Arcade store It viii be given 10 the post
having the largest number of uniformed
members IN the parade The post that
will get Will always haze something they
can feel proud Of The Arcade windows
are handsomely decorated
FinIay Ross windows are also hand
sonlely decorated: ard so are the windows
Of J. p Allen, Aldrich & Ssrntzei. Cole s.
Joues. HetIinger Bros. the Golden Eagle,
and in fact all the stores along both
streets, When the curtains rise in
Charley Billings window il is safe to say
that some handsome scene will be revealed
The Boston store windows are the nosE
handsomely decorated windows IN the elty