The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-07-04
Dr.. Lyons
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rangements have been made for this oc-
| casion. The amateur events Of an ath-
letic nature for prizes viii afford much
amusement to the spectators as well as
the happy winners. These events win con-
sist in a sack race, potato race, wheelbar-
row race, ladies tight rope walking con-
test, a balancing pole being allowed Of
course; smoothe pole climbing contest,
and a contest a catching a lively young
porker which is said to be a smoothe
customer when it comes TO being caught
Ample prizes have been provided the
skillful or lucky ones as the case may
be in each Of these contests. All this IS
free to every boy. An additional feature
OF the day viii be the liberation of bal
oons during the day
IN the evening the grand dinsplay OF
Pains fireworks viii be the feature much
anticipated. The display is now set up
and Dir. Franz Payne who has it in chargs
expressed himself yesterday as satisfied
that it would find favorable comparison
with the display with Pains Pompeii
which he brought here during the fair
last fall and which is yet talked of as the
most beautiful outdoor exhibit ever in
Wichita
The display is not the firing Of a mass
Of fireworks usually sold in stores. bat
what is known as large public display
such as the opening OF the Worlds fair
II Chicago and St. Louis. Mr.. Payne has
secured several OF the new rockets es-
peciauy prepared for the 81. Louis expo
sition. The display however is more par
tcularly selected from ground exhibition
pieces. fountains Of fire, etc, enough
aerial pieces OF the very best order being
secured TO lend variety.
Already word has come in from many
outside towns. one party Of twenty coming
from Hutchinson on the evening train
solely TO see The fireworks.
Ample seating capacity has been pre-
pared from which TO view the display and
there is practically no limit to the COM
Portable Accommodations provided within
the park enclosure and the display viii
form as beautiful a finale to the Gay
most rerered by americans all over the
world. no matter under what flag they
happen TO be.
The last two games of the base ball
trounament viii be played at the fair
grounds this afternoon beginning at 2:30.
The Cudahy team VIII cross bats with
both College and league team. The
Cudahy boys have not won game in the
and today they promise TO
retrieve this and make things very inter
estnig for the other fellows.
The tournament has been one Of closely
contested games and first class sport has
been given. Good crowds have been in
and the games were worth
even better support. Todays game viii
be between all OF the teams so that those
who attend are assured of getting their
moneys worth.
The Wichita Country club viii celebrate
day at their club grounds.
Several parties made up Of club members
will picnic at the grounds all day. but
the celebration planned by the club viii
not begin till $50 O'Clock in the after
noon. At that time the golf contest with
more than nifty on a side viii
be played. Captains T. W. Oliver and W. |
o. Sternberg will choose UP sides from
he golf players present and the players
Ter in which they are chosen. When all |
the contests are finished the side which |
1as won the largest number of these |
contests viii be declared the winner. |
Two rounds viii be played BY each play |
sr IN the evening the features VIII be |
music and dancing.
At the Braeburn club in the afternoon |
here viii be a basket picnic. Those who /
attend viii picnic at tie club house. play /
golf or In many other ways spend pleas
INT afternoon. Then the supper [1rn the
yell filed picnic baskets VIII be enjoyed.
n the evening the club directors have
damned to have = good display Of fire.
works. Music VIII be furnIsneu Ior muse
Who desire 10 dance
The Wichita gun club viii hold a shoot
his afternoon on College Hill Every
member is urged 10 attend this shoot
md others Who may care TO take part.
There VIII be plenty Of guns and amuni-
ion on the grounds for those who do not
lave guns.
The Sunday schools Of the East and
Vest Side Friends churches Will have a
.icnic in Mckinley park. The members
4 both schools and their friends have
zen invited 10 take their dinners and
pend the day in the grove.
Nearly every grove in and about the
ity has been engaged by parties and
hundreds OF people VIII set away from
he noise in the city.
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