Wichita eagle., 1888-11-20
TODAY'S CONVENTION.
THE OKLAHOMA CONVENTION WILL
BE A GRAND SUCCESS.
Congressman Springer Hereafter.
Weaver Will Arrive This Morn
ing---Hundreds OF Dele
gates on Hand.

pointed to represent this city IN the Okla
homa convention today:
E. B. Jewett. s. E. Jocelyn, Jno. Kelley,
A Katz, r. E. Lawrence, L. ID. Skinner,
w c. Little, NJ NJ. Murdoch, ID. A. Mitch
ell, W. S. Morris, J. r. Mead, w. u. Nc
Cormick, NJ. J. Oliver, Fl. L. Pierce, L. D.
Sherwood, J. c. Campbll. c. +. Coleman,
A. NJ Deming, John Davidson, q. NJ.
Dickson, Geo. L. Dougles, w. X. Dulaney,
o. H. Bentley, Nixon Elliott, l.. B. Terrell,
VIM. Grifensten, w F. Green. Peter Getto.
Kos Harris, D. H. Baldridge, P. V. Hea-
ley, Geo. Walter, C. H. Hunter, J. D.
Hutchings, H. D. Heiserman, Geo. E Har-
s, Robt. Jacks, C. E. Jones. w. b. jon es,
Geo. w. Larrimer, A. S. Parks. Jos. Rich,
H. q. Richards, Finley Ross, Geo. c.
Strong, J. f. Stiles, w. Z. Stanley, NJ.
Stewart, H. G. Toler, w. A, Thomas,
w. B.. Todd, W. W. Thomas.
Ed. Vail, C. a. Van Ness,
C. A. Walker, n. F. Niederlander, Geo. L.
Rouse, Geo. H. Blackwelder, j. o. David
son. VIM. Matthewson, H. J. Maher, II. L.
Hill, J. G. Mccoy, A. w. Oliver, w. T.
Carey, Geo. W. Clement, Geo. Z. Glaze,
Geo. L. Pratt, NJ. w. Levy. a. A. Hyde,
J.P. Allen, j. NJ. Allen, r. L, Bean, n. A.
English, L. B. Bunnell, o. d. Barnes, B.
B. Brown, Fred Bentley, A. Basley, w. s.
Corbett, o. Martinson, A. L. Car
penter, J. S. Cole, L. K. Cole,
A. NJ. Wassam, f. A. Reiman. Editor
of the Beacon; John Hoenscheidt, w. w.
HAYS. w. B. Hendryx, J. R. Shields, j. d.
Hewitt, II. w. Lewis, Jas. Hallowell, IL.
C. Sluss, Oscar z. Smith, Frank b. Smith,
Frank Dale, t. B. Wall, Benz. J. Down
ing, J. r. Snively, Arthur H. Carpenter,
Ed Phillips. Ben. w. Aldrich, A. I.
Buckridge. w D. Murdoch, f. E. Block
ley, C. a. Rutherford, L. c. Wales, j. II.
Richards.
OKLAHOMA NOTES.
Delegates must call at board of trade
room for badges to entitle them to seats IN
the convention, from s to II a. N.
The reception committee will furnish
delegates with cards giving location and
rates OF hotels.
The board OF trade have issued 1000
copies of the Springer Oklahoma bill for
delegates.
The Board of Trade Band will enliven
the convention with their excellene music.
The general Oklahoma committee and
the reception committee will meet at
board of trade rooms this morning at $50
sharp.
The board of trade have no connection
with any colonization company or scheme
to settle the Oklahoma country otherwise
than under the provisions Of the
Springer bill A gang of Oklahoma
booms at a certain amount of cash for
tickets swung out banners yesterday much
to the disgust of many sensible and honest
people. While it is thought few have
little enough sense to be taken in by the
old bleeding scheme the banner was pro-
nounced as bad card to be seen by the
many hundreds of representative men who
will be attendance at the convention and
who will know well what it means.
The following is today's program:
Delegates on arrival, will at once report
in person, or through their chairman, at
the board OF trade rooms in the Sedgwick
block, to register and receive badges.
Convention meets at IL o'clock a. m. in
the Crawford opera house, and will be
called to order by George L. Rouse, chair
man of committee.
Temporary organization will be effected
BY the election of temporary chairman and
secretary. The following committees
will be appointed:
l On permanent organization.
2 On resolutions and memorial.
On selection of delegates to Wash
ington.
4 On finance.
Recess till O'Clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Report of committee on permanent
organization. Address OF chairman.
2 Report of committee on resolutions
and memorial.
Report of committee on selection of
delegates to Washington.
4 Report of committee on finance.
General discussion.
EVENING SESSION.
Address by General j. b. Weaver, of
Iowa, and others.
Music by Board of Trade Band for the
day.
RECEPTION COMMITTEE.