The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-30
Outlines of Oklahoma.

1t Is thought the Sapulpa will be into
Chandler by next Friday night.
| 1t is now said tina, whitworth. the fake
/ Rough Rider. has gone 70 Porto Rico.
| Saturday at Guthrie Barnes and Flynn
had a long conference and agreed TO
quit
| A hard. vicious fight on Dennis Flynn
| by the Guthrie Leader this fall will end
in a newspaper scandal.
]. A. CozaTt and A H. Ellis of Garfield
county have been nominated for the Lex
/ lslature by the fusionists.
Judge Keaton has started out with the
air of man who knows something about
politics. He isn't talking too much
Young Mr.. Cromwell Of Enid has been
| nominated by the fusionists for the ter
ritorial council He IS a good man.
Ponca City will build a road to Chick
| ashaw river. 1t is estimated that 5000
yards Of dirt will have to be removed
Oklahoma was the first inland section
TO recognize the power of our navy by
passing a full set Of marine laws in COM
pliment 10 ii.
The executive committee of the Terrific
rial Liquor Dealers association held a
meeting a. Perry last week. The pro-
ceedings were secret
No Oklahoma man should become so
excited in the campaign that he will for
get TO mark boom articles" and send
them 10 eastern friends.
Edward l. Wright, a Rough Rider
writes to Guthrie 70 his mother from San
tiago that he has learned the need of
kind mother since he has been away
from home.
Generally congressman in Washington
loaf. If Flynn Is elected he has got 10
take up the free homes bill again and
make the fight all over. Election for him
means two years of the hardest work he
ever did.
Dick Plunkett having retired 10 a Sc
cluded spot for three days TO make the
decision. announces that after examining
the Irish list, he has come 70 the con-
clusion that the name Flynn is more Irish
than the name Keaton.
H. K. Love- writing home from Santiago
where he was with the Rough Riders,
tells parents TO teach their boys to love
peace, and calls war 1.-The great crime Of
the ages" This should be cut out and
pasted up in every home in Oklahoma
War is a crime. No man who goes
through one as a private thinks other
wise.
What fine, whole-hearted, manly set
Of fellows Oklahoma did send out as
Rough Riders. Their letters are straight
forward, honest. affectionate uncomplaln-
ing and statesman-like. A finer body of
men. in heart body and mind, never ex-
listed than Oklahoma's little troop.
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: A steam
boat is hauling walnut logs down the Ar
kansas river from the Usage country con-
trary to law. Four of the crew were cap
tured last week, but the captain put on
a full head of steam and got away with
the boat. Here's an opportunity to test
Oklahoma's famous marine laws.
Tecumseh Republican: E c. Nichols
returned Sunday from his visit TO friends
and relatives in Elzabethtown, n. Y.
whom he had not seen for more than thir-
ty years. 1t had been almost thirty-eight
years since Mr. Nichols. as boy, left his
home in New York state and came west
During all those years he had not writ
ten to his folks or corresponded with any
one at his former home. Neither had
he appraised them of his intended visit.
and his relatives and friends had long
ago given him up as dead. So. when he
arrived there Me had to introduce and
identify himself TO his own relatives. for
no one could see in the present Mr.. Mich
OILS any resemblance Of the boy who had
left there so many years ago. He was
much grattfed to find all of his rela-
tives in pleasant circumstances and they
were overjoyed to know that he was yet
alive and well. It was a happy reunion
and Mr.. Nichols enjoyed a most pleasant
visit among his relatives and the friends
and scenes of his boyhood days.