The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-06
Outlines OF Oklahoma.

! Some OF the upland corn in Oklahoma
had curled up before the rain came.
| The next time Oklahoma City has q
| big crowd il will rope the vehicles on
the most crowded streets.
| The politicians are beginning 20 think
+! that Bob Neff has a cinch on the fusion
nomination for congress
Judge Virgil Brown OF Newlxirk. made
a brilliant talk at PoncA City July l.
Brown is the ingalls, Of Oklahoma.
! The Rough Rider ball program issued
by Oklahoma City was cut in the shape
| Of the block house on SAN Juan hill.
The storm Wednesday passed from
south 10 north in Oklahoma and covered
/ a wide territory II saved the corn.
Roosevelt's hands, when ne left Okla
homa City, were twice their natural
size-swollen from excessive hand-shak-
| ing.
The proudest fellow in Oklahoma City
during the reunion was the little man
who accompanied Roosevelt as his or
derry.
at Oklahoma City a man went up TO
Roosevelt. on a wager, and asked him if
he were a Mason. Roosevelt said ne
wasn't
The appraisers of Indian lands under
! the Dawes commission took day on
to participate in the Oklahoma City
| blowout.
The slot machines of Oklahoma City
| did a big enough business during the
reunion TO stand a double assessment
! for the month.
1t Is said that the farmers IN Okla
1 homa with smaller acreages get better
/ yield than the men who have the thous-
1 and acre fields
| Dewey for the Democratic vice president
and may bolt the ticket because Dewey
was turned down.
''Fftz Mac" man who will become
! famous before another ten years as a
writer, who lives in Denver. was at
Oklahoma City. He is deaf as post.
! In many sections of Oklahoma the
| farmers are already blowing under the
wheat stubble. The prejudice against
burning it off, hitherto common prac-
| tice, is increasing
| There were scores Of people from ILL.,
nois, Indiana and Ohio in attendance
upon the Rough Riders reunion. They
/ came merely as spectators, and knew no
enc in the town.
I Charley Hunter. who hustled harder to
/ make the reunion a success than any
man in the three territories Or any half
]
away beyond his expectations
The Oklahoma City reunion had mid
way attachment in an obscure place.
| Those who went to see some of the show
! said they were the most startling thing
! they had witnessed since returning from
| Paris.
c. G. Jones of Oklahoma City, who
personally conducted Roosevelt while ne
was in the city, looks when mounted on
a horse like Prince Tuan. High Lord OF
the Peacock Feather of the Imperial
army of the Sun. China.
! Nearly every newspaper man at Okla
hona City Tuesday was an old-timer in
experience in jams. and they all voted
that Frank McMaster conducted the
press headquarters in better shape than
they had ever seen any one anywhere
conduct one before.
Wednesday night big crowd Of boys
| left Oklahoma City and at every town
along the road yelled out the cry of the
hawker at Oklahoma City: Have you
seen him? Who? Bosco, the Australian
snake-eater Eats 'em alive Eats 'em
alive! Hey, Hey! Bosco. the Australia
snake-eater! A dime ten centsi' Peo-
pie all along the railroad are lying for
the, next group of boys who come along
with that yell and will lynch 'em.
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: Six
disconsolate white men, a contented
negro and a half-breed Usage Indian
with look Of disnay on his face, lined
I'D before Judge easier this morning.
The charges weer all for small INSIDE
meanors and all We're discharged after
making the usual promises of reform.
Nearly all of them belonged to the Doe
family and avoided publicity. except the
Indian, who was with difficulty prevent
ed from making speech