The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-06-22
Outlines OF Oklahoma.

Two troops of regulars left Fort sill
Wednesday for Manila.
Captain De Ford has SD his store at
Newkirk and VIII probably -aove q
Ponca City
Frank AccIung, near Pouea CITY. was
suddenly taken III while working IN the
field. and died.
William Yoder. charged with the mur-
der OF Eick al Oklahoma City, is haTing
his preliminary.
The Republicans and Democrats in
Woods county are talking Of fusion
again this year.
wooster university has conferred the
title Of Phi D. an President Boyd OF the
university at Norman.
Newkirk will have its free homes cele-
bration on June 39-after harvest. Gov
ernor Barnes viii be present
It never rains but it -pours. If Okla
homa had not secured free homes. the
wheat crop would have failed
a local committee az Oklahoma City
viii. during the reunion. ea-srtain es-
pecially the visitors from Texas.
Guthrie has employed an engineer to
draw a plan for giving the city lee0.i o
gallons OF water 8 day In excess OF what
/ it gets now.
The eastern papers have never got on
to what free homes is, and there aas
never been any. particular notice Of i; in
any of them.
G. \. Collins, Art Stacy, Thompson.
Frank Ioliff and Clark Tabor, arrested
charged with melting a riot last sunday,
at Newkirk. have given bond.
AT Ponca City. right during the midst
OF the harvest a man had the gall 70
come in from the country ard try 10
make a political talk on The streets.
It is thought that most of the wheat
of Oklahoma viii be shipped to easlezss
states, which had failures. Usually Ok
lahomas surplus wheat is exported VIA
Galveston.
John Bishop OF Cleo is against the Re
publicans and Democrats of Woods coun-
~ fusing, but he says that If they Go
his paper will come out and try 10 elect
the whole ticket.
An Indian game OF baseball Is a1ger-
Used for the reunion at Oklahoma City.
It Is to be hoped It will take place. As
a rule these advertised Indian features
of an entertainment fail to materiA,iZe.
Roosevelt Will 20 TO OiSldhpna as q
leader OF the Rough Riders, but il the
Democrats are not careful the Repu0li-
cans will turn the reunion into ratiu-
cation of the vice presidential nominal
ton.
Callahan once made the declaration a.
Cleo Springs that if Flynn ever passed
the free homes bill he would come 10
Cleo and eat a mule. The Cleo people
have the mule, have chosen July next
as the day, and viii send a committee
after Callahan.
The colored people of Oklahoma, Lin
coin and Logan counties ratified free
homes at Luther Tuesday. Those who
made addresses We're: President P3Ec,
r. Emmett Stewart OF Guthrie; G. W.
Brown OF Guthrie, and Mrs. Ada Will
Jams, of Marshall, Texas.
Edward Marshall Will report the Okla
homa City Rough Riders reunion for .he
New York Herald. Marshall was the
boy shot down near Santiago. who wrote
a dispatch TO his paper when Il was
thought he was dying He lost one leg
and the other is paralyzed. He is sun
day editor of the Herald.
Following is the list Of entries in The
rope-throwing contest to take place at
Oklahoma City during the reunion: II.
Cochran, Leonard Trainer of Chelsea,
l. T.; Z. V Schrimser. Steve Mcclellan,
Ben Heiney, Billy and Dock Goode. Rog-
ers: Chas S, Williams, Robert Williams.
Of Minco, 1. t. Clint Lips, Richard Par
tie Ike Trent, of Oolagah, I. T.; Dave
McClung, Oklahoma City; Bud Daggett.
OFT worth, rex, J. T. Ndtrol, b4ocIn-
ington, o. T.; Joe AIeCracken u. o..
KEEPS, Chateau. l. T.; Joe Beige. Billy
Hair, Bob Miller. a. T. Ingram. Of
Pryor Greek. l. T.; Bright Drake, Hill
side l. T.; Cummie Martin. Adair, ]. 7. !;
Jimmy Rider Ed Rider. Tallalla. I. T.:
o. Il. Barber, RamCa. l. T; Juan Ra-
rallo, Hertha. Kansas: Rufus Marshall
Heck Miller. Grill Miller. of Wagner. l.
T.: Hugo Milde. Ksw Agency, o. T.: W.
T. Remey, Weilston, o. T.; ]. NJ Hens
ley, Quanah. Texas Christian GuglOr.
Inola. I. T.. w L. Winter. Azale, Tex;
Miss Lucille Mulhall. Mulhall, o. T.