The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-09-08
Outlines of Oklahoma

There are four congressional candi-
dates on the ticket in Oklahoma this
year.
Miss Maud DeCou has gone to the
Northwestern Normal to become one OF
the faculty.
The schools Of Newkirk open next Mon
day, but IL the heat continues teachers
and scholars viii be roasted alive.
The Men nen are now claiming that
! Allen, the middle Of the road candidate 5
presence on the ticket, viii hurt Flynn.
| Oklahoma City's new directory is said
/ 10 show a population oe over 14o00. Is
Oklahoma City back-hring on the CEN
sus?
| The Neff papers "A Oklahoma print
1 their nationah territorial and county tick-
/ cts under the heading of Free Silver
ticket
Judge Preger of Enid who has just
returned from Europe says that Paris
lacks that air of prosperity which is 50
plainly visible at Enid
Bill Bolton has ordered a shirt waist
from New York and the New York man
has put in a rush order TO the linen
mills at Belfast. Ireland.
The Newkirk Democrat says: Vote
your sentiments and don't be bullyragged
by party Bosses" The Democrat doesn't
like Nef. but is supporting him.
The first Belgian hare mas been intro
dueed TO Ponca City and in few weeks
people viii have 10 move off the town
site in order TO make room for en-.
a man in a shirt waist with a ticket
to Ponca City refused TO get on there
Sunday because OF the big crowd on the
platform and paid cash fare on TO Perry.
Judge Hutchings of Muskogee appeared
one day last week in q shirt waist and
some Indians VINO saw him took 10 the
woods and began cutting bows and ar
rows.
Recently the st. Louis Globe Democrat.
published a long retractien OF the charge
it made a year ago that Callahan had
used frank envelopes for private cores
pondence.
The Shawnee Democrat says that
while PottawatoInie county is all right
it behooyes Democrats to get out and
rustic. FLYNN viii carry Pottawatomie
and the Neffites know it,
One Of the reasons the Democratic ed
itors can afford to be ferocious against
Flynn this year is that when he is elect
ed, they can come out and say that they
were making d forlorn fight and expected
TO lose and everybody viii know that it
is true.
4AC FuAtCI VI llt 9lldNUSE democrat
recently did a whole lot Of advertising
for clairvoyant and the clai1voyant, in
stead of Offering to pay in trade by tell
ing the editor he would come into a
great fortune, skipped town withot pay
ing the advertising bill.
Enid Wave: Account of a local cele-
bratton: Yesterday. Col. John Buckles
postmaster Of this city, and Miss Angus
Ia M. Hunter were to be married at the
home of the bride in Piqua, Ohio. No
doubt the wedding took place. Before
leaving the city Buckles deposited so
with friend. to be given to the boys
10 have a general good time during the
evening of his wedding day. The boys
didn't do a thing but break into the new
cottage home Buckles had erected for
the reception of his bride, and provided
a sumptuOus bologna sausag e, cheese
and beer wedding supper. The revelry
that went on and on far into the night
in that new home was a caution. After
the sumptuous wedding feast, dancing
began. They had a cakewalk in the par
Tor. a quadrille in the kitchen, can
can in the dining room and a waltz in
each bed chamber. The house was hand
s5mely Illuminated with talow candles
and smoky row coal oil lamps. When
the boys sang Home, Sweet Home
there wasn't an eye closed in Weather
ly's addition: the dogs howled and the
cats were hid around in the gopher
holes