The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-10-27
Outlines of Oklahoma
Dennis Flynn will have a big meet
at Perry rexr Nnndar

Dennis Flynn viii have big meeting
| at Perry Eext Monday.
| The old soldiers will hold a reunion
/ and campfire at Medford today.
| There is a good deal OF mud flying in
/ some Of the legislative contests.
| The last days to register in oklahoma
are next Monday and Tuesday.
! There are Eve Poaulists in one county
/ in Oklahoma running for third terms.
The Nehites have practically given up
! the fight. The struggle is now over the
! legislature.
/ The cattlemen Of Oklahoma look for
! jump in the price Of cattle as soon as
/ Mckinley is reelected
| Jerre johnson of New kirk thinks that
Flynn Will come mighty near having l090
! majority in Kay county
| A vote a week from Tuesday for Dem
mis- Flynn is more than vote for Flynn;
! it is a vote TOR Oklahoma
| Letters from their old. home towns N
I Kansas are used for the benefit Of many
/ candidates for county office IN Oklahoma.
/ ]. NJ Cody, a nephew Of Buffalo B.ll
| is speaking in Oklahoma in favor OF sx-
pansion He has been in the Philippine
campaign
! One OF the original schemes OF nominal
| ing Neff was that in case OF Bryan's
! election Pierce OF Kay county should be
made United States marshal.
/ If the present weather keeps up lis
| HEX a whole lot of people in Oklahoma
are going to save on coal this winter.
! Mild winters come occasionally.
! Why doesn't the NeT committee publish
/ a single Letter from a single congressman
/ showing that Flynn was not J responsible
/ for passing the free homes bill?
/ In one Oklahoma, county it is charged
! against a candidate for county office
/ that he expects 10 move down 70 the
I Kiowa country when II opens if ne gets
/ b aten.
| Dennis Fiynn's reputation for capacity
! for hard work and effective work, Is so
great that he is well known in New
Mexico and Arizona. Can you name the
delegates TO Congress from Arizona and
/ New Mexico?
! The papers in the Oklahoma cities viii
| have to hustle if the get out full reg
istration. This is duty which always de-
/ wolves on the papers and they are never
thanked for it.
In many of the places where Flynn
/ speaks the public schools are dismissed
so the children can hear him. The chill
/ dren would go anyhow and the best way
: is to give EN- a vacation. Do the Nen-
/ ties really appreciate Wnat Is COMING
week from next Tuesday?
Enid Eagle: Enid is pretty lively this
week Five hundred soldiers, a hundr5
and fifty preachers, six or eight side
shows, including Bosco, the snake eater,
Lunette, the flying lady, a merry-go-
round. two brass bands, countless street
fakirs, and beggars, an opera every night
a red hot political campaign and num-
erous other attractions, are calculated 10
make things lively.
Weatkerford Republican: Vinton Gon
of Thomas favored US with a letter very
interesting and instructive from his sor
! Oliver in T1entsin, China. We would
like to publish it but lack of space for
bids In speaking Of Tientsin he says
THE main city has heavy walls, as wide
at the top as streets. The Chinarner
are the most desolate human beings
many full of disease with sores an
scab all over them. They live in filtF
with eorpses all about them, and US
water out Of the river which is full Of
all sorts of dead horses, cattle, sheep
hogs, dogs and human beings. The
working men are hired for two pound
of rice every night and a dollar week
and then they are dubbed, kicked anC
whipped worse than cattle. They like
the American sold ers best. The Russian
and Hindoos assault all the women the,
can and kill them. There are soldiers
from all over the world but none car
compare with the Americans. even oul
horses and mules are superior. He
says he has never been so proud o.
America as in China, and well may hi
be-