The Vinita weekly chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1902-1905, 1906-10-04

M&t3 fNttAA 4AH* NfNf MNNWNe AtN
uunilcF of visitors present beinS NC.
end only 10 that wol.Femeiub&red
leooa circus cfoed several years ago
luss how many people scre IN fown
i lsdificult 10 estimate, bat there
weFc sloasands q them
The day Opened clear and rso' aud
tho tl,e sind which blcw most of tie
time made thr dust somewhat un.
pleasant. wsa,str conditions we're on
TIE ullole, quite satisfactory TIE
streets we're thruugcd early la the
morning. a. restaurants wefe
crowded to me ran their cap4rlty,
many visitors doubilcs elng CON.
pslIsa 10 80 without brcs- "a ac.
e5ant u the early hoafQl Nf nryans
speech.
NJ Hffans TAIN arrived 10 Niniia
al alaot 2Oa ~ from Maskogee
aud spent TIE night 0n side track
hess ~ Bryan vas early asiir ani
shortly before this morning Sas
taken % TIE residence of NJ and Mrs
i. ". Sanders where ths commoner
AID a party q Nlniia guests break.
TASTED. Il was nor until shortly after
tsAt the start f0f TIE grove vas
made and tfe carriage 10 which acre
seated NJ bryan Mf SANDER and
Mr Churchill drove rapidly % TIE
kfuands The carriage was followed
IS a cheering and yelling bunch of
llofsrmen, under command 90 MAJOR
!. \. Tumer perhaps ioe ai tod
They preserved nn military of ef hut
baneilosl a. closeiy a. pQNslula shout
tile esFfiaec 10 ahlrh Mr n1An rude
TIC lfsvpressible lltnry N Furmah
SPOKE u Tia grove while tho nlE cfpwd
there Waa Naltlng for tho principal
speaAeF MI Furmans stories sutef.
Ansa tl.s er0ad a. thry alwAYs do
- haA been heard so often ii
TNinita. and always thel same ula
siaail0a hamnguc that tis people
hsfs aft oslnR interest Va him Local
Democrats bad evidently seau NJ
Farman be made no sacl break this
mofniue ia fegafd 81 tic "nlggeu
IS lie made at hls iasi visit when be
declslfsi THAT TIE only rights tie
u.ggsn possessed sefc the rights -
slave as face And black hIs boots
Tie crowd eas manlfsstiy nof d.s-
pleased shen the coming Of hragn
pat a. end 10 furmAns hamngus
As e shat Af hyan said The Chief
laiu greatly fegtrts that % cannot in.
form is fcaden A.rporicr ior Tie
Chleflaln ard f1f tie a Associated Press
Tie great usWsga'her'ag aEcncy 20
tie United states. sent 20 ths grove.
bat AS Informed bg Committeeman
Tlle0iofe p b frcar that there eefe
80 aecamoiaflons Coz ne Newspaper
men Asa consequences Tie thiefiaiu
IS sitlloat s report 0i the speech
ard mop than that Ninlia osi Tie
elianes fos sdFefil lsing itself thm tie
Assoc ated Press wh'ch it might have
lad Il TIE COMMITTEES has shown q
1ltfa mere foresight ii vas d1um
q Is. merely al oversight on tte com.
mitiess paH, which prolah'g si.i
not oeeaf agalu on occlslous of This
sind
Among TIE prominent Democrats
81 tie platform Wien Mr hfsauspoke
vefe gogeuof len Davis % Arkansas.
Henry II Fafman J Davenport.
+ e. Bsll, n n nunngt0n. Df p
Il FmYsef Seymour Riddle and ] o
Turner Af ngan va, introduced
hY IS p Amos president 81 tHe
lacal Democratic club
At the conclusion u bis speech Nr
Hgyan was escorted ~ hls train ~ THE
Ffisao station Nv Maior Turner
rough riders Tht party reached the
station pfoWpY "a a hul tho train
sas delayed d minutes Ia starting
III tie meantime a tremendous crowd
Tad gathered az the depot aui n
spite II tic fact that Chairman Buun
lad asked that ulore 10 40 stalking q
~ Hsgan hand. thc Nebraskau ai
au te rear platform % ths car and
foF % minutes dii nothing but shake
hands Those ah0 rroNdtd about
TIE car faf the privilege of hana.
clasp wtfe largely v0menandrhGdnn
tie men iof tha most part. allowing
tha feminine portion 1i The crowd g.
pres forward into the front ranks
NJ nYan seemed 70 take lhe hand
shaking gooa.uatuniiy tho 4 dis
patch saut oui not loue ago from tie
south stated that bis hand had heen
swollen b. constant shaking that be
eould scarcely use A. when The train
pulled put be stlod 90 The rear plat
form. hat % acknowledging the