The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-09-27
OKLAHCMA OUTLINES

Last Saturday 50 bales OF cotton were
sold on the market of Guthrie.
The Indian with the untutored mind is
also inclined to go of on tute too fire.
Quently.
Perry land-office. has resigned and will SC
back TO Georgia
Deputy Marshal Quimby Of Guthrie. has
been presented with a pearl-hAndled re-
volver for finding a mans horse.
Oklahoma has the card of thanks
habit bad Sometimes a card Of thanks
extends over fourth Of a column.
Lyman u. Humphrey. who was once
governor Of Kansas, is looking over his
property interests in Oklahoma at pres
ent.
The court house at Perry has been at
tached 1t is mixed up In the bank
trouble In some way. Enid should hide
her Guano park quick.
The pension trouble at Pawnee includes
the Indians. About 100 Pawnee Indians
draw pensions, claiming to have been
hurt in the late civil war.
Frank Greer explains that Oklahoma
would be more interested in yacht racing
If the last legislature had not repealed
their splendid set of marine laws.
The Oklahoma City Times-JournaI
which when it isn't kicking is Directing.
revolts because Governor Renfrow Is CALI
ed Your exceliency" in Official docu-
ments.
The only thing of a sensational nature
heard from the kickapoo country since
the opening is the story that man over
there has had a tapeworm $50 feet long
taken from him.
People who squatted on the Santa FEES
right-of-way through Perry at the open
ing will have to move Off Judge Bierer
holds that the railroad had the right TO
reserve the right-of-way.
It now turns out that the Perry bank
never legally had any officials. L, also
may turn out that legally the men who
put IN their money were not depositors.
But the money is gone just the same.
II will be remembered that c. ".
Church, in the Kansas penitentiary,
claimed to be George Ward, a wealthy
Englishman and that he was wrongfuily
imprisoned as a bigamist, when the wo-
man who claimed to be his wife ne had
never seen before. Governor Renfrow
has investigated the case and says
Church's story is all a fake. He has
notified Governor MorriH to that effect
Guthrie Capital: p. Warren Jacobs.
last summer and for year prior, a
preacher. lawyer and Populist-Derno-
cratic P0s aT ian X this ei has Written
titled. How CUPID Won Where Daring
Failed" the characters of which he claims
are now residents Of this city. The story
is that of an outlaw named Francisco.
who leads a daring band OF robbers in
Arizona, and VINO turns out 10 be a girl
OF IS. AID a Captain Smith who goes out
and captures the daring Francisco and
finds tie sof; form Of a woman IN his
arnA OF course they fall in love But
the author claims that this romantic
couple are COW worthy citizens Of Guthrie.
Who are they The conclusion OF the
Sixteen years have row wasted their
wealth. 81 adventure and romance and
anoothed away wrinkIe9 folds OF much
peculiar history. The author IL now an
humble tor1ey-a'-la~ IN the little city
thread Of memory and 20 back through
the tango Of years full OF adventure, izn-
gers and harcships. find myself In tnnaf-
ina,ion again on The BANKS OF the Cha
as they run rapidly through the Box
canon ] stand again On the Old ground
:Sxe rests on tie derSe thiekss whe-e ,he
OUTLAW camp was located. ART see again
that thrilling figure. hthe and fair. TIE
TONG curing tresses The cnIs1hxe sr,ite
preS@1 20 The bosom Of thai csuDtssss.
darirg creature Of destiny Tas yi.ion
q fTdEE1S-p- ne E111 1K%6t- - before
my mind. The peculiar memories thEs
aH<o.cIzfe1 ca-Ty NY mind 20 Guthrie.
Oklahoma. rhe-e live two pe<rcEs Win
whom tni- story - interested Cnfit-.1
have come 20 e5ssr home. I: - IFSEe
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strange happy lives began Il q mountain
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trsed cxses together N Ire sane eo1-f-
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