The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-06-11
Outlines Of Oklahoma.

II SuAtusOS VI ONt0ItOIbb0s
| All! but Mckinley does like the Barneses.
Mr.. Barnes has been appointed marshal in
Georgia.
Governor Renfrow and his family are
moving to a new home on Cleveland avenue
| In Guthrie.
Governor Barnes is kept jumping. He at
| tended the saltwater commencement las.
Wednesday
The Flynn men win have to acknowledge
| that up to date Barnes has been playing a
very clean hand.
The new Choctaw elevator at Oklahoma
City IS equipped for handling twenty car
leads Of wheat day.
Dick Plunkett is now training two boys
who win give reproduction Of the Cerbett-
F:tzsimmons fight all over the territory.
Mr.. Pennington, the Ardmore man who
is 10 put a compress in at Oklahoma City.
has removed his family to Oklahoma City
to reside.
Judge Asher Of Tecumseh. who Is a fine
man. wants to succeed Keaton as judge.
Keaton IS going 10 be dropped like hot
potato soon-
A large angry protest is growing against
meyer at Oklahoma City. The public kicks
on his spelling it alright"
During the battle between the Flynn ana
Barnes cohorts it was interesting to see
John Ollie sitting Up in the gallery out OF
rife shot. acting as though he was referee
Mrs. Stems story which was accepted in
Boston. according to the Enid Waves ex-
PLANTATION is taken from life IN Enid Has
it anything TO do with the Millionaire club
Of that town?
The Gushing Herald claims that in one
township in Oklahoma an Indian family
which has intermarried for years Is a public
charge on account OF the number OF cripples
it contains.
McMaster has been over to the Wichita
mountains and Will write them up. They
are the prettiest mountains on earth and
McMaster will give the territory something
fine by the way OF description
P. c. Myers and T. u. Grant had a fight
at Pawnee the other day and fell on heap
OF rock and were all scratched so that
everybody in town thought they had a ter
rible battle when they saw them.
Some Of the newspaper fellows have for
gotten 10 take into consideration the hazard
liable to react. Callahan may be a hard
man to beat for denomination after all.
Henry ASP went east over the Choctaw
the other night in the disguise of a pol.ti-
clan. 1t is thought that ne is trying TO
avoid the fellows who keep asking him
why he came out in the interview telling
them not to lose hope-that Flynn would
be appointed. '---.--
The Strand Magazine, London, viii soon
publish Photographic views of Oklahoma
The Strand 8 away up and this advertise
ment will be the best Oklahoma has ever
had. The Strand when it published photo
graphs of a section does it to interest its
readers. 1t does not publish portraits of
leading citizens.
Mr.. OBnen, an Oklahoma farmer, pro-
poses for the relief of those farmers in Ok
lahoIna who recently lost wheat by hail 10
call the best farmers Of the big four coun-
ties OF Okla homa together, appoint COM
mittee TO appraise each farmers loss from
hail storms and for everybody to chip in
and help the farmers out. More of that
kind OF business in this world would make
people happier and bring heaven a great
deal nearer TO some people than 1t Is now.
The editor Of the Chickasha Gazette gives
the snap away. What have the officers at
For, Sill 10 say to this: general Miles
paid $500 for a stateroom on an Atlantic
liner last week and at Fort Sill they have
experimental to see how long an ordinary
private can live on half an ounce of beans.
The experiment, we are assured officially,
was a success as to the utility Of the new
emergency ration. but one Of the boys who
was lin IT. says that they had private re-
lays on the sk!rInish line TO supply an oc
casioral square meal. SO that in ten days
the average loss in weight was only four
as there were fifty Of them two
hundred pounds were lost. or the weight Of
a pretty substantial man."