The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-30

pronounced The boy on; Of danger from
any effects Of hydrophobia. But Mr..
and Mrs. Attridge wanted 70 use every
precau:ion against any bad results from
the bite and last week took Raymond
to Liberty, Mo-, to a maidstone. The
stone was repeatedly applied TO the
wound but in every instance failed TO
adhere, showing conclusively that the
wound and the boys system was thor
oughly cleansed from all hydrophobia
poison. Mr.. A1tridge told the owner OF
the maidstone wha. the treatment had
been and he said that the lime was just
as effective as the maidstone.
POINTERs FROM OKLAHOMA TOWN
Latest Scraps of Infnrmstioa From the
Territory on the south.
ARAPAHOE-A few nights ago while
John Eads and wife Of Arapahoe, 0. T..
were in bed they were startled by a
fearful crash and Eads found himself
hurled across the room. Upon examina-
ton ne found that a bolt OF lightning
lad shattered the legs Of the bed and
split the foot board entirely in rwo. The
room was filled with smoke. the bed
badly scorched and Mrs. Eads stunned
SO that 1t was several hours before she
recovered. The strange part OF the af-
fair is thar no place can be found where
the bolt entered the room and there are
no signs of it having struck the house
any place on the outside.
Ell RENO-The press correspondents
are giving out all kinds of gags with re-
ference to the allotting OF Indians In
the Wichita country. Following - the
latest: The government allotting agents
sent to Anadarko to allot the Wichita
lands, have at the end OF months
work succeeded in ellotting land 10
eleven members OF the tribe. During
this time II IL said seven babies have
been born in the tribe, each OF whom
is entitled to an allotment. At this rate
the agents will not complete their Job
until the opening OF he twentieth CEN
fury.
ALvA-Monday morning United
States District Attorney McMeachan
dropped a number OF cases brought
against settlers for cutting timber.
Judge McAfee scored the United States
marshals for arresting and harrassins
settlers for the purpose Of making costs.
He said that while the officers were ar
resting persons for cutting timber for
use on their claims they were allowing
many In the practice OF cutting timber
for sale 10 go across the line into the
state and sell the timber.
-DCEvvY-AIa Sffhtfra grand
daughter of Mr. and Mrs ]. n. Howry.
Of this place. was accidentally sho; las.
Saturday at the home Of her parents at
Shawnee, by her uncle, john Subbirs.
no was preparing TO go hunting when
his gun was accidentally discharged.
the load passing entirely through the
body of the child. inficting a wound
from which death ensued Sunday even
irg. The little one was about 3 years
Of age.
KINGFISHER-C. c. Hudson. editor
81 the Oklahoma City Champion. was IN
the city and county several days this
week. In conversation with ye editor.
he said he had been travelling over The
territory a good deal lately. but he had
f. und no place In the territory where
the crops average as well as they DO IN
HIngfisher county and 10 single piece
as good as a one hundred and sky
ceres he saw on J. Y. Galatians place
PERRY-Just before the noon train
pulled out today gentleman raised the
car window and a gentleman standing
on the platform exclaimed. "A l. Nc
Pherson. used 20 live IN Greenfield,
Iowa" The gentleman addressed ans
xered: and c. 3. Hunt used 70 i've in
the same town The e~o had not met
in fifteen years but knew each other OF
seft. Nr. Mcpherson now lives q;
Wood ward. 0. T
Ell RENO-Burgia-s attempted 20 en-
ter the residence o: Mrs Hobart Tues |
day night ABOUT IL O'Clock. bu, Miss
May Hooa-. f-Igh;sred him away win |
a revolver He was tracked short |
distance the hex; morning. ou; 10 fur |
.ner clue has been discovered
STILwATER-Mr Van Martin - |
far has failed 20 give bonds and - stlI 1
lsnEuisaing IN the county bss;iie al |
though he rode the county over ysste--
day and returned IN TIE evening badly |
from, re rays Of ne s1a with
Oh, The required bondsnsn-
PONCA CITT-H- T. a1:e-xon's team /
y well matched gray mares st-sysd or
were stolen from the Vsnseilers pisc.
xes. 0. MiIer's ranch las Friday. /
Names 0. bon were bocoed OF SINE
They weighed about ]. 80 pounds
EyID-Tae Missouri Pacific Railway
>onpzny = contemplating building
AZ extension from Ksoxa 70 Cleo A
preliminary survey has already besn
raee. the engineer co-ps reaching ;o@
z.te- town bis week
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rnd IN ne Geriaca bank Tor ne par
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