The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-11
Outlines of Oklahoma

Mrs. Leases reprimand.
| Dick Plnkett is now in training to referee
a fight at Ponca City. He Is training down
| TO fine edge.
| Photographs Of the West Guthrie food
| are crowding views or the Chandler cy-
clone OF the market.
: Leslie Niblack thinks that Henry Asp S
| o. X and y. G. mark is worth whole
lot with Mckinley yet.
The alloting agents in the Wichita coun-
| try have suspended work for few days.
They are simply taking breath.
A military reception VIII be given Gov
ernor Barnes when he reaches Guthrie.
About 1000 rounds of cartridges will be
| fired Of in his honor.
Saturday afternoon part OF the printers
on the Guthrie Leader quit work at the
sight Of q black cloud and locked up their
own forms in a cyclone cellar.
Little Matte Cox who was so severely
injured in the cyclone at Chandler and
who lost her father and mother has gone
to Texas TO reside with her grandparents
The Oklahoma City Waterworks COM
pany has appointed r. G. Hays its conf
dental adviser. What does a water COM
pany want with confidential adviser?
Miss Olive Gates, an actress of renown,
chic and soforth, is visiting her parents In
Logan county. She affects a watery-eyed
poodle and has startled the society people
OF Guthrie.
Pat Berry, for one year Mike Berry. for
two years Albert Ross. for one year and
Dan Roberts for two years. lately of the
Kingisher jail, have been sent TO the peni-
Tertiary by Judge McAtee.
Amos Ewing, who has been in Washing
ton spending that $1,000 which Jake Adj
m,re gave him to work the president with.
rss started home. He will visit Ohio for
a while as he saw no Ohio people while in
Washington.
Henry Redmond has been pardoned after
spending three years in the pen.tentiary.
Redmond married girl in eastern Kansas,
took her to Chandler and lived with her in
a tent few days and then killed her. He
was sentenced for twenty years. Why
should that man be pardoned?
The probate Judge of Alva, In order to
encourage the purchase of licenses. has put
I'D signs in the iffice reading: There is
no Place Like Home what is Home
Without Mother" Home, Sweet Home"
Don't be a Bachelor" Get in Early and
Avoid the Rush" cut Prices on Mon
day"
II "a bad luck 10 live on the Cimsrron
river below Guthrie. II you have hogs
cattle or sheep the people drive out from
Guthrie and look suspiciously on your I've
stock as IL you had picked II out OF the
flood and refused 10 return IT, Farmer
Gates has just had that experience, hay-
ing been arrested for having his own hogs
| In possession.
The Oklahoma papers all go too far in
their newspaper fights. For some time the
Oklahoman and the Times-Journal al Ok
lahoma City have been sparring. Now the
Oklahoman leads out with this: For sew
eral days the Times-Journal has insisted
that the Oklahoman was about 20 spring
a great sensation OF prominent young
society man getting mixed up with the
wife Of an unsuspect,ng husband" The
old proverb that a guilty man breads an
officer Is probably the only reason that the
Ti.nes-Journal editor is attempting 70 st-he
; the sensation. For his benefit, however.
| the Times-Journal man Is assured that
Graf. courtesy will protect him from an
| expose of that kind by the ok.ahon.an IN
| less his direlections become very fragrant:
| IN which case the extenuating c4rcumstan-
ces VIII be sent out IN full
Alva Republican: A lantern-tawei young
man stopped at the postoffice the other
day ana yelled out: ANY NAL for the
/ Wattsesg
Our polite postrnistress replied: NO ihs.e
| Is not"
"Nothingr'
Anything for Charlie wa;t?'
NO sir"
Anything for Maggie Watty'
NO. nothing"
Anything for fool Joe Watt
40. nor for Dick Watt. nor Jim Watt
nor Sweet Watt. nor any other Watt. dead.
living. unborn. native foreign. CIVILIZED or
uncivsl.zed. educated OF uretucated. mae
or female. white OF black. f-ancA8sed %
6is.ranchise5. naiuraiize3 or urnA;u-slzs9-
No. there l. positively nothing for any.
nov ard forever. enc and inseIsrSDie-
The man looked az ire posirzsstress s1f
said: Please look ard see II there = any
thing for Thomas Edgar WaitT
Kinhzsher Free Press. A strange th.ns
happened al Guthrie .ast w<~k- \ yoG.E
man had subscription list 70 bay Meals
for McCartne1. wills ard P-ztt- he az
preached TWO young gentlemen an sal.
.sBoys. I'm Collecting money % bay rse5-
as for Mccartney. Wills ard Pat. WIZ
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