The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-08-06
Outlines of Oklahoma


Sheriff Nicholas. the braves. mag, II Ok
lahoma, Is down in bed at Arapahoe W.T.,
malaria
The son Of W H Baker Will pu, IN Z
d.stillery at Cross. He VIII use corn anG
peacheA
1t e reported that Harry CuIlom. sen o.
Senator Cullon. OF Illinois. will be appoint.
ed marshal Of Oklahoma
Crayton Foraker a brother OF the Ohio
man. who lived near Perry last year. has
been appointed marshal OF Arizona
A team hi,ched 70 q wagon-load Of lard
ran away IN Eariboro the other day and
people are stu slipping up On the side
walks.
Ransom Payne VIII be back IN Guthrie
from Washington In a few days. He has
been there over three months and d.dn'.
get a nibbie.
Here IS an axiom for every Oklahoma
official: Pay your own expenses or poll
teal trips. The other way doesn't work
satisfactorily"
Governor Barnes had reserved the prln-
cipal place in the kingfsher Land office for
Jake Admire. II IS very doubtful whether
ne can deliver II now.
Ed Greer's attempt as peace-naker at e
Reno seems 10 have discouraged him He
hasn't word 10 say ed!to-ially o: the
Barnes-DeFord trouble.
Another charge out 20 be retuted-the
charge that Governor Barnes private sec
rotary. Mr.. Fred Wenner, furnishes articles
to newspapers abusing Dennis Flynn.
Reverend A. Carpenter OF Cloud Chief,
who was threatened by White Caps. recent
", sued a cattleman for permitting his
stock 10 trample down Carpenter stock
Attorney Payne. IN nj. talk TO the jury
In defense OF Miss Allen. called Smith, the
contested lover. a thing all the way
through He gave him an awful scoring
The Oklahoma papers are roasting Smith,
the Kansas man, for helping prosecute
Miss Allen. Miss Allen was pretty, and
all the Oklahoma fellows fell in love with
her.
The real fight IN Oklahoma between the
Republicans VIII come on the nomination
for delegate next year. IL will be a square
out fight, and the man who wins Will run
things thereafter without annoyance.
The Oklahoma City Times-JournaI says
That dONcIiOI nOl
he must explain why he
permitted DeFord 10 pay his expenses TO
and then switched to Orput.
A hirt girl came 20 Earlboro last week
and the Plain People (name of a news
paper says: People Of such low, de-
grading characters should not be permitted
20 trample upon the green grass within
our city limits
With this sort of weather II is pleasant TO
read IN an Oklahoma paper that church
In a certain neighborhood will be built be-
fore the snow flies. The snow Will never
fly again. The earth has become too hot
TO even cool off.
When the Kiowas and Comanches get
ready 10 go onto the war-path. Delesder-
n,er of Seger VII let the world know Del
IS their friend and they always
cave him an arrow painted red before they
go on the war-path to notify him TO have q
care.
L. E. Payne. In defending Miss Allen.
roasted Gill Smith. the lover in the trial at
Chandler, as follows: I'VE VIII not con-
for a moment the Kansas Jay:
he creature who was engaged 10 two girls
md true TO neither. 1 expected from what
had heard OF these two women's infatua-
ion for him to see an Apollo Belv,dere. a
glass of fashion. and mould OF form. some
specimen of grandly developed
such as men might be envious Of
md women might rave over. But when
his Insignificant. red-headed specimen who,
With his spectacles. reminds me Of a horned
cad, jumped upon the witness stand. 1 !
onfess that was disappointed. And we !
To-.
Z the lah-dedah OF the lah-dedahs. the /
e ardless Adon,s without any signs that I |
an see OF manhood about him. and TO feast |
W eyes upon his physical graces and beau
les, his weak eyes. and to rejoice in the
sund OF that seweet little lisp Of his-ta-ta-
his - the thing. We have seen It at
asst Engaged to one woman. with the day
ppon,ed for his marriage. he entered the
1iow's home IN the state OF Kansas. and
ought the heart OF this poor, innocent.
ure and trusting girl, and gained it-fear-
nj thought. This is the thing. the gosHng.
hat gave away the secrets Of his sweet
cart and turned her love letters over TO a
wal 70 be made the subjects OF her sneers
nd jeers: who pNghted his troth. his fdeli-
y. to one girl and then in his duplicity.
a.d he hoped something would prevent
mother, and spoke the words OF promise
, the ear OF that other. only TO break them
, her heart, and laughed and danced 70
pc the fendishness OF his own treachery
inch the lIly-tincture OF that others face
nd starve the roses on her cheeks This
the moo-cab who took buggy Rides with a
weetheart ard Hsped in her ears the dull
e. strains Of his pue-.le passion. then said
E took the drive at her request. This as
le oouble-faced hypoc-fte who. TWO weeks
20. held the iiiy-white hand OF this pure
irl In his claws and told her that he loved
er and Is here today. writing notes 10 tho
rosecution and aiding. In every way posi-
lie 20 him. TO send her 20 the peniiendary.
e Says he advised the Eckes family no; 20
-op this prosecution. He says I never
entioned marriage 20 Grace Allen and
zen. IN the next breath. he says. I told
sr That Y things were different I would
AIRY her. and that would Ike for things
be different. Think of that II is not
e language Of subtle. false. psrtured
ID d.sloyal william? II had a son who
ould engage himself 10 one girl while en-
ge3 70 another girl tell their secrets. eN-
'se their letters, and Their come on the
itness stand AMI attempt TO swear one o.
csc girls into the pen.tentisry. l would
GOT him as ! would doz; I would throw
e lousy cur heaG-loag in;o 4 well filed
in scsly snakes. tha; they might hiss a,
d BITE him from now un:il eternity"