The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-06

Outlines Of Oklahoma.

Judge W W. Thomas OF Guthrie. one OF
the original settlers, has moved to Los An
| geles.
ton Of Greer county was cut down instead
OF raised.
The Guthrie Capital says that the fast
MAT is injur!ng Kansas City instead OF
helping II.
In several Oklahoma towns the gun-shops
are rapidly becoming bicycle repair estao-
Eshments.
All the papers OF Earrboro-three-have
consolidated into one paper which IS called
plain People"
According TO the assessors returns there
is only So worth Of plate and jewelry In
Pawnee county.
William J. Payn;er died IN poverty at
Orlando ,ne other day. He was once city
marsha, Of Topeka, Kansas.
Mrs. Belle Kendall has been granted a
divorce from George Kendall at Guthrie on
the grounds Of cruelty.
The Perkins Telephone company touching
Guthrie. Carney. Langston. Chandler and
Perkins w.a put Ia new instruments
Secretary jenkins name on a reccommen-
dation goes a long way al tie White House
toward securing favorable Consideration
If il is true. as reported. that Texas
fever has broken out in Woods county some
inanciers are going to get very hard nit
c. w. Johnson druggist Of Mangum
came 20 Guthrie all the way from Greer
county 10 take an examination in pharmacy.
DeFord is a stayer. II he Is appointed
ne expects TO have time being confirmed.
But he will remain In the fight ngnt TO the
handle.
BeidIers friends have practically given
up hope of his co,firmatio. as po,'Taster
a. Oklahoma City. Brown may &c, the
place yet.
Lawrence Green, near Pawnee was Bit
ten by copperhead last week and almost
instantly his foot began to swell out OF all
proportions.
The Pawnee Times-Democrat says tina,
by accepting the presidency of the league
A c. Scott terminated his candidacy for the
authorship. Well, hardly.
The Guthrie Capitals man in Washington
says that had Governor Barnes gone over
to Orput or Ransom Payne either would
have been appointed marshal
At Muskogee, l. T., Mrs. Alley. . widow.
has been granted divorce from her former
husband. named Mason who has been dead
sixteen years. The object was TO obtain .
pension.
That Fourth of July speech which Gov
ernor Barnes delivered at ingf1sher was
well worded and eloquently delivered. Gov
ernor Barnes lived in the South just long
enough to get the silver tongue.
Ransom Payne claims that he was partly
responsible for Governor Barnes coniirfna-
ton. as when charges were preferred
against the governor, he went before. thu
senate committee and explained them
away.
Two Guthrie people came mighty near
having a divorce the other day over the
wife's determination to take the baby to
Chicago where relatives wanted 10 see him.
PAPERS were filed, but afterward with
drawn, the plaintiff and defendant making
up.
The modest editor Of the Gushing Herald
tells this: Major Crozier, perfectly relia-
BILE citizen of Cushing, says the following
in regard to the application and effects OF
a mysterious weed used by some Indians
of British America. The genial major says:
while doing military service in the British
American northwest heard repeatedly that
displeased married people, more so the
squaws, would rub a strangely acting weed
over their sleeping victims face which
would quicker, pull and contract in fright
full way. One 'weeded' Indian came to
my tent one morning. his mouth pulled to
his ear and his nose ditto When i rather
excitedIy asked him what's the matter?
he was still able to say: Ny squaw likes
other men, she rubbed my face with the
weeds The strange effects Of the mys-
ferrous weeds can't be removed. and the
weeded person either dies in a short time,
or else carries his disgusting Disagreement,
Ike Victor Hugo's Man Who Laughs. all
the remaining days Of his life"