The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-05-19
Outlines Of Oklahoma.

| It is not true that General Pat CASSIDY Is
managing Artie Daniels boom for chair
man Of the Popufist committee Pat GU.
drinking some time ago and then naturally
shook Artie.
The good people Of Hennessey. IL they
| have any tears, should prepare to shed
them now. Major whittinghilI OF Enid
will speak al the Grand Army reunion
there today.
The people Of Morrison are not so alb
sorbed by the joys of life but what they
/ can give thought 70 death A company
has started cemetery there with capital
stock Of $780,
| Dick Ortner, conductor on the Choc-
taw road at Oklahoma City, accidentally
snot his wife on Sunday while they were
| out fishing This Sunday fishing always
| begets trouble. Dick wanted to xiii a
snake.
4 Buffalo Jones has returned from Wash
| ington. 1t is thought that il was his depar-
ture from the territory in the spring tina,
caused the displacement OF the center OF
gravity that resulted IN the cyclones and
cataclysms that followed.
Steve Burke. an ex-deputy marshall. who
has embraced religion and who claims 10
have found salvation. is writing book in
which he claims that he spent seventeen
years In hell. Those who know him say
| that he got of mighty easy.
Colonel Niblack Of the Guthrie Leader
calls a man named Tandy an ignoramus
and a diabolical falsifier II Is well TO add
here for the benefit OF those who may be
alarmed that Tandy lives at 81. Louis, ex-
actly go miles away from Guthrie
T olo Ne
Mutual Protection association OF Oklahoma
for n;nty-nine years. The object OF the as
sccia,ion is TO ferret out and punish crime.
The boys intend TO straighten things out
if it takes ninty-nine years to do IL
Evangelist ]. NJ. Newman Of Sunset. Tex.
IS conducting a revival al Cloud Chief, and
| that he is making a success of il may be
gieaned from an item in the Herald-Sentinel
which says: Nothing can DE more import
ant TO community than a revival of re-
lision."
The Editor as a Politician" Is the sub
Ject assigned to Lincoln Mckinley as the
meeting Of the meeting Of the Oklahoma
Editorial association. at Shawnee, on May
IS. Lincoln viii have something interesting
to say. Governor Barnes will not be
present.
Judge Museller Of Perry is now lecturin &
on Law and Its Relation TO Morals" He
upsets the old theory that the first offense
should be punished lightly. He thinks
that's exactly the time 10 give an offender
a platogue that he will remember and try
to avoid in the future.
Sam Overstreet of Guthrie has always
done more for his friends than for himself.
Now the friends are about TO pay him back.
Thousands OF them are urging him to be a
candidate for United States district attor-
hey. Mr.. Overstreet as lawyer, a man. a
citizen and Republican. has no superior in
Oklahoma. He is the salt of the earth.
Lew P. Mosier of Pawnee says that
Frank Colley belonged TO one OF the most
respectable families in central Missouri.
Mr.. Mosier might follow this statement up
by telling the public just exactly what is
meant by family responsibility in that To-
cality. Many people are considered respec-
table in Pulaski county who could not even
be elected to the legislature in Oklahoma.
Major Crozier of Gushing. tie newly eiec-
ted lay reader OF the Episcopal congrega-
ton Of that place, is an ex-army officer
End one of the best story-tellers that ever
left her majesty's service. He has had suf-
ficient experience with sin TO DE ableto
comha: il, having epert the winter at Guth-
RE cumming with such men as Colonel
NIblack, John Golobie, Otto Beckmeyer. L.
r. Delaney and other distinguished citizens
Of that place.
Chandler News: It was one Of the strange
condolences of the recent cyclone that the
district court had adjourned early In the
afternoon on account of an error made by
John Dawson. the lawyer who was burned
to death. Dawson was an attorney in the
case set for trial that afternoon, and had,
by mistake, his witnesses subpoenaed for
the following day. so the case had to be
continued. and. as no other was ready for
trial. court adjourned. Had IL not been for
this mistake the court room would have
been full Of men when the cyclone struck.