The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-04-06
Outlines of Oklahoma.


c. NJ Barnes gave IS to the Chandler
cyclone sufferers
Guthrie has raised nearly $50 for the
stricken people Of Chandler
The Chandler Publicist is out In a paper
this week despite the cycl4he.
The government survey is now al work
on the Manchester town site
The State Bank of Oklahoma City helped
the Chandler sufferers out 500.
Major Woolsey of the Pawnee Indian
agency has rendered his resignation.
Nothing goes in Oklahoma now that has
not 20. me m" blown in the bottle.
Up to date seventeen people have died
from the effects of the Chandler tornado.
The old joke about a mans cowardice in
building a cyclone cellar has passed away.
The Barnes papers are now pointing out
that Flynn's name is Dennis harder than
ever.
The Kildare Journal is one Flynn paper
which has not dropped his portrait. 1t Is
still for him.
The Chandler News which would have
wept over Barnes appointment was wiped
out by the cyclone.
1t is good sense for every man in Okla
homa and in southern Kansas as well, 10
build cyclone cellar.
The city of Sherman, Texas, gave $500 to
the people Of Chandler. Sherman knows
what a cyclone is like.
The Perry Democrat carries a ticket at
the head of it's columns but leaves the place
of city attorney blank.
swallowed some concentrated I've the other
day. The doctor saved him.
The Oklahoma Times-Journal. a Flynn
paper. says it VIII support Mr.. Barnes as
governor to the best of Its ability.
Captain Hassler of Enid spent sixty days
in Washington and he says that civil SER
vice IS going to remain undisturbed.
Hereafter when the stage from Perry ar
rives in Pawnee and when il leaves. two
loud blasts on a trumpet viii be blown.
There is a society of old maids in Kay
county which calls IN a body on old bach
elors and fixes up their houses for them.
The Enid Wave thinks that Judge Pitzer.
if he goes to Washington, will be taken for
Senator PETER. Pitzer feared that and cut
'em Off
Foraker's brother, after calling on the
Usage agency has returned home. He
found an old friend in the editor of the
Pawnee Dispatch.
Otto Bekemeyer's description in the Guth
RE Capital of the Chandler cyclone was pro
badly the best piece of English ever writ
ten in Oklahoma.
Captain Burch of Perry says that he has
seen good many battle fields, but he never
saw anything to equal the destruction on
the property at Chandler.
Captain Hassel just returned from Wash
ington says that Callahan is dressed up like
a long-term senator, is very dignifed and
is making friends among the plutocrats in
the house.
Kildare Journal: An impression prevails
generally throughout the strip that home
steaders have seven years in which TO prove
up, by reason of the fact that il is so
stated on their land office receipts. We do
not understand this to be the case, how
ever. the Cherokee law opening the strip
10 settlement providing five years only.
An extension of one year has been granted
by the present congress. The extension
was put in the Indian appropriation bin
ninety days ago by Mr.. Flynn, hedging |
against the probable defeat OF the free |
homes bill This bill failed owing TO the |
ate hour Ii reached the president. The |
house took it up word for word as II pass |
d the last congress and passed ii. II has /
passed the senate IN the same way.