The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-11-20
Outlines of Oklahoma

| The matrimonial rumor has again run
POOR Bill Bolton into his cycave.
The howl over the peril Of home rule
seems TO have been a kttle premature.
| Amos Ewing is said to have a brother
in Ohio who expects 10 be an Oklahoma
| Judge
| A woman Is shaking a defective ade-
walk IN Oklahoma City's face and de-
| manding SS5.eeo.
| Dan Stuart, the big prize-fght manager.
| is hunting in the Indian Territory near
South McAlisrer.
| Oklahoma isn't being worked by takers
/ at all One at Enid il said 70 have takesl
$l,5o0 out of town.
| The claim is made from Beaver county
that big hail storms have reduced the
number OF quail there.
1t is said that Temple Houston is con-
stantly in danger of assassination at the
hands of the Jennings boys.
The Enid Wave complains that about all
there is on the next district court docket
there is nUnc-pro-tunc- cases.
1t is said that Senator Petugrew will
lead the fight 10 prevent a new lease 10 the
cattiemen of the Counanche country.
Statehood Is pushing its head up above
the surface OF the waters and il IS standing
ON the capital questions shoulders.
The ladies OF Guthrie are to give Klon-
dixie social tonight. Everything viii be
warm and pleasant except the ice cream.
Ten extraordinary sermons are to be
preached in the Catholic church at Guthrie
beginning tomorrow. Why extraordinary?
n. c. Beamer OF Guthrie has leased the
Cannon hotel property IN West Guthrie
and will make deaf and dumb asylum out
Of it
It can be stated authori,atively that
car load OF quartz from the Wichita noun
tains has really been sent to Denver to the
smelter.
Bill Kripe announces that that Perkins
bridge VIII really be open for traffic with
in ten days. That will be too late for
Thanksgiving.
While ]. B. Culnson, the new register of
the End land office, was in Washington
he caught something else beside an APP
pointment-nlalaria.
Ed. Hays. of Enid, is being tried for kill
ing a horse with a pitch-fork. In his ex-
element he selected a neighbours horse
and the ne!ghbor dissented.
a writer In the Guthrie Leader asserts
that quite a number OF children there are
unable to attend school because their par
ents can not spare the money 10 buy school
books.
Another instance Of the prosperity Of Ok
lahoma farmers is their high-headed inde-
pendence about wood this year. Isenberg
of End, says they want about s12 cord
for wood cut UP into stove length. The
Oklahoma farmer has passed out Of the
wood age.
Purcell Review: Last night was Pur-
cells first test of a night Waterman. Robt.
Kahlo went on watch at s o'clock. and in
side of an hour a fire was reported on
Canadian avenue. Later on some one re-
ported the theft of pair OF pants; still
later on, Slough Foot Nell beat and held
UP pilgrim to the tune of $50. The watch
man kept the court officials busy the bal
ance of the night. Judge Kean expressed
determination of going TO Wynnewood
tonight to get a little rest.
Ponca City Courier: The manned, the
halt and the blind have Joined the mad
rush into the Strip this year. where mon
ey Is 50 plentiful you may pick II off the
bushes. But there is too many of him
altogether. Hardly day passes that some
unfortunate-perhaps a half dozen-tells
you his tale of woe and Shoves a card a;
you for you to read that your compassion
at their sorrow may loosen your purse
strings and let out dime or quarter II
the card or talk does not do theJoD, the
proceeds 10 show you all sorts
of nasty sores until you are more than
heart sick