The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-02-13
Outlines Of Oklahoma,

II. overholser advertises Stroud as the
hottest town on the line"
Dick Plunkett claims that the otoes are
! Irish Indians. and spells 1t o'Toe.
Judge Haiaer knew aii along that Pres
ident Mckinley couldn't withstand that
/ Prince Albert coat
| There is not man in the territory who
can say that Burford viii not make n
I tip-top chief justice
/ Overton Love. citizen OF the Choe-
taw nation. asks for sealed bids for his
crop OF cotton-SSo bales.
/ No ca-pet-baggers viii be tolerated on
the bench. An Ohio man is a poor judge
I OF Oklahoma and for oklahoma
/ \ travelling nursery frm has stirred up
< trouble near Penca City and the fight Is
going on In the Daily Courier in nall
| blast.
I Governor Barnes has TO set leave OF
absence VIXEN ne wishes 10 stay away
/ from Guthrie a few days. Statehood
would knock that. also.
I The Tecumseh Republican SAYS for VIII
Davis. who is arrested among the Indian
burners. that Davis never murdered any
thing but the English language.
While II was raining the other night In
! Oklahoma the wind was blowing "A miles
an hour and a rain-drop that started 10
/ fall at Perry didn't reach the ground this
side OF Purcell.
I Mr.. Lee, the hotel keeper at Tecumseh
who Is accused OF murder In Texas. will
have his trial come on this week. Tenn
pie Houston Will make the speech 10 the
jury in his favor.
/ Oklahoma City Is metropolitan. but
when the newspapers there announce that
Z
in a Flat" they are going too far. There
are no fats in Oklahoma city.
/ Some OF the papers in Oklahoma are
claiming that Deunis Flynn is knitting the
/ free homes bill. Those papers can not
/ get Callahan. who is on the scene and
who knows. TO sign such a statement
| II was all the farmers way this year
I During the thunder storm the other night
the lightning left the haysrscks alone and
jumped into the wealthy telephone COM
pany's property and burned It out at .
great rate.
/ A syndicate OF men az Purcell has been
formed TO send II. 3. Bowles TO the klon-
dixie to dig fer gold. They will divide
equally when Bowles gets the gold This
/ is shame. with the Wichita mountains
/ right next door.
/ Major Woolsey was nervous over those
charges against him. People are 50 apt
TO think man guilty simply because he
IS accused Now Lawrence. the man who
tried 10 implicate Woolsey In the Ponca
robbery, confesses he lied.
The killing OF Postmaster Rhine was as
sassination. Marshal Thompson and his
deputies ought TO run down the man who
killed him and the men back Of him. Kill
ings are unavoidable In new country,
but assassination is a game that wants
TO be stamped out when II first shows is
head.
Three young men and three young wo-
men took a wagon and a team and start
ed across the country on what Is alleged
10 have been a debauch. At any rate.
the team was mortgaEed and the whole
crowd was arrested. Two Of the girls we're
very young and the grand Jury VIII take
the affair In hand.
During the storm last week. an Okla
homa city paper. says. snow fell fur
Their north" a Perry paper said. Snow e
fell further north" At Wicn.t1 a pa
per said Snow fell further north" Al
Beatrice. Nebraska. paper said: Snow
fell further north" The chances are that
no snow fell at all
Manchester Journal: j. q. futile show
al W. freak Of nature TUESDAY IN the
shape Of a "cotton-tan' rabbit which
had q horns pFotrudinE from its head
The horns were from half inch 10 one
inch in length and literally covered both
sides OF the rabbits head and nose Two
horns came -eut from behind the ears.
In every other respect the rabbit was a
specimen Of the ordinary "cotton-taiL"