The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-11
Outlines Of Oklahoma
The wheat crop In Oklahoma Is now r
garded as an absolute cinch.

The wheat crop in Oklahoma is now re-
| garded as an absolute cinch.
Judge Burford recently arrived In still
water 10 hold court In a boat.
Oklahoma Is preparing TO make &
splurge at the Omaha exposition. II will
pay.
The Usage country is doing It's best to
be detached from Oklahoma, and may
succeed.
The semi-annual meeting OF the Press
association met at Oklahoma City Mon
day evening.
Bill Walker. it is expected. will go down
20 Anadarko and shove Geronimo on The
| throne this week
1t is thought that the dead man recently
found in The Wichita mountains - Cha&
Gault OF Oklahoma City.
Donahus & Patton OF Ponca City, are
to erect a second elevator there with q
capacity of 5000 bushels
Lincoln Mckinley read a paper before
the editors at Oklahoma City on; Can
News be Legally Copyrighted?"
The hremen OF the territory will meet
in Oklahoma City tomorrow, winding up
tomorrow night with a big ball.
Mr.. Dewey of Oklahoma City has been
appointed surgeon in the army by the war
department and ordered 70 report at Fort
| Sill.
| Indians can not be drafted All their
treaties with the government stipulate
that they must be free from military
duty.
II. H. Hagan Of Guthrie hsid his wheat
patiently for it to get 10 81 bushsl in
the home market. II got TO sl.17 and ne
unloaded in a hurry.
| The Press association at IT'S meeting at
Oklahoma City thanked Mckinley and
Bliss for the appointment of Bill Walker
Indian agent. Tha, was neat.
The Guthrie Leader says that an inves-
| tigation will prove that the attacks on the
Normal school al Alva, are prompted BY
officials in the Edmond Normal
| AT Oklahoma City Judge Keaten has
been sprung as the Democratic candidate
for congress. He win have hard time
getting the nomination. He Is a Cleveland
appointed
| If Teddy Roosevelt gets too gay-and
he has some inclinatiens along that line
/ the Oklahoma boys should lasso him and
| drop him into the sea- Roosevelt will get
! his troop into action, but he is going TO
spread the drama on rather thick.
| Perry Enterprise: The usual quiet Sun
| day in Perry was set all agog az O'Clock
| yesterday evening by the arrest of J. A.
B. ApperSon of Denver, who was mar
ried to Mrs. I. 0. Fife. a very estimable
| lady Of this city. on last Wednesday even
| ing at the residence OF Hon. IL. s. John
ston. letter came from his former
wife asking about him and soon followed
/ a wire to the sheriff here to arrest him on
| the above charge. Mr.. Apperson says he
/ has been divorced from his former wife
| for over two years. and his divorce pa
pers are in Denver IN the bank with his
other papers He says he can clear the
matter up as soon as he can get at the
papers and establish the fact of his d.
vorce He is OF the opinion that this
move on the part of his divorced wife is
/ to draw more money out Of him. This
| is the most unfortunate affair 10 happen
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Apperson so soon after
| their wedding day. The entire community
are in hearty sympathy with Mrs. APP
person, who Is a worthy, good woman. Ii
Mr.. Apperson is greatly wronged. which
every one hopes. especially on his wife
account, Is true, it can be speedily shown
and the unfortunate affair arranged and
closed. Mr.. AppeTson came here about
/ two weeks ago and was married to Mrs.
! Fife at the date above mentioned. He is
reported to be a gentleman Of considerable
means. Appsrson was arrested today on
! a warrant sworn out by County Attorney
Bowles, and gave bond in the sum of
$500. The case was set for hearing at /
| p. m, Thursday OF this week. before Pro-
bate Judge Allen.