The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-05-26
Outlines of Oklahoma,

The Cushing Herald says we want Cuba
and we should say so.
In some parts OF the territory the big
horse 1y is used as q bait for bass
A poet at Oklahoma City makes Gala
han rhyme with "any man"
The Oklahoma troop is known as troop
D. It is D fine troop IN addition
The Christian Endeavorers of Oklaho-
ma get together at Oklahoma City. June Z.
The hail insurance agents IN Oklahoma
are making hay while the sun doesn't
shine
AS soon as the war is over, Oklahoma
viii probably have another statehood con-
vention.
The Purcall Register arises to object
to those same old twelve Spanish war
ships being sunk every Sunday
Things are soon forgotten In politics
Everybody has forgotten now that Gov
ernor Barnes ever quoted Latin
The tornado which Oklahoma City saw
last week destroyed the home of Mrs. J.
n. Fightmastsr ten miles south OF the
city.
At Shawnee Governor Barnes said he
was glad to meet and greet the peo-
PIE. lie mustn't Do that That's McKin-
leys.
The Oklahoma Rough Riders win not
feel Just right if the pistol shot signal for
the first charge into Cuba isn't fred pre-
cisely at noon.
The Ohahona City Tmes-Jeurnal
claims that millionaire Dious was shak-
Ing q 900 bill at that place . year ago
He found no takers.
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dian river has changed It's course two
miles at one point. A railroad bridge has
been left up on dry land
Two OF the Oklahoma Rough Riders are
said to have won enough at poker OF
two New York mil1ionaires to send their
families to seaside summer resorts.
The story of Emily White, the Indian
girl who went TO Sweden and put up a
claim 10 the Swedish throne. shows how
far the contest business can be carried
Callahan. according TO . friend, is very
weary Of his life In Washington. and II it
were not fer the $500 q year which he
needs, he would not ask q denomination
Sid Clarke, Frank McMaster and Sam
Murphy attended the Shawnee reunion
together. This trio take anything 1t
goes after. At ShAwnes it wasn't after
any LHiu5.
Bill Oldsox once slept In the same bed
with Admiral Dewey in Florida while
they were there huating alligator& Mr..
Oldsox, according to the Herald, n now
a resident of Gushing, living with his
brother. Mr.. Noclors.
Perry Enterprise:-WIth prosperity for
the farmers OF Noble county comes the In
dependence Of the daughters. This morn
- b.
drove over to take home as his wife one
OF our rural fair ones with the result that
his suit was spurned. Instead OF the girl
ne took large dose of laudanum. After
enjoying his antics through two or three
spasms she placed his limp form in the
family surrey and hauled him to town 10
receive medical attention. He will re-
cover.
Perry Enterprise:-John DeLand. broth
er of De Land, the shoe man, has just ar
rived in Perry on visit from the Klon-
dixie. He left the neighbOrhood of DRw-
son the 31st of March with an outfit of
supplies on two sleds drawn by seven
dogs and was twenty-one days on the
road to Skaguay. Mr.. DeLand has been
in that country since last fall. starting
there with three hundred and fifty dol
lars. He landed there broke, but has
made and spent about I,JDO during his
sotourn, and has four claims located IN
the Indian Creek, Klondike and Hender-
son districts. He will return next Au-
gust when he and hts partner expect -
clean up thirty thousand dollars from last
years prospecting and geo ready for the
coming winters running. Mr.. DeLand is
in love with that country and says mat
tiers have been grossly misrepresented as
TO hardships and restitution, and that any
man can make good money there if he is
not too lazy to work.