The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-08-04
Outlines Of Oklahoma,

Clarence Groseclose is raising sorghum
near Okarche.
Ms. Clara RuddeiL county superintend-
ent of Custer will be a candidate FOR re-
nomination.
The Kinghsher Reformer seriously be
lieves that an imperial policy would lead
70 an emperor.
Editor c. H Miller Of Hennessey pre-
pared rhe beautiful resolutions on The
death OF Roy Cashion-
Ali the boys at Fort Reno win be sent
TO some OF our isolated possessions. But
they VIII see no fighting.
Judge Wolyerton Of DUncan has ruled
that it viii cost any scrappee or scrapper
SIS to scrap in that town.
In picnic wrfte-up an Oklahoma editor
,ns intrenchments Of apple pie and ham
sandwiches"
Before this government goes to picking
up all the stray islands In the world il
ought 10 admit into the Union the terri
tory of Oklahoma
There was no political joke in the men
ton of a Rough Rider for congress. And
there would be minimum OF politics in
the election of a Rough Rider.
Mrs. S. w. Acton of Mulhau holds as g
relic Democrat ballot of Is5TIStephen
A. Douglas for president, Herschel v
Johnson of Georgia for vice president.
Lawton and Fillmore. OF the Arapahoe
Bee, two mighty shrewd politicians. say
that no aspirant for the nomination of
delegate has yet developed command
ing position
a stalk of corn, seventeen feet high
stands in front of a grocery store at
Cloud Chief. The reason IL wasn't put tn
side the grocery store is because the cell
ing wasn't high enough.
When Cen Newcomb OF Kinghsher got
back to civilization from Santiago he sat
down to a dinner at 3 table, and he said
it felt so good not to eat of the ground
or a box, that he giggled like T. school
girl.
a man at Cloud Chief. Mr.. Petty. wants
the government to allow every state and
territory in the Union TO build a warship
and christen it with the name of the
state or territory presenting it TO the gov
eminent.
Lincoln county, with the third largest
delegation in the coming Republican con-
greSsiOnal convention, promises to make
a strong fight for Lincoln county man
for the nomination. Who the man is, has
not been divulged.
Dewey is not the only crook in the still.
Bob Neff has had a poem written to him.
The Typographical union demanded that
Judge keaton take back the fine phrases
he shoWered on the Guthrie Leader, but
Keaton didn't do it.
Two burglars last week stole into George
Bears office at Hennessey and stole q
small safe. They carried it up an alley
when they heard a noise and dropped ii
and ran. The safe had not been opened
and was brought back the next day.
Hereafter all the safes in Hennessey will
be chained down over night.
DR.. Edwards and his wife, living near
Lexington, had row. Mrs. Edwards belt
ed her husband one and he belted back.
Then the matter got into the newspapers
and the newspapers roasted Edwards.
Thereupon Edwards got the citizens of the
place to sign a remonstrance against the
way the newspapers were abusing him.
Oklahoma City Oklahoman: John Myers
arrived in the city Sunday night from
NARROW, / T, where he has been nursing
wounds received at Santiago. Myers is a
private of the Tenth infantry, formerly
of Fort Sill. His term OF service is out
August 26 when he will be mustered out
at Fort Sill. His wound is not serious
but was peculiar. He received the Span
ish bullet as ne had his rife at his Shout
der. preparing to fire It, The enemy's bull
let nicked his right thumb, took a piece
out of his forearm and went through the
arm above the elbow. He was furloughed
and arrived at his home two weeks ago.
He IS recovering nicely from his wound.
which was received a month ago yester-
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