The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-12-14
Outlines of Oklahoma

| L. p. King Of Waukomis has been made
a regent OF the University by Governor
/ Barnes.
Laird and Hoesea. the two ST. Joe quail
shippers were dismissed AZ cry for want
| of evidence.
George W. Bear, of Hennessey, has put
| in new safe. The last safe he owned
burglars carried OF.
The artificial ice manufacturers in Ok
| lahoma ought TO do something TO propi-
tate the weather
1senberg OF Enid says that one day
Cleveland ordered Henri Watterson out
of the White House.
a vote at Albany. Georgia. developed
that $50 of the es7 Oklahoma volunteers
there wanted to come home.
4 professional sprinter struck Hennes-
sey the other day and raced local man.
John Voorhees,, beating him easily.
There win be an extra session Of con-
gress next spring, at which session Den
mis- Flynn can commence TO get the wheels
rolling
c. II. Miller who is now register Of
deeds of Kingisher county. has leased
his Hennessey Clipper TO Laurence NIL
Ter. his son.
Judge Henry W. Scott does not seem
TO be rising very fast in New York poll
tics. He worked the portrait end of the
boom too early.
Taking township and county officers to-
gether, it Will take $50 in revenue
stamps TO make the bonds they file good.
in Kingtisher county.
a thing Adjutant General Bert c.
orner recommends is an appropriation fer
an annual encampment for the better
nent Of the Oklahoma militia.
Callahan is in congress and It is said
he viii try to do something with free
homes. Good luck TO him. Callahan did
all he eould-he simply didn't know how.
A man who came all the way from
Michigan to get a divorce was refused it
by Judge Tarsney, who said that the man
had plainly settled in Oklahoma for no
other purpose.
When Oklahoma does become n state,
IT should DC thrifty to the point of stingi-
ness and honest to erankiness. The young
est sister of the western family of states
should be an example to her relatives.
The Roy Cashon monument fund is
mounting into the hundreds. This man
ument movement is the best thing Ok
lahoma has ever done. The way Oklaho-
ma will figure in future wars will prove
it.
pernicious habit candidates IN Okla
homa have is betting on themselves. No
candidate can correctly judge the trend
of the campaign. Flynn is said TO have
lost on the election in 1885. and Keaton
to have lost at the last election.
The wife of the editor of the Tecumseh
Republican is visiting back east. The
editor figured out that he would let the
dishes go and the floors and clean up
punctually once every two weeks. Things
began TO look pretty rocky the ninth day
And one evening when he went home he
wound the dishes all washed, the floors
swept, the furniture busted, the ashes
empied. His neighbors, plying the poor
mad, had slipped into the house and
cleaned 1t. up.
Some of the simplest obituaries are the
most touching. Take this, from the Te-
cumseh Republican: Poor Joe Carr is
dead. He has crossed the turbid river
that separates mortality from immortal
ity; and on that other distant shore he
is shaking hands with the good that have
gone before. Poor Joe. He was a good
mana good citizen. good father a good
husband-and a friend that sticketh
closer than a brother We knew him
well He planned and built the little cot
tage in which we find refuge from win
ter's storms. He had eaten at our table,
slept in our humble beds; and by his ge-
NAL companionship enlivened many
closing day. Farewell, ole, my dear old
friend, until you and 1 shall meet on the
golden shore of the great beyond
-. d. +. JENNINGS"