The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-11-22
Outlines of Oklahoma

Bob Lowery writes home that the Okla
homa regiment viii be in Cuba by Febru-
airy L
Reverend Full at Saltwater IS succeed
ed as pastor by Mr.. Moon Naturally he
is new.
The finest first page in Oklahoma is that
set up by Gum and Musgrove OF the Fl
Reno News.
Palmer Brandow and George LANG are
| arranging 10 hold a ratification OF their
own at Kingfisher soon
Rick MesselFs torch-Ight procession az
Enid Saturday night beat the astronO-
mers' meteoric shower.
The next legislature in Oklahoma has a
| good deal TO do and it should, above all.
/ begin the practice of thrift
In all probability the only thing which
would prevent statehood soon would be
another statehood convention.
Charles Bieken of Alva, carries in an
! envelope three Texas ticks which bite the
by-stander if ordered 10 do so.
In Kay county recently a village held
an election to dissolve its incorporation
The vote was unanimous for dissolving-
The loud reports in the west last Sat-
urday were Tom Ferguson and the boys
celebrating the election of Dennis Flynn.
An Oklahoma editor, assisted by the
type-setter, announced the other day that
fl was Jonah who commanded the sun TO
stand still.
As good a thing as was done in the
whole territory was the election OF G..
H Miller 10 be register of deeds in King
fisher county.
The stay-at-home vote did not elect
Flynn. as some claim. 1t was the Repub-
Leans. Populists and Democrats who
went to the polls who elected him.
The Enid Eagle has sprung c. f. Nc
Elrath for speaker Of the coming house.
D. 3. Wynne has been elected county
clerk of Cleveland county four times.
Billy McGinty, Rough Rider. has arrived
home at Saltwater where his friends are
congra tulating him that he did not visit
his relative at the bottom of the sea.
The railroads have been seeking IL 70
Oklahoma rather heavily on freight rates,
fact that the next legislature viii do
some talking about and ought - take
action on.
In Hennessey alone S25625 has been COL
lected for the Roy Cashion Monument
Fund. This is gratifying. AS long as
oklahoma stands by her heroes. OklahO-
ma is growing broader and greater.
One of the funny things Of the cam
paign, overlooked until now, was the race
for certain nomination for a county
office between an old soldier and a San
tiago veteran who had received one
wound. The old soldier had received
twenty-three wounds during the civil war
and he was nominated hands down.
Oklahoma City Oklahoman: Judge Jones
is in trouble. a change of venue, sud-
den illness or any old accident would
come to him as a direct act of Provi-
dence for his benefit. Two women are
opposing ltigants in his court Each
smiles on the judge and darts malignant
giances at the opposing council. The facts
as. near as can be CLEANED from the con-
flicting statements are that Mrs. White
ordered tailor-made gown of Mrs. Wea-
yer. The gown was 10 cost somewhere
between $40 and SAC. The fgown was nm
ished and was paid for. After Mrs. White
had examined it she was not satisfied.
She returned the garment and demanded
her money back. This was refused.
Hence, Mrs. White sues. Mrs. White
claims the suit did not TT. Mrs. Weaver
claimes that Mrs. White padded and that
the garment fit the artificial form. Judge
Jones viii resign when he decides the
case and start ladies' tailoring establish
ment, as he has infinitely described 10
him every process IN the manufacture
of that wonderful thing. a tallor-made
gown.