The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-03-25
Outlines of Oklahoma.

II looks like the Board of Inquiry would
beat the Dawes commission in after all.
AS far south as Ell Reno the blizzard
settled the apricots and morning giories-
Only about four miles of the right of
way of the Sapulpa extension has not been
secured.
matter. There were several on before
the attack on Colonel Stiles.
The coroner at Perry has resigned and
the town is expecting that Guthrie man
will be selected TO succeed him
There is just one man for the fusion
forces in Oklahoma TO nominate for con-
gress-that is Pat Maggie Of Kingfsher.
An Indian rode through the streets of
Ponea City the other day on a bicycle
He had on yellow leggins and a blanket.
Since the great American Indian has
been prohibited from buying lemon ex-
tract, the only route left 20 him 10 de-
lirium is red ink.
1t is young Barnes opinion that we are
going toy have war with Spain And the
Dispatcher indicate more every day that
he knows what he is talking about.
The Oklahoman is afraid that the Board
of InQuiry's report will not be made pub
scured by the Oklahoma city election.
o. A. Mitscher writes from Alaska about
how comrade died. There were fifteen
with him and all Odd Fellows. and they
buried him with the rites of the order.
The note in the Eagle that the expert
ment station had never been successful
with the strawberries was mistake The
station has raised them, and beauties, too.
Those places in Oklahoma which were
visited by rain just before the blizzard
are in hard luck. The other places had
dry freeze and will not suffer so heav-
lily.
Butch" the police headquarters dog
at Oklahoma City, is dead. He came in
about one O'Clock on the day of the orig
inal opening and consequently was not a
sooner.
In case of war Captain Charles King.
the famous writer, will make up a troop
of retired fighters. He has asked Jim
Duffy OF Ell Reno to hold himself in read
mess to join.
Every effort is being made at Oklahoma
City to get a silver majority in the city
council so that if necessary bill for the
rehabilitation of the white metal may be
passed over the mayors veto.
Indians 10 dress themselves that people
in Oklahoma are getting to blush when
they see big wide brown surface stom-
ach through an Indians blanket.
Mrs Hatch, the mother of Clyde Mad
dox, is now in Oklahoma City. which she
makes her home. She says Clyde no long
er uses tobacco OF liquor. He should also
break himself from the hip-pocket habit
The next time the Guthrie military goes
to hurting eggs it should pick out some
of the real enemies of decency in gen.
eraI and Oklahoma in particular, like
Clark Hudson, and paste it to him, and
leave good men alone
Governor Barnes will not indorse Brown
for the Oklahoma City postoffice and
Secretary Jenkins will not indorse Sa m
P. Murphy. Murphy is a millionaire and
doesn't need the Office. Brown is a news
paper man and does. Governor Barnes
should dose himself with harmony again
and indorse Brown.
An Indian girl, a member of the Chero-
kee tribe, living at Chelsea, 1. T. adver-
tised for a husband, saying she was the
owner of 1000 acres Of land and 500 head
of cattle, and wanted a wide-awake
young business man as marital and bust
ness partner. In less than twelve days
she received 232 letters from white men
in all parts of the west, all of whom
were willing to marry her. Some were
doctors, some lawyers, some farmers,
some mechanics. and even clerks and min
listers took a chance in the proposition.
None Of them said anything about the
age or looks or education of the girl, but
all of them wanted to be assured that
the land and cattle were tangible and
secure. At last accounts no husband had
been selected.