The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-08
Outlines Of Oklahoma.


For the Oklahoma City street fair there
have been erected liz booths
A new brand OF whisky IN the Choctaw
nation IS labeled: The Undertaker's De-
light"
thoughts and gestures at Kingfisher yes
terday.
The Oklahoma boys at Lexington. KY.
are all comfortably located and are get
ting enough 70 eat
In the Sons of Herman parade al Guth-
RE there was a float showing William
Penn crossing the Delaware
H Overho.ser of Oklahoma City has
found some fine coal on the Frisco. forty
nine miles north Of Stroud
The Oklahoma battalion at Lexington.
Kentucky, viii be in Porto Rico Christ
mas. They leave the first Of December.
Billy Wilson. who killed Crate Huds-
peth in Geary. was found guilty OF muir
der in the second degree at Watonga-
Down in Indian Territory the other day
a kodak fiend made funeral procession
halt long enough for him to take q pic
ture of 1t
The Democrats at Guthrie have learned
that 1t is one thing 10 say Frank Greer
owns the Leader and quite another thing
TO prove It.
Near Perry. when the horde of Colo
RADIO hawks reached that region, they
were hungry, and carried away number
of chickens
The mercenary marriage Is a bad thing
anywhere. The squawnsan with the
Dawes commission IN full cry after him
| realizes that now.
! The Kinghsher Reformer guys Hankns
/ because ne had only uhirty-two people
out 10 hear him In a speech there II
| Hankins should get only uhirty-two votes
/ in each county Keaton Is goner.
George w Miller, near Ponca CITY, has
more watermebons than he knows wins
! to do with, so he has placed sign in
his patch: Five dollars fine for any one
going through this field without taking
a melon"
E. E Gibbons, city clerk of Perry. was
leading COW the other day, got tangled
in the rope was dragged and his leg bro
ken. He was out in the country and had
TO lie helpless on the ground and in tbs
sun for Two hours before aid arrived
Perry Enterprise: A visiting Rough
Rider. one of the brave boys who faced
the deadly fire of the Spaniards and the
l'Stifling heat of the tropics and with Teddy
had offered his life before Santiago. that
Cuba might be free, was ''hot-fOoted'
in a local resort last night by some of
the boys whose lack OF patriotism IS only
equalled by their anupathy TO hero wor-
ship, with the effect that the storming
or San Juan was fought over again in
the short period of a few seconds. The
victim was game, however. and good-na-
turedly accepted the joke with the remark
that New York isn't in IL with Perry
for a hot time
For some time past the claim has beer
made that Frank Greer of the Guthrie
Capital owned the Guthrie Leader. the
Democratic paper there. Robert Mercy
holds and Frank Greer are great friends
Leslie Niblack, the regular head of the
Leader, being absent and Colonel Jam
ieson being in his place. local conspara-
tors got Jameson TO agree to publish
a personal attack on McReynolds. Then
Idea was that McReynolds would rush
to Greer and get Greer TO use his alleged
ownership IN the Leader 20 kill the at
tack AlcReynolds was told the article
was coming out. But instead of going K
Greer he went straight into the Leader
office and Jameson and he came mighty
near having a killing. The conspira
tors are still dissatisfied.
Perry Enterprise: The best joke Of the
season and more highly appreciated from
the fact Of its being the first time played
upon any unSOphisticated Perryite occur
red yesterday. Our school teachers were
the subjects and nobody enjoyed the hui
NOR of 1t more than they when they de
covered from the nervous shock following
the affair For the first time in the his
tory of Perry they received their salarie.
in cash. 1t Is said the countenance tool
upon it every cast from surprise to sus
picion, as each was approached and hand
ed the amount in full. II Is d source O
congratulation that the schools are virtu
ally on a cash basis. which ,nsures tn
best of teachers and the natural follow
ing of stability in affairs that no paren
will have cause 10 complain OF our edu
cational system.