The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-04-30
Outlines of Oklahoma,

1t pays to go TO Washington. Bill Wal
ker will tell you that
The report is out at Enid that John
CoIobie of Guthrie will go as nurse.
Bill Walker is returning from Washing
ton in a stateroom of e Pullman palace.
Three Of the Hennessey rifles will go as
cavalrymen in Woods horseback brigade
Bill Walker will some have charge Of old
Geronimo. Old Ge- is to be congratulated.
The assessment Of wesson township. in
Kay county. this year exceeded that OF
last year by $4,000.
Charles Parker Of Enid has telegraphed
Mark Hanna that he viii go TO war as
his substitute for 5000
Jerre johnson OF kildare has spoken for
q reserved seat in case Lincoln McKin-
ley of Nswkirk goes to war.
Callahan should hurry up an explana-
ton OF his appointment OF alien mil
lianaire's son to West Point.
It is not optional with army Indian
agents to go to war. They have 10 go
whether they want 10 or not.
Charles E. Earman of Enid has been
accepted as one OF the crack cavalrymen
for Colonel Woods swift riders.
Grass is so high near Enid that Senator
Haven has taken in all but three feet Of
his calf's rope to keep it from eating itself
to death.
Oklahoma has suffered enough from car
et.bagging without Callahan helping II
OUT by appointing Ohio boys to West
Point.
The Oklahoman Of Oklahoma City justly
returns thanks 70 Teddy Roosevelt, for
1.;tLot,t Roosavalf would hardly
have been represented in the actual brush
Of war at eli.
Mr.. Melton, a prominent attorney OF Te-
cumseh. has been indicted for selling
whiskey TO an Indian. It is alleged that
Melton went into saloon and bought the
Whiskey for an Indian
The Indian Territory and Oklahoma cav
airy men will practice an evolution some
thing on the fashion Of a cyclone. and
when the Spaniards see them coming they
will regret that they didn't build cave.
Kick from Shawnee Chief: Some OF the
big railroads OF the Mississippi valley are
running homeseekers' excursions TO this
territory. II seems that Oklahoma City
has a cinch on this class of business. BY
some specie of manipulation that town
is made the point of destination for these
excursions, II homeseekers desire TO visit
other points IN the territory they must
incur extra expense to travel from there.
The return tickets must be signed at
Oklahoma City. and they are not signed
excepting Tuesdays and Fridays. The in
terVening days the Traveller must either
travel back to that city or remain there.
during which time they pay tribute to the
town. II Is a source of great ineonve-
nience and expense to the homeSeekerS
and Oklahoma City reaps the reward.
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: Dr. Wal
ker does not believe that Mr.. Glidden is
afflicted with hydrOphobia- About seven
months ago Mr.. Glidden was bitten by
dog, which afterward developed symptoms
of hydrophobia 1t Is quite evident that
he has been worrying over tho matter ever
since, and last week when he became
somewhat debilitated through a bilious at
tack, he at once imagined that he was
stricken with the terrible malady. He de-
veloped all tho symptoms popularity ac-
credited to hydrophobia patients, but none
OF the symptoms known only to physi-
clans. A hydrophobia patients pulse
ought to be weak, but Mr.. Glidden's pulse
is strong and normal in every respect
hydrophobia patient collapses inside Of
four days, while Glidden has been sick
since Saturday and is still strong. The
popular symptoms of inability to drink
water, etc., are developed, but the doctor
believes them the result of his magma