The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-26
Outlines of Oklahoma.

Miller. who was wounded at Santiago
enlisted at Guthrie.
Oklahoma should be proud. Her Rough
Riders made a gallant tight.
Guthrie viii celebrate Fourth OF July
al Dewey's grove. near that place.
An Italian harplst'' is = nightly attrae-
ton at an establishment in FL Reno.
Leslie Niblack accuses Isenberg OF Enid
also OF taking ais whisky out OF PeranA
bottle
Taxes on IOO dogs have been paid in
Oklahoma City and the police have killed
seventy.
II anybody asks you. there was con-
siderable rust ia last winters Oklahoma
ice crop. TOO.
The scheme 10 add more territory TO the
Guthrie land district has had freight
train run over II again.
Postmaster LarweH OF Guthrie has had
$500 worth OF applications for the new
bonds filed with him.
The Eagle predicted that the Rough
Riders from Oklahoma would be the first
men IN It. They were.
Fred. Beale. who was wounded at San
tiago. enlisted at Kiugflsher. He IS only
nineteen years OF age.
The private wounded AZ Santiago and
reported as Fisher. is probably EisAler
who enlisted from Enid.
Tom Chambers OF Enid. who is running
for congress. has bottled up one delegate
in Pottawatomie county.
The KinGdsher postofiee fight is now in
progress at Washington. and Amos Ewing
is there to keep the president straight.
Two men at Purcell have the presump-
ton 20 claim that they have invented a
ny trap into which the flies Will really
go.
The next legislature really ought 10 be
a good one. and the politicians should let
politics 50 long enough to name good
men.
G. E. Morrow. of the saltwater Agricui-
tural College. says that the best thing
for Oklahoma soil is snb-sotling In the
late fall.
Captain Capron. who led the ight at
Santiago and was killed, recruited the
Rough Riders in Oklahoma He died
braVely.
II the lawyers are TO make all the
/ speeches In Oklahoma Il is with the under
standing that the editors are to hold all
the offices.
This is the time OF year when the Okla
homan will 90 four blocks around TO keep
out OF inc way u a UeS WIN ooab a4-S
on his chin.
The real hot weather OF the past week
IN Oklahoma has been fatal 10 many ba-
bies The advent of the heated season
has been sudden.
Miss Lena Joseph. the prize delivery
clerk OF Oklahoma postonices. who asks
Name, please?" at II Reno was among
the first purchasers OF some Of the new
issue Of bonds.
A Rough Rider. writing home 90 King
fisher. says: Il hear II has been report
ed that we were Furnished with poor
horses. It's not So. our horses. although
some Wild ones in the one thousand head.
are OF the finest living and none are real
mean or wild At least. I have seen none.
l have looked for the worst. but haven't
found anything that has got the hesg %
me l had the ninth choice after the
officers picked. and. as most wanted
broke horses. 1 got good wild one. and
have him trained now ahead OF any In
the seventy he is a beauty. too-just
like his name Angel" White as snow.
handsome as a doll. intelligent as a horse
can be. Boys offer me all kinds OF trades.
but no sir. in not part with Angel
unless the Spauiards force me 70. A. for
camp life. there is nothing hard about
ito obey orders IL all. The lie may
De tiresome at times, but there Is Moth
ing man can d. that does not get tire
some once en- a while. Our commanders
are smart shrewd men, worthy OF their
places They are not officers that viii say
go" but come on. men