The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-06-29
Outlines of Oklahoma,

Phil. Rosenbaum has gone to the In
dian Territory 70 enlist.
Christian Science IS getting a great hold
in Oklahoma and che doctors are forming
in battle array.
Harry c. Barnes. the governors son.
now captain, will make as good soldier
on land as Bart does on the sea
The Oklahoma law requires county COM
rnissioners % meet or the Fourth Of July
this year. bur not a man OF them viii
do IT.
Jerry O'Rourke has been appointed sec
end lieutenant. When Callahan hears This
he will throw himself OF his pillow and
sob like a chiId.
Wait until you hear from Captain Hous-
ton OF troop D. Of Oklahoma He led that
fight down at La QUasina. and you bet
he put up a superior articls.
There will be a vesuvius blowout on
the Fourth az George Latta's Island park
al Guthrie. Temple Houston has been
asked to jerk the American eagle bald
headed
Ishler, who was wounded at La Qua
sina walked from e Reno to Oklahoma
City to go 20 war. Perhaps the Spanish
knew he was that sort Of soldier and
picked him out.
The Oklahoma papers are forever cali
ing on the men who love 20 FISH 20 prevent
the violation of the fish laws. The trouble
Is that the men who love to fish are he
men who violate the law,
There is lots OF sickness in oklahoma
People in this climate can not stand heat
and wet weather al the same time. Dry.
hot weather Is hard on the corn, but Il Is
mighty benefting TO humanity.
Bill Scribbfns has escaped from Ned
S!sson's bottle in Woodward county. and
is reported 10 be bound for Enid 10 at
tack the coast OF that place Sisson is
now making twenty knots an hour IN
pursuit.
Bob Lowry will have a company which
will be of the same quality as the Rough
Riders If you have any spare coin 10
bet on the most distinguished officer from
Oklahoma after the war. place 1t on mild
eyed Bob.
Bray of Enid is fighting Callahan. It
is said that Bray wanted Callahan TO buy
an interest in Clark Hudson's wobbly or
gan, and Callahan refused. Callahan
showed his good sense in keeping free
from a man of Clark Hudson's stripe.
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: on Fri
day evening. July list, the ladies will give
a war party at the Presbyterian church.
All kinds Of war ammunition will be on
| sale, and every patriotic individual Is ex-
| pected to be on hand and show his patri-
| otism.
William Hughey and Miss Alice Par
ads, Of Enid, with four friends last Sun
! day went out into the country to be mar
red for the romance of the thing. They
called on minister after minister, but
most of the knot-tiers were out in the
harvest field or at church, and they did
not find one until S o'clock that evening.
A big storm had come up. The minister
! came to the front door and with the
bride and groom still sitting in the buggy
| he married them as the lightning tickled
| the tops OF the cottonwood trees and the
thunder shook the groom's toe-nails
| loose.
Chandler News: ''Wellston seems to be
! having a great deal OF trouble over her
| townsite. The one picked out by the rail-
! road company for the location of the town
! seems 10 have been plated by the govern
ment prior to the opening Of this country
| since Mr. Craddock has asked for filing
! papers on the same quarter section. A
| number of men have staked out lots as
| they did in the opening Of Chandler and
! expect to fight the railroad company and
| Craddock to the end. If the. persons who
| have staked the lots, as originally intend
| ed by the government, win, the Craddock
| and the railroad company will be losers,
| but should they win then the other fell
| lows will be holding the sack"