The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-11
Outlines of Oklahoma

Tt costs so cents to use the telephone
running from Guthrie to Gushing.
!: Is a little strange that Dora Cox's
powers OF hypnotism are confined TO
iailors.
Nathalie who shot Nc OF d Is row in
Jail at Fl Reno. He viii not be tried
until next spring.
II IS reported that Major Crozier. the
great Indian missionary. will soon marry
a Guthrie young lady.
The grafters who did Wichita one week.
Guthrie the next are now keeping the
police awake at Oklahoma CITY.
good many OF the papers insist on
calling Hankins. Hawkins Hankins
should get out injunction
The Oklahoma City street fair begins
today. There Will be races OF all kind
and parachute leap this afternoon
The warmest paper in Oklahoma Just
now is the Oklahoma Breeze. 1t is pub
lishd at Alva and Is supporting keaton-
Judge Burford fined q man at Wood
ward IS for having a weapon on him
during court hours and inside the. court
room.
Senator Doom's attack on Keaton Will
not be ridiculed. Doom's standing. prom
inence and political fidelity Is unques-
toned.
Keaton told the voters OF Arapahoe
not TO be bribed into voting for Dennis
Flynn with the hope OF saving them
selves $40.
The case OF Seymour Price VS.. Side
walk privileges at Oklahoma City has
been continued. IL Will probably go 10
the supreme court
The Taloga Advocate has this cam
paign argument: Don't vote for a man
who will sell out for S." What does the
Advocate want? A SO man?
The Ponca City Courier thinks that II
Oklahoma should eject keaIon there
would be JOY IN Spain. You see the Span
iards do not know that Keaton has no
vote.
Charles Ivy of Arapahoe Is the cham
pion partisan OF the territory. He says
IL he knew Flynn could get free homes
and Keaton could not. he would vote for
keat9n and pay for his claim
The best indication that Flynn Is about
to be elected is the now frequent out
burst of personal attack on him. In a
campaign where politics have failed. per-
sonality is taken up almost invariably.
While Mrs HasseIbrins OF Medford was
stirring the kitchen fire with a stick
suit was a singing sensation in the CEN
ter of her hand, and small water Bills
ter. A cartridge among the fuel had gone
off.
At Arapahoe the other day a fine look
ing stranger struck town and became
friendly with everybody. After a weeks
stay he left. 1t then developed that he
was a Pinkerton detective. The local
fellows are scratching their heads and
trying to remember what they told him.
A Mr.. Youst OF Saltwater sold a man
in Kansas horse The man didn't pay
for it. The Saltwater man went up TO
Kansas and took the horse home Then
the Kansas man sent the sheriff 20 Ok
lahoma to arrest the saltwater man.
Governor Barnes refused to grant a requ-
isition.
Gushing Herald: Mrs Long, who lives
northeast of town. contracted 20 have a
we'll dug by VIII Noble, and was to give
him COW in payment when the we'll was
finished. The other day Mrs Longs COW
was missing and she sent for Deputy
Sheriff Bill Fleming and told him tina,
noble had stolen her COW. Bill Fleming
took the trail Of what he supposed was
Noble and the cow until he crossed the
Ctmarron river. Noble. hearing that tho
cow he was to get from Mrs. Long had
been stolen. jumped on a mule and took
the trail of Fleming. believing he was
the thief. Mrs. Long caught sight of No
BILE as he was riding by, an dtook after
him. The triple chase proved disastrous
TO Noble, who in attempting TO cross the
Cimarron river got into deep water and
drowned his mule and almost drowned
himself Later developments proved that
the COW had simply strayed of and was
not stolen by anyone. Noble is very
wroth a Mrs. Long and will sue for dam
ages faor his drowned mule