The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-16
Outlines of Oklahoma

Hennessey should stand by its young
statesman, Stevens He is conner.
D. B. Terrin OF Pawnee county, Is dead
He was 3 years old and leaves wife and
child.
The Frisco has made proposition 10
build 10 Blackwell from Arkansas City
for $1,000.
Don Carlos Dewey lives near Ponca
City and during the late war he was nom
cornmittal.
The Okarche Times says that the deep
freezing this winter beats all sub-soiling
ever invented.
Mrs. Philip Bartle of Augusta. Woods
county. and her baby were buried in one
coffin last week.
The best thing the legislature did was
the passing Of the appropriation for the
Roy Cashion monument
The Guthrie Leader thinks there is no
danger Of Governor Barnes calling that
legislature in special session.
Secretary Jenkins expects that McKin-
ley will refuse 10 appoint Barnes governor
again and viii appoint Jenkins.
Carl Brown, the leather-coated son-in-
law OF Coxey. has hove UP at Enid He
travels in a long cabin mounted on wheels.
Governor Barnes should wipe the gore
of his veto and hand 1t over TO VIII Lit
tie as a contribution to the historical col
lection.
Amos Ewing renders up thanks every
day that the organic act does not stipu-
late that a legislature shall be elected
yearly.
Dennis Flynn has got to pass the free
homes bill at the coming session Of con-
gress or the thing will be an issue again
in the next campaign
1t is reported hat Biddison's friends.
unknown TO him. have hired body guard
to follow him up and protect him from
assaults. Oh, heavens.
The Saltwater Gazette calls the last leg
islature the most complete failure In
many respects of any legislature ever
assembled in Oklahoma.
Tom Butler was a rugged, good old
soul, who had seen a great deal OF the
world and the west His many friends
will regret 10 hear of his death
The Ponca City Courier does not believe
that there are microbes in kisses. but
says that it has known Of men 10 be
paralyzed from kissing other men 5
wives.
Some Of the papers are calling that
wind storm at Oklahoma City tornado.
The Oklahoma papers should quit this
The tornado yarn keeps thousands OF
settlers out of the west.
William Pollock, the Rough Rider who
died Of pneumonia, was burned by the G.
A. r. OF Pawnee and wrapped in the
stars and stripes, probably the nrst
Rough Rider 10 be buried by the q. A H.
Under the new game law quail may be
killed from October Is to February i;
prairie chicken and wild turkey from
September l to January l; plover and
dove from August l to December 81 1t Is
unlawful to catch, kill or MAIN insectivor-
Gus birds, robins, red birds, wrens, mar
tins, swallows and so forth.
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: Charles
Jordan, hotel runner Of this place. was
arrested for rape yesterday and placed
under $500 bond He is charged with en-
ticing a young girl named Daisy Ford into
a house of illfame and accomplishing
her ruin. The girl came TO this city in
search of work and met the hotel runner
who. she says, told her he could get her
a place Jordan will have his preliminary
hearing next Saturday at 10 o'clock a. m
Guthrie Leader: About $50 this morn
ing a robber entered the home OF Con-
gresham Flynn and ransacked the lower
rooOns. Miss Dorothy, who has been
sick for several days, was sleeping on
the first floor, and hearing the noise sup
posed II was her mother and CALLED TO
her. The robber on hearing the call,
jumped out Of the window and made his
escape. Mrs. Flynn was awakened by the
noise and came down stairs. She looked
through the house. but failed to miss any,
thing.