The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-02-22
Outlines of Oklahoma

John A. Logan is running for city clerk
/ at Shawnee He is a b=fber.
The Doyle bill has been killed and the
editors who were excited can take rest
| This is the day the Rough Riders get
| together al Guthrie and organize post
Rodney and Lotus of Wellington. Kan
sas, have opened a store at Perry called
The Coin"
The Ravens bill viii have to take its
chances in getting over the governor 5
veto.
L. c. Miller Is making just as good a
| paper out of the Hennessey Clipper as mis-
father did.
The Alva Norman school is Of the Nor
man style Of architecture Of the Four
teenth century.
W. j. Gault Of Oklahoma City was
| day, and is very i'll.
The Bank of Noble viii open up at Per-
ry March L Seth Parmenter is president.
L. c. Parmenter cashier
All the papers are speaking out and Civ
ing their opinions on statehood And they
| are not unanimous, by any means.
Mcpherson has her bill under her wing
| feathers and preening for a futer into
There wasn't a boy in the Oklahoma vol
unteers but who was anxious TO get in
and not one who was not anxious 10 get
out.
H D. Howe, known as "Heghie" a con-
sumptive of Hennessey. passed away last
week The body was taken to Wiscon-
sin
The Chickasha Gazette published fine
port of a trial ever published in Okla
homa.
Miss Lille Hartez of Shawnee, wait
ress, hung her $25 silk dress on the clothes
line to air, and some boys came along and
stole it.
A debating society at Gushing discussed
the question: Resolved. that American
shame exceeds American fame" Fame
won out. We should hope 80.
Shawnee held a mass meeting the other
day and protested against the bill before
the legislature providing for the appoint
ment of all city officers by the mayor.
At the opera house at Oklahoma City,
the other night, man went out after
a drink between the second and third acts
and fell down stairs and cut his head
open.
dian, has sent a card too his constituents
wanting them to distinctly understand
that he did not attend the junket TO
Alva.
Alice Beitman, superintendent of schools
In Oklahoma county, has refused TO turn
over to Hopkins territorial superintend-
ent, the per cent fund for school prop
erty insurance.
Two Indian Territory deputy marshals
were passing through Shawnee the other
day carrying Winchesters in leather
cases. They were arrested and fined SO
each. They are mad, and will appeal.
Major Crozier of Cushing. according to
the Guthrie Leader, will read white
Mans Burden" only TO the Iowa Indians.
This discrimination against the Pawnees
should be investigated by the government
and Major Crozier removed.
Judge Burwell has made an order trans
ferrng all prisoners from his district now
in the Columbus, Ohio. penitentiary, to
the penitentiary at jefferson City. Mis-
souri,, except those having long sem
fences.
The wife Of farmer near Gushing was
sent a comic valentine by her husband.
She suspected several women in the
neighborhood, and began writing them
dOlSiNc letters. IneN were gathering Win
pitch-forks and broom-sticks on the front
lawn when the old man confessed and
was thrown down the cellar.
Oklahoma City Times-Journai: Last
week number of our farmers expressed
some fear that the wheat might be dam
aged by the freeze. but today all who
were asked concerning the matter said
the wheat is all right The wheat comes
through the winter in good shape and
there is once more a feeling of confidence
among farmers and business men. While
there are many crops that could have
been planted in the place of wheat If IL
had been killed, the wheat farmer does !
not like to grow other crops.