The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-07-28
Outlines Of okIahoma.

Blackwell Is now hitched onto wichita
and the two win never part hands
| The first thing he knows Henry Asp
Of Guthrie will be a railroad magnate.
| Ponea City is growing 80 that bonds
viii have to be voted to build an addition
to the school house.
As soon as Mrs. Hatch heard OF the
arrest at Los Angeles she said Il was
Clyde Matt0x al right.
Two sisters in Oklahoma county were
recently adjudged insane at the same time
and sent to the asylum.
Captain De Ford Of Oklahoma City has
gone into business at eewkirk. where
he has purchased store.
It begins to look as though the Santa
Fe railroad would gobble the Arkansas
valley from Arkansas City southeast.
A boy broke into the vault Of the coun-
~ court house at Taloga with an az
and secured $11- And he ruined the ak
too.
T After while the greeting In Guthrie
win be: "Good morning. Governor
Barnes. Have you been investigated to-
dsy?''
The game wardens who have been APP
pointed and warn the public they will en-
force the law. will find that they have
their hands full
The great mystery Is why the New York
Tribune has taken an interest In Okla
homa politics and who Is putting the
Tribune up to II.
Sheriff Pierce OF Kay county has Clyde
Mattox shackled and Is bringing him
back The chances are that every time
Mattox coughs Pierce jumps.
kayn Aaor. aa1k,,raH
in the Wichita mountains. but II would
be interesting to know how Independence.
Kansas, got hold Of the news first.
Clyde Mattox. 1t Is said, is certain he
win be acquitted. He might be II he
would sign a pledge eonsenting TO be
hanged IL ever found IN a saloon again.
The kind OF cycave in fashion at Ponca
City Is called the Bedford, and it resem-
bles a big bottle. 1t is reached by q
stairway, and the occupants get air
through the neck Of the bottle.
That was a bright idea of the q. A. r.
to take an agricultural exhibit to the ma
tional encampment NO Oklahoma man
should go east without arming himself
with a corn-stalk or q stalk Of wheat.
1t Is known that there are charges
against Governor Barnes at Washington,
filed by a Mr.. Burton Of Oklahoma City,
and that Is about all that Is known in
regard to the investigation. The charges
have been in Washington over q year.
Taloga Advocate: On Monday evening
quite a shower Of rain fell out south
of town, and that night a regular old
soak in the ground" fell for about seven
hours all over the county. Dewey county
had a rainfall of 70 inches in June and
8 inches already this month. We do not
call that dryS
Captain Hassler Of the g. A. r. in
Oklahoma, has a great head on him. The
Oklahoma delegation to the national en-
campment will take an Oklahoma agri-
cultural exhibit along. Southern Kansas
and Oklahoma are the ideal homes for old
soldiers. The climate is mild. the winters
for the most part pleasant, and you mere
ly have to tickle the ground with q hoe
to get living.
Enid Wave: Mr.. Abel Davidson Of Way
noka, Woodward county, who was recent
ly found wandering around near this
city In an aimless. yet harmless manner.
died at 3 a. m. yesterday Of cerebrates
softening, or, In other words. softening
OF the brain. During the latter part Of
his sickness the deceased was under the
care Of his people. who did all they could
for him. He was about IS years Old His
Gus family troubles, he being a very SYM
pathetic man by nature. He viii be bu-
ried at Walthall today.