The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-29

The announcement Il made that Okla
homa City win Be given the end Of the
divisions OF the Choetaw.
Dennis Flynn in the next session Of con-
gress will work to have the Quapaw res
ervation annexed to Oklahoma.
The prisoners In the Chandler jail tried
their weekly escape week ago Monday
right and were. as usunl, detected.
A good many people in Oklahoma re-
member as the worse thing Of the first
year in the new country, fruit hunger.
II Is said that jenkins name has been
found to an Endorsement Of Outcelt for
register OF the Oklahoma City land Office.
Commander Hassler OF the @. A. r..
has notified his comrades thai he win not
be able TO attend the Philadelphia re-
union.
A flag was raised on Schiller Hall. In
Enid. last Friday. to celebrate the fou5th
anniversary OF the birth OF Senator Ha-
ven's bull calf
II Captain Charles King. the novelist.
Is to succeed Major woodson, there viii
be no kick coming. King has the sense
to carry out Major Woodson's plans.
A postmaster recently notified the Enid
Wave that a paper directed to a certain
man was not taken out Of the Office, and
added the explanation: ''Psrtie ded."
Frank Greer calls Leslie Ntblack q
''dIaperless costing" II this doesn't make
Niblack clear his decks for action war
as a distinct commodity will be taken OF
the market in Oklahoma.
In 1895 Bryan visited Enid. The other
day Rick MesSall met him on q train
and Bryan asked after Enid and W. O.
Cromwell, Major WhittinghIll. o. J.
Fleming and J. L. Isenbsrg.
The Blackwell Record In the course of
long editorial on the Flynn-5arnes-
Grimes+Jenkins-Scott Thompson contra-
very, Is rather inclined to believe the
whole brood should be chased oat of the
coop.
The Medford Patriots editorial on the
Flynn speech at Jefferson says: at may
be said that In the differences which ex-
list between the Republican factions. Mr.
Flynn has advanced into the open and
burned the bridges behind him."
Somebody has sprung another knot for
the organic act to unite. It Is claimed
that a settler who has on his claim a
postofflce or mercantile establishment can
not make final proof inasmuch as the land
is used for other than agricultural pur-
poses.
The Carney Enterprise roasts the Round
bale aggregation which is running large
paid reading notices in papers all over
the county. The Enterprise thinks that
inasmuch as 1t Is only possible to lease
and not buy the round bale gin. the
scheme is a trust to crowd out the little
gins.
No single event in Oklahoma in years
has caused as much editorial comment as
Flynn's speech at Jefferson. And there
are all shades and colors of opinion.
Through all Of those editorials there runs
the conviction that before the people
Flynn is strong and can not be beaten
at the primaries.
This has happened in many offices, bu.
the Carwile Journal is the first to come
out and explain It: IAN obituary notice
was handed in the first of the week that
should have appeared in this issue. bu: a
gust of wind whipped the copy out the
office window and we were unable TO
recover it. We will try to secure another
write-up and publish It next week"
Here is fine joke in the Chandler
News. Do you catch It?
"Ah reckon dat ar de bigges' show
In de worl," said darkey to his COM
panion Tuesday az they stood looking at
the big billboard on Marvel avenue.
mo. sab. dar's one mo- what's bigga."
what TO you say dat?'
"Doan yo' see dar wha' 1t says: Big
ges show on yearth Sept l."
Harry Gilstrap Of the Chandler News.
Indorses Flynn's Jefferson speech and
among other things says: THE rank a1d
flle Of the Republican party will be glad
to have an end to this make-believe har-
mony, not because they enjoy party
strife, but because they prefer to have
all party differences which may affect
party success brought squarely to an
issue so that Republican voters may at
the township primaries settle once for all
these differences"
Enid Wave: Soon after Judge Beau
champ assumed the duties Of probate |
Judge he married a couple Of ebony black |
OF Washington township. |
Yesterday. Zsb, the once happy groom. |
waltzed into the probate court soom and |
remarked: II hev done gone an lef' my |
wife an I want a dovoce." ''why. see |
here, Zeb, that won't do. Didn't you |
promise me you would take her for bet !
Ter or worse, and all thatT' "Yas. sab; |
but den she am a hull lot wusser dan
took her foah."