The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-08-17
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1 Al the paoy snow 81 the SolQlerS 10
union at Cushing twins took the prize.
There Is q man at Guthrie who main
tains that a shampoo Is more cooling than
i've glasses Of beer.
1t Is said that Callahan ascribes his
past political troubles to his appoint
ment Of young DIeus.
1t Is significant that all the men arrest
ed for the Oklahoma City murder were
headed for Texas as fast as they could
CO.
whIle.t the people were gathering to the
funeral OF Harold Privott Of Kinghsher. a
baby, i've months old. his twin sister. was
dying. She died few hours, later.
That telephone sharper who worked
HennesseF for cash has probably carried
| the secret Of the cyclone buster away
with him He should be oyertaken.
It is said to be bad luck to dream OF
black horses. This is what Mrs King
whose husband has been arrested for the
Oklahoma City murder. dreamed about.
Elmer p Brown Of Oklahoma City says
that quick-sand does not swallow things
In Kansas there are at least three loco
motives which have been lost in quick
sand
IL the Santa Fe railroad extends from
Tonkawa to Perry, 1t viii be q shorter
route from Wichita to Guthrie via Ton
kawa and Blackwell than via Arkansas
City and Newkirk.
Secretary jenkins took q trip to the
West Side Sunday and looked things
over. A political explosion sometime fol-
lows when an Oklahoma politician takes
q swing around the circle.
It is said that the report Of the ex-
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records In Garfield county will make If
ty-two columns. There Is some question
about whether 1t viii be published or
not.
A fool story has been started that walla
Tonkawa, or William Going, was never
executed at all, but the whole thing was
fake. Going was executed. BY the way,
what has become Of the case against the
Indian Officers who disobeyed q federal
injunction?
The people in Oklahoma who receive
invitations to the laying of the corner
stone Of the Chicago postoffice feel that
they are strictly in 1t. The invitations
are out of sight and make q man think he
is going to be crowned king when he ar
rives in Chicago.
A saloon was started at Carney. The
not to fight 1t. A merchant, J. P. Spick-
elmire, at once took his advertisement
from the paper. Later he decided to put
the advertisement back, but the Carney
editor wouldn't let him.
In raising money for the college at
Kingisher, Professor blouse has evolved
a unique scheme. He asks the farmers
when they bring their wheat and corn
IN fnN IN htreh nal fhaxr
feel they can with the elevator compony,
and ask that 1t be credited to the King
fisher College.
Enid Wave: The incubator Mrs. Sena-
tor Havens has invented Is q complete
success. She put 100 eggs in a small one
she had made and every egg Matched out.
This beats any incubator work on record.
[Mrs. Ravens has contracted for the build
ing Of several dozen OF the incubators of
various sizes.
There are probably people In Oklahoma
who believe that this government il rap
idly becoming q monarchy. The idea gets
out from such rank items as this In the
Kingflsher Reformer: They say McKln-
ley blushed and bowed when some one
spoke of Emperor William. The party was
referring to the kaiser OF Germany"
Bill Allison OF Chandler calls q halt and
demands harmony. He says: The party
can live and will live, no matter whether
Barnes. Flynn, Jenkins, Grimes or Thomp- |
son are ever heard OF again, and the |
sooner all parties concerned recognize |
this fact the fewer will the rank and file |
OF the party have to run down in its on
ward rush for harmony"
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: Today IL |
cense to wed was issued to A. e Belcher
and Miss Pauline Lowe Of Oklahoma City. |
Later the father OF the would-be bride |
in the court room and asked IL |
a license had been issued to Belcher and |
his daughter. The father became very
irate when informed that license had |
been issued, and he looked. as he left tho |
court room, in an ugly manner as II It |
wouldn't be pleasant for the young man |
IL the angry father should come up with |
him