The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-12-07
Outlines OF Oklahoma

outlines OF Oklahoma
The population Of Beaver county Is
2,o5L and the people there feel crowded
already.
The MAJOR OF Newkirk has issued a
call for an election to votaAss00o bonds
for a city hail.
From the Usage country Harry Light
foot and Fred Crooked Hand were taken
10 the penitendary.
Amos Ewing's successor as oil inspee-
tor viii poke his head Up out Of private
life in q few days.
The Billings coal is the first dsscov-
cred as far vest as the sixth principal
meridian in the prairie states.
A man from the Usage country re-
Gently sold three hogs at Ponca CITY
which brought him an even So.
The Oklahoman OF oklahoma City
speaks Of Guthrie as "a toEn loCa-td
about thirty miles north of here"
The And-saloon League IS said TO be
lodging a gun to be fred from the next
legislature al Oklahoma Citys new
brewery.
By the accidental discharge Of a shot
gun near Oklahoma City. Johnny Bus
ter's arm was so badly mangled that It
had 70 % amDUtated.
ne Ll41llzkf-L LLE NENoLa
company, of Oklahoma City has gone
into Involuntary bankruptcy and L aI
Keyes has been appointed receiver.
II. 0. Stanley's three-year-old son met
with q peculiar accident at Ponca City.
The little fellow stepped into a pal OF
boiling hot water and severely burned
one foot
The Woodward Dispatch says that
Croker has gone 10 Europe, stone has
gone TO Missouri. Coin Harvey has gone
TO Arkansas and Bryan has gOne-and
makes ether remarks.
Charley ADDeTson. of Newkirk. went
out the other day with a gun and came
back with thirty quail. He made 50
many difficult shots that the rest Of the
thirty quail died of fright.
At Dale school house. east OF New
kirk, this last week, Roy Evans, aged
Is. was seriously cut in a fight. by Otto
Bilyieu, aged L. Young Evans may die
Bnyieu is out on $1,000 bond.
The Oklahoma City Oklahoman orenly
charges that between the lines Of Pres
ident Mckinley's message, it is TO be
seen that President Mckinley IS pleased
with the way the election went. Hor-
rorsl
When a statehood convention comes
again in Oklahoma there VIII be a rat
ding fight The line between the doubles
and the singles is now clearly marked
and they VIII buck the center in great
shape.
A rib OF a fossil fish found in Dewey
county, measures three feet long. Think
of the primitive man getting a bite from
a fish like that and telling about it at
night around the stove. and exaggerat-
ing its size three times.
A Guthrie young man at a boarding
house said, according TO the Leader:
Have you noticed how fat the oysters
are this season? I suppose IT is on ac-
count Of the Galveston food" And no
one in that boarding house has eaten
oysters since.
Three boys were playing marbles on
Perry street A farmer drove along In
a hurry TO catch a train: the horses
SHE'D, knocked g colored boy, aged 8, son
Of Al Smith, down, and the wheels OF
the wagon ran over his head and body.
He got up. walked few steps and fell
He lived only a few hours after being
taken home.
Quinn, Of the Hardesty Herald. has
been married, and this Is what he says
about K: Last Saturday. November "A,
Miss Cleo Luikart and r. p, Quinn drove
to Liberal and were married that even
ing at Iue Rock lSlduQ MOTEL Dy EToDdLe
Judge Templeton. and Mr. and Mrs. Nc
Dermott were called in to witness the
ceremony. Mr.. c. Summers was let in
to the secret and rendered valuable as
sistance IN procuring the marriage Il
cense. The groom loafed around town
with the boys both before and after the
wedding; we also visited our friend, Ray
AIillman. of the News: but no one even
surmised what was up, and the marriage
of the Herald editor was not generally
known in LIBERAL till after the bride and
groom had departed for Hardesty sun
day morning. We are now comfortably
located and have gone to Housekeeping
in the first building south Of the Herald
office. The crowd to charivari the ed
itor failed to materialize until last night,
Friday. but they came then with the
matchmaking instruments that could be
found about town, and we had TO get
up and treat the boys. They had fixed
TO make lots of nose BY bringing the
anvils down from the blacksmith shop.
but they wouldn't work right, otherwise
more along the valley than the recipi-
ents Of the charivari would have been
startled. It's all right boys, and wen
join you in serenading the next fellow
that gets married"