The Wichita daily eagle., 1900-06-19
Outlines OF Oklahoma.


The Hessian dies are gone, poor
things They died OF apoplexy.
Statehood for Oki.horla is a long ways
OF. according 10 the latest advices-
The Republican delegates 10 Philadei-
paia wear badges about a foot long.
The opening OF the Fort sin country
VIII be exclusively a Rock Island event
Lightning tore the tin roof OF build
ing at Chandler during q storm last
wee--
Mrs. George n. Benamy. wife OF Sen
ator Bellamy. died AT her home in Fl
Reno last Friday.
One OF the features OF the Fourth Of
July celebration 81 NARROW viii be an
old fGdlers' contest
A. H. L. street OF Stroud is an as
sistant sergeat-at-armS al the national
convention in Philadelphia.
No fight has been commenced on
Aittscher in the Usage nation YET, and
Mitscher IS beginning 10 breathe
Watcher. who kicks because the Mexi-
cans fed him on CALL, can't remedy the
matter any by getting hot about II.
Ii looks like Roosevelt would be the
vice-presidential candidate and prove a
double attraction AZ Oklahoma City.
Jake Admire is against sending the
Confederate flags back 10 the South. He
says that the South doesn't want them
Yesterday morning there was a severe
wind in the strip which would have
played hob If the wheat had not been
harvested.
Johnny Hinkle is buried so deep in
publication notices that Mrs. Hinkle has
10 let a rope down to him every night
and pull him out.
| The A1ya Pioneer carries this at the
head Of its editorial columns: "A Demo-
crat from old Missouri, w. F. Hatfield.
editor and proprietor
| Miss Lucille Mulhall, daughter Of Zach
Nulhau, has entered the rope-throWins
contest which will be held al Oklahoma
/ City during the reunion.
| NARROW, on July Fourth, viii ratify the
passage Of the bill which provides for al
[ lotment preliminary 20 the opening OF the
KioVa and Comanche country.
/ The Woods County News thinks that
/ there is a scheme on among eastern and
I southern landlords 10 have the Tree
homes bill repealed next session.
/ When the two Democratic delegations
! from Oklahoma arrive in Kansas city,
platoon of police will meet them and
Z conduct them TO different ends of the
/ town.
! A man was taken to the Norman asy-
/ lum the other day who said he was not
! crazy-that he had been acting the fool
so long that people just thought he was
crazy.
Frank Greer, in the course of polit-
/ ical editorial. says: Let the dead bury
/ the dead" If Frank keeps up that
strain the Republican party win lose the
whole undertaken vote.
Up in Minnesota the Populist papers
who are fighting Eddy say that Eddy
! ra n rrEf
the free homes bill-that the credit is
due to Flynn Of Oklahoma.
I There is no hope for the settler who
paid his money on his claim to get Il
I back because free homes became a law.
! The government viii fight any such
proposition from the word go.
| The first school taught in the Strip, ac-
] cording TO the Glencoe Mirror, was BY
| Miss KernS, now Mrs. ]. a. Davis. Al
/ ter the Strip opened she started a school
/ in a tent near where Glencoe is now
! located.
The Rardesty Herald has a correspond
ent 1t Optima VINO INDUCES in ali sorts
| OF odd iter1s just for the fun of it. Last
/ week he announced that Emile KAanot-
| scovoraEitch OF Karat, Turkey. was Wis
itiEg in that city.
A town named Galena. out in western
| Oklahoma. has a Main street mile and
a half lorg. \ man named Kendall has
a store at one end, another named Rose
one at the other end. and a blacksmith
| shop is located about midway.
| Oklahoma City Times-Journal: Th7
! census taker in one OF the wards visited
a house yesterday and took the names
and number of persons at that place. IN
about two hours afterward physician
was called in Wnen be came away ne
stated that twins had been born. Now
the census taker will have 10 90 back
to that house again. for Il wort do tc
have anybody missed, for the population
! Of Oklahoma City must show up a=
| large as possible.