The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-07-19
Outlines OF Oklahoma.


The corn csop in southern Oklahoma is
now regarded as made
Guthrie thinks she would ike to have
a yea-ly Chautauqua assembly
John Golebie's candidacy FOR register
Of deeds at Guthrie is said TO be pros
pering.
Tuesday John Push left the office Of
bank examiner and Mr.. Search took
charge.
Oklahoma City seems to be becoming
the vortex OF the saloon troubles in the
| territory.
The usual increase in crimes during
summer months is apparent in Oklahoma
just now.
Appeals for aid for starving India which
/ have ceased in Kansas still continue II
/ Oklahoma.
William Yoder denies emphatically thai
/ he will or could turn states evidence in
! the Eick case.
! Some people at Oklahoma City still
/ think that Reverend James money VIII
/ be forthcoming
An Indian dance of 400 sacs and Foxes
/ will be given at stroud free homes
{ celebration July q.
The other day an anti-round bale PFC
mic was held in an Oklahoma neighboE-
hood. Did you ever?
Chief Justice Burford would ike to
succeed the late Judge Williams OF Ar
kansas on the federal bench.
Judge Keaton recently SPOKE az Ard
more at a Bryan ratification meeting.
Imperialism was his principal theme.
a corporation which will run big
cotton gin at Jennings has been char
tered by the secretary OF the territory.
Jacob Stotier, an old-tirne Kansas ed
II
go into the newspaper business at Perry.
The Republican county convention for
Kay meets in Newkirk July .. There
are not as many aspirants as in former
years.
Charles Withers, who was stabbed ana
killed near Ripley the other day. was an
aspiraht for the Republican nomination
for sheriff.
When Jennings writes that history OF
cutlawry In Oklahoma he should in
clude a chronological table Of the deaths
Of Bill Doonn.
If Governor Barnes staff ever get to
China, and they may, they Will make
Roosevelt sorry that he ever made that
sowbelly remark.
Galusha Grow of Pennsylvania his
been invited to attend the Republican
congressional convention a Gutnrie Au-
gust 5. He viii probably not accept.
When an Oklahoma man sees the
words large and plump in his paper
ne doesn't read the item He knows ne
editor is jollying his friend the farmer,
and his com.
Harry Gilstrap says he doesn't know
what mis- boy baby will grow UP to be,
farmer. editor, merchant or mechanic
but Just at present h is holding down
the job Of king.
L. X. Keyes, E. f. Brown, Ed Over
h0lser, George S. Green, Amos Ewins,
Cash Cade, Fred King, J J. Burke, r.
b Gilstrap and Mike Lynch were APP
pointed delegates To the national Re-
pubica league meeting at St. Paul.
The Cushing Herald. in its obituary OF
Miss Mae Hopkins, makes no mention
whatever that she had protested a check
of a regular customer in the local bank.
The paper says, on the contrary, Miss
Hopkins was at the time OF her death
employed in the Bank Of Gushing, where
she was held in high es esm. She was /
apt in the work Of the bank,
and most accurate in all the details Of
the Office
Oklahoma City Times Journal: The !
members Of the council are forming
plans to put all departments Of the city /
under civil service rules and members (
are preparing the ordinance to be intro /
luced after the election that will be held /
next week is disposed Of The council /
are of the opinion that the best inter-
asts of the city will be served by re-
the offices from the question OF
The political complexion of the council.