The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-31
Outlines OF Oklahoma.

One firm at Enid In one day recently
sold fifty dozen boxes OF strawberries
Some papers give the cost OF making
final proof as high as fourteen dollars
Fred H Lobdea has sold his interest
in the Ponca City Courier 10 Ebert ".
Hoyt
The Enid wave thinks that Bob For
rest viii get the nomination Tor con-
gress.
Colonel Pollock and o. \. Mitscher are
still invoicing the goods OF the Usage
nation
Joe McNeaI has a scheme to have
Flynn nominated in August by Z mass
convention.
Lawrence Davenport was sent mp from
Enid for one year recently for stealing
a So watch
Lotta Hamilton. eolored woman Of
Oklahoma City. has gone insane and has
been taken to Norman.
This year Oklahoma VIII contribute no
farm laborers TO southern Kansas. Ok
lahoma needs all she mas.
Ransom Payne has returned from
Washington. having taken ali the scalps
( he desired for the present.
There is a lot OF land in Oklahoma
yet open to settlement. 1t can be had
for the simple taking of it.
The Guthrie Capital has issued a beau
| tiful souvenir edition. Mr.. and Mrs. Ma
rion Rock assisted in its compilation.
| A circus started out from krlgfsher 10
/ tour Oklahoma, and had an Attachment
! served on its wagons before 1t could set
any further than Enid.
The Stroud Messenger claims that
| Fred Grabby, who lives near Stroud, has
| in his time scalped thirteen Indians.
That was unlueky for the Indians.
| At Oklahoma City, Asp avenue has
! been changed in name to Oklahoma av-
enue. Henry Asp should take a stuffed
! club, go down TO Oklahoma City and
| defend his rights.
! Bubbles continue to break through the
surface OF Republican harmony in Okla
homa. Editor Gum of FL Reno. whom
/ Governor Barnes mas removed from Of
! fee, has been one OF Barnes staunchest
supporters.
a travelling man came into Oklahoma
1 City the other day, and suddenly remem-
| bered that he had left his purse. con-
| tanning 800, under his pillow in a Shaw
nee hotel. He sent a message over the
! wires that melted the glass insulat ors
and saved his coin.
! Reyerend Job Ingram, territorial chap
| lain Of the G. A. r.. in a Memorial adj
dress at Enid last Sunday said: There
! is a tendency in all nations towards ar
istocracy and monarchy. To place pow
! er in the hands of a few, and then
| goodbye 10 freedom"
| a poetess of Enid breaks out in this
way: stand and be freemen in this
crucial hour. Against expansion and i'm
| periaIism and the military power. Stand
| for the, many, against the blcated few
J rFbaU mol nd M GOLD Qa1t .nI
| and right are for you
| There is bug in the wheat in Gar
! field county and the editor of the Wave
/ went out the other day, lasooed one OF
/ them, held an autopsy and found that
| the bugs stomach was full OF green stuff
and not starch. showing that :he bug
! lives on the null, not the wheat.
| ]. ] Gum OF II Reno was removed
! from the Normal school board by Cover
nor Barnes and refused 10 resign. al
| though asked to do so. 1t is said that
! Barnes expected Gum to bring the Cana
/ dian delegation TO Enid for him and
/ Gum refused to do Il, saying that he
! didn't propose to bump his head VI
/ against a stone wall.
! Ponca City Courier: A case was tried
/ Saturday at Newkirk which has an I'M
I portant bearing On the Usage runner
/ question. MIS- Charles r. McCIune
! brought suit against W. A. Penny in The
/ probate court for the possession Of a
/ valuable claim in the Chicaska valley
west of this city. The case Mas tried
| before Robert Neff and a jury Of six
/ IT was based upon the fact that Mr..
/ Penny was an acknowledged reserva-
/ ton runner The jury awarded the de-
I cision to Mr.. P, and Mrs. McCluna
/ took an appeal to the district court and
! furnished a bond Of $500. This cas-
will be rushed through 10 the supreme
court Of the United States and VIII be
! the lest case which will decide hundreds
/ of reservation runners rights 10 claims