The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-05-03
Outlines OF Oklahoma.
So far as free homes Is concerned tod
will tel the tale

So far as free homes Is concerned today
will tell the tale
! The new Catholic church at Enid vas
! dedicated last Tuesday morning.
Nearly every county in Oklahoma aGs
| an asoirsnt for Democratic national dee
gate
Two or three Oklahoma towns arc IL
| the midst OF a bitter fight between ciVal
| fours.
About 500 was collected last Sunday n
the Guthrie churches for he India famine
| sufferers.
Isenberg of Enid wants to send F.auk
McMaster to Kansas City as 9 nati9ral
| delegate.
The territorial Socialist party Viii rat
ify De5s' presidential candidacy at
FL Reno. May 8.
One wife at Enid sued another wolnan
! for alternating the affections OF har hus-
| band, but the jury refused TO awacd dam
ages.
Frank Greer has come nobly 70 She
| front with the declaration that an Amtri-
can jack-rabbit is just as good as a Bel
| gian hare.
Temple Houston has reiterated that he
is for expansion and also his belief that
! it is time TO quit monkeying with the
| financial policy OF our government.
The National Tribune II Washing On,
! the G. A r. paper, has helped boom free
homes. II gives Dennis Flynn full credit
for the promised success Of the measure.
Emma Nevada, the vocalist who is
| soon to appear at Guthrie. carries twen-
ty-six trunks with her. That is more
than GOlobie takes with him when ne
travels.
Judge McAtee was sworn in as Judge
gv, "
homa and by the provisions OF that or
ganic act had TO be sworn In again. That
awful organic act!
L. T. Poole Of Chandler -ecently dis
covered the whereabouts CT his cousin
whom he has not seen for twenty Yeas.
She is Miss Annie ]. Hooiey, principal
Of Bethany College. Topeka.
Oklahoma manages to have string 10
everything lately. The most taI2el Of
man in the east just now is Mr.. Gates,
the man who came down to Okl&hcma
and shivered at the sight of 50 many re-
volvers in Shawnee.
Newkirk Democrat: There were only
two bids on the contract for building the
court house addition. those Of ]. c. Co
lumbia and n c. Tubbs. The commits
sioners would not let the contract go
without more than two bids.
Al w EdtutIADIus the ONHSE IlEI-r Il
man woke up with a jolt, felt around In
the dark and discovered the he had
horse in bed with him. The horse he
longed to a neighbor. had the blind stag
gers, dashed at door, bore Il down,
piroutted in the room for a minute and
fell into the bed.
Guthrie Capital: The infant child Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Harper, 412 East
Oklahoma avenue, died Monday night.
For several days it has been kept alive
in an incubator, as ii was of premature
birth by several months. The physicians
had hoped to save the chiIds life, but
the experiment was not successful. The
baby was seemingly progressing nicely.
but suddenly expired. Twins were born
to Mr.. and Mrs. Harper last week. One
of them died Immediately after birth,
the other being placed IN an incubator.
Physicians claim that but very few ex-
periments of this nature have proven
successful.
The Edmond Normal school has this
beautiful and perfectly sane yell:
Z Karo! Karoi Karo! Kee!
Oklahoma Normal! Don't you see!
Hip! Hip! Hoo! Bronze and Blue!
Okla Normal! Hoo! Hoo! Hoo!