The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1900-03-31
Outlines OF Oklahoma.


The school board at Okarche has dis
carded Dickens History Of England
The Citizens Bank of Hennessey will
become the First National Bank Of Hen
nessey.
The people of Oklahoma City are kick
ing because they have been buying goat
for mutton.
The editor Of one of the papers in the
Indian territory. himself an outsider, IA
vors the tribal tax.
Charles Moore OF waukomis is an as
pirant for Republican delegate TO the
Philadelphia convention
Billy Tauer Of Ponca City Will accom-
pany Buffalo Bill as a Rough Rider this
year. He win go to the Paris exposition.
Tho Territorial Protective League. a
colored mems organization. viii adopt as
the organizations insignia a four-leaf
clover.
c. A. Murphy Of Ponca City has taken
some stone from the Ponca City quarry
and carved a beautiful case for a clock
out OF it.
Tecumseh Republican: A Choctaw To-
connective now pulls the train on the Te-
cumseh road, and it looks something Ike
"a real train"
Judge Whtttinghin of Enid believes
that we can not hold the Philippines IN
der the constitution. This is indeed ter
rible, If it is true.
Hot shot from Pleasant Valley CORE
spondenee in Okarche Times: Wonder
why Lew Crosswhite likes 10. see his
name in print so we'll
Ed AldaUs, who used to be a miller at
Oklahoma City. is now miller Of an es-
Enlistment at SaltilIo Mexico, which is
the largest in that republic,
The distilIery at Oklahoma City which
has made about 1000 gallons OF corn
whisky in two months. has shut down
for want Of warehouse room.
Turkey Creek correspondence in the
Ponca City Courier: Tommy Nef has
a good buggy which he will trade for a
saddle that will carry single"
The chief of police of Ponca City in his
edict against MISUNDERSTANDING chickens.
includes ducks. This is unfair to the
ducks. Ducks never destroyed a gar
den.
1t seems that according TO the supreme
court the organic act does not sit on the
safety valve of county seat contests 1t
has been called off and the sun Will be-
gin.
G. W. Chapman of Waukomis sees dis
aster ahead He writes to the Hornet:
Our glorious ship of state-like a bob
tailed gander-has had its harmony dis-
turbed and is drifting with fearful "a
pidity towards the shoals and quick
sands of political economy
One Oklahoma editor says that pistol
is harmless, that it is the pistol in one
hand and a bottle of whisky in the other
which causes trouble. Another editor de-
MES this. He declares that it is the pis-
tol in one hand, a bottle of whisky in
the stomach that gives rise to the real
woe.
Mrs. Horace Trosper of Guthrie, ac-
cording to the Capital, has sued her hus-
band for divorce. They have been mar
ried just one year. She claims that the
only home he will get her is room in
his fathers house, and that the last time
he saw her he said: II despise you; I
hate the looks of you; I wish I had
never seen you; If I had knife 1 would
cut your heart OUT
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: Yes
terday afternoon a woman, who had Just
recently secured a divorce from her hus-
band and had been awarded the custody
of their child, was at one of the stores
in the city trading. Her husband came
along and took the child away with him.
The woman saw him and she Immediately
called the police and they restored the
child to its mother. The woman wanted
the man arrested and was furious at him.
Later in the evening the lately divorced
and much mad couple were seen on the
street chatting pleasantly with each 9TH
er. They will soon be applying for IL
cense to wed.