The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-10-29
OUTLINES OF oklAHomA.

Blackwell has the gas. she should tie
a rope around It and hold IL
Mr.. Hyndman. a candidate at Hobart
was defeated by g. majority.
William Divers. who was elected mayor
cf Anadarko, used 10 live at Enid
The total vote at Hobart was about 100
more than anybody had calculated unnn.
The Cordeu Herald Cher and seymour
Price arc in row over publication no
tees.
The Republicans think county vote
| in the new country VIII tell a different
story.
The Guthrie Leader says. positively.
/ 1T VIII De single statehood or no state
hood"
The hunters bring word in that quail
are more plentiful than ever; chickens
scarce.
Enid has a cab. according to the Enid
Eagle that has a finish finer than a
hearse."
Senator Havens is stin in New York
City. but not sufficiently recovered TO
come home.
Green B lawson Of Guthrie. has sued
his wife for divorce. They have been
married since 1865.
To the surprise Of everybody. the Re
publicsns made q better showing in Law
ton than in Hobart.
Occasionally a newspaper IN Oklahoma
stili says of its town that 1T is not
booming, It is just growing"
United States Senator Robert Gamble.
CT South Dakota, writes ". II. smith OF
Lawton, that he viii vote for statehood
for Oklahoma.
UIa W, a pacing mare at the Hem
nessey races. stumbled and turned a COM
Dlete sommersault, throwing her driver,
W. T. HUI, thirty feet.
The new gas well near Lawton IS only
20 feet deep. Tho Lawton people claim
that the pressure Of gas is SO great that
Il interferes with the work Of the drill.
The Hobart News says Of the election
IN that city where but two Republicans
were elected, and those members OF the
school board; 1t is painful-very pain
full"
IN describing the actions OF C5gosz,
the Enid Waves special correspondent
says that CzoigCsz goes to bed promptly
at O'Clock and shores like q Frisco
locomotive.
In a quarrel at Anadarko Pete Fenner
assaulted Verde Y. Hardcastle with re-
volver and beat him up badly. The sur
rounding crowd threatened 20 lynch
Heffner, but were dissuaded BY cool
headed citizens.
Horace Speed says that he viii prose
cute any white man who DULLES a colored
man into leaving his claim in I[iowa land
under the conspiracy statute and Will see
ths. white men who form themselves in
to organizations to force negroes to leave
the country will lose their claims.
A country correspondent N the Alva
Pioneer said that such and such sunday
school would give a dance 20 raise
money TO buy Sunday school books. The
superintendent of the Sunday school in
dignantly denies this as follows "As
TO raising funds to purchase our liters-
ture there is no method that I would
more willingly renounce and spurn with
contempt than that of a dance"
Kinghsher Free Press: Senator Pitch
last Tuesday afternoon In Kingfsher en-
route 10 Guthrie, where he delivered q
lecture that evening. His presence I'm
town was not generally known. About
? D. m, George Lang w w. Nohsinger.
deputy district clerk; z. G. Spillman and
VI. J. Kane took a look for him with a
carriage. They finally found him solitary
and alone sitting on 4 salt barrel on the
depot platform. Mr.. Lang, who never
saw the senator, but had an accurate de
scription OF him, was the first TO discover
him. Are you Senator Tiliman, Of
South Carolina?" said George. Straight
ening himself up and shooting his one
eye straight into Lang's face. the sena-
tor replied: That is my name. sab"
The senator was then invited TO take
seat in the carriage and be shown over
the town. He was greatly pleased with
Oklahoma, and the boys enjoyed his So
ciety very much