The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-04-02
OUTLINES o. OKLAHOMA.

/ Enid doesn't want the insane asylum
next time. she is after the capital.
/ The wrangle over the cigarette law viii
soon be due. It viii cause much pain.
The. daily edition Of the Quiz. at shaw
nee, is a big addition 10 the life Of that
city.
The sooner just now IS keeping quiet.
and is prepared 10 adjust himself to any
! plan"
They say that Jenkins can have the
! governorship II he viii take IL He win
! take IL
The Arapahoe Bee IS one paper which
! believes that the old horse race. plan is
the best.
There is a fight on the fire department
| at oklahoma City because of alleged in
| efficiency.
The Ripley Townsite company having
! completed its work, has dissolved and d.
/ vided profits.
! The Enid Wave is having a hard time
| believing, evidently, that Funston has
| captured Aguinaldo
The push in Oklahoma seems to be In
/ clined TO tie up TO the Fairbanks presi-
Dental boom Tor 1904.
Enid is the first town TO break into the
arena with a street fair this year. One
VIII be held there this month.
The Republican newspape OF Okla
hona are not trying very hard to pick
the winner in the governor fight.
Some new-fangled disease has struck
the poultry out in western Oklahoma and
the chickens are dying by the score
Editor Hensley. of FL Reno. says that
| he has twice saved political preachers
in that town from being rotten-egged.
a long, wild howl wiz 60 up when the
[ 1~l@ Ton -,r =
nounced, no matter in what corner IL IS
placed.
The Oklahoma boys who have been IN
the Philippines VIII reach San Francisco
this week, and viii be mustered out
April 90
A man struck Shawnee the other day
and was done up by the gam blers on
whom he tried some card tricks He then
hired hall and lectured on the evils Of
the gaming table.
Thousands who have no thought OF
getting claim, or of starting a store in
the new country, viii be present at the
kioWa opening. They viii simply attend
to witness the show.
Out near Waynoka, a week ago Sunday.
whirlwind picked UP one OF Sam
Green's boys who was riding a pony, and
carried him about three hundred feet
and deposited him right side up.
At Cushing the anti-saloon people
agreed that if at a mass meeting It could
be demonstrated that two-thirds of the
business men favored licensing a saloon.
they would make no fight It was shown
that more than two-thirds Of the bust
ness men favored granting the license.
Then the anu-salooners roared.
Pawnee Courier: About o'clock last
Sunday night, while Undersherif Dosh
Henry was locking up the prisoners in
the county Jail c. r. Phillips, the Law
son cotton gin man, passed through the
door of his cell into the corridor and
made good his escape. Mr. Henry had
left the corridor unlocked believing that
Phillips. who slept there was in bed
asleep, and went to lock the cells. While
so doing, Phillips, in his stocking feet,
slipped through the door and skipped
Owing to the fact that Phillips had re-
turned TO the country and surrendered
himself he was given more privileges
than usual, and the authorities did not
believe he wanted to get away. II is
said that he recently received a letter
from his wife saying she believed she
would take something to end the lives
Of herself and baby and It is believed
this had something to do with bis ac-
ton. He had a strong case of obtaining
money under false pretenses against
him, and his future was anything but
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