The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-12-31
OUTLINES o. okLAHomA.

IL IS 2 SAFE bet that Jim Houston VIII
not be disturbed in his Office Houston
is all right
For a few weeks now the cyclone center
VIII be n the vicinity OF the Northwest
ern Normal at -Alva.
All money in the new towns VII De ex-
pended only under the supervision Of the
secretary Of the interior.
: year ago Watonga didn't have a rail-
road or a territorial official Now she
has two railroads and a governor.
The Woodward News has heard it
somewhere that II Au1ent IS daposed
Murdaugh win be appointed TO succeed
him.
FL Reno is shaping things to get into
the capital race. and those who are in
formed say that she IS going 10 make the
fur fly.
The Edmond Sun rises to demand that
AIarconi telegraph himself by the way OF
Cornwall. suez, Delhi, Manila and san
Francisco.
BY al means the government should
keep those Pawnee Indians from getting
another dose of buffalo meat. It is posi-
lively dangerous.
\ shakespearean actor and his com
pany is stranded in Oklahoma. and is
having more tragedy than Richard III
ever dreamed OF.
About fifteen westerners are mentioned
for Secretary Hitchcock place. VOL
colt. OF Colorado. viii probably get II If
there comes a vacancy.
Some soldiers at Lawton after oIling
their insides with sheep-dip, attempted
10 clean out the police force. The police
force defeated them.
Somebody should get Up an Indian war
scare IN the kiowa land No fastener
is thoroughly aeclimated until he has
gone through an Indian scare.
One paper in the territory refused 10
express any sympathy for Governor Jen-
kins because il said jenkins helped put
dynamite under Governor Barnes ad-
miHistration-
The mining town Of Mountain Park has
1fty bachelors. But they won't be that
way long, when some one strikes the
mother lode of that wonderful deposit OF
Wichita mountain gold.
The Ponca City Courier, which used
20 believe in wireless telegraphy. and
even boosted a local celebrity who expc-
rimented along that line. now announces
that wireless. telegraphy is. worthless
from a practical point of view"
II pays to be frank. The FL Reno Amer
lean, which has changed its management
and dropped its Monday morning paper
says: The management concluded il
better policy TO issue six days instead Of
seven, thus giving the employees the Sab
bath day 10 themselves" That "em-
plOyes' argument will spread a grin on
the face of every newspaper man IN the
west.
Nathaniel Johnson has written a song
TO Oklahoma for the Chandler News,
which can be sung TO the tune Of
Sunny Tennessee" The first stanza goes
like this:
'Oh, the red man in his tent,
Smoked his pipe in sweet content
As he gazed Ger the country far away;
When instanter with a rush,
Comes the white man with his push,
And he settled up the country in aiday."
AT the Democratic committee confer
ence at FL Reno a resolution was intro
duced by V. V. Hardcastle and passed
requiring each central committeeman to
raise by popular subscription from $50
10 800 per county, according TO voting
population, as a nucleus for campaign
fund.- 10 be placed in the hands of a
treasurer with instructions that no part
be used for any purpose until the cam-
paign opens for 1902. The committee was
decidedly opposed TO fusion with any
other organization along the lines form
erly adopted but expressed universal
silver parties and favored a line OF policy
that would unite all of the opposing ele-
ments TO Repubiicsnism in one solid pha-
lanX, but without the Objectionable fea-
lures Of the old-time Kansas fusion.