The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-09-20
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Already a telephone exchange is being
put in al LAYTON
Two evangelists are shaking up the sin
ners az Blackwell.
The old soldiers Of Anadarko win cali
their post the William Mckinley post
Tom Gahan. the big Democrats poll
tician OF Chicago. visited Oklahoma City
last sunday
This time the coal discovered is near
Kremlin. q dve-foot vein on the farm Of
Jason Smith.
Many of those now falling 70 file are
from the far eastern states. They were
after number one.
a lot Of the fellows at Hobart are just
now discovering that they left their
overcoats al home
The icemen at Lawton are now en-
joying vacation, which enables them
TO count their money.
= man IS under arrest at Fl Reno for
muggling-smugglin red-eye 70 the
prisoners IN the city lookup.
Major Simpson. Judge Irwin. DR.. J. L.
Hensley and T. II Reid and Reverend
HAYS delivered the addresses al the me-
mortal services in e Reno
Occasionally person will fail 70 show
up during the day when his name is cali
ed at the land Office. and then come ia
about sunset on the double quick TO file.
The secretary OF the interior saws that
mineral claims can be fled on Indian al
lotments only with the consent OF the
Indian. Everybody supposed the law said
otherwise.
When a man from the north goes south
he is always looking for epidemics. AZ
ter the drawing a man came back TO
Kansas who said that on account OF the
accumulated filth FL Reno was dead sure
TO have killing plague The same story
came from LawtOn in the beginning.
Lawton has had very little sickness. The
southern wind and sun are great doctors.
Oklahoma City Times-Journal: J. r
Blair has returned from a trip 20 the
Pan-American exposition. He was in the
Temple Of Music at the reception Of
President Mckinley. AMI was an eye
witness TO his ASA ssinaton by Czolgosz,
the anarchist. OF the ira gedy, AIr. Blair
said. "As I saw CZolgosz, he was q tall
awkward. ignorant appearing fellow. ap-
parently as strong as Hercules. The
newspapers say ne was well dressed !
regarded him as being plainly dressed.
and as he lay on the floor after the offi-
GERS had felled him, 7 noticed particu-
larry that his coat was anything but new.
He had st in his pocket when searched.
The negro who participated in the arrest
Of the assassin was lionized when he got
Of it. He sold the buttons of his cloth
ing for s. each. and he was offered so
TO appear for one night in a local con-
cert hall. I heard him state that his in
tention, when he discovered an attempt
at assassination was being made, was 70
get between the president and the as
sassin.'
Lahoma Sun: When crowd Of men go
fishing some of them catch FISH, some
catch grasshoppers for bait. and some
can't even catch cold. It's queer how
some fellows can throw a hook in the
water and get EN-, while another fellow
may use all the bats in the fisherman's
curriculum and fish from way up around
the bend clear down TO the sGnd-bar.
where the willows bend TO the water,
and never feel a nibble Now there's
Warren-the fishe are just happy 70 take
an aerial excursion at the end Of his
line, while Jack Sterba couldn't get
bite except in his mind. his mind being
Under his hat Of course. Toe could get
bites enough, but could not land the
game: he wore himself out yanking his
lire out Of the water: every time the cork
bobbed his sinker whistled through the
tree-tops Ike bullet from a Winchester.
McGlynn spit on his bait till his sali-
vary glands were paralyzed, but not
dnny denizen of the brook could he
tempt Mcneil would just hold up the
string Warren caught ard say, Look
what we did" And they We're a self
ish. unfeeling crowd. When the editor
slipped on the slippery rope and fell into
the seaIhing. surging flood of Turkey
creek. not Turk among them lifted q
hand 10 save him from a moist grave be
meath a foot Of prohibition drink. He'd
have drowned sure, only he was too light
to sink. The boys have all been sick
from eating too much FISH.