The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-03-21
OUTLINES oE OKLAHOMA.


Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Wageck. OF Ponca
! City, have started for a tour OF Europe.
It is said that President Mckinley is
OF mind TO appoint Secretary jenkins
/ governor.
The murderer Of Red Rock. If he IS
! captured, viii be tried and convicted and
sentenced 70 be hanged.
Some Of the newspapers are now svio-
1 ing it TO the jury which originally con
victed Postmaster Boggs.
There is big sentiment among the
Populists in the territory for Bob Men for
| congressional nominee again.
There is a growing suspicion among the
real estate men in Oklahoma that not
! over 800 people are left in Iowa
/ The Democrats OF Pond Creek nominal
/ ed c. s. Watson for mayor. He wouldn' I
| have II. So, they have put up L. W.
/ McGiveny.
Harry Gilstrap IS boiling because ali
the territorial institutions are being Iocat-
/ ed either on the Rock Island or Santa
Fe railroads.
The wind at Medford, this last week.
/ blew a windmill IN two. There Is great
/ joy all over the territory that there has
/ been a let up.
| The Enid Wave declares that Governor
| Barnes reason for refusing 10 sign the
public building bin is "oscillaung. irrele-
/ want and immaterial"
| The chances are that the governor fight
/ viii shape itself in the next month and
that within thirty days the public win
know what the president is going 10 do.
Air" said the Oklahoma boy who stood
I at the head Of the class in chemistry.
is composed Of three constituent parts
4 hydrogen, oxygen and just common
sand"
That western Oklahoma girl who.
! through fame and smoke and the night
carried whisky TO the prairie fire fighters.
has forever forfeited the friendship OF
Carrie Nation.
The Pond Creek Vidette reports the ar
rest of an Oklahoma bank cashier on
the suspicion that he was short In his ac-
counts. He was seen eating Strawberries
for breakfast.
Pond Creek vidette: Since the COVER
nor refused 80 sign the public building
bill. liveryman at Enid is the only
citizen there who comes out openly and
says he has any use for Barnes"
The other day, when Mr.. Bradley was
turning a corner in AIangum. the wind
got into his pocket. pulled out his pocket
book and scattered ten twenty-dollar bills
down the street He recovered every one
of them but maybe ne didn't move while
he was doing it.
Tishomingo has secured the Choctaw
and the road viii be built through that
town. The depot will be built there.
Tishomingo will give the right Of way
through town, also the right of way for
FIVE miles on each side. The work OF
clearing the right OF way has already
begun.
L am glad we had this high wind "
said an Oklahoman. as he picked himself
out of the top of tree and surveyed his
residence as it lay scattered over a forty
acre field. 1T was merely a straight
blow, and it has proved TO me that house
was a long way from being cyclone
proof
Gushing Herald: There came nearly
being a tradegdy last Sunday at the home
Of Webster Hysen, a buck Indian. He
suddenly went wild and said he was go
ing to kin all the white people but final
ly vented his wrath on his aged mother
who was trying 10 quiet him. He flew
at her like a demon, that he is, and
knocked her down with gun, breaking
the stock over her and then kicked her
several times. The old sQuaw screamed
for help, whereupon the wild buck fed
to the woods. He is considered coward
by all the rest Of the Indians, and win
only abuse a woman or a child. He win
probably be called down notch OF two
when he answers for his crime at the
next term of court.