The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1901-02-12
Outlines OF Oklahoma

Tom Ferguson seems to fancy some OF
the gestures Mrs Nation makes.
Mss Jessie Morrison is said 70 be Wis
iting her brother. andy Morrison, who
lives near Enid.
How the newspapers walloped the leg
islators last week for that legal publ
cation rate break.
Only. one editor IN Oklahoma spoke
unkindly OF the late Queen Victoria n
the obituary written
Far western Oklahoma got some Of
the big snow storm. Eastern Oklahoma
had scarcely any al all
Lincoln McKinley's plan for opening
the Kiowa country has some uncom-
monty clever points in il
/ The prohibition excitement IN Kansas
! has been 50 great that talk OF PROFIT
bition in Oklahoma has ceased
Judge Muscular, Of Perry, and Judge
Green are said TO have the inside track
on the new judicial appointments.
| Enid is strongly Of the opinion that II
/ Oklahoma. city doesn't quiet down. Il
viii use its influence for the capital
The only people in Oklahoma who know
I st. Valentine day IS near are the book
| stores, the boys and girls and the post
masters.
/ MIR. and Mrs. ". A Richards were
married AZ Glencoe last week and set
out at once for Sierre Leone, West
Africa, as missionaries.
| According to the Telegram, the Chand-
| Ter grounding did not see his shadow.
/ but he stayed out OF his hole long
/ enough to get a bad case OF the GRIP
/ Hunter Williams, Of Glencoe, says the
! grounding refused to come out Of his
/ hole down there because he had heard
/ Of the Creek uprising and was afraid
/ Both papers at Chandler are bowling
/ because young people crowd the post
Office lobby and make gco-goo eyes at
/ one another. The sour. crabbid old ed
itorsl
/ The seismic CONFUSION which produced
/ the Wichita mountains was terrific, and
/ in few years when news gets scarce
down there. diamonds will be found in
great plenty.
Mrs. c. W. Donart, Of Glencoe. has
received word from her uncle, in London.
that he viii visit her soon. He IS sew
enty-six years old, and travels constant
I " for pleasure.
The other day Governor Barnes made
a speech at Oklahoma City and an Ok
lahoma City paper. by comphmenung it.
/ gave the governor the nearest thing 10
/ heart disease he eyerhad
Two weeks ago Oscar Y. Alexander,
a stone-mason of Chandler, was taken
down with the grip. Now the disease
has entirely destroyed his eyesight. His
relatives can not be found, and he IS
! HELPLESS.
There is some kind OF a labor conflict
on down at Oklahoma City Il seems
/ that there is a regular union organize
| ton and against il an Independent
workmen's organization" The latest de-
velopment is the accusation Of this at
ter organiza ton that the Carpenters
union is threatening business and pro
fessional men who do not patronize it
with a boycott
Tecumseh Republican: The public
schools were closed Tuesday by order Of
the board of directors. One pupil is re-
ported to have broken out while in
! school. and after being sent homS,the
health officer pronounced the case small
pox. SO, the directors decided that It
was fer the best interests of all concern
ed to close the schools, temporarily at
least. The disease, in a very mid form,
has been reported in this city, as well
as elsewhere, for several months past
but on account Of its mildness it hs s
attracted very little attention; In fact
has not caused as much concern as the
grippe. But II is not a des rable thing
10 have. by any means. and Il IS Wei
that steps are being taken 70 coufne
it, It is hoped that with proper pre-
caution the disease may be controlled 50
as to permit the reopening Of the schools
in short time