The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-05-16
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

The lawyers OF Enid VIII banquet Judge
! Beauchanp when he returns from Wash
ingtoa-
I Wen. Jacob Roberts decision TO make
: the race for Congress does complicats
! things somewhat
It having been settled that Bill Cross
/ is from Missouri the Republican candi-
/ date win show him.
You can never tell Some OF these cen
I turies one Of those Wichita mountain
peaks might break loose.
Tomorrow Oklahoma City viii ratify the
nomination OF BIZ Cross. and Cross WI
take out his keynote and souEt IL.
Rev. Porter. ". s. WhittinghHl and
Newt Burwen are at the head @ IA plan
in Enid 70 form society OF HOLSTERS
Some Of the newspapers in The territory
are handing the Rock Island some warm
roasts for trying TO defeat Frank Gillette
There has been so much news about 81.
Pierre that the people in East Guthrie are
getting 10 regard Capital Hi suspici-
ously-
The Rock Island wiz put up q new pas
senger depot at Il Reno at once 70 &C
coumodate the increased traffic brought
by the purchase OF the Choctaw.
Cut in Roger Mills county the other day
a man dedicated his new house by hiring
a minister and having him deliver a ser
mon 10 the assembled neighbors-
Up TO date Bob Nen hasn't explained
the attitude Of Popuiism in the Enid con-
vention, or made any highly colored pre-
dictiors about Bill Cross.
Il is said that in the thirteen years that
Oklahoma has been territory no case
against a railroad company has been I'm
ally adjudicated in favor Of the plaintiff
Come TO Pleasant City" wrote the Ok
lahoman in advertising his new town
Good water. me shade trees, rolling
country. rich soil; no malaria, no mos
GHitoes. no volcanoes.
The Enid Wave says this is the less axe
wireless telegraph. horseless carriage and
constituencies politician. And the wave
might have added that the mere Pierpont
Morgan gets the less the rest OF US have
The story IS going the rounds in ONla-
homa that q prominent lightning rod
agent was caught ina thunderstorm the
other day, and that bolt struck him and
killed his team, but didn't hurt The agent,
as he had lightningi rods on his mind.
\ country correspondent in an Okla
hOfna newgpaper. prints this; Daisy Gil
lespie and Mabel Burford seemed 10 bs
more fortunate than some OF the girls 81
this place. They attended the ice cream
supper at GDlNtiE ; ana the Gell-N - SNAA ,
Wnlerson's Friday night
Since the Indians are declared 10 be cit
liens in the Cheyenne and Arapahoe
country, il would be well for the Repub-
leans TO keep an eye on Bill Cross. BIZ
runs for 8 calico house. and few bolts %
il could be made 70 so q long way IN IN
fiuencing an Indians vote.
Ava Pioneer: Who says Alva Is not q
hustling burg? Last night the Christian
church had a good sermon in the evangel-
istic series by Reverend Stevens the Con-
gregationalists had a pleasant Sunday
school entertainment; at the Methodist
church the moving pictures and graphic
phone at the opera house ball, ana the
city fathers were in solemn conclave, and
perhaps we have missed one or two func-
lions. Yes. Alva has a strenuous life.
Enid Eagle: Mrs. John Rowe, who lives
or the ten-acre tract just west OF O. ID.
Hubber's residence, in Martins addition,
luckily saved the life Of her l-year-olc
babe this forenoon. A large jar had been
set at the corner OF the house, FOR the
purpose of catching rain water The baby
and other children were playing out doors
while Mrs Rowe was attending TO her
morning work She heard a splash and
stepped out 20 see the cause The baby
was in the Jar head first he was pulled
out badly strangled. but after rolling and
working with him, he was apparently all
right. Had Mrs. Rowe been minute
later the baby would have been dead.