The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-19
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

That autonl0ble lire between Ncwkirk
and Blackwell VIII be a warn nlr1osr.
when II doesn't rain.
Ponca City viii uemoriallze congress IN
PRAYER for the opening of the Indian
reservations near that city.
The United States marshaIs IN the<r-
dian Territory ars again securing thu
co1ntry- The country needs il.
Judge Burford's decision that separate
schools must Re provided ever IL there
is but ore negro child r. the district, IS
having wide publication.
The story that the ministers or okla
norna City have decided 70 make war
on every school teacher n that city who
Is not q member CT a church Is denied.
The Santa Fe which has decided e.,
spend Sis.e9aeo1 IN improvements shoNi3
tale 4 g'aIice IN the sircction Of Guthrie
and Oklahcrla City and note the depot
look in their eyes.
Sometirre before the convention dsT The
leading Democrats q the territory are
going. to drop onto the glowing fact thar
this year Of al years Is not tire time 10
nominate Democrat IS = fusioa cardi-
date.
". Il. Walker Of Purcell told some Ok
lahomans the other day that Oklahoma
thinks It has troubles Of It's own. but COM
paTed 10 those OF the InGian Territory.
they look Ike pair OF Geg-s~s backing s
royal flush.
Senator Havens OF EniS doecn't believe
that Merrick deserves ceusure for his
course In the governor matter. SUI ha
is being censured ali right. Practically
everybody in the Territory has taken a
crack AZ him.
The Ollahoman OF Oklahoma CITY rr-
81.
cratic nomination Ter Congress the better
the opportunity % select the best man.
But The fellows who are turned down
BY the convention went see il that way
There we're thirteen saloon license yeti
tions Up before the commissioners OF
WcodS-c9untv last week and The tci0per-
ance people were present iR crowd and
the commls sioners voted dcwn some 81
the petitions and postponed action ga
all others
David kerber was working on the roof
Of Mennonite church near Fairviev.
Weeds county. He slipped ard fell. lie
managed 20 right himself 50 he would
fan ca Dis feet .put some q the nails
caught IN his overails. threw him ever
and lie landed on his head. ConcusSion
OF the brain resulted and he died.
in a small church in Paurs Valley. SER
vices were being held. wien a saddls
horse broke into the meeting and plunged
about majiy hurting several people The
minister however escaped through a small
window and was standing near thu 'front.'
doCr when the horse rushed out ana kick
cd him, dislocating MS right shoulder
evidently the horse was after tho preach
or. all right
Enid Eagle: T. l.. Huxtahie cousin ~
Mrs. Judge Beauchamp. is In 5he CITY
Mr. HuNtable IS one or six brothers who
are All large IA stature. Recently az a
family reunion IA Nebraska. they celo-
brated their fathers eighteth birthday
A few weeks ago the brothers were to-
gether and concluded 10 get wsiEhed.
The six weighed I.2l4 pounds. and what
IS most surprising Is that fact that the
heaviest only weighed 2af pounds. The
shortest ore OF the boys is SIX feet and
two OF them measure SIX feet two and
one-half inches
Troubles never come slnglv. Tho Black
we'll Record says this; Mrs George CTt-
der died Wednesday or thls week. ard
vas buried from the farm home south
wet Of this city. Thursday afternoon.
Mrs. Cridsr was the daughter 81 Joseph
Rubie. who lives on the state line. and =
was a sister OF Miss Ollie Iluole who was
so seriously burned at Hst6eld's board
ing house recently. airs. Ruhio and an
other daughter were sick and unable -
attend the funeral. That family Is surely
having their share IF misfortune. and ,
their many friends heartily sympathize
with them IN this. their latest and great
est bereavement.