The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-03
OUTLINES o. OKLAHOMA.

Judge McAtee viii name a clerk TO sue
coed J. P. Renshaw. en- February /
In the last year the eastern part OF
Beaver county has doubled in population.
Berry Welty has been taken to the fed
eral prison al Fort Leavenworth to serve
out life tenn
The matter Of the retention or removal
CT President Aren't is likely 70 be de-
cidedly interesting.
At South McAIester & negro who was
elected frcm a restaurant shot the nan
who threw him out
Leslie Nibiack IS now afraid Secretary
Hitchcock is ordering Tom Ferguson 70
co too many things
The new University building at Nor
man. il the published design is correct.
Will look ike hunk af Athens.
At the Teachers association meeting
Payne county again walked away with
the banner for the largest attendance.
One paper n Oklahorna charged rail
road It doesn't like with starting at q
blackjack tree and endu at a gopher
hole.
Near Perry. AIRS. L. c. Dunn. aged Is.
and her son, aged q. died within the
same hour, Tuesday. They were stricken
with typhoid fever.
The story that last week the Kiowa
and Comanches gave their last ghost
/ dance minuet is a little pipeish The
Indians viii dance so long as there are
Indians
Il wish a clothier is said to have re-
marked to an Oklahoma editor. that YOU
wouldn't publish that statement so often
that It is forty below zero in Manitobs.
II hurts nay sale OF overcoats.
The editor OF the Wapanucka Press Is
out in card explaining that the reason
the last two issues of his paper didn't ap-
pear was because he had the smallpox.
His subscribers VIII thank him for not
sending them his paper during the time.
no doubt.
\ merchant at Okarche put a bunch Of
string in { bottle and then offered a prize
TO the one guessing the closest or the
rumber Of inches Three people guessed
500 inches. There were Soi inches and the
three viii have to guess again on another
ball Of Irvine.
On New Years Eve the editor OF the
Perry Republican said: Lot us. make
z few good resolutions and keep them in
Violate. If We can not be good. let US at
least be as good as We can be- which.
by honest confession. is more than we
have done for the closing Of 1901
Anadarko Tribune: Walnut logs are
Z.
81 Reno and other places by the hun
dreds The timber is purchased from
people having claims and the cutters
not knowing, or perhaps not caring to
know, where they should stop. often get
en- the school land. As there is a penalty
attached 10 the cutting of this timber on
school land. those who do the cutting
should be on their guard and cut only
that which they buy on the claims
"
Gently IN Washington. and lot OF polit-
ical hangers-on at the hotel asked him 10
take part in game OF cards He writes:
/ was invited TO take a hand In what
they termed civil game, and was only
excused from taking part after recount
ing the following: When | was about
twelve years old I was a regular attend
ant at Sunday school. until one bright
sunday forenoon 1 ran away from the
sunday school, and, in company with
cider boys, went 10 a neighboring wood
where. in the balmy shade of the forest
trees, with the gentle south wind sough-
ing through the branches overhead. I
took my first lessons in the seductive
game of seven-up. In the many years
that have followed, and during a some
what Variegated career, have toyed
with the pasteDoards on sundry and di-
Ners occasions 4 have PLAYED cards
with cowboys around their campfire.
with Mexican 'greasers. with Indians,
with gentlemen and with refined and cul-
tured ladies many times and oft. but |
have never known any good. 70 say the
least, TO come from card-piaying, and II
/ could give but three words OF advice
20 every boy born in America and grow
ing 10 manhood under the protecting folds
OF the Stars and Stripes, those three
words, coming from the bottom OF my
heart, would be: Never play cards i"