The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-24
OUTLINES or OKLAHOMA.


The experiment station has found that
July ploughing gives the best results il
wheat
1t is now said that q contest IN the
+ courts over the property Of Colonel Nc
! Kay will be avoided.
I The Democrats CT the territory are nov
/ saying that there is no demand in Oklaho-
ma for free text books
There is no doubt now that Cross is
/ from Arka1saw. The other day at Home
stead he took q fiddle and played il Ike
an artist
II seems to have been established as a
precedent in the Usage reservation that
II is not etiquette for a man 10 dance with
his hat on.
II is said that there viii be a lawsuit for
oamages for the burning Of the house at
/ Blackwell Several OF the leaders OF the
mob are known.
The house occupied by negroes at
Blackwell which was burned by the citi-
} zens, belonged TO Ed Peclxham who
brought the negroes 10 town.
1t is said that on August Is the long
deferred payment Of one and one-fourth
million dollars 10 the Osages viii be made
/ The Osages owe about $3.50. 90 10 the trad
ers.
The fact that wolves near Edmond are
eating watermeions is not surprising. a
wolf would eat anything-even ice cream.
1t is said that he town OF Geary was
named after the Governor Geary who was
executive of Pennsylvania once and at
another time territorial governor Of Kan
/ sas.
When the crowd surrounded the home
OF the negroes AZ Blackwell and set FIRE 10
! IT German farmer who Sympathized with
the negroes jumped on the porch and de-
cared that If any negroes were killed
white man would die first. The crowd
vent after him, but he escaped with only
, few bruises. His name was VI. NJ. Est
lack.
Stroud Messenger: Uncle Billy McClel-
| land who read the Bible through twenty
six times and walked across the United
States two times. years ago and came
near being scalped in Colorado in the
early days during an Indian war dance, is
home after a several months journey in
arkansas. He viii return 70 Arkansaw IN
couple Of weeks.
Bob Nen in his paper speaking of Black
wells embargo against the negro says:
All the sentimental talk about consti-
tutional rights, especially since congress
has demonstrated that the constitution
| doesn't follow the flag into the territories
is nothing more than hot air. Blackwell
q
II a good healthy condition"
Alva Pioneer: Quite a peculiar accident
took place on the north side last Saturday
hight. j. w. Kline Of near Carwile while
playing a game Of pool got excited and in
his eager efforts 10 win the game BY
master shot. jumped upon the table and
threw his hand behind him in such a man
rer as TO throw his shoulder out OF place.
which caused him great pain His friends
took him 10 Gamble * Queens office.
where the dislocated shoulder was put
Alright and John was put to bed feeling
first rate.
Shawnee Herald: Paul. the six-year old
son Of Mr.. F. J Philpin. living on Ninth
street was the victim Of a very serious
eccldent Saturday night. The little fellow
was leaning against a barber pole in front
OF the barber shop managed by Grant
Clark three doors south OF the pOsJoGicc,
about O'Clock in the evening. He starte
sway and the pole, probably being over
balanced. as IL was not firm. fen over on
the boy. striking him on the head and
shoulder The pole is q very heavy one
and when lit struck the boy IL held him
down until assistance came. He was pick
e UP and taken inside the barber shop
and a doctor summoned. DR.. ROLAND was
found and DR. HedGen was sent for mo-
ment later The flow Of blood was stopped
enough from the little fellows wounds 10
allow MIN to oe moved to the home on
Ninth street where he was further cared
for ct VAS thought ~ first that the In
jury would prove fatal, as the blood came
from his ears and nose beside the wound
made by the pole. His shoulder is also
Lruised considerably. He was unconscious
all Of Saturday and until nearly noon
Sunday but in the evening showed con-
scioUsness. Today he is getting along as
well as could be expected.