The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-07-09
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A man AT Blackwell on the Fourth
painted red and blue spots on his white
pony.
The Leader is talking Of the adyisa-
biiity 81 using oil on the dusty streets OF
Guthrie
It is q Poor field in Oklahoma these days
that can't knock out sixty bushels OF oats
TO the acre.
Bird Mcclure says that while he taught
school for 2 long time he does not con-
slider himself an educator.
The best thing about this corn crop
says an Oklahoma editor. is that It
means corn bread again
The day after election Bill Cross viii
learn mighty hard that the Populists %
the Strip never were Democrats and never
win be.
Colonel Blackwell has some funny ideas
On his letter paper, he has printed IN
large letters: Blackwell has a mad
stone.
The Marshall Tribune says that shortly
real. putting. whistling Sizing loco
motive viii be rolling into town in q short
time
New form of birth notice in Oklahoma.
Mrs Smith presented George with a new
harvest hand Wednesday. weight eight
pounds.
The Turner's Of the United States have
taken pointer from the Oklahoma Re
publicans and resolved IN favor Of free
school books.
Blackwell is the greatest town in the
territory on getting railroad excursions.
/. Is no trouble at all for the town to
secure as many as it wants.
The charge is made that a man at
Chickasha encourages his neighbors' chill
dren 10 play on his lawn. in order that
It may be cleared OF chiggers-
You can imagine how the weeds have
grown in Oklahoma this year. when an
Oklahoma paper speaks of two lovers sit
ting in the shade OF a sunfower.
The man who makes beer at Oklahoma
City advertises it as the beer that will
make Oklahoma City famous. Mil
waukee is apt to get out an injunction.
Out in New Mexico the Democrats have
no hope of winning. They believe II
would be disastrous to the territory 5
chances for statehood for them 10 win.
and will make just formal campaign.
At Marshall, several young women
walked into house in the daytime and
came upon a burglar. The girls gave a
scream that took the burglar OF his feet,
but ne escaped and is probably in hiding
somewhere, dying OF shattered nerves.
Major Stouch is said to have prohibited
the Cheyenne Indians from INDUCING in
some of the fortunes incident TO the sun
dance, and the Indians are mad about H.
and are holding a council of war. The
council of war is about as far as the
Indian goes nowadays and the conclusion
is always: We better not
Ponca City Courier: A family by the
name of Capito. composed of a man and
wife and one child, residing on the cor
ner of the alley and Central avenue
somewhere in the rear of the Maze bar
Der shop. INDUCED in an all-day's row
yesterday. Capito has been running
bakery on South First street. Ii seems
that he and his wife have not been
living as pleasantly together as they
should. and of late he has been claiming
that his wife was crazy and he was try
ing to raise money TO send her TO the
asylum. This the wife denied and re-
scented the reflection on the state Of her
mind very vigorously. Yesterday the row
broke out in fun force, and was carried
or in the presence of quite a crowd that
gathered from time TO time TO enjoy the
entertainment. The wife seemed to have
the best of it all along the line and was
not slow in giving her husbands short
cOmings fun ventilation. saying among
other things that II was his custom 10
keep the family supplies locked up in his
trunk from which he would take what
he wanted for his own use and force heI
and the child to do without, and that
he also refused TO provide her with cloth
ing. Finally the man concluded that
discretion was the better part Of valor
and TO pack up his personal effects. AT
last accounts he had three trunks out In
the alley and was standing guard over his
property and the woman was in undis-
puted possession Of the house.