The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-01-29
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

With the Choctaw and IL. X T. ard
its ether roads. Guthrie VIII look some
thing like buggy wheel herself.
The single statehood papers do not
think that the single statehood delegation
in Washington is active enough
The general public reserves the right 20
doubt that story about the torture Of a
Shawnee fUll-biood indian by the tribe.
Those bandits in KAY county who lodged
in q school house and burned school books
to keep warm, were altogether too intel
lectuaI-
II is going TO be an awful shock to Bill
Cross when somebody breaks II TO him as
softly rs possible that the pins are set
up Tor Roy Hoffman.
An official photographer IS going over
the Orient route il Oklahoma taking pho
Jographs 70 be used IL advertising matter
Issued by the eomrany.
It is charged that the men who are now
reliuquisiing merely Tried . draw land
for speculative purposes. They were all
aching TO get their paws on No. J.
The farmer near 81 Reno upon whose
farm gold has been discovered. viii go
right ahead and plant corn. just the
same.
Secretary hitchcock IS causing as much
excitement by changes in the officialdom
of Hawaii as he has sometimes caused
N Oklahoma Oklahoma isn't the only
pebble.
Roger Mills county VIII have a free
grass election IN four range districts, on
rebruary i. Tiuss remarks TIE Arapa-
hoe Bee, the man with the hoe goes
marching on.
Dr. Winkler. OF Kingasher. who is a
sterling character. must be heartily glad
10 be rid OF the management Of the SAM
tarium, ~ which nothing but blame ordi-
narily comes. II has always keen a
thankless job.
At literary society at Fairview, Gus
ter county, the other night. the subject
5f the debate was. Resolved. That the
love OF women has more influence over
the mind of man than money. The
-aoney side won. oh. horrors.
Item from an indian in the Arspahoe
Bee. The trains now running into our
settlement did the great work in keeping
US awake all nights, but We hope we
viii get used 70 them. The noble Indian
along the settlement by the almighty
white man"
Indian items in the Arapahoe Bee: 'Nr.
Cloud Chief returned Monday from
Colony. Mr.. Black Wolf has sone 70
Colony Friday MIR. Two Weatherford
Monday. Mr.. Brave Bear has started
Saturday for Colony to pay SupeTin-
tandent Segert a short visit. Now, thes
Items are all right. but Frank Fillmore
ought 10 quietly let his Indian reporter
know that there is such a word as
went"
Enid Wave: Quite cold Sunday, wasn't
IL? Yes, guess yes. Ten below zero in
the shade and fifteen below when the
wind blew. The Watrous- Harley drug
Saturday night. Some fellow came along
the cold, away down below zero. and he
put it in his pocket to warm it up. Got
it there yet. it is presumed. a good
stiff north wind blew ali day, making is
quite uncomfortable out doors. The
churches were very poorly attended and
the preachers cut their sermons half in
two to save coal. The cold wave Still
continued today the bright sunshine hav-
ing but little effect on it.
Ponca City Courier: Peter Mahappie,
an Usage, on his way home from Guthrie.
where he had Just been released from
dprance vile. stopped at Judge HcClel-
lands this morning and deposited the
sum OF 81 for being drunk Not that
Peter stopped Of his own accord, by any
means for it is said that he made il ex-
ceedingly interesting for six men who az
sisted the officers in inducing him 10 take
lodging in the cooler Peter gave in his
name IS Clark, but he is known among
his own people as Peter Mahappie, and
his disposition to get happy on every
occasion has caused him much trouble.