The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-05-07
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

There were two circuses in FL Reno on
the same day-the 4-Paw-Sells and the
INDIANS.
T. E. Beck. Of Jefferson. has been ap-
pointed deputy oil inspector Beck is
surely getting his nil.
The Spencer News relates that an Ed
mond resident has gone TO Honolulu
What's the matter with Oklahoma?
The Republicans carried Watonga by
storm. How about that fake political
rupture story on Governor Ferguson2
The CordelI He-ald-Sentinel man has
looked over Mountain Park ana Snyder
and come 10 the conclusion that Corden
is better than both.
Isenberg. OF the Enid Wave. promises
TO give some of his views OF St. Louis
when he gets rested. He got that tired
feeling in Missouri.
The Vidette suggests that Pond Greek
use the $50 furnished by the territory for
a public school library. Yes. by all
means. never fail TO collect what's COM
ing TO you
The newspaper boys at Kansas City
have learned something of Dennis Flynn
recently. Those interviews. one for single
and the ether for double statehood. make
them woAder.
Bob Nef is Of the opinion that the
court prohibits the Frisco and Santa Re
or the Choctaw and Rock Island ever
getting together.
Typographical errors are horrid things,
The Blackwell news. IN the last Issue.
has an account OF baby monkeys, and
following It. without the dash 10 mark
the end Of the article, is a paragraph,
which starts out: Ladies. attention.
The Norman Reform Herald may be
doing good work. but when it comes out
with the statement that Oklahoma ed
itors are drinking themselves into cow
ards. while the Kansas writers are
sprouting wings without irrigation. II
don't know what II s talking about
Perry Republican: \ curiosity in the
shape of a four-legged chicken was
Matched by the incubator at the home
of Mrs. F. c. Mayhem yesterday 1t has
four well-shaped eXtremities and perfect
feet and toes. The youthful (sex not
known yeti thing is as frisky as any
others of the litter, and has good pros
poets of living
Cordell News: The News is in re-
ceipt of a little dished up daily named
THE Wireless" purporting to he printed
on an island out in the Pacific ocean,
with no means OF information except
wireless telegraph Now, TO us there
doesn't seem to be anything wonderful or
grand about this little venture except as
an advertising scheme for the Los An
gelOs Times.
Cordell Herald-Sentinel: Bessie is not
without troubles OF her own. Things
went along smoothly and the fair maid
was content with her victory of winning
the smiles of Frisco from Stout, and pos
sibly would have remained so had not
w. l. Fisher woed and won her to
home prepared for across the track. She
hadn't got warm in her new home and
began to move the depot from Stout,
when Claas Regier envokes Judge Bill
lups and his court to issue an injunc-
ton restraining the moving. If Frisco
doesn't like the treatment up there he
can move his locomotive barn TO Cordel,
where good treatment will be assured.
Watonga Dispatch: Will Westbrook
was burned to death at Temple last night.
He was in jail all day and imbibed freely
of bad whisky in the evening. He caused
so much disturbance that he was put in
the lookup. About a half hour later he
was heard praying that the Lord SEND
fire and burn him up. The officers were
notified. and when they entered the jail
they found the bed clothes on fire. The
fire was extinguished and the officers
left Later they returned and found the
Jail on fire. The fire had progressed so
far that il could not be checked and the
prisoner burned to death IL is said that
the young man had been Tilted by a
sweetheart, and had been brooding over
the trouble.