The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-21
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.
romorrow IS Oklahoma Day.

Tomorrow is Oklahoma Day.
Play BALI has been substituted for
register in Oklahoma now
No one has discovered gold in the
Wichita mountains lately. What's hap
pened?
A preacher was the first resident of
Carmen He's the kind that VIII stake on
good claim in heaven
Captain Payne is being given black
eye by talk OF his mistress 1t is like
mutilating the dead body
Smiley and Dion We're given two years
for killing Ed Wynn That's four years
Imprisonment for one life.
The friends of Miss Agnes Mulhan will
be glad TO hear that she is married But
this isn't lacks daughter
Mayor Barnes. of Guthrie. is of exam
lining the pavements of other cities. It's
a sort of an inauguration trip
Guthrie will celebrate the Fourth OF
July and the arrival OF the railroads into
that city by two-days' celebration.
The last load of cotton for the sea-
son has appeared at Shawnee again.
There were sixteen bales in the several
loads
Oklahoma has two temperance sheets
They are cutting about as much ice as
the socialist party is in the rest Of the
country.
DR.. Neyman. OF FL Reno. was well used
to the sight of Napoleon Bonaparte- His
father was a marshal under the French
commander.
The State Capital declares that free
text books are still an issue, but that
issue will retire until statehood escorts II
10 the front.
Nineteen divorce cases are to be heard
at Oklahoma City on Monday. The Jour
nal suggests that ii go down in history
as divorce day
The roller mills started to grind at Mui-
hall yesterday. They have been in court
for some time. but it's not justice that
they're working on.
AT Fairview. the drayman provides the
people with flags, and thus they hail him.
We predict that drayman will have an
automobile before 1905.
It's a real thing. 1 guess" remarked
everybody who saw that the new Enid
shoe factory had commenced advertis-
ing. This is a hint with sting to IL
Once in q while man indorses natures
actions. The Garfield county commits
sioners revoked Waukomis saloonkeep-
er's license after he had been burned
out.
Shawnee is much talked of by editors
over the territory. and the readers may
get tired reading about that town, but
it's so live that it won't be hidden away
for a minute.
Word comes from Washington now
that the Indians are degenerating. Be
tween degeneration and depopulation,
those poor red men are getting nearly
TO the end of their life's string.
Saltwater Advance: Thursday night.
seven miles north of the town of Still
water. Mr.. R. l. Norwood, veterinarian
of this city. and others killed Here
ford COW and took a calf. The strangest
thing is that the calf had two heads. four
ears and four eyes, but was a perfect
Hereford calf otherwise Both faces were
white. The hide will be stuffed and prob
ably exhibited at the Worlds Fair In
1904, at St. Louis.
Baseball write-up of a game between
lawyers and doctors, by Lawton News:
DIR. Knee opened the festivities by strik-
ing at the ball hard enough for seven
home runs-but he missed il. He later
got a base on balls-so did Maupin. Then
Meeker seized the willow and advanced
TO the plate The first one over barely
missed the end of the bat, and the doctor
made a step closer to the slab. y curve
came in and in winding its way TO the
catcher it landed on the doctor at point
where the northwest corner of the sea-
pulpa connects with the ridge pole or
the back He hit the one so high that
in watching it the lawyers contracted
dyscoria Richey wanted Hammonds 10
chase the ball and the latter refused lie
appealed to the umpire for praecipe'
but Lau told him no precipices were al
lowed on the ground while he was run
ming things. Then the doctors cut loose.
They ran bases until they were weary
and Iank The work of the lawyers was
sickly. fiabbergasted and nil. and they
were so weak they could not have lifted
a glass Of beer if il had been all foam
The doctors put Il runs on the tally sheet
in the first inning.