The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-09-05

| The yacht races are little dull for Kay
county She has had TO rush in a killing
| between races.
Perry has passed dog ordinance. The
poor ours only hope shortly viii be the
Indian territory.
Gay Paris" is one of the attractions
at Blackwell. Now. why don't Bob invite
the Colonel over?
| The A. V. & W. track layers are now in
Noble county. Perry will be running out
TO meet them soon.
Bulgaria is not whit ahead of Black
well The show played there one nigh,
this week was called ;Strogen."
| A Woods county farmer has made S.
an acre out OF alfalfa. About one more
crop will put him in J. P Morgans set.
The Ell Reno Democrat has information
| that the two companies of white soldiers
at that place belonging to the twenty
second infantry viii be sent 20 the Phil
ippines.
| The large amount of cotton sent out OF
! Oklahoma causes the Guthrie Capital 10
/ fear that people will conclude that the
entire acreage of Oklahoma was planted
| to cotton.
/ The Quill announces that the electric
| line from Shawnee to Chandler is assum-
| ing more tangible shape. 4 Chandler
man has returned from the east. where he
gathered statistics.
| When somebody took a notion TO start
laundry next door to the Enid Wave.
| Bob Neff, of the Blackwell News, thought
| 1t was a good joke. Robert has evil
IDENTIFY never lived over laundry.
| Jack Ransom, who recently died at
| Guthrie, was one of the pioneer printers
of that town. Oklahoma has many
large towns. but the pioneer settler in
any of them may be a very young man,
Joe Mcclellan did not seem to take any
| account of Wichita when he seated him.
self in one of the big chairs in the Fourth
National bank the other day and pro-
ceeded 10 tell how Pond Creek was the
biggest wheat station on the line of the
Rock Island.
Newkirk boasts a five-months' old colt
that trots a three-thirty gait, and the
horsemen at that place are predicting
that it will make record-breaker. some
how ii happens that wonderful colts, like
wonderful children, are never heard OF
after getting their growth.
Oklahoma may not have a presidential
vote. but there is no doubt OF the eligi-
bility of her people TO a ballot for a car
nival queen. Every town has either a
vacant throne, or a maid of honor posi-
ton to fill. No registration OF voters is
required, moreover.
The Metropolitan Street Railway COM
pany. of Oklahoma City, Is making ar
engagements TO buy three more winter
cars. If they want new cars they ought
to have put in their order about two
years ago. The car companies in this
country are all Over-run with business.
\ woman in Guthrie had her son-in-
10 tod 60. 4.TA
the police judge that her scn-in-law owed
her small sum Of money and she storm
ed the castle because he would not pay
up. When the young man was discharged
by the police judge the mother-in-lsw said
she would appeal TO a higher court.
Lone Wolf Echo: There is some talk
of Emmit Dalton being pardoned out OF
the Kansas penitentiary by Governor
Bailey. Dalton was a member of the
Dalton band of outlaws that operated in
Kansas and Oklahoma. He has served
ten years in the pen. He was the young
est of the Dalton brothers. and as the
youngest child is usually the worst spoil
ed, we are opposed to letting him loose
on the country.
Shawnee News: Policeman Pony Moore
was called to the south part Of the city
Tuesday evening 20 kill wild wolf which
had strayed in from the river district
and hidden under pile of lumber In that
neighbborhOod. The animal was shot and
it was then discovered that it was evil
IDENTIFY a captive at some time when 1t
was younger. as a chain was embedded
in the flesh OF its neck to a depth OF half
an inch. making a terrible sore, and the
animal was stunted and not msturely
grown. 1t had snapped at n number of
people who attempted 10 kill il before
Policeman Moore arrived.