The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-04-29
OUTLINES OF OKLAHOMA.

Louis
Guthrie now designates her railroads
by numbers She is after number eight
right now.
The death of Geo. W. Miller. Of the
iel ranch. marks the ending Of a UNIQUELY
remarkable career.
There's a small army of cattle coming
up from Texas just now. 1t is hoped that
they left the little ticks at home.
The News is agitating an agricultural
fair proposition for Blackwell Kav coun-
ty certainly has the materials for a good
one.
It's about time that services were being
every state in the Union has put in its ap-
plication-
The Arapahoe Zee reports that the ne
groes OF Wildcat believe in reciprocity.
No white man IS allowed TO remain there
over night.
The Democrats time is coming. 50 they
think But they viii find Grandpa Dem
mis- Flynn as wary as ST. Dennis. Bob
Nens ideal.
Some one at Oklahoma City sold whisky
to an Indian on Sunday. And so the red
man is made to break the Sabbath by the
emery white nan.
Those fusilade OF shot stories con-
tinue TO appear in the Oklahoma City pa
pers- So that town didn't use the cleo.
ton TO good purpose.
The Democratic papers in some parts
have falsely reported that Bird MCGUIRE
this in their eager desire 10 see him
knitted.
Joe McNeal is hack at Guthrie.
Mighty good thing. Somebody is likely
TO jump in the governors chair as soon
as Oklahoma is a state While Joe is me
andering in Old Mexico.
The postonice receipts for Oklahoma
City were $4,000 the last quarter That
would very near pay for a square foot
Of space in one of the Santa Fe's mail
cars for thirty miles transit.
The Times-Journal. Oklahoma City. re-
lates that a stranger while climbing from
the top of an electric car stuck his leg
through a window. lie was evidently on
top looking for that recently chartered
interurban.
Monday was divorce day" at Okla
homa City. The reporter says many
laughable incidents We're brought out He
proba bly, refers 10 the one where the old
man lodged a nat-irOn and cracked his
head against the wall That is funny.
isn't it. now?
Enid Wave: Senator George Amer re-
turned Saturday from one OF his land
Office official trips over in Washita coun-
". near Cordell He reports going
through one Of the worst storms he ever
met with 1t was hail in big Jumps. rain
and wind galore. He says that the
Washita country shows a beautiful pic
ture crops and everything doing well
however, the hail did much damage The
storm did not reach Garfield county, and
we are all real glad it did not. at least
the hail part OF IL. II is presumed the
elements heard of the grand jury being
in session and skipped around this neck
of timber, believing they wanted IL TO
come dry.
Alva Pioneer: Last Saturday afternoon
a young couple came to Alva. both rid
ing the same horse. OF course this look
ed a little out of the ordinary, but moth
ing was thought of it, as they claimed TO
be brother and sister. They put up at
Burke's feed yard, and passed the night
in the camp house. Sunday morning they
got up bright and early, sold their horse
and saddle, and were making arrange
ments to leave by the morning train for
Kansas. but unlike other passengers, who
go to the depot, they located themselves
below the depot behind some box cars
on the side track Sheriff Oates arrived
Just as the train was pulling in at the
station and told City Marshal Darby
what was up. and together they began
to look for the mysterious and romantic
pair of lovers. and on discovering them
placed them under arrest and lodged them
in Jail where they are at present await
ing further instructions OF their parents.
In the message sent here 70 hold the
young couple 1t stated that the young
mans name is Lewis. and his age Il
years, the young lads name Is Polly,
aged II years, and their homes are in
Woodward county.