The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1903-02-04

Cushing claims to be second to none in
eastern Oklahoma 1t Will soon have the
Katy"
That school land bill will never pass
the council 1t does not equally benefi,
the whole territory.
Yale is after the new town OF Quay
Yale wants to absorb it. Leave Quay
alone. Quay is all right.
The postofyice at Pcnca win remain in
its present location This viii hold good
for six months. at least
Oklahoma has the blues this week
The general impression now is that the
omnibus bill will not pass.
Cash Cade is quoted as saying that he
does not believe that there viii be any
statehood legislation this winter.
The old Indian trading post, Gray
Horse, is to be moved to Fairfax Gray
Horse existed before the first opening.
c. NJ. Cade. chairman OF the territorial
central committee for the Republicans, Is
director in the new bank OF Wanette.
The credit for framing the school land
bill is being given to Bewles. McTag-
CART introduced the measure originally
Ponca City is on. She has discovered
that Kansas City has better rates than
she to foreign ports. She IS lighting
mad.
The new brick company at Gushing
turned oft 1000 bats in one day last week.
They are to be used for new buildings in
Gushing.
In Canadian county the politicians in
the papers are still fighting the speaker
ship scrap in the house. Maxwell was
one who lost.
A prosperous farmer near Selling. in
Dewey county, took strychnine to die.
He was well to do and had that happy
appeliation. Daddy
The council is fooliug with the trust
situation That body had better stick 10
something that concerns them more, the
flag bill. for instance.
The Herald announces that BIZ Dunn
has twins There is only one thing he
regrets. He is sorry that hts blood does
not share in the allotments.
Since that Booth incident, Enid cannot
quiet down. The other night at a spar
ring match tier of seats gave way just
as at a New York festival.
Taloga has sensation. Gold or it's
likeness has been found on a farm near
the city, and hundreds says the local
reporter. are f1ocking there.
The Day county attorney is gathering
evidence in the Lane murder case. He
says the plot has worked out 20 be
most complicated and complete
Those robbers at Marlowe were too
smart. They talked sassy to the op-
orator. which was ali right, but when
they tore open Uncle Sans mail sacks
they went too far.
An eight-foot vein of coal was found
near Carwile, Woods county. and be-
meath it was an ocean of water. No bot
tom has been found yet. and none is
looked for by the writer.
A negro was arrested for wife-beating
to prosecute, and the judge ordered him
to go home and apologize TO her. This
reads like a school boy case.
isn't it about time for candidates for
city offices to get out in the open? In
the neighboring towns they already have
their announcements in the papers"
Lawton Enterprise: Indian Agent Rand
lett has been ordered to make a change
in the place of payment of government
money to the Indians from Anadarko TO
Fort Cobb, to avoid the work of trick
sters and gamblers who have been rob-
bling the red man.
Cushing Herald: On last Tuesday night
an old railroad hobo while under the
hypnotic influence of ''Oid Major Booze"
imagined he saw a light in the window
for him. and nearly scared several wo-
men into Mysteries by his persistent at
tempts to enter their homes. lie was
to come in, whether or not.
but the marshal nabbed him and led him
off to the .'boose." where he was enter
tanned for the night by Col r. II. Morse.