Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1884-1886, 1886-07-18
ON THE TURF.
How two Fair Kansas City
Damsels Disported in
this City.
Attentions of two Society Gentlemen Of
the Married Persuasion Big
Brother of One of the Frsil
Creatures Hustles her
Hone Yesterday.

The Chicago of the southwes. is making a
brilliant record in suicides, scandals and ro-
mantle adventures Of late, fit food for the
Police Gazette or News. Time was when
parties bent on high old time, betook
themselves to Chicago and still later TO
Kansas City, but now the high tide of TO-
nance and irregularities of conduct, ap-
pears to roll down upon the metropolis of
The Arkansas valley.
Last Friday morning the Santa Fe train
bore to this city respectable young citizen
of Kansas City, whose mission proved to be
hunt for truant sister, and as he left
with her on Yesterdays east-bound train his
search may be said TO have been successful.
The story, as hunted down by an EAGKE re-
porter, reveals shocking condition Of hu-
man depravity among both single and
double individuals of both sexes. The
names of all parties concerned in the affair
in question are well known TO the reporter
and the gentlemen are very well known to
him, but it would meyer do to give the
whole thing away.
The story runs in this wise: A certain old
maid who lives at No. = Water street, and
who has been making her living by sewing.
being overcome by the heat of the pas. two
or three weeks, conceived the idea Of going
out among the neighbcring towns to can
vsss for something in the line Of female at
tire, bat before leaving she desired 10 FIX
thin "a "a could draw some rent from
her Accordingly she leased one
roo gentlemen and another to one
gen d then she hetook herself TO
the ;icts 20 pursue her canyassing.
Las ay night on the arrival Of the
Sar senger train from the east. a
he z two fair. specimens Of the
.ea.s assion drove Up to the old maids
mapsioa I'D the driver gave the gentlemen
renters .6a racket that The hotels were all
full and that bis fair passengers could not
find suitable accommodations anywhere in
town. On absorbing this plausible story
through his wool the gentleman who occu-
pied the room by himself with commenda-
BILE gsllantry volunteered to give up his
room TO the stranded ladies and take pot
luck himself. The fair creatures
cbeerfully accepted the situation and
the room and made themselves
at home. Pr sently the hack returned with
their trunks and all was lovely. Not long
after the hack made its appearance again
and two well known married men, promi-
nant in business in this city, alighted and
escorted themselves into the apartment &C.
curied by the fair kansss City flowers.
This kind of a racket materially aroused
the curiosity of the two gentlemen occupy
ing the other room in tbs house ard they
KEEP: track OF things. Thursday came and
found the frolicksome females in possession
of the young mans room, and during the
day one of the fair creatures exposed her
self in an extremely decJllette fashion, Il Ia
Mother Hubbard, only good deal more SC,
which indiscrction scsndalizei the neigh
bors, but there WIS no real kick unit. Thus
day night, when be hold in came the
old msid proprietress Of the house and then
there was shosl to pay, and and nothing 10
pay il with The old maid demanded s.
each from the ladies but they didn't have it,
a,ia then the neighbors advised her to hsug
OF TO the trunks. Here was dilema; what
in hearon's rame was TO be done? The Lo-
thries came to the rescue, the money wss
paid and tie hack that bore the fair
but fral damsels to the old maids
house, again conveyed them to other quar-
tiers, not quite so reputable as the place they
had left. Then on Friday morning came the
young and highly respectable brother ofone
of the emisrants in search Of his sister, who
By this time had agreed to begin worl. SIS
waiter a; the Manhattan yesterday morning,
but the brother broke into thess arrange
ments. He traced the girls 10 the old
maids residence and from one of the room
srs there got onto the whole rscket. One Of
these gentlemen came up town with the
sorely distressed brother in search n the
gentlemen who had so unceremoniousjy Wis
tied the girls, and when near the door Of the
Telegraph Office one ofthe Lotharios was seen.
"Tbera is ore OF tho men, said the guide.
Presently, as luck would have it. up stepped
the other, and was pointed out to the sngry
hrot' he Two denied ali knovledra Of