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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1888-01-27

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Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
RISE IN wiENNERwURSTS.

1t is not often that food products in this
section of the country are subject to any
great rises and falls. but on the night of
the Fourth the succulent wiennerwur~t
which is the bread of life to the belated
Young man who has been engaged until
the wee sma' ours in the arduous and en-
ervating pastime of imparting to the
city a roseate beauty and serves
an equally noble service of making
more endurable the life Of the
weary night patrolman and that over
worked servant Of the people, the reporter
of the morning paper, experienced such
up and downs as came near wrecklng one
OF our most popular dealers il that staple
commodity.
Opposite the Carey Grand Hotel, several
young Americans who experienced more
strongly in their hearts the love of couu-
try than they did the love of weinnerwusts
on their palates, could not refrain from
celebrating the nations birthday.
One of them with malice aforethought,
stood at some distance from
the wiennerwurster and in fullton-d,
clearly accented American sentences, re-
ouested wiennerwursts with mustard and
lO3cLILSk Win uJS lft-A4C Ia >
for the entire party. An order including
every thing on the bill of fare for six or
eight people would have fully taxed the
stock on hand. When Mr.. Wiennerwurst
man started with the order for one
customer, some miscreant, who has
not yet been unprecedented. drop
a four ounce fire cracker into the open can.
= terrific explosion followed and blew can,
wiennerwursts, hot tanalas, rye bread,
horse radish aud mustard each in separate
directions, high in air, and soaring the
owner almost out of his wits After hay
ing nearly convinced the proprietor that
his coal oil can, used for keeping the edi-
bles warm, had blown up, the young
Americans paid for the entire stock, which
was rated at least high enough TO cover ali
actual loss. and everybody was happy.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
HEwoULDN'T BIZ WORRIED.

Officer Fenner was last night asked 70
come Nd on Water street, as man was up
there terrorizing the whole neighborhood.
Tie informant said that TIE man, who
was from the territory, had revolver in
his baud, was standing in the middle OF
the street and challenging the whole world
70 fight.
As soon as he saw Fsnne- approaching
ne put I'D his gun and ueskly gave him.
self over TO the officer. When taken 20 the
station ne gave the name % George ochU-
rlacher. and in his pockets was found s2s
in money, fine watch and other articles
OF value
One Of Schumacher's friends said that
he was a United States deputy marshall
from Purcell. I. T. The troahle seemed 70
have commenced at tie Douglas Avenue
house from Schumacher's refusal 70 be
worked for al be had by gang Of gam
ble-s- They had, II seemed, succeeded n
getting from him 3 few dollars, aud il was
his refusal TO give Up any more Of his
rro1ev that Caused him TO leave the house
and raise the racket be did IN the street
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
FORGOT TIE LUNCH.

Yesterday morning, lady who desired
70 leave the city on one of the east bound
trains, gathered her valise. band-box, bird
cage, baby carriage and other travelling
paraphernalia, including her baby and
went TO the depot, where she patiently
awaited the arrival Of the train As the
engine whistled into the station the lady
hurriedly gathered her outfit in her hands,
saw the baby carriage safely landed IN the
baggage car and with the baby tucked
under her arm, climbed into the ladies
coach. She had no sooner taken seat,
than she began invoicing her effects, when
10 and behold" she had forgotten tie
baby's lunch, which was left IN the bot
tie on her bureau. The trip was
a long one and the baby was
already getting restless. The train
was about 10 start. 1t wss a. occasion,
which required quick thought and quick
action, but she was equal 70 the ernergen-
cy. She hastily gathered up her baby and
ether belongings and hurried out Of the
lust IN time 70 have the carriage IN
loaded. One more day in Wichita was en-
loved by the lady. who will this morning
make another start She last night took
the precaution to place the baby's lunch in
a bucket OF ice il the front hall, where
she will fail over il If she should happen
TO forget the same in packing up this
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
ATTENTION. CITY FATHERS.

The city council would do well, it strikes
US, if before ordering sidewalks put down
for the convenience OF petitioners whom 1t
costs nothing, they at least inquire into
the reasonableness of, not TO say necessity
for, the outlay. Outrages, although emil
mating from body duly clothed with
power are none the less obnoxious We
suggest that the council, if they have no
standing committee, that they Immediately
appoint one whose duty it shall be to look
after and report on the necessity of side
walk expenditures before ordering them;
otherwise a contractor, By a very little
effort, can keep himself and force contInu-
ally employed Any interested contractor
can work up petitions for from one to five
miles of sidewalk every week for the next
two years, and not work hard. either. but
all the same the ordering OF them would
be simple robbery.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
HOW THEY SAVED A DIME.

One of the incidents of the Fourth was
yesterday related by druggist of the city.
He said that in the afternoon Of the pre-
ceding day two couples came into the
store and one of the young men OF the
party approached him and asked at what
price lie sold soda water. The question
somewhat stunned him but as be saw the
young people were from the country he
told him, five cents a glass. We'll
couldn't you make some reduction II we
took a dozen glasses; say, couldn't you let
Us have it for fifty cents" The druggist
agreed 10 the terms. They all stepped up
10 the fountain, ordered their drink and
after imbibing it stepped hack and
looked over the store or watched the
crowd. At the end OF five minutes they
came up and took their second drink; and
after about ten minutes their third They
had TINS gotten their dozen glasses and
then each OF the young men putting down
a quarter they started 10 continue their
sight seeing with the thought that they
had at least saved a dime.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
HOW THEY SPENT TIE FOURTH.

The Fourth had its many picnics, but
the most enjoyable 70 &c found was at the
pretty grounds OF Mr.. John Fenmel, five
miles north of Wichita, where a gathering
of thirty young people celebrated the
Natal Holiday"
At noon the baskets were opened and
an elegant lunch, prepared by the ladies,
was opened or the grassy river bank OF the
Arkansas.
As the time for departure drew near the
picnickers were invited TO the.house and
treated To Ice cream and cake oy Mrs
Fenmel. and then took the motor for
Wichita The party was composed CT
Misses Rush, Simpson Gilbert, Ireland,
Zimmerly. Lucy, York, JackEnan. Michael,
AIberts. O Brlen and Shepard, and Messrs-
Cats, Glaze, Snively, Alberts, Braeken,
Jones, Adams, HUnEate, Miller Simpson,
Weeks and Warner.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
HIS FIRST TRIP.

Prof Arthur Richmond Marsh, Of the
chair of English language and literature
OF the state university. spent yesterday II
the city of universities. In his brief call
he expressed himself as being delighted
with southwestern Kansas, It's natural
beauties and glories and with its fine
towns and cities This was his first trip
into the interior of the state, about which
his letter to US declares him to be an en-
thusiast. Prof NJ. visited the Garfield
briefly in the afternoon, taking the train
for the north last evening. Weare pleased
over having made his acquaintance.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
Total.
whole total
THE COURTS
JUSTICE COURT.

At Justice Walkers yesterday a warrant
was sworn out by VIM. Moran for the ar
rest of l.. Eberts, whom he accuses OF as
sault with intent to kill The defendant
was the same person who, in the morning,
paid a fine of s. in the police court for car
ryiug concealed weapons.
TIE case against the two jointists, set
Yesterday before Justice Barrett, was con-
tinued until next week
DISTRICT COURT.
The argument in the Chicago Lumber
Co. VS.. :. T. Jones was taken up yesterday
before Judge Reed The evidence IN the
case was heard Tuesday afternoon.
POLICE COURT.
Yesterday was an unusually busy day
in court, his honor finding his time well
taken up in attending TO the too festive
jewellers of the day before. They were,
moreover. good paying crowd; as almost
every one seemed TO have money enough
to pay the fine assessed
Ben Hobson, John Miller and J. ,.
Sou hers all took aboard too large guam
titles of the prohibition fluid and fell into
the hands of the police.
Lewis Ebert, the young man VINO started
out TO aveuge the insult TO his girl,
came into court yeste day morning and
plead guilty TO carrying concealed weap-
ons. In some way he managed 20 scrape
togeth 80 to pay his fine.
A !. Turner was another offender of the
same kind. he being the man taken up at
Five Points while doing the COW boy act
He, too, had money enough to pay tnf
/ fine.
H. Lewis disturbed the peace and
paid s. for doing it.
Albert Carlson was guilty Of similar
offense, but not of such a grlevous CHAR
acter; it cost him but s.
Otto Steffin, "Dutchy," George Robbins
/ and Fred Barnum were the dispensers oil
celebration fluid, or in other words whisky
Migrants Their fines were ali paid.
/ James Eaden, a tough old timer, was the
: ONLY one of all the arrests who had TO bt
committed for want Of money to pay the
/ fine assessed.
/ B.J. Bennett, for running 4 shooting
| gallery without license, paid s..
| Cay White. as a mistress, paid $50 anc
| her four girls each so. Emma Armstrong
/ was also brought mo court. She not ONLY
paid the usual fine OF so. but SO add
tioual for a deception practiced the month
before. Two girls of the Armstrong
place. Sue Cole and Ida Lee. each paid SO
The greater part OF the afternoon wa
spent in the hearing of the City vs.. Mrs
/ Wilson, upon the charge of illegal cohabi
tation with John Page. There was quite
an array Of witnesses in court and the cas-
was heard through Judge Campbell ap-
pearing for the city and an attorney repre-
+ senting Mrs Wilson. Judge DixoT
held that there was not evidence enough
/ to sustain the charge and dismissed tbs
)
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
AT CINCINNATI.

Hon. G. w Clement, an ex-member of
the Ohio Legislature, but now prominent
citizen of Kansas, and Colonel H. =.
Pierce. of Wichita, Kan, are in the city as
the commissioners o. the state OF Kansas.
They say the Wild and woody western
state" Will have special exhibit that will
prove of an astonishing character. They
have already received several carloads Of
corn that is over eight feet in the stalk,
and before the close of the Exposition they
propose to demonstrate TO the farmers Of
the Ohio valley that Kansas is one of the
greatest of the grain-growing sections
Cincinnati Commercial.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
ACCUSED OF FORGERY,

Yesterday afternoon Under Sheriff
Brown came up from Mulvane, having in
charge the two prisoners arrested there
the night before They are boys in appear
ance, not over 20, and gave the names OF
Woodson and Watts. They are accused
of forging a check for s12. 1t was stated
that they were the persons who attempted
to work off the forged check for so at the
Star clothing house; but Mr.. Monte Jacks,
upon seeing them failed TO recognize in
either the man who had attempted this
crime. They had come to Mulvane in the
morning, a d were engaged in working
the String game" when arrested.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
PICK-CPS.

Doc Peck was ont on the war path again
last night and as IN the past fell into the
hands of the police. He maintained that
was not drunk, but as he could not con-
vince the officers of the fact he was given
a bed behind the bars at Ike city prison.
Last night about 10 o'clock a whistle
sounded at the corner of Main and First.
The police thinking it was intended TO call
them, two of the force FASTENED in reply
followed by quite crowd. Their services.
however, was not needed as 1t developed
that the noise was but signal to car
driver
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
Coffee Culture in Cuf,a-

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p.of.ablA AID co.ee plantation n bloom
Il tbs most bssnt3fsd spos On earth II
planter decides 20 begin 81 ths beginning and
create hs own ''focaS or eoess p.sGtation,
sh~e Is frss 10 selectioa Q. ground This -
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q proper climate AID fairy vel drained
sol A level surface Is snot reo-sssry,
though usually ehosea Elihsts reaches
and even hilooks ans~w admirably Ths
selection OK sod 70 arply r1atsrT ~
ehosca Seeding n carried On after tbs
fashion. An especially rich BIZ 1t ground b
chossn where tie ssro!I1sro CT scsd 5sd b
uzs6a. In sa.s. Ia dssas not cT~ oas itch
deep snd abocs sen izsobes spars, ths cocss
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lad snd barely covered with iooss sol s1rrs
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The following are the transfers OF rel
estate fled IN the recorders o15ee yeste
CAT
{ T. Banvise 70 o II Sherman lots 10
and Il block P4r1uenterS ord add %
4 " Bell 70 r " johnson lot -
Sabiu street Sabias sub.-...-.-.-.. =
II J How 70 Hiram Robinson lots =
10 - on 18th street 70 l. y Ysve
to = Pennsylvania avenue and %
y ETdra1Ec avenue kEyys add. 49,
& W Wood 70 J Stewart Iot - Hoss
aTezue Clearwater ...---.--. -..-.. =
P Getto 70 4 SfcMLian lot . Hum
bolt avenue Getros 3ri.-.-..--....-. -
: r Waltz u J stewart lots ~ and
- seneca street = ie. eFizadsrs add -
I. II Ditss "a ( Z 4 5Enstb lots l u =
ard y 70 = Madrid aTsoCs PARK
LII SITES 20 I Smith Iois lss 70 -
Washington ave Cam pbells aid --.. u
Z g Daisy 20 : " Mercer iots Is and
g Dawson and Fzteeias add. =
J q Cr0Enatic 70 y ElIsots lot ItS
Main stree. city and ios - Law
renee ave Enzlishes add ard - aud
q Fourth avenue EagTsAEes add = too
d : Hsrssr 70 kathznEss schrzidr -
100 fees u UuiCn Aed 20 WlcaIts ID. -
G. 4 Barley 70 j AcCoy lots ~ %
- u Exchange Elaos Eureka add -
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
GONE TO SAGINAW.

Arthur Frey, AZ the head Of the station
cry department II Hyde & Humble's, one
who is thoroughly posted II that line and
who ranks among the most proficient STA
TONERS in the west, left last evening for
his home at East Saginaw, Mich, where
he will take charge OF a large store- Mr..
Frey has numerous friends n Wichita,
and they may be pleased TO know that 1t Is
that gentlemaa's intention 70 retaE1 .
Wichita as soon as his business VIII allow.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
". c r.u. NOTES

At the regular meeting of the Central
Union, held July 8 ISIS, the following
ladies were elected on the board of direc-
tors for three years: Nesdames h h
fuller, 5. 4 Thomas, s. E Miller, j. F..
Mcnamara and Miss Sadie Guthrie.
The members of the board whose term
has net yet expired are, for TWO years.
Nesdames A NJ Taylor. z II. johnson, 5.
7. Dubois, ". A Fellows and II. L Fees,
for one year. Mesdames A. J. Appleby. h
s Mason, c. E Payne. ]. Miller and Miss
s, a Lee
a meeting OF the entire board win De
held this friday afternoon at 1 o'clock.
for the election Of officers for the ensuing
year. 5. i. LIE, Secretary.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
FOR PETTY LARCENY.

Last evening man came into Daniels
second store on Douglas avenue and
offered for sale set OF harness. The sus-
picion of the proprietor was aroused and
he soon came TO the opinion that the prop
erty offered had been stolen so he sent for
an officer and had the man arrested
When taken to the cooler he gave the
name of George Hackney. 1t is thought
that there are other things missing the
whereabouts Of which he may know. He
was locked up, Mr.. Daniels says he will
appear against him today in the police
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
A BAD GUESS.

The other day one Of Wichita's good
housewives was down town shopping,
when she passed a place where there were
a large mum Der Of chicken coops filed with
nice young spring chickens, standing on
the pavement Her mind at once became
absorbed with the idea Of hsvjng few OK
them sent 10 her home. She turned around
and stepped into the place. Her first in
quiry was as TO the price Of the chickens
The young man in charge smiled hlandiy
and said: Excuse me, madam, but we
don't sell chickens; this isis an express
Office" The good housewife for the first
tine noticed the surroundings AID with
drew. Her name has escaped cur memory
inst now
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
FoUSp-FIFTEsx DOLLARS.

About midnight country lad Was walk
ing I'D North Main, behind him q shor.
distance were two policemen. In front o.
the Candy Kitchen the country bo7 stopped
and stoopinS down picked up roll Of
naoney which be Afterwards counted and
found 20 contain 81
The youth made no particular effort =
find the owner but started cut a. fast a.
his legs could cary him for the country.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
. STREET CORNER RACKET.

Quite little excitement was created at
the Wichita shoe parior corner on North
Main yesterday, and soon q crowd had
Gathered there. The trouble, IL seemed,
was the contest OF two Italians 20 get pos
session of peanut stand. The man in
possession managed TO hold his own In
spite of some exceilea, kicking from his
opronepk
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
WHAT 10 DO7

VIII some reader Of the EAGLE tell me
what to do TO geep the insects from eating
the buds of my geraniumss The bud
seams TO be mature and | wonder il does
not begin 70 bloom out, when upon exam
nation / find something has eaten the
entire inside of u MRS. r - LOVE.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
FROM GEUDA SPRINGS

Chas. Gilbert came up from Geuda
Springs yesterday and says that the town
was very much excited over The recent
tragedy. He added that the mayor was
very highly respected there as was also
the justice of the peace and that there
viii not be much mercy shown the
assassins if they are caught by the mob.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
TIE LITTLE NAY CAVE OFT AHEAD.

Last night slight misunderstanding
in one OF the billiard halls brought o. an
gry words between TWO players From
words came blows and for several seconds
the chances stood about equal between tie
big man and his small con oatant; but
when the waz vas over the Ettie fellow
wss declared the viceo-. You VII know
the two principals from The fact that eoth
are cow wearing their eyes n mourning
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
MAYFLowER CHURCH SOCIAL

The Congregational church on Fairview
avenue will give dime ice cream sociable
at the home Of T. P. Martin, Esq, on
North Lawrence avenue and Fourteenth
street tonight (Friday.) An interesting
program viii be rendered, commencing at
.. m All the friends OF the church are
cordially invited
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
WITHOUT LICENSES

Yesterday man named Barnett was ar
rested for running a shooting gallery with
out license When brought into court he
was fined s. ard paid the amount.
In the evening man, c. d. Chapman,
was found peddling without license and
Immediately taken in charge by the of1cer
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06

Constable William Weiss left early
Wednesday morning and had not turned
up yet last evening. Justice Barrett IS
somewhat at loss to know what has be-
come of his faithful official, and fears he
Is under the influence of heat or some
thing csc.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
SCHOOL RoAgn

The school board vii meet tonight
The question 81 filing the vacancy from
the arst ward VIII probably cone ug- TIE
choice Of the people as f2r "a can De
learned i Ar D. ". TLlfo-d who would
without 6oubs make al excellent nenbe-.
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
WICHITA GUN CLUB.

At the tournament held ST the fair
grounds July several scores were shot
with varying success to the contestants
Among the principal events was the con-
test for the state championship badge, be-
tween Z T. Brown and c. II. Smyth, both
os thi city, resulting in a victory for Mr.
Smyth. The live birds were an extra good
lot and many of them succeeded IN pass
iny the boundary. Below are the scores IN
detail:
BROWN
Wichita eagle., 1888-07-06
.SrNpoRTANr ARREST.

An arrest which will prove 70 be OF no
little interest was made yesterday by City
Marshal Mcnamara Fer various reasons
the full particulars of the crime, as well as
those Of the arrest, are not yet ready for
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