The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1893-10-22
THEIR LOSG FRIENDSHIP ENDED.
Tho Schwnrz Sopf- and windmuell~rs Go TO
Chicago Friends ANA Come Hncts Enemies.

Williamsburgh. Prosperity has waited upon
both men, and as the head OF each family has
passed into maturity OF years there has been
tho satisfaction added to their long friendship
OF witnessing an increasing fondness between
the children OF both families for each other.
1t Is five years now since Mr.. Schwarzkopf
gave up his saloon and retired from business
and 1t Is four years since Mr.. Wind
muller did the same with his grocery.
Each has his horse and carriage. and their
similarity OF tastes has thrown them together
more since their retirement from business
than before. The little Wndmnllers and the
little Schwarzkopfs who played together in
childhood and youth have begun to reach
years Of discretion. and the possibility OF more
than one matrimonial alliance between the
families has suggested itself in pleasing way
to both sides As q result. the Windmnllers
and Schwarzkopfs have attended the same
picnics. the same singing society festivals.
and the same exhibitions OF the Turner's for
years Now their intimacy is broken. Even
the young folks walk on opposite sides OF the
street. and tho elder Schwarzkopf says:
Ply chimminetty If dot Vindmiller don't
moot dis sthreet out. riGhdavay avick goes
myself
WindmGler has been saying the same thing
OF SchwarzKopf. and tho children OF both. who.
in common. have been urging for several
like Bushwick avenue. hope that the time has
come to go. but now they want to go to differ
ent neighborhoods
The break in the friendship comes OF visit
that the Schwarzkopfs and tho Windm1llers
made to the Worlds Fair. They went out to
Chicago together but came home on different
the day before the one set for their return: To-
EE ed sIo they had done the Midway They
aNDrnSSad RptiSfaptiOD
sancrkraut, and frankfurters in the German
yiIN;ags Mheneysr the bands had played The
the table With his beer glass and Mindmaer
he'd yelled Hoeh" with long-drawn,o1t
"Wednesday. and on tuesday Mr.. Windmuiisr
the srset o. Of csr
While Mr sShI;warzkqpi and ndnn2hsers took
Would have gone D. we'll " il Mrs. sohwarE.
kopi had j, not weighed 300 pounds: That
sd Spent fo Sa an she ana
Cairo Street. and Mrs. schwartz OPT had shaken
and women mount and ,dismount the cameis.
almost e s his head @ and then wouPd til her
backward IN she would lie ALMOST fiat on her
kopf's merrment could not be restrained. She
Lea the crowd OF Nv; 2Oo persons with her peals 81
son na Of nufn n sas
athlete Of German athletes; and said: -
Then Windmdler got tan an idea. Mrs. schwarz-
only 81! pounds; but he, said to Mrs. scSwarz-
der whole crowdt ger Mrs SeH%srzko Iap hesi
tated a moment, then thought u little. and
saw what was going on. They urged Mira.
Schwarzkopf, too.
ns m9h srd 90 s tshf r i'd ssa
The Windm0llers tuGged and Mrs. Schwartz
ing cries Of :. Mother. you'll look so handsome
W. there It's aS, Easy as swinging in era
lust for once" The camel evidently seeing esiy;
what was before him; and. tired with his fire.
nI we ha the
persuasions. Windmiller saw that it WAS WAS
Rs srxns to Try sd fs s
s giss cG.s pF and seenE e three 81
couldn't resist and before she knew It she was
backed bake up against kneelinE camel Wind
whom the wink had been given. seized Mrs.
Schwarzkopf. and. with heave-ho and much
by waving mnndkercniefs and swinging c canes.
Mrs. SchwarGkopf despite her fierce struggled.
iaminG face: and fhr r KS Of terror found hers
and the stout thongs Of the saddle in her
hands, The elder, Windmhlcr wiped hls brow.
camel, tho crowd was wild with delight. and
the attendant and the two young Windm1llers
rushed around to the front and held UT. their
par and the crowd owe cosnd s ropes
j." Don't get frightened mother" said one,
II you fall vel! catch YOU" " Hold on tight.'
saaed Ha9 thipi You won't DO seasiok Long,
Mrs Schwarzkorf WINS pale and flushed in
AS the camel began TO got up on his forefoer,
and Mrs. Schwarzkopf went sagging behind
rick. and others askeI her how she liked to-
bogganing on II camel. and WindmIller said
thdt ne me blast rocked more then the t1gboat
John Heirncr of to Europe.
With much swayinG. much bending. much
Windmtller waved his hand and shouted:
" Dis preaks dor reG;kort | bed you, The
r. Rome than did Mrs. schwarzk OBI. and Mr..
r"m tine r. q c"Tp Il an
the shops ceased. The bum bum "a -candyS
man stopped his shril cry. the little donkeys
fakir that calls attention TO the limo lot OF as
sorted mummies in the imitation temple at the
periods. A Cairo native ran along in front
e. Tearing passage as they used 10 do in New
fro; There was a great wave Of laughter and
enthusiasm all along the street. and when the
h ns came the merrIment Increased
price of admission TO every uae in the crowd 10
S"e hat tumuit. With shouts. waving OF hats
md handkcrrhiet|. and many hurruhs. Mrs.
Schwarzkop final! y reached the ground safely,
She caught the Infection OF tho moment. and.
FOR nm instant was sorn waving her own hand
kerchi"f in satisfaction. Then she remem-
hcred, and her. Indignation. rising with the
3wiitness Of IA West lidian cyclone. asserted
ltseli. She gave WlnlmAllrr whack over the
head with her umbrella. which she had carried
to the J air thinking that til" smoky Chicago
Al atmosphere meant rain sure. pushed the
young Windmhllers aside. aud fairly waddled
out uf the place.
Not since then have tho SchwarHkop!s and
the WlnImullcrs spoken. The ne ghnorh00d
has taken sides in the matter. and one OF the
neghbors, with wAggish disposition, inten-
He'd the leun a few days lhter 10y mailing 10
Mrs, SchwarlkOpf copy OF "A newspaper con-
aiming the announcement that tho street Of
IA 70 was COMING to New York next spring.
Dot loafer Nindmil.er sen II dot hab er." said
"unt he moods or l don't sthGy
here. by chimminetty."