Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1894-07-22
ISLAND CITY ITEMS
KAUFMAN MUST GO mack TO Ar
KANSAS.
Even II His Embexsiement. Are set
tied, the Detectives WIN Prose-
cutc-scheidhnucr Taken to
Denver seaiy's Prize.

Galveston. Texas. July 2o.-sergeant
kirkpatrick OF the Hot Springs police
force arrived last nlght TO take back
r. Kaufman. the young Hebrew wait
ed there for the alleged crime OF obtain
ing money under false pretenses by
means OF checks. Sergeant Kirkpatrick
Is waiting for extradlton papers, which
he expects will reach him BY tomorrow
or Sunday. when he will leave for Hot
Springs with his man. Sergeant Kirk
patrick says that Kaufman victinlged
ihe druggists and others OF Hot Springs
blhttased tune o. about ssGo ile also ek.
Kaufman had laid his plan TO make
a raise from a prominent druggist here
ny me check racket. but the. druggist
received teiegraphic warning from Hot
Springs and refused TO be taken In
kaufmann takes matters cody, has en-
gaged lawyer. and is trying to fix up
matters through his relatives by the
AID OF his attorney. Sergeant Kirkpat-
rick. however, says that Kaufman viii
have 70 go back to Hot Springs and
face the music there
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
The following proceedings were had in
the criminal court today;
Charles Mccarthy. aggravated assault
and battery; nned s2s.
George Proctor, assault to rape; defend
ants motion for new trial overruled and
defendant sentenced to two years IN the
penltentiary.
Pros Davis. ms1emeanor (thefo, two
cases; reset for Saturday,
Ed Mcfarland mlsdemeanor (theft),
two cases: reset for Saturday.
Dave Clark, appeal from lower court
dsfsndants appeal dismissed, on motion
OF state. because bond Is defective.
ORANGE BLOSSOMS IN VIEW.
Charles Gebert left this evening for
| HOmsfnu no nth
Sunday morning. He will then 10 to
Sweet Home and be united in marriage
to Miss Augusta Thonlg OF that nlace.
The couple will make short trip
through the interior and return to Calves
ture home here. The groom is we'll known
number Of years. The bride Is the daugh-
ter Of wealthy ranchman OF Sweet
| Home.
FIRST PRIZE.
one OF the officers OF the Seoly Rifles
is In receipt OF letter from Little Rock
stating that the awarding OF the first
prize at the late Interstate drlm was
not according to the merits OF the com
psnies. The letter lie from a prominent
| citizen Of Little Rock and It stated that
| the Sealys were entitled TO the first p-ize
| that the matter was being slfted TO the
| bottom ard that the award would he
private and viii be brought before the
company.
LEFT WITH HIS MAN.
Detective Eales of Denver left at $50
on the Gu.f. Colorado and Santa Fe.
with Charles sehedhauer, who is wanted
there for embegzling from Milwaukee
/ brewery, scheldhauer agreed to return
| the matter could be settled upon his
arrival in Denver without prosecution.
GOT TWO YEARS,
George Proctor one of the young negro
hoodlums who grossly assaulted two
ladies' while bathing In the gulf over a
month ago, was tried and convicted In
| the criminal district court and sentenced
to the State reformatory for two years.
NoTEs AND PERSONALS.
Major X. b. Baer OF Houston was in
| Galveston today.
PHI. Hoelze!. JT, prominent commits
ing few days win relatives ana friendi
IN Galveston.
C. f. Marsehner left this morning foi
Sour Lake, lie has peen IN poor healti
for come time and will renain at the re-
sort for several weeks.
d, C. weatherby OF the American Re.
lrigeratoF COMPANY, stationed al ~ Loul,
spent the day IN Che ely and Will leave
tonight for Fort Worth.
Homer Eads. commercial agent OF
the Missouri Pacific railroad with head
quarters at San Antonio. is spending a
few hours at the seashore.
Mr.. Werner and daughter OF New or
leans and Miss Antonio Fernandez OF
Houston have returned home after
spending several pleasant days In Gai-
weston.
General Manager Yoakum OF the Gulf,
Colorado ana SANTA Fe left tniB morning
at $50 In his private car, accompanied
by MS private secretary. for cnleago
and Washington, u. ..