The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1898-03-08
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"Poiicemeni Detectivesi Gstrooknete pflau-
mont Dots What deg ars-nothing absr dried
plums."
This was what wilhelm Lohrman said about
tho detectives Of the Fifth street police station
last night. When ho preferred 10 the detectives as
dried plums he believed he know what he was
talking about. for he 10 . Wholesale delicatesssn
man. and he ought TO know Just what . dried
plum 10.
Tho thirty.two members Of the Lohrman Klon.
dixie Delicatessen Mems Association were In the
Hotel Fritz K,sin at $50 sixth street when Mr..
Lohrman discussed dried plums and beer last
niRht. They had assembled TO drink out one
moro keg before starting for the gold fields of
Alaska.
The proprietor of the little saloon, Fritz Klein.
rehearsed the story OF his arraignment in Essex
Market Police Court earlier In the day. Evory
time he told the story the crowd said in German,
Damn the dried plums who arrested you, Mr..
Klein" and Mr.. Klein damned tho plums" and
brought moro beer to the gold seekers who sat
at the little tables in his little saloon and kissed
their friends good-by.
On Sunday It was decided to have Q parting
supper, and while the supper was being eaten In
Klein's apartments over the little saloon o
knock came at the door and . woman's voice
said:
II want my husband. Mr.. Habercohn, which
say he will to Klondike 20 und leave me-"
Dor gcntlemans you spoken about 10 ~notin,''
answered Proprietor Klein, opening tho door
just o little.
II am my husbands Wife" shouted the
woman: "if you don't let me catch him 1 get
der policies. Dyer hear -
II told you twice already dot he 10 not here
explained Mr.. Klein: II told you twice already
und I don't intention to told you der second
time
"Don I 60 on der station house T. shouted the
angry wife. and she went. She told the Ser
geant on duty at the East Fifth street police
station that thirty-two men were going to
tho Klondike and that her husband was
among them. Detectives RaediE and Wood
bury were sent back to Kiein's house with
the woman. They knocked at the door and do
idsf head out Of the door and expiain ed0t that peS Mr..
Haberoohn had flown from Avenue A to the
5stf n Sass with Innt the ella last m osst side contingent that
trouble in crossing the continent.
"Iguess he's in Yuno BY dis time, said Klein.
"Yunoi" repiied Klein.
II know + answerered one of the cops. "I
And tho two cops forced The door. When they
got inside they went to, the beer key and drew
two glasses Of amber.colored fluid.
Its lager" said the other. SO NO know
where hySI Ma9 : as;d n I Is; we kn S,s ;,ehr
the Klondiko Association.
back window II said one Of the detectives.
Dot must had hecn my husband" remarked
Mrs. Habercohn. who had followed the officers
After more parleying the detectives arrested
i h,S,H w 81 g G ahe RI 81 iiCtssl1 Protested tes adlq snS SAID said
they had bought the key Of beer on Saturday.
p Se Sss fsps my last night in hi. little
the ssto &l0 asdhiia5fp5e oiie sss :sSny Men n inc M aaTsI s.t %hi,i
about tho little tables saying fsreWell the SEQ
He said he had fixed things with his
vii. wife 80 3o that s hSa T TgnIt care for v, his
engaged q. band OF music for tho east side Klon-
dixie parade to be held this afternoon. and that
SALOON to the West FcrtS-second street ferry.
said that bis wife had asreeS to stay home s't and
mind his laundry. Notwithstanding the fact that
sha 5n' and ha a her ar'I na aPSn iR Rsank wlt On tn tSe assoc asse.
cations books.
street. wai' sepor Aein that" T ne bad n alrosd ~ ss ia r r,pd.
Chris KSnnsstsS Of Ps2 Eas. Forty.sseona
XsnaesStEt's eopnt;y psopsr.S. si.h9Sa ss { paid
him 300 a week. He is q fancy glass worker.
John Feinhals. @ grocer of 40 Spring street,
West Hoboken, stated that he was ready to
start at o minutes notice. The others who
made similar reports to this were: John Luti.
electrician ofthe Liederkranz Society; Wilhelm
Waldo, a farmer OF Fort Leei Wilhelni Pebcel OF
1ls Palisade avenue. Union HULL. n: Tsmkoof
ton street; A.. konrad. q brewer. of 426 West
Thirty-first street.; Andrew Cook. GAL West
Forty-second street.. Ernst Schink, 252 West
Fortieth street; Paul Henzel. So First street;
William Lohrman, delicatessen dealer OF
261 East Tenth street; Gus Hunewinkel.
215 Avenue G; Leonard Nader. brewer.
10 Concord street. Brooklyn; Edward Neu-
with. engineer. 272 Grand avenue. Astoria:
Fred Bender. butcher, II Leonard street. Brook.
street. Brooklyn; Herman staltz. grocer. Of
ductor. III Fast lOsth street; Wilhelm
Griepernau. 1875 East l34th street; Albert
Beeri, ship carpenter, 22S East twenty fifth
street; Gus Schreiner. butcher. II Leonard
street, Brooklyn; Fritz Taddiken. Blocker street;
Paul Mcneil. cook. so First street: Henry Oest.
meyer, 224 East 113th street, and Henry Sauen,
First avenue.
The party will go to Chicago and stop over at
st. Paul for n day. Then they will proceed to
Seattle. where they will remain for three days,
and on March 10 they will leave Seattle on a
tends to pay $50 for a pair Of dogs. They OK;
there prospect for three months, after which
they will 60 to Dawson City. Each man will be
provided with a Klondike outfit, and will DAIRY
enough provisions to keep him a year.