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The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

Some Of these youngsters who ere
studying physiology have e. hard .
time as their parents dguring out the
terms used in that profoundly interest,".
ing subject. One little girl. according
to her mentor, was asked the ether
day 10 name the three openings into
the throat. For the benefit Of the gen
lie reader who may not have studied
his physiology recently Il may b stat.
"a that the openings are the eplgiottis,
tie esOphagUs and the aIimentaFy ca
nj.
The little girl had tried awfully hard
20 remember those names because che
had a bunch that the teacher would
ask her to giye them. She gtarted
bEav0ly.
''rhs spigIOttis." she began ana hes-
tatod.
'Rieht you are" encouraged the
teacher. what thenT
'The-um-ah-aarcophagusP p she IN,
CURED a little dubiOusly.
''YOu mean esOphagus. my dear.
uaggested ths teacher. "And ne
thirdY
The ETio eanaiP' announced TIE 1T
De girl confidently and triumphantly.---
Louisville CouFier-JOurnal.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

The question "Couid q man I've on
the moonf" has been put 90 an emil
nent astronomer. who replied: IL am
afraid not. A man transplanted 70 the
moon would hnd himself the lone In
habitant Of q perfectly hfeleos orb IN
which eternal silence roigna. He
would have % manage without aiE,
water OF Gre. He would not need 20
put windows IN his house. for there b
no wind. no rain. no dust, upon the
moon. II has been truly and practical
" observed that the moon b apparent
~ abandoned 10 death, nouFishlng no
inhabitants. producing nothing reaem-
bling trees. flowers % beautiful things
OF any klnd-useless, 30 short. except
90 q mass Of extinct volcanic rubbish.
which drugS che sea into tides and ~
fleets the sunbeams Ia moonlight"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03
A aseyv Of osmbstts.

II IL told Of Gambetta that once,
when 10 the heyday OF bis power.
when be went 10 some agricultural de-
Dartment 20 Gust q reactlOnary candi.
date In favor OF one OF bis friends. be
inquired shout the agriculturista
wants. I'VE are sadly IN need Of
rain" came the ansWer "I'Il see
about II when I get 10 Paris" prom.
ised 0ambetta. And his listeners be-
lleved IN hIs promise. The record
runs that the rain came down In Tor.
rents q day OF two after and that
when the Foacti0naFy candidate pre-
santed himself be Wss booted &C. Let
your party DO ~ much Tor ua aa Gam
bstta. and we'll elect yOu." thoT SAID.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

One Sunday morning at CauntOn
church Dean Hole noticed a tlpsy man
In thu congregation. He bore bis pres
enee until Il was no longer possible
and then came 20 q halt with the
question. "Ars you ~ 20 remain IN
0od'e hOussf'
The man 500 up unstsadlly and was
helped % che doog.
"Jamos," said Hole amer the service
was over. what az you DO with
himF
TIE useful paRishloner replied, =
put him on q tombslona sir"
TIE Indignant WEARS retoft was.
'Couldnt you have put BIN under itY'
--L.ondon Mall.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

Really 20 be a hyDOcrite must 70.
duiro horrible strength Of character.
AID ordinary man such az you or 7 gen.
orally falls at last because be has not
enough energy 10 be q man. But the
hypocrite must have enough energy 70
BE- two men. II II said that q liar
should have q good memory. hut a
hypOcFlte must have not only a good
memory Of the past. but q consistent
and creative vision Of the future; bis
unreal self must be 20 far ren 70 him.
The perfect hypOcrite should be a trim.
ity Of artistic talent lie must be q
novelist like Dickens 10 create a false
character. He must be 40 actor Ike
Garrick 20 act H. And be must be q
business man like Carnegie TO proht
By H. Such a genius would not be
easy % BDd 10 any countTy.-G. K.
ChestertOn.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

Bucket shops name now usod
b denote small "outsids" stockbrokers
OF fnanciers not Ia membership with
the Stock Exchange-Wefe 80 called
because when they Arst Started a.
Chicago ths only commodity dealt 81
~ small spectators 10 any extent
was wheat. The legitimate dealers
would not handle al order Tor les
than 500 bushels, and than 3 Iot oe
places sprung up where men q I'm
tied capital could speculats with verg
small sums. and these men were spo-
ken OF CONTEMPORARY as buying and
selling wheat by the bucketful; hence
shops where q small business vas
conducted IN grain on q margin came
b Be known az bucket shops. ms
tsrm was finally extended % eoFa all
brokerage oGlces where small lots q
either grain or stock were bought an1
cold, and Il was applied particularly
~ those places where both seller and
buyer did not more than ',gamtleR "a
Ne rise and fall of stocks
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

A diminutive specimen Of iuvenl1a
fsmininity yclept Miss MuGst ha4
placed herself IN 8 sitting posture unn
an article % household furniture osdl-
narIly termed an ottoman OF han1ock
ministering 30 the grati1caelon e9
her gustatOFy organs By ingurgitztina
the eoagulatod portion Of bovine nc
teal auid mingled with the wntsgy
serum Of the same which remains az
e. the coagulated portion hao been
segregated and Withdrawn.
Happening % glance downwart. ~
observed that q specimen of the eetn
araneida. class arachnida. Femags
Tor iis ability 70 prod1ca ni1noa'
extraordinary tenuity NON li of
interior. had taken a poailion ubot al
ottoman o. hasscck "a immodials
Imity % her.
Whlch totally unexpected ine
aroused hsr apDrehansion g aeH
sxtent that she immatiatalq. n
So l.recipitatclY, aroes fron
q posfurs and degaricf ff
D. ny. ioaviai ths iolru1oF On
Bated ooaoinA 81 thn
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

Plymouth rock has become an object
o. vensratl0n IN the United States be-
cause Of ifs interesting historicai asso-
Citations. A. Il well known. Il Il the
rock OF ledge on which the pilgrims
ere believed 20 have landed when they
arBt stepped from their boats 10 the
harboF OF what ls now Plymouth,
Mass. In ITO part Of the rock was
removed 10 the vicinity Of Pilgrim
hall but was afterWard restored 20 its
original site and II now under the
stone canopy that suTmOuntS the main
rock on Water street Charles Sumner
said, From the deck Of the Bay1ow.
OF. from the landing at Plymouth rock,
% the senate Of the United States IL q
mighty contrast, covering whole spaces
Of history hardly less than from the
wolf that sucked RomuIus and Remus
30 that Roman senate which 90 cuTule
chairs swayed Italy and the world"
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03
Legal Advertisements.

In the Circuit Court, Second Judicial
Circuit, Leon County, Florida In
ChRncerY.
Mary n. vaaon. Complainant. v. David YaaOn.
Defendant
1T HAVING BEEN MADE TO APPEAR BY
the hiildavit Of complainant that the residences
81 the defendant 4 unknown, and that there h
no pefgon. the services Of q subpoena upon Whom
would bind the said defendant. and that The said
defendant . over The are Of tWenty-One years.
Il q thereby ordered that the aaid defendant
David Nan0b. -, and be u hereby required 10 ap-
pear b the aid biil d complaint on Monday. the
eth day 81 December A. u. 1909. and that this
order be- published once q week for. eight success
aive weeks IL The Weekly True Democrat news
paper published N the State q Florida. and In
The said County 81 Leon.
n witness whereof. I. Henry r. Folksl. Ciofk
Of the Circuit Court Aforesaid, have hereunto So
my hand and the seal 81 the said Court this the
lzih day e October A. p lsgs - vv,vw
Clerk Circuit Court. Leon County. Florida
Attest-HENRT r. FBLKnL,
St-8W Clerk Of said Court
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03
GaaF6ian's Hotico.

NOTICE Is HERRBY GIVEN 10 ALL
Az whom q mag ooncom that I tie undersigned.
90 guardian Of the estates Of LaWrone8 Wlllaee.
John Q. We1lEcs and Annio p, Wailaea miners,
WIN, o. the 1ath day a. Deeonbgg. = y. lola q
10 o'clock a n, maka app lcation y TIE holoEabls
Benjamin A. MeIinuin1s County JUDGE IN au1 1oI
L.oon county, Forida. at his oldeo IN the eitg q
Ialiahag1eo, for authoEity - eel q private sale
ell the Fight title and iutoegt % tie eaiq miners
sltuats lying and being IN said o0unty, knogn and
described 90 follows. to-uit Begin at q Deint I3i
e. g 81 the Iutor1oction q the W. bo1ndaFg 81
fsrson st.. then run 8. teo e., thsncs w. rs ~.
thence n. % der. % min. W.. 81 e.. and thence
~ 40oa ~ % the point q baEinnlngs &nd alec -
ginning at point 1e6 e. w. az TIE intersection q
the center line 81 yeforson 81. with the ". boun-
daFy q said city thonco run ". El8.6 e., thence
3. ~ oaG, % min. =, 10 e., ana thence N. ~ Qess
10 min. y. igQ e. % The point 81 eeEinnlnG
MARGARET WALLACE,
e. Guuriian q ths Esthtss 81 LeWEsnes Wal
laoa John 9. Wallaos and Annio 2. Wallace.
ao-ae
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

Notice is hereby given that q NEE
ing OF the stockholders Of the Southern
Telephone and COnstFucti0n Company
viii be held &C lts place Of business, ID
The once Of the president &C corner Of
Monroe street and Park avenue, on tia
l0th day Of December, a. ID. 1909, at
10 O'clock e. N. The purpose Of said
meeting being % increase the capital
stock 0f the said Southern Tolophone
and Constructor Company from forty
Thousand dollars % one hundred thou.
sand dollarss o. such ether amount ~
may then Be agrood upon.
w. l. Moon. President.
Attest: p. CLIFTON Noon. Secretary.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03
Haaala pual.

n factories where needles are maoe
The gTlndstones throw OF great 0uanu-
Ties Of minute steal particles, with
which the air becomes heavily eharg'
"a, although the dust H too one 10 b
Dercoptlblo 60 the eye. Breathing the
dust shows 90 immediate eject but
gFndualiy sets up irritation. usually
ending IN pulmonary consumption. In
effective altempts were made 70 screen
the cir By gauze OF linen guards for
nosa and mouth. AZ last the use Of
tho magnet was suggested, and nov
masks OF magnetiEed steel wire are
worn b. workmen and efoctuaily ~
move TIE metal dust before the cir u
brsathed.-London Graphic.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03


Why Is II that q mans hat has 9
band, and why 10 Il this band has q
bow invariably on the left sidei
The answer IL that there was q time
when q piece Of cloth adjusted 10 the
head and tied with q band Of other
material served for q headpieee. The
reason the bow was always placed
on the left side had Zee origin IN the
fact that IN welding q sWOrd-an &C.
eomplishment possessed by nearly eV-
cry one Of consequences at one period
Of the worlds history-ths bow OF
Fosette II placed on the right side
would have been IN the way. lea pre-
Snt day utility IL that Il keeps most
men from wearing their hats bind side
before, and. although with most hats
that would not matter, with most
heads II dOes.-Chlcago Record Herald.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03
nAnnIcARRRn-
Thls IL the Case VIII May TaIla
hare RaNnla.


Too many Tallahassee citizens are
Handicapped with q bad back. The an
eeaslng pain causes constant misery,
making work q burden and STOPPING or
lifting an lmpossibillty The back aches
% night, preventing refreshing rest and
IN the morning 10 stln and lame. Plas-
toFa and llnaments may give relief but
cannot reach the cause. To eliminate
che pains and aches you must cure the
kidneys.
Deems Kidney Pills cure sick kidneys
oud cure them permanently. Can you
doubt Tallahassee evidenced
NJ. FlataueF, 216 Monroe ST., ITALIA
hAssbs, Fla, says: 81 believe that the
STOPPING required In my work weakened
ny kieneye There was . constant
pain aerOss the small Of my back and
my head ached the greater part OF the
time. The passage OF the kidney secre-
ti0ns were very irregular and e was q
common thing for me 10 get up several
times during the night. A friend who
he'd been cured Of similar troubles by
DJan'a Kidney Pills, advised me 90 try
them, and / procured q box at the HaF-
dee-Smith CO.. Drug Store. / am now
glad that I did 90. az they lived up 30
Representations and gave me prompt
relief"
For sale by all dealers Price so
cents. Fostsr-hllburn Co, Buffalo,
New York, cole agents for the United
Rs@smbsr the name Deans and
take no other.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

OK MONTHS AFTER DATE. AS ADMINS
- iatrator Of the estate Of 4 w. Gramling, De-
ceased. vii present % the County Judge Of Leon
county. florida. my final account and vouchers,
and thcntuk for q final dischaFge from the admin
iatrati0n Of SAID estate
o. l. CRAWLING,
Administrator.
Oetobar 10Th i0oa sS-em
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

A Vshdeg Of fresh shrimps bad had
a very unoEclting day. hOuey was
scarce Eventually n dream street
4 wonian STOOD shouting % the door.
unrying %. hs asked eagerly, "A
Dan'orth. mumr
rNo." she replied shafplyi - hap.
erth. Dye think we've sot cougaayr
--Eondon ncFaps-
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03
Notice Of StocKhoIdeFS' lls11ine.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT THE
~ annual meeting q 6toskhOidoFa % the j. p.
Wililama Land Company, q e0gporatlgn OrganlEsd
aad existing undeF TIE laNs Of The State 81 llcF-
800 O'Clock 3. m. IN the once ~ the camrany %
Tallahas8oe. Florida, according 70 The hy-laWa Of
the Company, for the tranaactign Of any and ell
business that may Be properly handed at such
%. HATCH,
8-2t Secretary.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

An accounts % 20 before County
Commlssionora at their December meet
ing must b presented ~ IknFainy. tle
81 day az necembeg, with Counay And
bor, III II. NnlKnl
- Cierk ol Circult CouFt
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03
Alaaarnana.


Mado uuiuT Bsetion @. ChADtuE ais Laws Of
florida
Showing tha Em0unt 81 taHog eharNod % tie
Tax Collectog" % Leon County, FioridE. 81 b
colacted fer Tie current year 1865 and the appoFe
toulent Of the sane % the several funds fer
which taEoa havs been levied;
fUtni saH- year les. and EXTRA
DQalas---e- ---~--s.. yatsofksuN
Anount paid % Nov. fat ioo9. elS, GALS
b. Ero1a. ine0lvonelea. az sail H.0ii0o
APPoRTi0NEGENT.
CgneInl HgVuuua. $4,000. lo.010.oo
AJnoant Daid 20 Nov. ist. 1909. e,alo1
b ssrora. insoiVoncios. Ae--- 7ato- to.o1oOo
senoola. --ss---.=-.-...-- AAeao.Oo
Ameant paid % Nov. 1st 1903. Ie.BSl-0
~ essuEa, inaolSanciaa. d. ibADo- 0otooo
Polls..--,--.--.,---.-.-. 1.s,aoo
~ esFo1A insoiveuniea. A. ir.oe- L&Aoo
Pa and Forfoitura- 06sooo
Amount raid b Nov. isl looo eoElU
- erEuSa. tnsoiVencios. de- NV Aoaoe
knada and Bird os-..---...-- aStooo
Amo1nt paid % Nov. lat, 1893. a01H
~ orrosa. inaolVoncioa. Ae--. Af1- Ae0oo
apsuinl Gehooi District Nal GSSaoo
Amount paid % Nov. lat, leqo. taS&N
~ sEEora. insolgunGiea. 49, tlu- A1sA0o
Attn1l- HWmN IL ful.Knl-
clark Of Circuit C0urt. LooR count5. Fiori4A
NVo. lat, ie1o
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1909-12-03

Assent paid 20 Nov. iss. ioo9. So. Gi.Se
b. errosa. insOlvoneiea. a. Sail
AppORTIONnrENT
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-09-25
SUBSCRIPTION RATES:
Sherifrs Sale.
STATE OF IDAHO, 4
County, of Idaho. 9o-

County of Idaho, s.
By virtue of an execution issued out
of the District Court of the County Of
Idaho, State of Idaho wherein George
M. Carter is plaintiff, and Elk Gold
Mining and Milling Company, a Corpor-
alton is defendant. upon q Judgment
rendered the 3lst day of August, A. D.
1909 for the sum Of Sll, 502.4l lawful
money. besides costs and interest.
have this day levied upon ali the right.
title, claim and interest Of said defend
ant, Elk Gold Mining and Milling Com
pany, a Corporation. of, in and to the
following described real estate, tO-wit:
ok No. / Group consisting of Elk
No. J., Alberta No. j., Alberta No. 2,
Alberta No 4, Alberta No. 5, Alberta
No. 6, Spotted Deer No. 4, Spotted
Deer, Spotted Deer No. :, and Spotted
Deer No. lode mining claims, desig-
mated by the Surveyor General as Sur
vey No. 2l98. embracing a portion Of
Sections 80. 81 and b. in Twp. %. N.
r. s, y. j. III. in the Elk Mining
District, IN the County Of Idaho and
State Of Idaho, In the District Of Land
subject to sale at Lewiston. and
bounded, described and plated as fol-
lows, with magnetic variations 81 l.:
Beginning, for the description Of Elk
No. 1 lode claim. as corner No. /. a
white fir post ms. square, 6 fl long,
marked l-2-2l98, with mound of earth
from which u. S. Z. NJ. No. z bears S.
"a 81 w. 1882 # distant, and discov-
cry bears N. 29' 9 w. 343.4 #. distant;
Thence, first course N. 30' 80 w.
$500 fit to corner No. 2, q pine post
ms square, 6 fl long, marked 2-2l98.
IN mound Of earth, from which the n.
w. corner OF Section 81 IN Twp. %, N.
Il. 8, u. j. III. bears N. 29' w. 70l.6
# distant;
Thence, second course, j. 1885 # to
Cor. No. B a fir post ms square, 4 #
long, marked 3-2l98, in mound Of earth;
Thence, third course. S. 30' 80 u.
696.6 fl to Cor. NO. A, a red fir post 6
ms square. II long, marked 1-3-2-Zl56,
in a mound Of earth;
Thence. fourth course. w. 1885 Fl to
Cor. No. i, the place OF beginning; the
survey of the lode claim as above de-
scribed extending 1885 fl in length
along said Elk No. ] vein or lode
Beginning. for the description Of Al
berta No. ! lode claim. a Cor No. J. a
white mr. post ms square g fl long.
marked l-Z-o-1lst ln mound of EARTH
from which said u S. u. IN. No. 2
bears $. l6- ABB y. 2ll7.5 II distant. said
section corner beans N. I'd rs u. 65l 3
IN distant. and discovery shaft bears
m. 25 l8' 81. 1913 p distant.
Thence FIRST course N. l6 40' W.
1900 40 to Cor ho Il pine post ms
square. - long marked 2lies, in
mound 0f earth,
Thence. second course. ~. So 25 b.
Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1909-09-25
ELK CITY raiNINC NEWS

ISSUED EVERY SATURDAY BY
GEO. z. FIANfL TON. . Publisher
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-30
MILITANT
sUFFRAGETTEs
ARRESTED
One Hundred and Fifty One
Arraigned in Court Today
Cases Continued Eight
Days.
ARE RELEASED ON
OWN RECOGNIZANCE
Hundred Thousand Specta-
tors Watch Assault on
Parliament.

London, juno S0.-Ons hundred
and iifty-ono suffragettcs arrested
yesterday when women led big riot
In London and attacked the parlia-
moEt house I'm al effort to get an
Interview with Premier Asquith,
were arraigned In court this morning
and the cases continued for eight
days. They were released on their
own recognizancc.
Londoa, June 30.-Ths militant
spnragettes made their expected at
tack on parliament last evening.
The deputation was headed by Mrs.
Pankhurst and six other prominent
suffragettes, A crowd OF fully lOO,-
COS people surrounded tho parlia-
mont house ami tho women were
given most royal reception, al
though the crowds havo hitherto
been hostile to the movement,
Tho police finally arrested tho
delegates. In order TO do so, how
ever, they were compelled to fight
their way through tens or thousands
OF would-be rescuers.
The mounted police finally charged
the crowd and wild scenes ensued
The police We're driven back by the
mob and were compelled to close the
palace gates 10 prevent a concerted
attack ON parliament.
The police used their clubs and
many dog whips, with which they
had been armed in expectation or
the attack. The women in the crowd
usei their hat pins on the police,
and their male sympatnizers used
stones. The attack is one OF the
most sensation and bitter In tho his
tory OF the entire suffragette move
mcnt
A few male sympathilnrs OF the
women pentratcd into the parliament
house, but were promptly elected
The police were reinforced and
cleared "A space of 300 yards from
the gates Of the house. The demon
stratio1 developed into n disorderly
riot. rowdies. from London taking a
hand In the ARRAY
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-30
AEROP[hNE
FAILS TO FLY
FIRST DAY
Trial Last Evening a Disap-
pointment-"Air Ship is
Like a Horse" Says Will.
bur Wright.
ORVILLE FINALLY
DISCOVERS DEFECT
Sparker Was Not Right and
insufficient Power Was
Generated.

Washington. June 30.-After max
ins three unsuccessful efforts to get
his now aeroplane into air yesterday
afternoon Orvills Wright made a
short flight. sncirciing tho Fort Mysr
atrodrome.
Lack OF power. due to loose
spark control. was finally determined
upon by the two Wrights ~ tho
cause for the refusal OF tho machine
to fly for more than a fsw hundred
feet beyond the end Of the starting
rail.
"A dying machine IL Like ? horse,
'aid Wilbur Wright. after the trial
III It's new to you you have to get
used to II before II will - lust az
You want II to. You have to learn
It's peculiarities. am glad we
learned what the trouble 10 and after
few more trials you will see some
run"
There was hasdly . -hrasfh Of air
when the machine was taken out OF
IL shed and placed on tho starting
track shortly after o'clock. The
motor was given test and II worked
very smoothly. Tho weight was
then hauled to the top OF tho starting
tower and the rope to which Il 10
attached was fastened TO the aero
plane.
Everything being In readiness.
Wilbur Wright and Taylor, the me-
Chanic. each stationed himself at one
o: the propellers. ready to t.;rn It.,
Ike "cranking" an automobile. Or
vile Wright turned on the ignition
and his brother and the mechanic
gave the prOpellers a twist. The lat
ter whirred around at great rate
AZ Orville took his place "a the OPP
efator's seat. Wilbur stationed him
self at the end OF the aeroplane and
ran along with II when Orville re-
leased weight which pulls IL down
the track and gives It momentum
The machine rose as soon as II left
the rail. but appeared to be able TO
mount into the air but few feet.
The right wing veered towards the
ground. and struck the earth at It's
tip. Tho machine was swung COM
pletely around. Orville quickly stop
ped the motor. IL was found that
the canvas at tho tip Of the wing
had been torn slightly by scraping on
the ground. After the canvas had
been repaired. tho machine was re-
Continued on page fosr)
Bluefield evening leader. [volume] (Bluefield, W. Va.) 1906-1911, 1909-06-30
BRANDENbERG
REARREsTEO
Wanted in st. Louis for Kid
naping = Genuineness of
Cleveland Letter Did Not
Enter Into Verdict.

New York. June 30.--Although
Bi oughton Brandenburg was acQuit-
ted here yesterday OF tina charge OF
grand larceny In connec tLon with the
sale OF an alleged spurious letter Of
Grover Cleveland TO The Ncy York
Times he had only a fsw n:n.as O..
freedom. Before leaving the cont
room ne was rearrested and will be
taken to st. Louis next We, for tria:
on q charge OF Kidnapping h.s step
son. Jaaos Shepard CNbanns, III
The maximum penalty IA Missouri
for kidnapping Is life impriscn
The author was taken back 10 the
Tombs In default OF $4,000 ba., TO
await the arrival OF the Mis- our. Of
ncers
The verdict OF acQl;t.ll or :Le
grand larceny charge WAS rsesiv-
ed within few minute, after the
presiding justice had charged the
jury that the question {: genuine
ness OF Clevsland's sisrAtsre was
immaterial and that even :,s q,ts-
ton OF the genuineness OF the arti-
Gle was only a secondary considera-
tioI he told them. was whct'lp- the
defendant had stolen $500. tina pr'es
paid for the article. from the New
Yorx Times. They must acquit the
defendant, no said, IL the Plmes had
not relied on Brandsnoasg's@ Atate-
ments as to the genuineaass OF the
article. bat had relied or the dec
laratiO1 OF +. s. Hastiny, o,s Ct
the CLEVELAND executors. whom iney
consulted before purchasing the ar
ticle.
The extradition papers for Bran
deRburg's transfer to st. Louis are
now in the hands OF Gov Hughes
at Albany. II is expected that they
Will reach New York tomorrow. The
KIDNAPPING, which Brandcnburg al
mis. occurred shortly after the wri-
ter jumped his bail while under ia
dictment for the sale OF the Cleve-
land article. He was found I'm San
Francisco with the Cabalns boy,
whom he had picked up in ST. Louis.