The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1909-02-03

which had been reversed IN making n
"nrHuu copy rhctI story would have
ronr 70 pieces
iiu. brandy was dIsnurgcI Iy rr
way MS lawyer acted NllrI making all
90" plans tor a s'la.4luwarl urgrc,-
,lyr night, thr lawyer at OBI. last minute
advised him 10 plead CULTS. ur at any
rat" To make very different defense
Mr. Bwndcuburg had uu lime to gct
Il new lawyer and 40 money with which
to Lire one he lrlt that ID he went
way and rcmniu,d una cover he could
ia'u time Ia make Il better fight"
Brought Her From ST Louis.
Tine srlf-siv!rd Mrs lirludcnhurg IS the
daughter ut simeon Leonard, who died
suddenly at his nome In EIdyy,llc, Ken.
lucky, four years ago, after his once
lmv' fortune had dwmdlcd to almost
Hothlng. She married 'Shrp" Cabnnnr
Of st Louis
When Brandouhurg separated from
his wife in 1905 he went to st Louis
and brought Mrs Cabnuur to New
York She had lived here for several
years with her sister the wife of Ed
win Bliss - literary person. who told
ma friends mat he wrote most of the
articles signed by III" names OF prom
lu"ul men which appeared IN the maya
zines. II was while she was visiting
Mr. Bliss that Branlenhurs met her
Whon nc brought her from st Louis
lie also brought Cahannes little son
who has only recently been returned to
his father by Mrs, Cabanne. Brandon
burg
Mrs vaine Brandenburg gave an In
tervicw to the newspapers on the day
Brandenburg lett for st Louis, saying
that they had separated by mutual
agreement because Of his love for the
st. Louis woman.
Had Him Arrested.
Mrs, ValIne Brandenburg had collab.
GRATED with Brandcnbury ia much Of his
work. once the two disguised them
selves ms Immigrants AMI came from
Naples to New York IN the Storage OF
an Immigrant ship. Mrs, Rrandenburg
contracted traChOma on that trip and
never recovered from II, She has since
mnde an EFFORT To support herself by
copying manuscripts for other writer's
burg attempted to force Brandonburg to
support her. She caused his arrest soy.
era times for non-support Last fall
ne He'd TO New Jersey, but she caught
him on this side of the river and he
was locked up In the West Side Court
prison for several days until Mrs ca.
hanne- Rrandenburg found friends who
produced money enough to pay Mrs
Nailne BrandcnDurg what was due her.
Mrs, Minnie Leonard Cahanne Bran
denourg was once regarded as one of
the most beautiful women In st. Louis
Her style WAS dashing and on her
visits to this city she was the centre
or many lively parties at the Waldorf.
Astoria and other hotels
Cell Awaits Him.
Brandenburg LAWYER Samuel Boil
Thomas, went before Justice bowling
In the Crimlnal Term OF the supreme
Court to-day and announced that he had
been In communication with his client
who was still In New York. Rrandon-
burg wrote, he said. that he was not
going to appear for trial until he could
raise some money.
After Mr. Thomas had gone District
Attorney jerome had a conference with
Justice Bowling. A number Of detcc-
tives were sent out 10 make painstak-
ing search FOR Brandenburg.
He seems To think" said Mr. Jerome,
that the law and the courts are 70 he
treated with contempt. He thinks a
forfeiture OF bail in criminal case can
h" set aside lightly We will clap him IN
the Tombs as soon as We find him and
he will have a chance to mediate there.
without BALL on his mistake"