The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1909-12-16
TALLAHASSEE
NEWS NOTES
ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST
AND PERSONAL MENTION GATH
Erred AT THE STATE CAPITAL.
speeiaI 10 the JournaI.

| Special to the Journal,
| Tallahassee, Dec. 14-JOhn Minis
ST, mas been found not guilty of be,
ing accessory to the attempted muir
der OF Mr. Taylor, an old Confederate
sold1er, coming here from Virginia.
Johh Minis, Jr., and his brother, Joe
Nl1as' were found guilty of the charge
as It appeared in the indictment.
VINO buys liquor from a blind tiger
cases which came up at this term of
Lne court have been turned loose.
Judge Malone holds that the man
who buys liquor from a blind tiger
Is as guilty as the man who sells it.
and that officers of the law, whose
sworn duty it is to prevent the com
mission or crime, as far as it is in
their power to do, have no right to
direct violation of a statute to Sc
cure evidence of a supposed crime. -
Mrs. Armstrong There.
Mrs. Helen Armstrong, of Chicago,
is IN Tallahassee giving practical les
sons IN cooking. Mrs. Armstrong
mas made most attractive kitchen
or the MuTo opera house stage, and
dressed entirely in white, makes Of
herself an even more attractive COOK.
She has been fitted OF with a new
gas range by the City Light and Fuel
company, and her cooking is the
highest perfection of the art
1t was a pleasure and to most of
her audience perhaps a revelation to
see her manipulating the various
kitchen utensils, all Of aluminium,
in an easy, graceful way that robbed
cooking" of all its seeming drudgery.
Her running comments and explana-
tons, made without a break in the
smoothness and continuity of her
speech, were exceedingly entertaining
and vastly instructive, and threw light
upon many small details that are not
commonly understood by the average
housekeeper.
In this afternoons lesson ham
triangIes, served with tomato sauce;
cheese OmeIet, nut and potato GRO
quotes and cocoa tea cakes were
prepared. Tomorrow she will serve
fried oysters, Scotch scenes, baked
bananas, almond cream cake and COT
fee.
This is Mrs. Armstrong; first visit
to Florida, and she expresses herself
as being delighted with her reception
was composed of the representative
women of Tallahassee, all of whom
seemed very appreciative and ex-
tremeIv interested in all that the ac-
compIished lecturer and demonstration
said and did.
Mrs. Armstrong will be in Jack
sonvilIe all of next week
- $500 Is Derived
The neat little sum of $500 was
taken in by the ladies of the Woman'S
club during their recent demOnstTa-
ton BAZAAR fair, and now ali in
debtedhess on their beautiful club
house tIot is wiped out. The ladies
express themselves as being extreme
ly grateful for all favors and special
courtesies extended them during the
fair.
acknowledgements Wedding.
LAST Wednesday morning. at the
residence of the brides father, Mr. R.
F. Bradford, of BradfOTdviIle, Mt.
Frank Biclzerstaff. of Columbus, Ga,
was married to Miss Bessie Bradford,
a beautiful and charming yOang wO-
man belonging to one of the oldest
and most influential families of Leon
county A number of relatives and
friends went out to attend the we'd
ding. and were accompanied back to
the CITY by the newly-maTTied pair,
who left on the eastIOOund train for
a trip down the east coast before
going on to Columbus
Another tt Guy AAcA--N NANA-AAr7 AN'lEA
place Yesterday at the Methodist dis
.rict parsonage, when Mr. Fred
Weibe of Ocala. and Miss Efie
Moore daughter of Rev. L. ". Moore.
presiding elder of the Tallahassee dis
riot we're united in marriage. Mr.
VYeihe was accompanied to IallahaS-
see bv his brother, AIr. Carl Weihe,
Of Jacksonville.
Personal Mention
Miss Beatrice Sinclair, who was
bridesmaid at the recent marriage in
TarDa Of Nj Walter Plat TO Miss
Jennie Sharp. has returned 70 her
iUties as stenOgTapher to the rail
road commission
yrs Henry Perkins and Miss BPS- |
SIC TurubUn, Of Monticello. were
3aIeratss to the District Missionary
-onfe-euce held at Trinity Methodist
,burcb the early part Of the week.
Prank W. Pope. attOTuev at law. T. !
T. TouIfnsuu and Dan J. Pleasant
we're three prominent citizens of
Jacksonville visiting Tallahassee this /
week.
Col I. z. Robertson, OF Live OAK. |
md Hon. p. K. NOn-e, chairman IF 4
he hoard of control and Hon. ". r !
1ormsn. state lecturer fer the Farm /
RS Fducat onal and Cooperative .
,nion, have been recent visitors TO !
he capitol