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All the business part of the transaction is settled, but I would like to see you personally if you don't mind, to have a talk over the future always an interesting subject. "Yours very truly, "L. F. BRANT, "Of Rainham Bros., Publishers, New York." Buel read this letter over and over again. He had never seen anything exactly like it.
J. H. Buel impeached the testimony of state's witness Judge Bell who had made the claim that a filer at the Clark-Nickerson mill had been assaulted by a member of the I. W. W. Vanderveer asked this witness: "What was the name of the man assaulted?" "Jimmy Cain." "Who did it?" "I did." "Are you an I. W. W.?" "No sir." "Were you ever?" "No sir."
Into this valley I plunged, and inquiring my way of many a prim farmer's wife and white-headed school-boy, I edged my way northward under the mountain side, and just before noon found myself beneath the "great ellum," where, nearly twenty years ago, Eben Jackson and Hetty Buel had said good-bye. I tied my horse to the fence and walked up the worn footpath to the door.
They call it a lift here, not knowing any better, but it gets there ultimately. I have the title-deeds to a little parlour while I am staying in this tavern, and I thought we could talk better if we had lunch there. Lunch costs more on that basis, but I guess we can stand it." A cold shudder passed over the thin frame of Kenan Buel.
I may add that if the purser has a vacant berth anywhere, I shall be very glad to take it, if the occupants of the room make no objection." "You are very kind," said Hodden, but he did not make any show of declining the offer. "Very well, then, let us settle the matter while we are at it." And Buel pressed the electric button. The steward looked in, saying, "Dinner is ready, gentlemen."
Nothing worthy of note occurred during the day. Marched sixteen miles, and camped at Mitchellville shortly before dark. Had a light fall of rain during the night. General Buel joined us this day. At daylight, September 13th, continued the march. At 10 A. M. arrived at Franklin, Kentucky, which place is on the Nashville and Louisville Railroad.
And so you are going over to see?" Buel laughed. All the depression he felt a short time before had vanished. "I had no such intention when I began the voyage, but even if I should quit the steamer at Queenstown, I could bear personal testimony to the truth of the statement." "Oh, Mr. Buel, that is very nicely put. I don't think you can improve on it, so I shall run down and dress for dinner.
Jim White and J. F. Edmunson were arrested in St. Joseph, but were promptly released, their preliminary examination failing to connect them with the raid in any way. In October of that year a bank at Lexington, Mo., was robbed of $2,000, but so far as I know it was never connected with the Younger brothers in any way until 1880, when J. W. Buel published his “Border Bandits.”
"Splendid," answered the captain, with a smile. "Where's your celebrity? Trot him out." "I believe Mr. Hodden is aft somewhere." "Oh, Hodden!" cried the young man, profanely; "he's a chestnut. Where's Kenan Buel?" The reporter did not wait for a reply, for he saw by the crowd around a very flushed young man that the victim had been found and cornered.
And that was how they came to be there, crowded in a corner, all during the testimony of Betty Ballard, unheeded by those around them mere units in the throng trying to hear the evidence and see the principals in the drama being enacted before them. The ruling of the court upon this point was afterwards justified by the Supreme Court of Wisconsin in the case of Buel v.
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