St. Louis Post-Dispatch
November 22, 1906

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“FIRST ‘Ww EVERYTHING” WITNESSES SAY [COURT TO HEAR {TEXAS INDICTS — P*OP** CuBtt truAt G4 hewex CARUSO SAYS HE “18 V CROWD WEEPS. ORTHWEIN WAS | WIDOWS NOTES | MILLIONAIRE » IGNORED WOMAN,| AS WIFE TELLS WHY | MAN IN FIGHT! TOTHE DEACON’ CLAY PIERCE iy 1 Jt) SHE SHOT DROGMUND! eopaa 7 Phrases in Letters to Aged |St. Louis Oil Magnate Charged Tenor Testifies Mrs. Graham a 7 ‘ Smiled “Sweet;”’ He Paid | Sobbing on Witness Stand, Woman on Tri Trouble on a Pave Ave- Fiance Held to Have Been With Perjury to Escape a nue Car. : i Ithproper. Anti-Trust Law, No Attention. for Murder of Kansas City Orchedtell # | ease Leader Says That Unspeakable Wronge MRS. O'CONNOR WITH HIM DAUGHTER ALSO ACCUSED |SWORE HE HAD CONTROL COULD TELL CHARACTER Forced Her to Leave Husband. owe

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tcc ME Rais» tomy ware a iat “0g self ie RY neta ~ After Leaving the Scene They | They Have No Bondsman, but | Later Swore That Standard Oil —__ Counsel Says Woman's Absence | Went to Mrs. 0’Con- Await Aid From Their . Reaily Owned Waters- Is Evidence of Poliee [SAYS SHE KILLED HIM nor’s Flat. Protector. Pierce Co. 7 men Cate. AFT ER HE MADE THR EATS ORTHWEIN LOST HIS HAT|GRAND JURY HEARD HIM|SAID TO BE IN NEW YORK ‘ OFFICER CORROBORATED

One‘of His Women Companions | Arrest in Charleston and Im-|Attorney Johnson Says Pierce Baseball Magnate Declares He Testifies That She Was Not Aware of His 6 Witnessed Insult Police. | Physical Condition When She Marrie Smashed Car Windows prisonment in East St. Is Not in St, Louis or aon ; 4 With Umbrella. Leis Followed, Pine jhe man Described. Him, and Weeps as She Tells of Thal : Unhappy Honeymoon. By Leased Wire From the New Yerk: ‘Edward Rothmeyer of 4658 Evans ave- : : Henry Clay ree, th ost i. Mrs. Ruth Quick. a motherly looking . y Pierce, the m aristo- , Bureau of the Post- Dispatch. Special to the Post-Dispatch. -Mue and Harry E. Florence of 4656A | woman of 52, and her daughter, Myrtle, cratic of St. Louis multi-millionaires, , NEW YuURK, Nov. 2..—‘‘viva Curuso'! " ‘f 4 . vans avenue, who witnessed the fight | aged 24, of Charleston, Ull., were ar- who travels by land in his private pal- gee a Viva Caruso! Monkey house; Monkey KANSAS CITY, Mo.. Nov. 22.—Mrs. Dora Drogmund, who. * op @ Page car which was reported in/raigned in the Federal Court in East | 2°& C47 2nd by sea on his palatial yacht, ; . house!” yesterday greeted Enrico Caru-! ghot her husband, Edward Drogmund, a theater orchestra leader, ‘Wednesday's Post- “Dispatch, say that 'St. Louis, charged with sending impr. p- has been indicted for perjury by the £0, world-noted tenor, at the Yorkville the man who was knocked down and'er matter through the mail to Mrs, | 8224 Jury of Travis County, Tex. The a6 | Pulice Court, where he is on trial on a; to death in the parlor of a friend’s home where they had met . es pak clesenwers after Quick’ § Gbeeandid Gance. John F. We indictment grows out of an affidavit ee = ce, « ' a- so ‘ charge of annoying a woman in th2 he had struck the conductor, was Ralph '|ver, wealthy, retired farmer, deacon | Pierce made in Austin, May 30, 1900, in ate monkey house of the Central Par Z.0 attempt a reconciliation, was the principal witness in her own beg Orthwein. They say one of his woman |and trustee in the Bapust Church at Saat a. oath 8% ou aay | last Friday. half today. The prosecution had rested its case after four wits companions was Mrs. Cora O'Connor of | Charleston. erce Oli Co., of which he was then A hundrid or more Italiin friends and . 4664 Evans avenue, whose husband, a Bail’ was fixed at $2500 each, in de- president, was not a party to any syeet adm.rers of the siisger—lyric art’st he nesses had been examined and after Mrs. Drogmund’ 8 statement, ~ sepoaien ee Lee. ee told the magistrate he was—min-led in| written shortly after the shooting, had been read to the jury. Well-Known bal! player, named Orth-] fault of which the two women were fi I i dit Wein in his court testimony which di-| taken-to the police station to be held ah aka aa ee “ corridorn and ha the. bock. front vorced her. pending developments. The affidavit was made by Pierce . corridors and haf the bock front on Mrs. Drogmund by eps = one — 23 oe ao mene a when he was seeking a permit again , East F.fty-se enth siriet. They startei| voice broken by sobs, she testified that she was unaware of Drog- ‘ “t was sitting in a back room of my; They were arrested at their home in to do busi in T hi n fiat which looks out on tne corner of Charleston by a Feder: , o S0 RUSIRPES 1 ECEAS, le COMPSnT a hearty applaus hen he i : as ; ; of Charlest: y a Federal deputy mar- ely pplause when he pushed his ’ ‘ 5 : Marcus and Evans avenues shorty aft- shal and brought to East St. Louis | T2’in& been convicted tn the State : . way out of the court and a large pro-| mund’s physical condition when she married him; that the fi courts of being controlled by the portion of the crowd, includ ng the | week of their married life was unhappy ; that thene weeks af er 9 o'clock Tuesday night when my ;Wednesday night, after a tearful fare- Standard Oi] C d of havi b attention was attracted’ by sounds of ‘well with Weaver, who was left we last i OF eee chorus girls who came from a Third ; ; } ; p- ; as , i ~ ? crashing glass and loud ta:king,”’ sad jing at the station. Mrs. Quick did not allt ga tid aad on the oil business avenue theater to look on, joined in the wedding she was forced. to consult a physician. Finally; 7 Kothmeyer to a Post-Dispatch reporter. jearn until arriving in East St. Louis! The conviction of the Waters-Pierce ionizing the tenor. But the cry of testified, conditions became ‘intolerable, and she left her husban ee “T looked out through the window and that her arrest was due to Weaver's, Oil Co. led to its reorganization in “monkey house! has a following, t-o; «é 3 ? ca: ae : 748 . hisees were plentiful'y mingled with th.| Le demanded that she meet him to, ‘falk things over."’ She swore — | saw a crowd gathered about a stret | voluntary appearance before the Fed- May. 1900. rhe ate nin sl by atock ~ ee ee Cee an ane cheers, and some women were among| that|when they met she believed hé was going to harm her and |

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avenue. My first impression was that! she said Thursday that she had not! books of the reorganized company in some one had been run over, and I aith 3 mal 2) ,; the name of Pierce, but it has been lost faith in him, and knows that he| ,amittei in the Missour! ouster pro- res to the scene. wiil ‘wade through fire, smoke and wa- {ceedings that Pierce never did ewn e When 1 sot there the trouble was !ter” to keep her and her daughter from|them and that they were held in his WA. “1 just about over and Orthwein, whom J j jai) name as a subterfuge to nh ae — A MB : > y¥ 4 a officials of Texas so that they wou 6 tee Sach a: Know by sight and reputation, wat) «we cannot give bond, and would not! grant the company a-license to resume “fae ee = RI. walking away from the crowd with two /ir we could,” she said to a Post-Dis- | business tn that State. os as a - MIssou women. One of the women. who is patoh reperter while waiting to be tak- Pievee Admits Trent Controls + —, . small of figure and dark haired, I rec- en before Judge Wright. itniel stand fi Se eee Seles . Laat] - 12, 19%, Perce testi- ognized as Mrs. ‘Jack’ O'Connor. The; «y) ; ; PO tas Pa nj gh Sh ged at. th eation > tk ~~ feddin th > ni eas keane ‘ vs : ? " — js ‘My daughter and I are guiltless of | in Si, Louis Sepi. 42 ne, 1S Psat that. : ation’ Jt ee Sale ouster p : oS ccergnagy @ large, stout blond|,ny wrong. “The words complained of ; the Stantard Oil Co. of N ersey and styled Waters-Pierce on ngs as ; and she lived with Mrs. O'Connor in/in that letter were inserted after we wtb ged en gery a gy a eonibeliine duly gi under ime Ris “Does the Standard “ofl Co. the flat at 4964 Evans avenue. had mailed the letter. I now this is a | interest in the. company. of Mis on the 3th day of °f New-dersey,” asked Judge Paasne rs W 4 ; ns a sche c rent Mr. Wea-| He admitted that the Standard Off had 19 nd no c Priest, “own any stock in the mgers Were Angered part of a scheme to prevent M parceled out the southwest territory to May, , and w transa ting a : “There was a great deal 6f excite-|ver from marrying me.. Though he hasi(. wroaters-Pierce Co., and that Texas conducting —— in targa. help me, | Know’ he | was included in his slice. These ad- of Texas. * * ce [ understand that the shares of stock standing on its books in the The surprise of the care was the pre- deat: sentation tn detail by Po iceman i1| ried hfe and of the awful wrong her, husband had done her, there of five incidents in the monkey bous2 ; in which:he said’ Caruso’s conduct: was | ere few dry eyes in the courtroom. improper, -and their .corroboration, in +

Mrs. Drogmunds prominence li musi-gall over the courtréém, whidh, sed ee crowded. n part by-ore witness. cal circles n° Kansas City brought ‘an Thetr navy. 4 y The po ireman had testifiei that he |/™mense crowd to the trial. Ever since “Why did you shoot h hid watched the teror insult other w°m- She Wap SE Tears OF Sere See aS hae on he wen re ti ve ; " a en and wa'ted only fn poli-e parlance to} me she ese — first public appe ar eT out Woy ee dia you Met": * ae good—that is, obtain a case ance at a piano recital here, she has ‘Et don’t know. [ didn’t realiz : a been a@ part of the city’s public life. | told I had fired two shots.’’ ‘i She went east and studied cusic for} “How did you get home?” Re | ae What kh - several years and upon her return met oe, ¢on's know,” 2 didn't know $6 “examination in S&

“set him he was sure he could prove. The inci- dents Policeman Cain alleged occurred in the monkey house -that afternoon were: That Caruso approached two women

a I was so excited.”’ Edward Drogmund, whom. she soon “Where is your baby ?"" 34 married. From the start they quarreled “At the Ashland Hofe!l.” PS It was wh’'le talk “How long after you shot your hull

the State Waters-Pterce Oil Co.?’’ and soon separated, who were accompanied by two men, tn hace mo iaktetel oh Whe heum ott vane wee the baby born?” rubbed his hands against the hips of, ¥" : eiauias pron ‘a ae ae “About =. months." “i la frield sh y atte re pirationu “You made a statement at policr ‘ >} . § s bs one anid his Knees against the knee | that they became engaged in a quarrel | headquarters to the Prosecuting Attor Of TRS Sere and she shot hrm ney?" That Caruso similarly treated two ee : P “Veg.’" irls of about 12 and 15. They refused $ ae edit chair she was timid and nervous. Herjyou were mad when you shot. Werte ~ —§=] to elve the officer their names or, — ‘ # ; é wot? : : name a complaint. | words came falteringly and twice she|/- “No. 1 was frightened.” That Caruso edgei his wav between was admonished by Judge Wofford to poeiigs two white women and a negress when . . Whe in , es they were standine three or four speak louder. Vhen the testimony had inches arart. The officer said hes oke any bearing on her separation from her to them, but the women refused to, husband and events prior to that she make a complaint. oe Sore . That Caruso then returned to the Seemed most agitated. girls and repeated the alleged offense “TIT can't talk about that; I can’t tee yore gag suited Wanna seeitnia about that,’’ she said repeatedly. The} DrAITIFIIL H L eran the eee ceanmet Caruse’s f*00. *! jurors had to bend forward to hear her Caruso contradicted nearly all the, testimony, for she held a handkerchief noliceman said. He declared that Mrs. to her lips and spoke so softly that her oi Hannah Graham made ‘“g00-f00 eyes this point Attorney-General Had- at him the moment she entered the| Words could not be heard more than a 7 | lane Gecnaaceaie. Mrs. Cates Says She Found been attending to his furnace when h's'to the Baptist Church. As he watrel/° : ake . 0 ee - ' 9 a , ley asked him on cross-examina- monkey house. attention was attracted by the large! down the aisle to his pew that morn- soo ae : cory mane im regard to be paid for insuring property slain ony otra. | Dedede: See: will have | ' crowd gathered about the street car at! ing, the widow's skirts rustling ater AIC UMent, : against loss or damage by fire, Police Made Case, Says Counsel. ‘Ow, rm 5 peng F: rene Young Woman Leaning on Marcus avenue. Thinking that some one; him, the congregation looked up with Priest Wrote Affidavit. lightning, storm, cyclone or tor- “Isn't it a fact that the only Wormer Juédae A. J. Ditfonhorfer to speak up; you will have to speak : en 1 -illy, } " . , he a tee 9s WOR *] Deri « . ens ies ’ i ~~ © she a ‘ . e+ ‘ " = ie. CU Y Several. days later he took her to an vance. Arai: Mic ae te pe angee ae / nado or.any other kind of policy Is- difference oi eactadiaien the old and chief counsel for Caruso, said today he ic , 7 a alla ang _— dq id ] Husband B Shoulder, “As IT was hurrying dver Mares! oyster supper at the church, and a few! with the suit. Judge Priest has said sued by the parties aforesald, and ‘the sew Waters-Plerce Oil com- - is convinced it is a police-made case; ae on Wh yg stiatngy rene nin Sail toward Page, which is jist one block ; days afterward the town regarded the that he wrote the affidavit for Pierce that it has not entered into or be- panies is thzt the Standard'’s that Hannah Graham was a iny th an? her responses to questions became more Mrs Marie Carolyn Cates wants 4 . south of Evans, I met ge tla and ; and that he did so with a full knowl- come a member of, or a partv tu stock in the latter stood in your that the other women whom the police) @:ctinet. Sverce em Dr. Franklin Oliver Cates. — two women walking north. he said to | (CONTINUED ON PAGE TWO.) edge of the facts, and that {t wou.d 4 : name?” say Caruso insulted could not be pro- During the time she was on the wit- vod dentist, formerly of 8t. Louls, but a Post-Dispatch reporter. “1 pda one, 3 ‘ ak ‘ . have been folly for him to require his any pool, trust, agreement, con- paca ; duced in court. He sald three wit- . ‘ = te now of Fort Worth, Tex., because = es et nad accasioned a! Nhs ; — eee | client to sign a paper which might have, tract, combination or confederation You may draw your own con- nesses wou'd be called to discredit! ness stand the attorneys often dis- a other —— ng * ateges that she | ing Cae tewracd th a re ie 4 ee | and now has, resulted in criminal pro- to fix a limit to the amount of sup- clusions,” Pierce answered. what the police Jere said. scCtartl e| agreed as to what testimony was adm's- 10 . a ieee the Sarkle "tana owari 1¢ crowd, Was a ‘feedings. . : e In reference to what “ae ' The calling of eremiah eCarthy o athe ee 2 ae pe 3 ‘ their fault.’ a pierce divides his time between St ply or quantity of any article or thin ceil le a2 termed 1167 Second avenue, assistant .treas- {| Sible. Judge Wofford would call the at-lliow and a beautiful young woman lean= ; “Just ng - ghee dnd who was ag un ay OS ispa C Touls and New York. When he is at manufacture, mechanism, merchan- mie ‘ +s : Be phos: of con- 'orer of the American League baseball ; torneys to his desk and they would hold tion oe 2 Se aie ce looking affec- ose, spoke up, addressing the worn ! home he lives in a magnificent mansicn i itv. ec , ono rot over tne aters-Pierce com- Veamen tee he defense very muci by Se oe Jeniaiats . ionatel ‘yes. , } , : : Sit, se, commodity, convenience, re- tean Ook t . long. whispered conversations, so that : np and said “Oh, come on, shut up. Orth. | mr a MAGAZINE at 40 Vandeventer place. He has prob- d - cree ie pany after the reorganization i surpri. He testified that he was in a te mig ape ‘he couple married Feb. 7. 1900. and | wein and the two women then turned | { ably qhe largest retinue of servants of pair, or any product of mining or Ae tentified: , | etre ‘a nleey house and witnessed.sub- , "Pe jury could not hear them. finally separated July 25, 1™ Prom Into the alley running east and west be- | any man in St. Louis. In a house across any article or thing whatsoever.” mbps psd ine sige 3 a etantially all that Cain had deserthed.| Mrs. Drog%mund in the intervals sat (Jan. 3, 1905, until Aare, ~ = the — tween Pare and Evans ani entered the NOV. 25, 1906, . the Suburban tracks from his home 27 I protested to Rogers, Tilford When the prosecution rested Caruso with her right elbow on the arm of the deren ftings > did | not live wit 1eT be ip n He comes down to ah Serta and Archbold that this interference was permitted to answer through an In- | ; but a reconc'lation was effect ie peice. ae he said that his knowledge chair. Her head rested on her hand. jithat time, which proved a failure. ' oe “a few words.’ | She raised her eyes only when a ques-{ Mrs. Cates a'leges pany baw neva ‘ dorf- Astoria Hotel. in apartments which tin, Tex., May 30, 1900). I had given the people of Texas.” tion was asked. She wad the third wit- failed to support her, an a oh e icost him $125 a day. He has a beau- Smileq at Him Sweet, nese bo spend = of Nee ewe ae eae .e 2 pant ° ee u Oo : ali doth ok ih Ig e Ta he ee ar _ - a w rei aR ri AP ECS > euumseen: When asked if he saw any colored , You are the defendant? Mr. Boyle, | aes | he frequently falled to come Rate, : ° Se aes Seo eee ? lan with any other woman, he re- tyes asked her. ian his meals and stayed out at ni , cs until 2 or 3 a. m. She says also| that w hen Attorney- -General Hadley's process womeée : : - - y mr SJ INE j . . ote | New York and force him to tel! his ship following the reincoraoration, was | oniv the monkeys, nothing Cite? , her, Ove story there he baricaded himeelf in his voated in exac thy the same persons as ' SE V BR R AT 6 OURS shea erat sone ame near me i aid mot "Cir nee T WAs xe vears ald ; ‘apartments and finally made his escape. prior to the Texas yh oh: sé. 4 D ” ~ * d lknow it.’ ne ‘When did vou marry Eid Drogmund?’ | Texas Has Suit Pending. Under o. gel Akon att fg tah io aes Q. Do you remember a woman callec “Dec. 9, 1995." WARDEN ARRESTS JACOBS. His attorneys then gave their promise | #4" Wh én asked if she Jooked iat him in a Mae mother took me to Dr W iison % which wlll take place there next Satur- ment at the scene of the trouble. Onejnot yet come t>) issi i hile Pi whi f sed a}/will.as soon as he can throw off the, missicns were made wihtle erce was “ , , fin sada gi? ‘sh : a ‘gee ties that are holding him. He wil! fur- seg de in his astra behalf in v try I do further solemaly wear name of M. M. Van Buren have S TIC i us. ( 2 , : ng Co. known aud styled as afore- long to the Standard Oi! Co. “ere gathered ; “If I could obtain bond even here | | shoulders upom the Standard Oil mag- See re Were esthered about would not, for I wish to test his love.” nates in New York. He said that hs said, has not, since the 3ist day cf New Jersev. the car all seemed to have been of the | “weaver, a widower, lives with his had charged the we ay gig a ay i of January, 1900, nor at any time Pierce testified that upon the wo *% > Sf > lar > 4 S e a) opinion that Orthwein was the cause/daughter, Mrs. M l!y Bradlev. He is 2 with being respon or his vic deh iit dite, aed te eet now,'a weanteation of the Watere- oh "hey 8S¢ >» had ange neighbor of Mrs. Quick and is a retir d of the pledge he made to the people of of the ficht. They said he had anger d ce tay He has two daughters and one Texes. member of or a party to any poo}, Pierce Ot! Co. in 1900 all the es memes ey PN aa A on giany, tee |e Feet tad atte || a serecment. combtetion, “000 shares of toc, mth theo cfbead because of |¥ears. She and her daughter live to-| Pierce Co., refused to tell a Post-D's-| { Comfederation or understanding ception of four, stood in his name, fags Feral patch reporter Thursday where Mr. with any other corporation, part- although he did not own them. to| Sat im Bile Chureh Pew. aren train pier etieeas Chet he WET E CoE “nuns! St S07 ethet OMe weir owes er io New York several days ago. person or anneciation ef persons, TT ae da ee care to say where Mr. to regulate or fix the price of any Standard Oil Trust in the old Waters-Pierce company—were transferred to M. M. Van Buren, who held them for the Stand- ard Oi] Co. of New Jersey. On

ognized as Orthwein had been beaten.

requested to have if the cold wind. Someboiy told me when Orthwein was getting ready leave the car at Marcus avenue he Mrs. Quick says Weaver first began St lle . a _ qt) ‘LL tmashed the conductor on the back of! paying attentions to her two years 280. ' pierce is.’ said Attorney Johnson. ‘‘He : the head and then several persons Hle stopped more frequently to pass is not in St Louts, and he is not In article of manufacture, mechanism, ; * the time day.” and soon began ciat- i-oyv. ae , , ‘ Jumped on Orthwein. + lle; ry Bre 14 she were tn ‘the ward texas. He is not, however, in w.ding. merchandise, commodity, conveni R "ae Penee HED, Bacndre.. ; — west’ we have never had any intention of! ence, repair, a d f - Harry E. Florence of * 46564 Evans|when he vassea liawine Mr. Pierce go to Texas to teati- ence, pair, any product of min , nt retur Y stairs fre The » callie ar syne Sunt - gf ju avenue was just returning upstairs fag Then he called, and one Sun i fy in the sult against his company there. ing or any article or thing what the basement of his home where he hed morning summored courage to take her | At this time there is no further state- soever, or the price or premium to

tar standing on the west side of Marcus jeral grand jury in East St. Louis. Standard Oi] Trust appeared. on the : : re hieetiie ; , those hissing. 2 she killed him. As she told-the story of the first weeks of her ma

pene eedins to the backyard of the flat | AF hin oervants live. a svans avenue. They stood on : in a carriage or an tomobile. ‘ ae : SEE Ghenh for several | Pine ping Sg CO TENTS Page } | ogy ‘York = pal * snd gaey Aen ai. (Affidavit made by Pierce at Aus- . compelled me to violate the pledge jtorpreter Brad oe Sper — tpg ae ‘ pe rua gy sted New Departure for Theater- of Engi Orthwein personally, just by sight. The ‘ re flat at 16464 Hiv ang avenue fs well known goers of St. Louis colors) in the vicinity.’’ How It Feels to ork with

7 Death in St. Louis. Man Started Trouble. The Over-Sealét « Public Off. As was stated in Wednesday's Post- cial Keeps Him in Hot Water. Dispatch, the man and two women, two!) What St. Lonisans are Thinking of whom have been identified as Ralph RSesh, i: by E. F. Goltra. ead a Orthwein and Mrs. O'Connor, boarded hh. Ely, Jae. Hagerman Jr., 1. ‘the Page car at Ninth street and took tT. Bollman, Jack Rvan. Sam Beats in the front end. The man per- Bronstein. Prof. WJ McGee. sisted in opening the front door every Rert Maaters..

zs tivity in evading the process servers in New York had a double purpose: he

ro at en 0g wage eae ran struck at Cohimbia, Mo Pe agreement ned do the ‘Texas people onductor on t a » p G pach got °° 47} ; re 3 Com nissioner Mithot pe a Knock ing, ith “Against a woman and |g Mendine Joints by Machinery, ne Attorney-General of ‘Texas, tak-! — jged Will Be Sold Then. : , | il probably | flirtatious way. Commissioner = Mathot Ofnyiid the doctor preseribe for your” | day. Jacobs goes to Waterloo ovarm 1am using her to fal] against a window. | U nele Sem to Anetion Off Six En- i rT Ow lizance “of "the ihat the C troller Plaver. after rac ' be back F; iday On je S de . fu “é n wrvinag*? Be psig oven.” Ca. iW ag °° week end for quall hunting. He t ye ing the glass. The conductor. mo- ire Towns in the Sont] t Waters-Plerce company has bean owned | Comptre persona Hy) ENA night rr ae ny ey ath i Oe? coe Worked After Wedding. la brace of fine d°%gs there, and gi neraly «\— | nme and several passengers th = ‘ ONT Wes and controlled by the Standard of New | conference with the heads of those city EPH MAR. lilt DePeE brine rus®s answer ee if she were of; ‘“D‘d vou work after your wedd ng?’ | takes someone from 8 8 en it The Terrible Revenge Charged Jersey all the time it was doing busi- | gepartments in which the-work author- | el | i The official | ‘She looked at me as if she were of, “Weg” | The game tows of Tiinete ive WOME TI p forecast Thurg- | doubtful character. Why?" resident licensed hunter the ped upon the man and beat him. n { Hat State } women w Against 9 Jealous Hnshand less in that State in the guise of an - pe e of e ? ho accompanied independent. instituted a st nt in Septem- | {zed by the recent bond Issue will fall, = UitF y day: “Fair ana Mr Mathot's ertig Pc Rhee re “RBecavuae EA would not work, and I/ killing 25 birds a day surprised the defe” had to have morevy. out with him, but man then smashed several of the Abreham Tinceln’s Potent ber to forfeit its lic , icense, and assess|announced that the first sale of bonds . //, : AS cas” Gane ans made Freak Raving Motor Boat enalties acainst it for violation of the to be made !n April next would be $4.- rina nn ron’ent; | rected the ge gy ” az stevie gone f “What 4’4 you do?” of the State by aay & oe.‘ hee. but the Unites Railways _— ee la Place ina st ag exas anti-trust laws. Friday increis- | of the words as ‘‘dissolute, in | “I plaved during meal hours at a res-/ did not kill. 8 holding the man's bh a hair vtraor“ivrory New Motor Cvele a belt, dropped durii.” the ex- oe by one m his woman compan- Where Millions are Made and Lost The United Railways officials dea- ina Dav. e to discuss the case for publiac.ion, |} Florentine Poa ‘lien for St, Quonis Tey say they are convinced of the Museum of Fine Arts (in co'ors).10

It has been expected that criminal | 400.000, about one-third of the total! ‘doubtful.’ | paren wee proceedings would follow Pierce's ad-| amount authorized at the election. . nee cee U4 | Caruso testified that it was his cus. * “How ¢ d'd you and your hus'w.nd hap- Watevien tee cnoek with ‘ ralssions on the witness stand that| The Comp‘rollers estimate for the ness, with pos-/tum to walk about with his hands and _.") aart? who has a place there ‘dard Ol sowed a controlling in-| first i:sue includes $1,000,000 for the ¢- sibly rain or|his cane in his pockets; that no com- ° ...7) al ise a me and wou'd not work ed for St. uls Sunday Bien terest in Waters-Pierce. bridge, hg for ig bmg $500,000 fo. snow late Fri. | plaint ever had been made against him 1 ¥ tat I to’ 1 hm that mty%e the *-d 41 hirds. al. killed Bb It Was largeiy Ire he influence > Insane ASsVium, S000 for new }- ; Sek oy : | any , * of "me nator brn He png ld ra ’ os . and vaaaiia $1.44/).000 for a one hg bes NET day mtg et; 7° * re eve racted before by nn pa ¢ cor "bn ck to him, but that 7 : ‘The Game Warden—lI t pn . Bailey that the] gin www = BS I aa ‘ Q. Were | ver att a mt time [ wire no phvetcallivlis Kern—counted the birds and aw Waters-Pierce company was granted al nicipal buflding, $250,000 for bridges an} at southerly any woman there? A. No, only by this abi e Ase withstand his treatmem of me." |] was within the 60 mark.” said new license to do business in Texas vft-| viaducts over Mill Creek Valley, $250,- winds; mini- | woman, who looked at me “Did he make threats afler you lef:| cobs in telling the story of er its conviction fn ¢i e State courts had ono for King’ s High way houle, ard. $50, - mum temnera Q Are We to underst: ind that she | on : “And he let me go but he been affirmed by the U nited States 8Su- 000 for sewers and $370,000 for parks. Z oF looked at you and srr ied and that was he said if | did not come back man to follow ine ee preme Court in 180. Senator Ba ley has| Comptroller Player allots $1.000.000 for ture tonight | all? ‘a. Yes, for I paid no attention toto him. he would kill me. across the river to ha said that he suggested the reorganiza-| the purposes of the free bridge as a re about 3 de- | her. “after you left him, did he communt-|/ had aioe out ‘ tion of the company. Batley said that} buke and an answer to those who con. grees.” Q. What kind of a smile? A. A smile! cate with vou? cause he that he was introduced to Pierce in St. Louis| tended recently that, if the bond issu T) t that gave me a clear understanding of “Yen, by telephone. Nearly every day|I wns taking th Bags | by David R. Francis, who vouched for} bill were amended. the Mayor and 6 storm! what she wanted. he begged me to come back and he! by Ruck. the good character and honest inten-| Comptroller could issue the bonds for which was cen- Q. Did that look embarass you? A.|/e«eaiq he would do better.” C Well, last Saturda Een tions of the ofl magnate. Pierce went] the free bridge or not, as they person-. __, ote .~ has gone to East- | Yes, it was embarrassing. Then the questions led up to the kilt and was “rh appa | Q. Then you desire to infer that this ing. bond and wilt

go uvyNAN iT any otner pers: *) 1 rs ree hg Aa oie man and woman. t-Diapatch reporters have been un- > - @bie to find Orthwein, Mrs, O'Connor THE FUNNY SIDF. wo not discuss the hptier except to One Good Square Meal for the Kid. 1 eay t there was no fight. Panhandle Pete Has a Millionaire Dinner WEATHER INDICATIONS. Why Yens Yensen, Yanitor, Gives snd bees ead —ohe seyPranth Thanks "ee ae eloudiness ghee gl The Only W ay to Have Thanks: | and in west and. reday nicht: warmer Thoreday nicht. giving Dinner in a Flat. Pakota—Protably «now Thuredar night The Bad Dream That Made Rill a

to Texas with Senator Railey and mad?ialiy chose. This suspicion, voiced in » Ontaric. & massing over ti gre it the affidavit in Austin, and the next/the City Council recently. caused the! ©" : cag . 5 ge Beto we complaint was made against you be- “Where did you get the a ah urday to answer day was granted a license to come back | bond bill amendment to be referred back; Jake it Kicked up an awful blow. A‘ | cause vou did not respond to this wom- “It belonged to a neighbo inte the State and resume business. to committee, and before it was Passed | Ruffalo and Grand Rapids there was a fan's smiles? A. Yes. “Did you get the pistol to “San him?’ MORE than ONE ae peopte i od Hanene-- Rain or snow Thurs- Better Boy... tiday: gg Suarecer Some Thanksgiving Tecleos.. . Changed Corporate Ciethes. by the Council Comptroiler sar er had gaie of 6 miles an hour and at Chicago Commissioner Mathot asked what was “No. to defend mveself. partion It has been shown in the Missouri in-| to deliver an address to Council! mem- 4 Grand Haven one of 6 miles an Caruso’s experience that he was able| While telling of the shooting of her an to tell at a glance what «a womans/fusband Mrs. Dresmae ber. baer west sid rae, . _¢ etter ribet aeaneet RS A New Pin Wheel Puzzle. quiry that the reorganization of the| bers explaining his purpose in the} the « ek }company was simply a change in its | amendment. hour. |smile meant. defense objected. Bhe wept and her sobs

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