St. Louis Post-Dispatch
December 10, 1910

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‘Only. — Paper in St. Louis With the Associated Press News Service. — — —— — VOL. 63. NO. 112. eis LOUIS, SATURDAY EVENING, ‘DECEMBER 10, 1910. 2 — ~ PRICE ‘ONE CENT _ "POPULATION OF THE UNITED STATES ). 101 100, OOO: ORT ee INCLUDING THE PHILIPPINE ISLANDS J AT —— — — BROKE, |witNESs DECLINES MRS DRUMMOND. WOMEN WHO WERE M/RRIED TO C. R. DRUMMOND, my euILTY. — ew Nf) 3PECOETCHER THE MILLIONAIRE REAL ESTATE DEALER BETS 4 YEARS) saree Stems GAPE MARRIAGE fused in Judge Muench’s court Sat- urday to tell her age. She was a y witness for the plaintiffs in tlie suit _ Former Real Estate Operator on trial there to break the wil. of Bride Returfs to Her Work Mrs. Matilda Largue, who died in Oc- | Says He Adopted This| tober, 1909, ieaving an estate ot $25,-| Two Days After the Clay- oo , , | 700, of which Mrs. Edwin 8. Puller, : SSs “See Bore — — Course Because He Is Pen-| principai defendant, is principal bene-- ton Rathskeller Ceremony Ss . a * — . es : } ) _. Je 86 Se : ||| | Thirteenth Census. Count — ° . felary. * niless; Five Other Indict mrs. cargue naa expressed the wish, and Says That She, Too, : Miss Wilson said, that ‘‘they’”’ would not — TS : Lee — hota ments Are Quashed, After | vother so much about the will and had Was Under Some Strange ES Ree See s : The at C ontinental P | said that Mrs. Puller’s influence over : Re Sees : é oe: Sa F Two Are Confessed To. [her was so strong that she sometimes Influence When Married. SS * ss: a — was influenced to do things that she , Lnew were wrong. _ REGRETS HE COULD Benjamin Schnurmacher, attorney for SH FE WILL SEEK TO the defendants, asked Miss Wilson how NOT MAKE A FIGHT |0¥4 #0 — ANNUL THE MARRIAGE am of sufficient age to testify “ here,” she said. “I don’t doubt that,” said Schnur- ° ‘Term in Prison Is to Begin macher, “but I — Aes geed on it tena Girl Wears #1500 Worth of record. You don't mind telling, I sup- After Christmas as He} poser Diamonds Drummond “Yes I do. Besides, I don’t know my Wants to Spend Holiday} age» | Gave Her—Met Her in a] — . AY % . — | . ~ : e : a : oe v — : With Family; Tells of Af- : * me eT lho EO MO WO 2. 3 | Her. CCNARLOTTS . ~ RSS — Be — Pes —* * ig OI Wants to Let Him Stay at Home | | 3enTed | , -- ae , ented © ae Decade, W hen Te — allingfo u ose & * - Se eae otis arn au tk SSR Nos } tacular operations in suburban eal a Happy Mrs. Charles R. Drummond No. 3,/ . —— — 1 SO: % RS = Are Included. _ bed many to mourn, withdrew Time. like her immediate predecessor, insists ig * = SS el estate cau * that she wasginder some mysterious in- his pleas of not guilty Friday to the ——— es 10.—Boles Kaktovicz, | fiuence when she married Drummond — Leg i : Rees ; ae many indictments against him and years old, who confessed to stealing | Thursday night in a Clayton rathskel-{ ga i aS — NRE * 3 iS — cS = — guilty natn Jules Orin tei: $2 from a registered letter, will not be ler. At her place of employment, to He J DT * —— gt ie rs SE & x 34 * Sis * Ss By Associated Press. | | sentenced until after the Christmas| which she returned Saturday morning, ne AS SSM ee sis : Sek WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.—The total p _ the Criminal Court to two indictments | holidays. she said she would seek to have the 1 ee BE, —— _ charging embezzlement. He was sen-| “I can’t sentence this boy now,” ‘said marriage annulled. im * — — — ppp PME ERR . eee: . eS ‘ States with all her possessions is about 101 fe. tenced to two years in the penitentiary | (tm pick Gee — * — ae & Ses — includes 7,635,426 in the Philippine Islands, “beg os stric ourt yesterday after] admitted he would not be free to marry — le ll ea hb Sat , @ two : — — on each charge and will serve th —* giving the case considerstion. “I can’t|unti) March’ From this: the ee LA tt — | & oo census there in 1903 and estimates for the B wentences consecutively. For the sake | do ft. Christmas is coming on and. he| parents supposed, they say, that divorce — — = | of Guam, the American possession in & of his wife and children, who want to; has four little brothers and sisters at/| proceedings were pending. The court bi — aie PR : ase CORES P j “be with him on Christmas day, he will |hme. I shall allow him to remain with| records of St. Louis and ‘Clayton do yr. — : anama canal zone. fmik to: tation $0 the-penitentiary until them until after Christmas, Let him| not show any suit, filed by the second tye: al ; Se Sey Mga s The population of the United States e: ; mee come here again on Jan. 9 and I’ll see} Mrs. Drummond, now visiting relatives BLT ad ’ Eee = . Be ae ae «Lends te 99 402, 151. This is the total — the ctmen ee to which he pleaded what Tir do then.” in Kansas. Last September Mrs. Drum- | Bee is, 2 gad RSs Oe aay " Sc Saree —* Di ; P * are him with embéeasiing — —* aie hig tm zoe by a private | mond No..2-announced her intention of é JJ | oe | thi oughou e *the states, territories, ict . n Sou ⸗ — — * ia he — * wicks einem. 3 — ca : SSS ck Hawaii and Porto Rico. Bie Fea ‘ . — * — fe : — ei — Ss ween — — 1 WILL SELL HIMSELF ; AS SLAVE A. P. Vincent, father of the bride, |” Se ee ae cf | Ro sy BI The increasé in the country’s * a i . i sent for Drurnmond Friday night and — j $s : yh = was 16,145,621, or 20.9 per * — as we —— peo leging the ———— ' | had a talk with him. What the nature — Oe € ‘ ° 18 | pared with an increase of 14,276 or J t sand one etn nolle prosequied’ by Unemploy ed Bookkeeper Seeks] of this was Vincent will not say, and — — population in 1890. Bet — Cireu‘t Attorney Jones. Buyer by Advertisement. ee ee ee eee eee ee : = — ee ae; The population of Continental United States is Agreement Was Reached. The bride stayed at home with her * The Lattin takek Wan the result. of NEW ORLE ANS, Dec. 10.—Under the/ parents Friday night and Saturday — a an understanding reached _between —*X Pages — cre wreak | working announced ‘her fitantion of Wofz (mato RINGER” 13,046,861, or + 20.7 per cent over 62, 947,714, the total in 1 2 Saga ie ; can, an unemployed bookkeeper, | going back to work. Her mother pro- INGE, — ⸗ es a a a Charles P, Johnson, Syrett's attorney, | wig says he is weary of the battle for] tested, but the girl said: ILE 7 2R FZ — Exceeds Estimate by 2,400,000, See ape ore . As a result of these figures the continental United §t tes | xceeded rri Circuit eg acre — Orrick | pread, advertises himsellf for sale in a] “If I stay at home folke will think toe special counsel Prose- | iocal paper. I have done something I am ashamed | = cee vanced estimate of the bureau to the extent of. about - Bishop. “ution, - Johnson called on Jones and! tHe agrees to give himself body and|of. I have nothing to-hide and I . suggested that Syrett would be willing | soui to the jhighest bidder, the mene to ne ee aah a RS | ANOTHER OF THOSE FINE * to take four years on two indictments |p. paid to his relatives. — — ‘ana — * the publishing SUNDAYS IN ST OCK; IT N —— — ——⏑—— would be! — if the others were dismissed. Jones house in University City where she til the final totals were completed. Even up to: last night it was not b ‘e “3 consulted with Bishop, who agreed. ve * 10: :30. — vee hve ais ana WOMAN, 80, SON, 40, END LIF E * — * —* —* bor — 2* WILL BE COLDER TONIGHT a — — * ty pone whereas whey — — * ' — in the office was that $1500 worth Notwithstanding the fact that the rate of “wae ‘3 * — J he: shirt and collar and a black Man’s Throat Was: Cut and] of diamonds flashed as che worked Fs om .87 lia 36 —* asthe — tae Dewen on the typewriter 25 : “Be stood . — 12 A — gi qe angen Mother Had Taken Poison. She returned to her home Friday év- mS me ca + A 1 (noon —— tween 1860-1870 ‘the increase wei 22.6 per cent. The — BOERNE, Tex., Dec. i0 Despondent eninz about 8 o’clock. Drummond $4 —— in any 10 years was that of 36.4 per cent, between 1900-1810, : ’ Unquestionably it will be necessary to alter the basis ot |} because of il] health, Mrs. James Ran-| Drought her in his automobile and after e — zan, aged 8) years, ai.d Oscar Ranzan,}e!ping her out drove-away. When The river is still Congress. At the present ratio of 194,000 people to each 1 8 asked it he had any statement | %@* #. mother and son, killed them-|the girl had told her story her father cating ene | the , of Representatives, the House would contain about 474 | ni and said he had none. rt a —— —* near Boerne yes- ——————— — —— = sd —* New York Central Makes 2 ely coe carey | Milwaukee Sees Opera aS Itiat present. It is the general belief that this number He Has Neo Money. ay. AS which contained strych- " Fovowing a ‘ong. w e : Even at the rate of 220,000 as a basis, the House would ‘contain, : s he was returned to jail he was| Mime standing ear the body of ‘the| father of the girl Drummond left the} Notable Compromise of: . : ‘- | strenuous time Has Not Been Shown }.° aavenbe ot ik breaking through he would make a statement. He aged woman, explained her death. The} house and no one seems to know where S encer Trask Suit. Se Be fore : refused, but reconsidered, “I| ™#n's throat was cut. he is. P )\ | veloped st. Louts ‘ Statistics for Four States Given, this action,” he * “*be- Lapse of Memory. 3 chides morn Sta‘istics of the population of the The ; Greatest Want Medium in the Mrs. Drummond No. 3 says she left NEW YORK, Dec. 10.—The New York ‘ ing, but the rays Special to the Post-Dispatch. four states, announcement of which was World is the Post-Dispatch. It pub- | Prummond immediately after the cere-| central Railroad: has settled out of/ |, Si/F\ | arrived in time to MILWAUKEE, Wis., Dec., 10—Mary| witnneld until the country’s total pop- * am no ss ” a charges. not: saying that lishes more want ads in proportion to mony and does not know where he is. court with the estate of Spencer Trask = \\ light the way for Garden gave Milwaukee: ‘“‘Salome” with ulation. was announced, follow: Georgia 2,609,.21, an imcrease of 392,790 "but I want to make it ul Thi to b ] f po tion than any other metropolitan] -"'% seems to be & lapse of -memory . busi to | the lid off last night ‘if I nad the money I would nea f he damages resulting from the / —* usiness men to gent, — y newspaper on earth on the part of the bride for he brought | or the . J @ | open their offices.| Before a fashionable audience of 5000}°F 17.7 per cent over 2,216,381 im 1900, | 818 or 12,7 per — er j when the increase over 1890 was 878,978 |avhen the increase over _ fight — cases to the fin —_ | ae, ee ish. Continued on Page 2, Column 3, orange ~ a * Aang —— According to the| persons which filled the improvised the- — which the railroad will pay prediction of the} ater in the Auditorium, the same or-| °F 20.6 per cent. ts $60,000 ip, Weather Mah, the | ganization that has appeared twice in| Montana 376,063, an increase of 182,724 wie unc: cuullaik’ utente ‘Gad of te sun will continue] Straus’-adaptation of Wilde’s drama in or 54.5 per cent over 243,329 in 1900, when: largest settlements ever arrived at out — to shine durins Chicago gave a performance of the op-|th® increase over 189 was 100,406, or business hours/era that put completely into the shade} 7.3 per cent. be Unequa led a et Tere Qrtar"ts the vont | PO™ gdb | Saturday, end wi any renaton ot fe that hae ever” bem — —* x of jury trials, notably in the case of PAE give us & ray of}seen elsewhere. COCKRELL LASES 3 cheer Sunday. ' Hector Dufranne’s Jochanaan became . . . —2 cag _— —* pe ge The steadily declining river has not/a living figure in the scene instead of a ™ In t e ; 8 ————— —— yet reached the bottom, but it is hover⸗ stationary set plece. The head had a —— Mr. Trask is regarded as UD-|;. about the low-water mark. The ice] :ivid face and: lips plainly visible in- . usual. : that filled the river recently has gone} stead of a wig on a platter and Sa- , south and melted, and there is still hope | lome’s ‘fondling of it evolved into re- On three week days out of the first five this ‘week, the BARES HER KNEE TO JURORS; for navigatioh. sounding osculations ‘instead of the} — ) ll’ will st with * St. Louis merchants, who know from experience how to SHOWS WHERE DOG BIT HER ee’ edgar ie thie Weather Wérseuser to —— sew: ite eee BEC AUSF (}f AGE obtain results from their advertising, bought more ‘eol- a right in his predictions. . As for Miss Garden, she surpaseed her- umns of space in the POST-DISPATCH than in its three | Lawyers Stand About as a Screen Official forecast: Fair tonight and/ self. She had a chance to rest all day ; ; Sunday; colder tonight with lowest] and in the evening just before she left next nearest competitors combined. and the Verdict Is for —— Sunday morning of|her hotel she had told some of her , | . . , : about egrees. friends that they were going to “see| WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.~The report In no other metropolitan city in the United States is $150. Stage of the river: .4 foot; a fall| something.” has been current for some time that one newspaper so overwhelmingly su Miss es Konievne of 218% Ex-| °f -3 of & foot. Under the spell of Strauss’ frantic any pap g'y supreme as is the Agn Fatt tonight and —— —2 she tore ———— President Taft would not reappoint for- ssouri 4 : change avenue, East St. Louis, showed | ,, Missoury’ & : POST DISPATCH in its field. — en en mk’ he tea Gate in enst, 8 eral? fa fale tonight. ping up a convention at évery step and | ‘er Senator Francis M. Cockrell of Mis- 2* ees day, oy a working her audience alternately into|sourt as a member of the Interstate Just glance at this practical evidence of it: _ | Court, Friday afternoon and won her tion; colder. — & PI mernt suit for damages against Frank Gward- © | ftw 0 Sore —— pga ia race ach Commerce Commission took more defi- nite form today, when the President told POST-DISPATCH 7 85 columns aa Konievne sueii Gwardvala for, ATTORNEY JOHNSON T0 ASK by winning her hearers’ sympathy. The 3 next best all added $1,000 because his dog attacked her asp - FOR NEW. TRI AL FOR GREAVES 0 SEIZES A toge ‘ ‘ te she was passing his home and bit her a ES in the knee. She took the witness POST-DISPATCH - 116 columns — de gyi redlnaglleonpireaareP por 4 i oye Co Lawyer Volun-| Tentacle Has to Be Cut to Re- The 3 next best all added how much it hurt and all that and then; * teers Service to Convicted lease Her. tt , Frank C. Smith, said: together oe us MY —* —5 — — wed ate Wis Man Without Charge. | LONG BEACH, Cal, Dec. v Mrs. — ; Austin A. Greaves, who defended . ida| convicted, wan’ tutervidwed: Sat. + ts urday morning by Char‘es P. John- | Varideventer ‘but Smith repeated that son, who has volunteered to ect as} *™* 3 * prond ay Jory where attorney for Greaves ——— a yee ‘ ii “The — — — the. ‘client that a motion — — gos gt Ee ith + “ » j ¥ " & Z . — .~ - F —— = ; —— ~~ —* rf 25 * ty & # Ree 4 — nn * 7. ‘ x oe ee ——— ry — ei al Pp he AS : ;