Named Entity Results, Louis Drucker

Singular suicide. --Louis Drucker, well known in St. Louis as the "Indian Herb Doctor," drowned himself near Carondelet, Mo., on the 16th ult., by leaping from the ferry boat. The St. Louis Express says of him: Mr. Drucker has reached the age of seventy-four years, and certainly had to fight a great deal with the ups and downs in life. He was favorably known in Berlin by his great humor, as the proprietor of a fashionable wine hall; but had to leave Berlin in 1850 on account of fiMr. Drucker has reached the age of seventy-four years, and certainly had to fight a great deal with the ups and downs in life. He was favorably known in Berlin by his great humor, as the proprietor of a fashionable wine hall; but had to leave Berlin in 1850 on account of financial difficulties, and emigrated to London, where he then made his appearance as the editor of a small comic journal. From there he emigrated to New York in 1852, where he made great sensation by his comic performances amongst the Germans for some time, and then moved to Chicago, and from there to St. Louis. He was sometimes employed in saloon keeping, cigar dealing, giving lectures and comic performances, until he commenced practicing as an Indian herb doctor, on the corner of Third and M