The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1894-12-15

Mr.. Vanderbilt is en- route from
Europe, and it is said that he will
suit for divorce from his
wife upon his arrival in New York.
Rev. Conrad Haney. one Of the
most prominent Chicago ministers,
eloped last week with Mrs. George
". Brandt, wife of the manager Of
the Price Baking Powder Company.
The reverend gentleman left hand
some wife and four children, and
it is said, took all available means,
leaving his family destitute.
J. f. Winner, vino years ago and
merely as a diversion wrote the
words and music of Little Brown
Jug" took the precaution to copy |
right the production, which sold up
in the hundreds of thousands and
realized tidy sum for its author.
Mr. Winners brother, "Sep," is the
composer of "The Mocking Bird,
which made for him a small fortune.
Curiously, the author of THE jug"
one of the most popular of drink
ing songs, always has been total
Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
A New Yorker who went to Cali
fornia several years ago, says the
New York Sun, and acquired a
modest fortune has come back. He
says that at first he was charmed
with the country, but in time be
grew MORALLY tired of a region
where they never have any seasons.
Spring was all right for three
months in the year, but be began to
feel hankering for more warmth in
summer, red leaves in the autumn,
and snow in winter. New York
suits him better for an all-around
place Of residence.
i R. H. Jones, editor of Canyon
City (Col. paper, was arrested last
Saturday and placed under 5000
bonds for attempting to enter the
bedroom of a Miss Baker by forci-
ole means. The young lady became
frightened at the noise at the door,
and in the heat of her excitement
Jumped through the window, carry
ing sash and all, and landed upon
: the hard pavement below, dis
. lance of sixteen feet. She broke
: her right leg and otherwis seriously
/, injured herself. Her face was badly
! cut by the glass and when found
she was almost unconscious.
G Lady Henry Somerset. who is a
a present visiting the city of Boston
Il denies that she intends TO organic
n crusade against living pictures
n She says: II have no thought o
o interfering with exhibitions giver
4 in America. There are plenty o
;. citizens, wise and vigilant, who viii
II watch over the morals of this land
4 | raised my protest in England
8 against entertainments that con
q sldered likely to demoralize the
y spectators and performers. | hav'
q not visited, nor do l expect to visi
the theaters where living picture
4 are given in America"
:. Death from tooth brush bristle!
: lodged in his throat last March wa
$ the unique fate which recently be
f fell DIR. George R. Fortiuer, one o
$ the most prominent physicians o
n Camden, n. ]. While he was brush
= ing his teeth over eight months agt
. the brush went to pieces III hi
). mouth. Before he fully realizes
d what had happened he had swal
!. lowed several of the bristles. Sine
D. then he periodically suffered iron
a severe coughing spells, the bristle
lie having lodged in his throat. Cough
m ing and pain in the chest results
in quick pneumonia, which cause
II his death. His wife is practicin
: physician, and his son is a note
Il dental surgeon.
he Mrs. Mary Ellen Lease and be
lie son, Charles H. Lease. are guests &
as the Grand Hotel in San Francisc'
IA Mrs. Lease is the presiding Office
II. of the Kansas Board of Trustee
g. and has yet one more year to serv
ne at the expiration of which she Wi
n remove to California and make h'
+ home on ranch which she has r
n Gently purchased in the San jos
rs quin valley. Mrs. Lease said to
r. Chronicle reporter: Il am tired
IS the barren plains of Kansas. l WI
n raised in the foothills of the All
ID ghanies, and when l came to Cal
he fornia and saw these grand o.
he mountains and tasted the fragran,
us of the olive and orange groves Il
Sc happy thoughts of my childhoc
no came back to me, and | was 7
Is, minded that | loved the mountain
ed and all their gorgeous scenery.
ng made up my mind then that th
ne should be my future home"
on Geo. W. Jenkins, editor of the Ssr
in Maria Times, Call. in speaking of ,
various ailments of children said: Nv
my children have Group there is only c
Ugh patent medicine that ever use, and Il
4 il is Chamberlain's Cough Remedy. 1t p
rti- sesses some medical properties that
ave lieve the little sufferers Immediately.
of is, in my opinion, the best cough me
lido cine in the market" II this remedy
dy freely given as soon as the croupy eou
avs appears 1t will prevent the attack. II
I'm also An ideal remedy for whooping coul
mes There is no danger in giving IL to ci
'm drep, as it contains nothing injurio
d. For sale by l. l. Lewis, druggist.
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