The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1896-03-21
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Harry Hynd. Of Salt Lake, haa
been indicted for the murder Of
Walter J. Dinwoodey, his wite'a
paramount.
Princess Kaiaulani Of Hawaii,
who il now in northern Italy, 10 ia
DO married to m Italian nobleman
on Easter Monday.
The Czarina Of Russia wilt wear
the MIDST magnificent robe Of state
in the world at her coronation in
May. It will cost 100000
kid" Thompson, one Of the
Roscoe train robbers, was sentenced
BY Judge Smith of Los Angeles to
be hanged at Folsom May 22nd.
Carlisle will 60 before the conven-
ton as q sound money candidate
and will have the support of the
Administration.
William Atkinson, found guilty
in the district court at Cheyenne,
Wy. Of defrauding Laramie couaty
by collecting q wolf bounty for q
dog hide, was sentenced to two
years imprisonment.
The death of George Davis at his
home in Wilmington, N. c., re-
moves, says the Richmond, Va,
Dispatch, the last member Of JEFF
ferson Davis Cabinet. Mr.. Davis
served some time as Attorney Gen
eral of the Confederacy.
The Oakland (Cal. Tribune
March 10th says: Katie Anna, a
a little girl of 10 years. and Edith
Emily, four years younger, the
children Of Frank E. and Mrs.
Booth, were instantly killed by an
electric car at Eighth and Adeline
streets tonight.
DR.. A. v. Burghill, who offered
to sell himself for any scientific
purpose for S., 900, was terribly in
jured by an explosion in Chicago,
caused by a hazardous experiment
with fash light used in photogra-
ply. He lost. both eyes and his
hands had to be amputated. He
wanted the IS, 900 to provide for an
aged mother.
Ballington Booth has named his
new religious organization Code
American Volunteers" The vol
unteers will be governed by q mill
tary constitution, with Mr.. and
Mrs. Booth as joint presidents
The local branches will be called
posts, and the various grades of Of
ficers will have rank and titles like
those of the American army.
The act providing q pension OF
$1,000 year for Princess Kaiaulani
has passed the Hawaiian Senate
and will probably 60 through the
House without opposition. This
was agreed to on the understanding
that the young lady who was in
training for the throne Of Hawaii
had become reconciled to the Gov
eminent and that she would remain
friendly to the new order of things.
Charles H. Hemming of Gaines
Vile, Tex, has given $40, 600 for =
monument to the Confederate dead,
to be erected in Jacksonville, Fla.
The donor is . native of that city
and served in the Confederate army
throughout the war. The monu-
ment is to be sixty feet high, sur
mounted by q heroic bronze statue
of a Confederate private soldier,
with life-size statues of Lee, Jack
son, Albert Sidney Johnston and
General Dickson of Florida.
Dr.. Arthur Duestrow, tho mil
lionaire convicted of killing his
wife and baby at st. Louis, Mis-
souri,, has been sentenced to be
hanged April I'D. Before sentence
was passed the Judge called Dues
trow to the bar and asked him if
be had anything to say Why the
sentence of the court should not be
pronounced upon him. He replied !:
my wife and child are both alive
and I don't see why I should be
hung for killing them, when they
are alive. Governor johnson prom
ised to have them in court to-day.
This is all / have to say"
Charles Broadway Rouss, 4
wholesale merchant Of New York
city and q wsll-known philanthro-
pist, 10 losing his eyesight. A few
DAYS ago he said: Il will give IL
COZ, 600 to any man who will re-
store TO me my eyesight. will
walk out Of the store aud hand him
the keys. / am not in total dark
ness vet, % still see . light mist,
but my doctors say that in short
time ali will be night" Mr.. Rouss
il 60 years old. He 10 southerner
BY birth and fought under Stone
wall Jackson, and after the war
came to New York penniless. a
large portion Of the fortune be has
am.sesd hAs been spent IL bsnsfAc-
tons.
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