The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-06-05

An Interesting Summary Of the
Weeks Events,

Exchanges members have decide,
to dlsincorporate and close it's doors
{ Train Wrecker Worden was hun,
!. at San Quentin yesterday, Governor
Budd having refused to interfere il
his behalf.
Squaws near Bodie, CAL, carr
considerable money by poundin,
rock up in a mortar and horninf
out the gold.
i Beautiful Bells, the famous brood
mare of the Palo Alto stock farm
is Is years old, and gave birth to q
colt last week.
| President Mckinley has com.
missioned Whitelaw Reid to repre-
sent him at the Queen g approaching
jubilee celebration.
1t is said that the present which
the Gear and Czarina of Russia will
send to Victoria for her jubilee will
be a set OF emeralds valued at $780,
600.
A murder by highwaymen has
aroused the people Of Butte Mont,
and a notice has been posted giving
hoboes twenty-four hours to leave
that region.
Countess de Castellane (Anna
Gould) has donated $780, 600 for
the building of a hall at Paris to
be used for holding charitable fairs
and entertainments.
AS the result of match to see
who could drink the most whisky.
two men are dead in Chicago, one
cannot recover and a fourth is in a |
precarious condition.
George Sage, a granddaughter of
Russell Sage, the great New York
capitalist, died recently on the poor
farm of Will county, ILL.,, of con-
sumption, aged % years.
Duke dAlencon, whose wife per-
ished in the Paris Charity Bazaar
hire, has announced his intention to
become Monk and end his DAYS
IN franciscan monastery.
John F. Johnson, late president
and cashier of the State National
Bank of Logansport, Ind, has been
sentenced to ten years. imprison-
nent for wrecking that institution.
A dispatch from Dublin May 25th
says that all the Irish political pris-
9ners will be pardoned early in
une In commemoration of the six
ieth year of the reign of Queen Vic
oria.
James Borthwick, a prominent
nd wealthy merchant of Butte, /,
don't, was instantly killed May
9Th by being thrown from his buggy
y runaway horse. His neck was
roken.
A young mechanic, armed with
agger, has been arrested in the !.
ark of the summer residence of !,
he Car of Russia. He said he
anted to become famous as the 7
murderer of the Gear. &
A well-known Chicago bicyclist
as killed by fall from his wheel b
ne night last week. The front o
'rks of his wheel broke and be q
as thrown upon his head receiving "
juries which caused his death. tt
James G. Blaine, Jr., is guest u
the Kelley Institute in White
lains. The dispatches state that 10
appears regularly at certain :
ours to take his little jab of bi- n
lloride and spends the rest of
Q time riding his bicycle or stroll
g through the village. ca
In the early days of the Vulture P,
inc, in Arizona, only the highest vi
ade ore was milled. The present II
ice building and store room was III
lit of ore valued at about $50 a oe
q. The old assay Office building ~
g torn down several years ago y
d the walls milled, yielding about via
900. Tn
Kenneth Donnelan, the 21-year- co.
son of Col. John w. Donnelan D
Salt Lake has been adjudged in a nu
npetent to manage his own af. far
RS, and a guardian appointed for the
estate. The young man is an sou
'eterate smoker Of cigarettes and ]
physicians claim that is the cal
Use of bis mental incompetency. 6
drs. Ia Godfrey, a handsome
wealthy woman of 40, of At. a
ia, Ga, was arrested Monday me,
the charge of murder, having -
n indicted on the testimony oils
children, who swore that six
RS ago she strangled and buried
daughters illegitimate child.
J. Godfrey is daughter of Hon.
'jamin Digger of Atlanta. ~
Judge Henry NJ. Buford, of Lex
ton, KY, one of the leading law {
} of the state, committed suicide =
day last week by drowning in
,nd. He was 81 years old, and
carried. According to request
lis will, his remains were Gre
ed, and his ashes mingled with -
'e of his mother scattered on o.
blue grass pasture of an init
e friend. ~
rich strike was made in the
yoD mine at Randsburg last
(. It is said that the pay streak