The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1897-10-30
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An Interesting Summary Of tho
Weeks Events.

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Weeks 1vont1.
Mrs. Anna Derr Of Salt Lake CitJ
has been awarded SIC, 600 DANA gel
in > suit against DR.. Isaiah Whit,
for malpractice.
The manager Of ! Chicago muse
um offered 70 put up 90, 600 bal
for Lustgert if the prisoner would
place himself on exhibition, agree
ing 10 give him $500 ! week.
| The blizzard which began in Den.
yer Monday lasted until Wednesday
morning. Il 10 estimated that the
damage done to telegraph, telephone
and electric light wires amounts "a
about $4,000.
Miss Rushton, Of American Fork,
Utah, while Waiting at q ball one
night last week, fell dead in her
partners arms. The opinion OF
physicians is that the young lady
died from heart failure, caused by
tight lacing.
States Attorney Deneen Of Cook
county, Illinois, has arranged to
place the second Luetgert trial on
the docket for Monday. November
9th. If more time is desired by
the defense they will have to secure
it hY making a fOrmal request for
a continuance.
The trial of Mrs. Lou Hamilton
for the murder of her husband, last
spring, which has been in progress
at Salt Lake for several weeks, was
ended last Saturday. The jury,
after being out IA hours and As
minutes, brought in a verdict of
not guilty.
A severe snow storm accompanied
by blizzard prevailed in portions
of Colorado, Nebraska and Kansas
on Monday night. There was such
heavy fall of snow that it broke
down telegraph and telephone lines
and blockaded railroads. At Denver
the street cars were tied up by the
snow and the city was left in dark
ness on account of the breaking
down Of the electric wires.
General Miles, Commanding Gen.
eral of the army, has issued his
annual report to the Secretary Of
War. He commends the efficiency
of the army, and speaks Of the
progress that has been made on
both the Atlantic and Pacific Coasts
in the matter of Notifications. He
asks for two more regiments Of
infantry. He refers to Alaska and
says the waters of that country
should receive thorough examina.
ton from the naval forces, and rec
ommends that three military posts
be established in that Territory.
He says the maximum peace footing
of the army should be one enlisted
man to every 1000 population and
the minimum one to every 1000.
They all Saw Snakes.
During the exhibition in a large
car containing a museum at Hol-
gate, Ohio, one night last week, a
glass and wire cage containing 400
snakes was crushed by :he crowd
and the snakes liberated. There
were q number of black diamond
rattlers in the cage and they escaped
and were stepped upon by people
nearly all of whom were bitten.
All of the physicians in town were
called to give aid.
Christmas Dinners for Klondiks.
A dispatch from Portland, Ore,
October Goth, saga: On the steamer
George w. Elder, which leaves here
next Friday night for Dyea, Alaska,
Charles F. Vest Of this city will ship
1000 dozen eggs and about a ton
and a half of poultry, fresh meats
and oysters, which he expects to
transport over Chilkoot pass to
Dawson City by dog train before
Christmas. The eggs have all been
and are ready for ship
ment. They are broken and put in
cane, sealed up and frozen. It will
be necessary to keep them in cold
storage until Dyea is reached, and
after that it is expected the weather
will be cold enough TO keep them
frozen.
Vest has four others associated
with him, and they expect to realize
800. OOO out of the venture. They
expect to sell the eggs at $35 per
dozen and the poultry at fabulous
prices. The party have % large
dogs, which have been in training
for some time, and they expect to
get over the pass without serious
difficulty.
A few weeks ago the editor was taken |
With . very severe cold that caused him
TO be in meet miserable condition. It
was undoubtedly bad case OF Il grippe |
and recognizing II - dangerous he took
immediate steps to bring abont speedy |
cure. From the advertisement Of Cham |
Cough Remedy and tho many |
good Recommendations included therein,
We concluded to make first trial of the
medicine. To say that it was satisfactory |
in its results 10 putting it very mildly,
indeed. 1t acted like magic and the re- |
aulf waa = sr,eedv and ue.manent cure
We have No hesitancy in recommending |