We'll let the Chicago Tribune describe the shocking conclusion to our story: This is the tragic end of life which is real pathos.  It runs from the top of influence and commercial and financial power to a condition of mind and body that neither knew nor cared for reason.  It started in honor and distinction and came to a point where ties were disregarded and consequences scorned. It is a tale of infatuation and recklessness, and in the sadness of the climax the brother finds nothing to blame but the pace which was set John Ketcham by the clubmen in whose grasp he fell.