The Ketchum keystone. [volume] (Ketchum, Idaho) 1885-1899, 1889-11-09

e smoke was coming up from til
n parlor below. After these fires wer
put out, q search was made, and
{. was discovered that bedroom turn
q ture had been removed to the parlo
; while the parlor furniture had bee
taken up stairs. Mr.. Dagg say
that the most mysterious part {
q the business was the discovery il
an clubhouse of an ink-bottle whic
: had been securely locked in a CUP
board. It was restored to the cup
board, which was found to be still
:. locked, and, although the cupboar'
! was closely guarded, it was agail
: transported to the out-buildinp
8 Dean was arrested, and after MI
3 Dagg had consulted the switch o
E Plum Hollow" in whom the neigh
bors have great faith, he was re
} leased. The old lady informed Mr.
/ Dagg that the manifestations wer'
the work of a woman and her twt
children, through the medium o
the "black art" and that the troubl.
would not cease until the middl.
of November. The affair naturally
causes a great excitement in The
neighborhood, and the members O.
the Dagg family have become OBJ
jects of great curiosity. The house
is thronged with visitors much tc
the annoyance of the family, for
between the "spirits" at night, and
the curiosity-mongers by day, they
get little rest.
| CONQUERED BY LOVE.
A recent dispatch from Lexington,
KY, says that over two hundred
guests participated in the wedding
festivities at Pine Spring, which put
an end to the murderous vendetta
in Rowan county. The contracting
parties were Grace Martin, the
daughter of the king of that faction.
and Frank Tolliver, the brother of
the Tolliver leader. Men who had
shot at each other from behind
trees and in the open ground, shook
hands for the first time in life, and
mountain women talked with neigh
bors who from babyhood they had
Stunned as they would a snake.
Mountain Dew" was abundant but
not cross word was spoken. The
couple were married by a justice of
the peace. The bride is a pretty
girl of twenty-five, and the groom
but year older. The wedding din
ner was sight. Whole roast hogs
and calves, cakes that would be
strangers at Delmonico's, fruits and
spreads" made the table actually
groan. At the conclusion of the
feast each side swore by the newly
married couple to forever live in
peace hereafter. And thus ended a |
feud that has cost half hundred |
lives, resulting in enormous costs, |
and kept state uneasy for years.
THE MAsQUERADER.
Last week We gave an account of
a man being arrested at Berthoud,
Colorado, while masquerading in
woman's clothes and going under
the name of Eva Craig, and who
was thought to be Tascott, the Chi
cago murderer. The young man is
now lying very i'll with typhoid
fever at Denver, and the physicians
who are tending him say there is
little hope of his recovery. He
promises to make confession
which will send some one to the
gallows. In his trunk were found
letters from Fayetteville, Indiana,
Gloverville and Hooker, New York,
and Colfax, Washington Territory,
addressed to Philo Boland, in care
Of Eva Craig. It is supposed that
Boland is the name by which he
Vas known at these places.
THE WHITE VEIL.
News comes from Philadelphia
Of a ceremony that was to be per-
formed in that city last Friday
Yesterday, in which Bishop Phe-
an of the Pittsburg diocese and
possibly Bishop O'Conner of Oma-
Ia were to take part. The ceremony
vas that of receiving Miss Kate {
)rexel of Philadelphia as novice {
# the order of Sister of Mercy. ]
archbishop Ryan of Philadelphia,
Who is a strong friend OF the Drexel :
amily, was to have delivered SER :
non on the occasion. Aside from G
he clergy only relatives and near
riends of Miss Drexel were expect
d to be present at the ceremony !
which would take place at the Mercy !
convent. Miss Drexel was to take
he white veil. It was early last c
ear that she set the fashionable c
ircles of the Quaker City in flut- b
er by entering Mercy Convent. .
'ince then she has been one of the !,
nost exemplary of postulants and 8
1ost regular in her observance of S
II the rules. Her determination q
take the white veil virtually set q
les her future, though she will have :
remain three years longer before f
eng finally received into the or a
er. If meantime she changes her ii
lind She can return to the world. IL