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Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24

C. F. Gould and $. P Bluett. rail road officials were in Tombstone to.
 day on official business They left
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
SHERIFF HOOD RETURNS

Sheriff Joe Hood with deputies Clip son and LamOre, returned last night from Florence where they went. hay
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
FROM RANCH

Harry hassclerccu was in town from his ranch yesterday Harry says that a law is needed to protect ihe cattle industry from the speed. er-,' as many cattle are being killed by fast drivers on the state highway where il is not fenced.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
ON BUSINESS

J. \. Gaines. secretary of the Co- chise County Taxpayers association, is spending a few days in Douglas and other county points
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
WAS IN TUCSON

Bradford Brandt assistant cashier of the Cochise County State Bank spent Tuesday and "Wednesday in Tue son on visit
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
Joyce. of Whetstone
COUNTY ATTORNEY TO sissEe

County Attorney J. F Ross was in Bisbee today on business connected with his office.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
EMIL MARKS VISITS

Emil Marks. lumbermsa of the War ren District. is q Tombstone bushes. visitor today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
WEDNESDAY

MORE LIGHT
 Electric lights have been Installed in the Modern Cafe TO eisBEE ON STAGE Robert Bixby left for Bisbee on the Rockhill stage
 6isBEEiTE AS JUROR Frank Huckleby. of Bisbee. is sery ing on the jury in Judge Lockwood's court
 JOE FOX VISITOR Joe Fox. a prominent Tucson citi- zen. was Tombstone visitor today. PIONEER IMPROVING 1 A. T. Schuster, one of Tombstone's oldest pioneers. who has been ill for some time past, is said to be steadily improving.
 CITIZEN VISITS NoGALEs
 R. B. Krebs. proprietor of the R. B. Krebs Auto company. left for Nogales this morning on business
 EL PAsoAN STOPS OVER 1 R. l.. Ash. Of Fl Psso. spent Tues day and Wednesday in town visiting friends
 ITO CALIFORNIA
 Earl Kolb and sister. Miss Lottie Grace Koib. will spend Christmas with their relatives near Los Angeles. MOVED
 NJ. R. Bersquist has moved his family into the residence recently occupied by Grant Warner.
 REFRIGERATION INSPECTORS MERE
 Sam Wright and Jeff Milton. immi. grafton inspectors of Tucson. spent Tuesday in Tombstone. IrARov JURORS REPORT I W. L. Karmeaster. Whitehall, L. L.. IngIe. Light. and J. R. Hack, of Cen. tral Bridges. jurors summoned Mon. day. reported ia Judge Lockwood's . lcourt this morning for jury duty. DISAPPOINTMENT Il Keen disappointment was felt by . large crowd at the Crystal theater last night because of the uou-arrivaI
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
LOWELL AUTO MAN HeRE

r. w. Wilson Lowell al.D sale $ man and garage manager was a Tombstone visitor today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
RETURN ED HOME

Miss Peggy Cornelius returned home yesterday following brie. visit in Tucson with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
LEAVES FOR ARTEsiA. N. Nj.

Miss Ruby McI.ane left this morn ins to spend the holidays in Artesis. x Al
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
TUESDAY
6VEs ssSS fsiss1NF

oVEH FSoN FAieRHNE
 w II Miller ot Fairbank spent Tuesday shopping ia town. SANTA RYAN IN TOMBSTONE
 J \. Nash. Cs santa Rita. is re- rewing acqusintances in Tombstone GLOBE MERCHANT HERE
 Louis Ware. a Globe business man. was Tombstone visitor today. WILCOX VISITORS
 C. M Roberts and George NJ. L. Nee. of Wilcox. were ip town today. GENTLEMAN HERE
 $. W. Ruling. a prominent Rodeo. New Mexico. cattleman. is looking over the territory contiguous tc Tombstone.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
E. ?. 6 s. W. SUPT. HERE

Superintendent II. $. Fairbanks of the Fl Paso & Southwestern railroad was in Tombstone today in his pri- yate car
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
HOME FOR XMAS

Lawrence Campbell. son oi AIr and Mrs. Sam Campbell, of Tombstone. is expected to arrive home today from Grand Canyon, where he has been located for the past year since his graduation from the Flagstaff normal in the Santa Fe railroad offices. HOME FOR HOLIDAYS
 Miss Matia McClelland arrived to- day from Tucson where she is attend i-s the [. of A., and will spend the holidays with her mothers. Mrs. F. Helen McClelland.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
FROM BIS BEE

Stewart Grant. Q: Bisbee, was in town yesterday conferr:ng with his brother Jack at the local branch store
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
GOING UP

The first building of the two that shooting up and is quite noticeable The foundation for the second build
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
FILM REPRESENTATIVE

L. +. SCamarborE. Fox Film repre- sentative. spent the day in Tomb stone
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
E. N. WOOD HERE

Attorney F. J. Wood of the law
 firm of Knapp & Wood. of Bisbee, who is the legal representative Of the
 C. & A. Mining company. was Tomb. ston. visitor today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24

The paving plant of Miller < Waite is now dismantied, awaiting for cars so it can be shipped to Yuma where il will form one unit Of the two plants 10 be used in the laying o. . miles of the block stuff in Yuma county.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
TUCSON ATTORNEY

Attorney Francis M. Hartman. of Tucson, is interested this week in a case being tried before Judse Albert SamaS
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
ing is complete,


It should be remembered that the community Christmas tree for Satur- day night is for all the children in the town. Every "kiddie" must he made happy
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24

Judge-eiect George F. Darneil and wife. of Tucson. are visiting friends in Tombstone for few days. Judge Darnei will take his seat ". superior court judge of Pima county on Jsnu- ary l. next
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
: JURORS REPORT

Of the 40 names drawn Friday for jurors. retu-nable this morning. only reported. whereupon Judge Lack wood ordered a drawing of ? addi- t.onaI to report for duty tomorrow morning at g go
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24

Bessie. were visitors in Tombstone to- day from their ranch a; Turner GETTING SHORT
 The time for shooting quail expires on the setting of the sun December I3l. Just ten more shooting days and it is off.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
WIT s

Tom MOOny. merchants police of Bisbe" was a visitor In town today as d witness in court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
ASKS NON-SUiT

The suit to recover damages from
 the city ot Douglas. instituted by L. r. Parker was. OH motion Of the complainant. dismissed by Judge Lockwood ia department one Of the
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
BEN B. MATHEWS HERE

Ben E Mathews, assistant county attorney Of Tucson. IS in Tombstone on legal matters today.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
THURSDAY
ON 8iSeEE SHOPPING TRIP

Mrs. Ed Massey and Mrs J. N Phiiiipowski motored to Bisbee on a p-e-holiday shopping trip Wednesday.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
GENTLEMAN VISITS

Mr. James Parker. caitleman O. Cenille. santa Cruz county. is here today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
ST. DAVID VISITOR

J. x. Christensen. formerly of St
 David. is a Tombstone visitor today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
TO BIS BEE

Anna LaBrosse, Kate Iso. and Mrs Buster Rushin went to Bisbee today for q briei visit with friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24

local orders fast evening installed their 1923 officers. after which the large gathering enjoyed refreshments and then danced for several hours. JACK AND JILL CLUB MEET
 Miss Iris Macia is patroness. held their weekly meeting at Miss Macia's home Thursda evening The eve ningS reading selection was taken from Ernest Thompson Seton's Mon arch the Bear" and was interestedly enjoyed by the score members Of children.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
JOHNSON HERE

Mir Robert Johnson. ca;tleman of Government Draw, is in town today seeing friends
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24

of the Leather Pushers" owing to the biunder of the Stafford theater management. shipping them back to Los Angeles instead of Tombstone. VISITING DAUGHTER
 Mrs. A. Staniger. of Tombstone. left today to visit her daughter. Mrs. Paul Jnyrp of Wbatssnna
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
JUoGE-ELEcr oARNEIL

Attorneys George R. Darneii, judge elect of Pima county, and Francis NJ. Hartman. of Tucson, are attending the session of the superior court here today
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
FROM 6iS8EE

Judge J. w Hogan. of Bisbee. was % visitor in town today as witness in court
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
TO SPEND HOLIDAYS HERE

Miss Olive Smith, of Hamilton. O., daughter of Mrs. Elizabeth Smith, of Tombstone, will arrive here tomorrow night to spend the holidays with her mother. Miss Smith recently gradu. ated as a trained nurse and since that time has been visiting with friends throughout the east.
 COURT OFFICIALS ON TRIP
 Superior Judge Albert Sames and Court Reporter Harry D. Palmer of department No. ?, of the superior court, went to Bisbee and Douglas on official business today. JURY eAiLiFFs RESIGN Charles Vincent and Sam Johnson jury bailiffs for the Cochise county court, rendered their resiguations to take effect at the conclusion of the present case now on trial.
 MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED
 A marriage license was issued this morning by J. E. James, clerk of the superior court, for Joseph T. Scott aged g. of Pomerene. and Miss Theresa C. Sabin. 21 years old, also of Pomerene
 RANcHER MERE
 E. G. Simmons. pioneer ranchel from Gardner Canyon. was in Tomb stone today transacting business. FROM TURNER
 s. N Gordon and daughter, Miss
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
TOMBSTONE TO WM T0P|Cs.TERsELY TOLD
MONDAY


 MONDAY ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS
 County Attorney J. F. Ross is in Bisbee today on official business ATTENDING COURT
 Constable II. II Bohmfalk. of Lowell is in Tombstone today attend ing the session of the superior court. TUCSON ATTORNEY
 Attorney Francis M Hartman. of Tucson, is interested this week in case being tried before Judse Albert SameS
 VISITED IN BENSON
 Justice of the Peace II. r. Merrill and wife visited in Benson sunday with Mrs Merrills sister Mrs Lena Moss.
 FROM eissEE
 Chas Mcdonald spent his weekend with friends here returning to Bisbee today
 ON BUSINESS
 j. x Gaines. secretary of the Co., chise County Taxpayers association. is spending few days in Douglas and other county points IN TOWN
 Jimmie Brown. assistant state high way engineer, in charge ot all paving projects. is in town closing up matters relating to the lO.mile paving strip just finished by the state TOMBSTONE VISITORS
 Mir. and Mrs Harry Prick. Of Tue son. and Miss Paula Kornbrock. Of Cincinnati. Ohio spent seyeTa. days here as the guests Of a,r and Mrs A F Davis.
 RETURNED TO 5ISBEE
 John II. Davis. assistant to ?. G.. Beckett of the Phelps Dodge inter ests. spent the weekend with h:s family. returning to Bisbee this morning.
 TORN DOWN
 The paving plant of Miller < Waite is now dismantled. awaiting for cars so it can be shipped to Yuma where il will form one unit Of the two plants 10 be used in the laying o. . miles of the block stuff in Yuma county. JOHNSON HERE
 Mir Robert Johnson. ca;tleman of Government Draw. is in town today seeing friends
 cATTLEMAN VISITS
 Nr James Parker. ca;tIeman of Cenille. santa Cruz county, is here today
 JURORS REPORT
 Of the 40 names drawn Friday for jurors. returnable this morning. only reported. whereupon Judge Lack wood ordered a drawing of 25 addi- tionaI to report for duty tomorrow morning at 30
 HERE IN CASE
 Joe and Homer Fisher. cattleman and ranche-s of Pearce, are in town They being plaintiffs in a case against Gov. Thos. F. Campbell. wherein some state land is involved FRAZIER IN CITY
 Mir | T. Frazier. state super;rten- dent of highway maintenance was here this morning. DOUGLAS DEPUTY
 Deputy Sheriff Verne Lamore. of Douglas. is in Tombstone on official business.
 IN eIseEE
 Miss Nell Ensminger. stenographer in the Supervisors office. spent Sat. urday in Bisbee visiting friends. LOOKING FOR HOME
 Mrs. George Roark. of Douglas, viii of the incoming under sheriff. is in Tombstone today house hunting. pre- paratory to moving here. LEGAL LtGHTS
 Attorneys II. k Pickett. C. V. Man stt. W. G. Gilmore. Bruce Stephen sen and George M. Roark are Tomb stone visitors this week. attending to officia! court duties .HARMoNy fouR~
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
n EFT TONIGHT

The Blue Lodge Masous and Order of Eastern Star will meet tonight for joint installation of the newly elected officers after which a supper will be served and then the members will dance for couple of hours.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
WILCOX VISITORS
GENTLEMAN HERE

S. W. Ruling, a prominent Rodeo. New Mexico, cattleman, is looking over the territory contiguous to Tombstone. PHoENiciAN IS VISITOR
 Cal Messner, well,known resident Of Phoenix, spent the day in Tomb. stone renewing old acquaintances. MoNTANANs VISIT FRIENDS
 Mr. and Mrs F V. Cronin, promi- nent merchant of Butte. Mont. stopped in Tombstone Monday and Tuesday visiting some old mining friends
 TURNER cATTLEMAa HERE
 James D Larry. csttlemsn cf Tur- ner. is business visitor in Tomb stone today
 EMIL MARKS VISITS
 Emil Marks. lumbermsa of the War ren District. is q Tombstone business visitor today
 E. N. WOOD HERE
 Attorney F. M. Wood of the law firm of Knapp & Wood. of Bisbee. who is the legal representative Of the C. & A Mining company. was a Tomb stone visitor today JUoGE-ELEcr oARNELL
 Attorneys George R Darneil, judge elect of Pima county, and Francis NJ Hartman. of Tucson. are attending the session of the superior court here today.
 eNTeRrAINEolT DINNER MT and Mrs. wm A. Fowler enter. tained a group of friends at dinner on Sunday evening last Those who enjoyed the hospitality of the home were. Mir and Mrs. Frank Fowler. Nr. and Mrs. C. E. Tilford and son, Mrs. Emma Kerr. Miss Gertrude Lake and Billy Fowler.
 LAWYERS ATTEND TRIALS
 Attorneys David Benshimol. Bruce Stephenson. James P. Boyle and C. V Manett. of Douglas. are interested il cases now being tried in the superior court here.
 ROSS scoURs COUNTY County Attorney John F. Rosa spent Monday in Bisbee and Dousiaa looking up cases still to be tried dur ing the present session of superior court
 loReooNHANs oRoe ~
 R. C. Garfield and family. afte, touring the eatire country from coas, to coast and now returning to theil home in Salem, Ore. told friends herr it was indeed . pleasure for them
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
FORMER CITIZEN RETURNS

Allen LarisOn, former Tombstone mechanic drove into town from Cali. fornia today. He is considering again
 taking up his residence here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
HERE IN CASE

Joe and Homer Fisher. cattleman and ranchers of Pearce, are ;n town. They being plaintiffs in a case against Gov. Thos. F. Campbell. wherein some state land is involved
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
ON OFFICIAL BUSINESS

County Attorney J. r. Ross is in Bisbee today on official business ATTENDING COURT
 Constable H. IL Bohmfalk. of Lowell. is in Tombstone today attend ing the session of the superior court.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
sIssEEiTE AS JUROR

Frank Huckleby. of Bisbee. is sery ing on the jury in Judge Lockwood. court
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
sIssEE ATTORNEY HERE

Frank Thomas, Bisbee attorney, is in Tombstone on legal business for
 few days
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
OARNElI AND WIFE HERE

state penitentiary.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
IN FROM RANCH
C GENTLEMAN HERE

Jim Lawry. cattleman Of Turner vas in town yesterday
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24

Bessie. were visitors in Tombstone to- day from their ranch at Turner. GETTING SHORT The time for shooting quail expires on the setting of the sun December 3l. Just ten more shooting days and it is off
 GOING UP
 The first building of the two that comprise the Union hign school is shooting up and is quite noticeable The foundation for the second build ing is complete EVERYBODY It should be remembered that the community Christmas tree for Satur- day night is for all the children in the town. Every "kiddie" must be made happy
 MEET TONIGHT
 The Blue Lodge Masous and Order of Eastern Star will meet tonight for joint installation of the newly elected officers after which a supper will be served and then the members will dance for couple of hours. IN FROM RANCH
 Wm Cowan and wife and son. Ralph. spent yesterday in town from their ranch in Government Draw. GENTLEMAN HERE
 Jim Lawry. cattleman Of Turner, was in town yesterday. TO elssEe
 Anna LaBrosse. Kate Iso. and Mrs Buster Rushin went to Bisbee today for q briei visit with friends. FROM sisseE
 Judge J. w Hogan of Bisbee. was visitor in town today as a witness in court.
 WITNESS
 Tom MOOny. merchants police of Hjsbe" was a visitor Tn town today as d witness in court
 BOY PASSES THROUGH
 George Rafierjy of Bisbee. son of the late George Rafferty ST.. of that place. and nephew of deputy sheriff Harry Kaiferty stopped for time today enroute home from the uni. versity for the holidays VISITING PARENTS
 Mrs. F. F. Friday, formerly Miss Mildred Marrs. of rais city. arrived in Tombstone today from Winslow to spend the holidays with her par ents. Mr. and Mrs. James Mars and family.
 RETURNED HOME
 Miss Peggy Cornelius returned home yesterday following brie, visit in Tucson with friends WAS IN TUCSON
 Bradford Brandt. assistant cashier Of the Cochise County State Bank spent Tuesday and "Wednesday in Tue son on q visit.
 HOME FOR XMAS
 Lawrence Campbell. son cf MT ana Mrs. Sam Campbell, of Tombstone. is expected to arrive home today from Grand Canyon. where ne has been
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
RAILROAD OFFICIALS HERE

to be rapidly recovering.
Tombstone epitaph., 1922-12-24
TORN DOWN

morning
The Washington times., 1922-11-05

Livingston felt that there was some
thing wrong with the material oil
the candles, 30 he carried two candles
of his own into the room, candles
which ne knew to be In perfect con
dition. They were lighted. flickered
and went out. Foster, terrified. re
fused to keep his vigil. The next
morning the stranger was buried.
THE night of the burial, as Liv'
ingston lay on his bed. he was dis
turbed by the sound OF horses gal
Looping around his house. He left
his bed often that night, a beautiful
moonlight night, went outside his
house. but could find no horses. A
week after the burial OF the stranger.
Livingstons farm house burned
down, all his cattle died, the crock
eryware came tumbling from the
shelves Of the dressers in his kitch'
en- and was smashed. his money dis
appeared. the heads of his turkeys
and chickens dropped off, chunks OF
burning wood frequently leaped
from the fireplace.
Then something new happened
Livingston heard the sounds OF
shears in his house. The sound
never ceased: il lasted the twenty
four hours of the day. week in and
week out. Livingston's bed sheets
blankets, counterpanes, saddles
clothing, etc, all showed half-moons
slipped in them. The clipping con
tinued for three months. The in
visible shears worked on.
Persons in the neighborhood who
heard of the incidents felt that Liv
ingston had gone mad. They pitied
him and laughed at him, but when
they came TO investigate they found
that what they had heard was true
People for thirty miles around went
to his home. and they verified what
had been told them. A Presbyterian
woman of Martinsburg afterward
testified that she went to the house
Before entering she took from her
head a new black silk cap, wrapped
in a silk handkerchief, and put II III
her pocket. When she stepped from
the house and pulled the cap from
her pocket. she found that the cap
had been clipped in the form OF n
half-moon.
Sees Priest In Dream.
Three young men who laughed
at the stories said they would stay
at the home all night and show up
the devil. As they sat by the fire
place large stone leaped from the
fireplace and whiried around the
floor. and the three young men fled
in terror Livingston appealed In
vain to conjurers to rescue him from
his plight.
One night Livingston had n
dream. In the words of a story pub
lished about that dream. he thought
h. was climbing a high mountain
He had great difficulty in the ascent
He had to labor hard. catching al
roots and bushes and moving for
ward slowly Reaching the summit
he saw an imposing person dressed
The Washington times., 1922-11-05
ACCUSED.
FA|NTS IN COURT
coIIapses After Thanking
Family SarcasticaIIy for
Its Testimony.

BOSTON. Nov. with his huge
frame shaking convulsiveiy with
sobs. Louis Sharfman. an invalid.
pointed dramatically at his wife and
three children in court and cried
aloud: Il want to thank you all for
what you have said about me here
today"
Then Sharfman toppled back in
a dead faint and fell from the wit
ness stand before court officers could
come to his aid
Sharfman. whose wife. Mrs. Sarah
Sharfman. Is suing for divorce on
grounds OF cruel and abusive treat
ment, was later revived and carried
from the courtroom by attaches. He
recovered sufficiently TO later re.
sumo the stand.
His daughter. Clara. nineteen. OF
Baltimore. Md, had testified her
father. on October 81. 1919. had
grabbed a kettle OF boiling soup and
poured Il over her mother.
His son, Morris, ten. said he
wrenched a bread knife from his
fathers hand as he sprang to attack
his mother.
Sharfman said trouble started
when his wife refused to cease doing
an illicit liquor business.
On one occasion, when they lived
in Revere, Sharfman said, he came
home with his son Morris and found
his wife in a bathrobe. partly opened,
In company with a man named
Nathan.
The Washington times., 1922-11-05

in robes. as he described II. Then
was heard voice. saying: This Is
the man who can relieve you
"Livingston's wife heard him
groaning. She awakened him and he
told her of his dream. In the morn
ing he went to an Episcopalian min
lister, described to him his dream, but
received little satisfaction in the way
OF an interpretation. Livingston
then was advised by friend TO see
the members OF the McSherry fam
lily, Roman Catholics, who resided
upon an estate called Retirement,
about a mile east Of Leetown. The
troubled man visited the McSherry
home, and there learned that a priest
would say mass at Shepherdstown
the following Sunday. This priest
was the Rev. Dennis Cahill.
THE next Sunday Mr.. Richard Nc
Sherry and a Mr.. Minghimi. who had
learned the story from MIR. Living
ston, accompanied him TO the church
at Sheph erdstown. As Father Ca
hill appeared at the altar dressed In
his vestments, Livingston was quite
overcome. This Is the very man
saw in my dreams: he is the one that
the voice told me would relieve me OF
my troubles he cried.
Priest Goes Ia House.
After the mass Father Cahill was
told the story. He laughed at II and
told Mr.. Livingston that his neigh
bors were tormenting him. He ad
vised him to go home and watch his
neighbors. Livingston would not be
denied. With tears streaming down
his face. he begged Father Cahill 10
go with him to his home. The priest
consented and verified the story. lie
sprinkled the house with holy water
but the clippings and the sounds OF
the shears continued, though the
money that had disappeared was de
posted on the doorsill.
Father Cabin a few days later
decided to say mass in the house
He did. and nevermore was MIR
Livingston annoyed. He subse
quently became a Catholic and he
queathed the property TO his Catho
lie Church. 1t Is that property
which has come into the possession
Of the Diocese OF Richmond. The
house long ago was torn down.
People have been inclined to bs
skeptical about the stories. bu,
visitors TO the place when spirits
are alleged to have inhabited II
were convinced of the truth 0i
the stories. Among the investigs
tors was the Reverend Demetrius
A. Gallitzin, prince-priest and mis-
sionary. His story Is contained
in his memoirs written in 1897. In
the same year letters written 10y
Mrs. Anastasia McSherry told OF
the weird happenings at the Living
ston home. Father Gallitzin spen,
three months investigating the
story. He would not believe it a,
first. but he declares In his mem