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“Died a Natural Death”

by | Nov 2, 2018 | True West Blog

Miles Kellogg was a saloon owner and professional violinist in Tombstone in the early 1880s.  The legends say that he was a passenger on the Bisbee stage, just a mile out of Tombstone, when it was attacked by robbers in October 1882.  Shots were fired and Kellogg keeled over—dead from a heart attack. That story is wrong.  The Tombstone Epitaph reported that Kellogg died a few months earlier, probab


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