Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1884-03-06
FLICK At WINS
.,,u,s. Experience with the
WA Men Of The Wesi.

VIA Mth OIL Inc nest
IA. February D. The
4. DNores, q ranchman'
4 4 h M. cl!y from his head
y 4, the Little Missouri In
Y, sss,tariay. The Marquis,
N rnenbsred, had a great
pcSNe With the cowboys 10
r.l,blghOod. who threatened
!. lSabriwo weeks he was in
,ah, HE every time he ven
ian Ii, home. He is a very
Do.sp gentleman, with fash
IA Ell. and firmly set lips.
sss,r graceful and his tall,
,lnpple form is suggestive of
srDl.h. He can SCARCELY be
Ma. yeas old. All his ac-
n suggestive of a thorough
n haining. The Marquis
arrival In this country was Il
ii he French army, and Il
siAe staff of the lale Comte
i 'Ie,n said he to a Post
i drespondent yesterday,
EaEn&liin an easy attitude.
Z Is not been lived upon a
Fsfnce | came to cast my
sSih lhecltizens Of this.couutry
tisS me anything about my |
ssA ths cowboys: they are all
Eli believe | eau live in !
.its future. All the details of |
ifaye been telegfsps ed aud |
] u who reads the daily papers
loltltp The Marquis, how
/ Sivs1 that the quarrel arose
/ sha that he had refused to !
I ste land which certain per- /
I Akcliy had offered for sale. |
slAat be vas a well-plumed |
: lnagbt lobellucked aud could |
yMladlsd. The land did not |
alA1n, which fact was for !
I discovered before the sale was
= mel. 10 revenge the dis
aaloTs vowed that they
4 me i bot for him. The
! psrhs'ei large tract of
Z Montana, which took in the
tieis through which the
ailyen to the East, South
lssA. The cowboys in the
'akd were set against the
yagents of the New York
; y began to shoot the cattle
iethe herders.
4 sheriff proved useless.
"a himself IN a bad fix. the
y 'sSs'alned bstpp the trouble
D liking a horse aud a trusty
5Ndt,outto the spot where
4 Y sefe assembled. on the
u ~ The ring-leader, who
Il ~. lle unerring bullet of
4 tlore he could raise his
] u 'a0eiaer. Another mem.
Z was badly wounded.
1 &, 's..ained their horses and
q ~ q Marquis was yer v
I n, fI.sas hl: story, remarking.
4 y slassht upin the army
y ii.s sl ralned TO lead nv
: Lsi "a : man to 90 TO a
- ~, gould not go myself
Y \ I \ now" he smilingly
4 2 ,ay that his mari, - :.
n. .' s, respect into the
i, IN Sllcod-thlrsty herde ,ne
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Z i. s'saey TO the best alyan,
4 N " god opening in in thu the
ll,as capital was about eat
b a. s Apdl pitched my yt ten,
ss,Das' neIe Little Missour'
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/ y,oIi.sua, and 10000 head al
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easSIHIss eI q shrink ah e,l
avS IN n transit and thi
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y ssias, rs srriyal ha,
y !. hIs q Taking Il - \
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