The Monitor. [volume] (Woodstown, N.J.) 1884-1892, 1891-11-27
NO TYPES OF BAD MEN
14E REAL THING IS INITIATED BY
THE PLATED ARTICLE

The PLATED ARttCLE
sometimes 1t Is Hard to Tell Them
Apart, Though. and in Experimenting
oae Is liable TO Run Up Against the
Wrong kind-Two striking Examples.
Fad men IN the west break into two
s.aSses,n said a gentleman, late Of Silver
Iify, the sure enough and the iInita-
ton bad man. One is q killer and the
other simply busters The two sorts
les7k alike, talk alike, garb themselves in
tls hats, belt guns on their hips. swear
sal guzzle and follow each others suit
FROM first to last. for which reasons it Is
t4f,l to tell the real thing from the conn
sfeit The only sure way Of distin-
-eashing the true, solid silver bad man
tom the plated fellow is 70 test them as
'Sst as presented
Russian Bill. who, in the early
eighties was a rustlsr in the valley OF
san Simon In Arizona. and q singularly
industrious horse and cattle stealer Of
thai shadeless region. was an imitation
bad man He was a great talher, and
hear him tell it-had filed more graves
than an epidemic. It is doubtful, how
ever, If he ever drew human blood, and
the other rustlers' similarly regarded
him as 3 mar of no courage. 1t turned
out a case of the magpie and the pea
cocks with the Russian though. for one
evening the ~impulsive denizens Of
Shakespeare, A. T., took Bills ToTd Tor
il and incontinentally hung him lie bene
esse.
The Russian had company, though,
for they stretched another gentleman.
time and tree the same, yclept Sandy
King. There was no discount, however
on King. One could have taken q brace
and bit and bored clear through him and
struck nothing but clean strain game
King and Russian Bill We're together on
the occasion Of their apprehension and
taxing of, and were decided specimens
If .ae X types Of bad men
THE NAME OF BILL
Bill, as 4 name, has beal ae prop
Ey e q good many of the fighters q
lie west Frequently sone anx = pre-
fix went with j, 70 keep ths blood oe
deged Bills from getting al mixed up
There have been a Curly Bill a Wild
BL.3.. a Navajo Bill, a Buffalo B-l. &
Poker 81 d Cheyenne BIZ, q french
BIZ. an Antelope BIZ. 3 Russian BID, q
BraaeAo Bill. a Canadian BE. q Monte
BaI. q Butcher Knife BID and BIZ Bon
neY. Of Billy tbs Kid that ] have known
a
Cheyenne Bill was and Is one q me
false killers referred IL. and always Try
ing . run q blazer upon soHae tender
@ and scare hin to death Ratoa. y
M-pronoancej Raat9an=oas nj. as
3 community. rise early G = Sunday
morning. and As / ones, back in IS3
cause out G ihs hotel u The stlH and
earls tours q tat hos day heard q
voice ever on the next street raised Il d
po:at between q threat and 3 command
NJ attention w a oae r1 aaG
getting our where I c3HG se / found
Cheyenne BIZ il slow bug Threatening
pursuit ot a reluctant teldsloot who
had come u On the train the night be
fore What the row was about didn't
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a-A-A N-A-A h%4 &@s "a - go -
you. commanded the vaqo-isl BIZ u q
aercs tone. his hand On MS sx-saootsr
and following along after the stranger
soma two ro.lS behind
70 give The tenderfot his duo. while
he kept walking away from Ell, he ap-
peare5 more disguised than scared, and
while ne sid nothing and did not turn
OF his would be captor. nevertheless he
received his orders TO halt with cecon-
ing contempt, and Kept stragh. on
BuL y Tl4K THSpERFooT
Ezcep. for my presence, Cheyenne
and his victim mad tie town 70 t1em-
selves. Jack Hizeabaugh. the marshal,
and the rest Ct the citizens being sens-
DIV IN bed / had seen q Chinaman run
Cheyenne around once over in Trinidad
and knew there was 10 more 10 be feared
from him Than from the last calf oa the
range. ana shouting over 10 him / 50 IN
formed the person from the east and a1-
vlsai aim 70 20 after the doughty CAey-
eune and phil MS head Of. The tender
foot had about made Up his mind 70 do
II anyhow. and my vote settled II He
turned ana started fer BIZ, whersupoa
thar person af once lost al his waller and
fed briefly
Tie teldertoot caught NJ VITA him
however, and easad his surcharge1 soul
BY three o. f0Ev fercatal ard very mari-
torioas Ac This seemed 70 % both
B5. and the saorlaorn q world e goo3,
ana the former avoided t1e htsa ar
p.unging Up 3 stairway The en1ertoot
wanted - charge afger Bial and XII hin
completely ta, ] urged a different view
ana pointed oat tie fact thai Bill 0o.
MS gan with him and That i he found
himself ccT1er& be might
Curly BIZ w2s another q the not
Gus and desperate sort HIS range In 1881
and 1852 was southwestern New LeZea
and eastern Arizona No a2e knew
where Ca-y BIZ hailed from. Sat Il
5rs E.1a lc Scripture Wae Ii Ms
was Alu 50 ala He w
w1ea saw ln. 10 have Ei nineteen
u5a- and lad t4e sr q w
oczl Aad s3T a caaa g 3
~ Curry l fs1a8 grave
somewhere cut u TIE wastes be ~
gro u @ heard
.or some ~ -Aan Gw Star