The Sedalia weekly bazoo. [volume] (Sedalia, Mo.) 187?-1904, 1891-06-16

how the other would swear and the
I other thinking what a harvest they
would run on to. Attracting much
attention, as such booming coupe
would, they walked east on the Mis-
souri, Pacific track in search Of this
gold mine" go to speak.
After waking. not riding. about a
mile and half, the officer saw what
appeared to be "a non-cOmmercial
tourist standing at the end Of some
box rars near the stock yards. At
the ii "a; Of the star, the tramp made
a ha-., retreat from his position, with
the oss..c r after him. Wherever he
wea: CT what became Of him. remains
a mystery, for he has not been seen
s:u-e, and the parties are confident
tn. be could no. have gone far from
where first noticed"
"You see," continued the peace
guardian, show difficult it is for one
! man to corner these fellows. They
can give you the slip among these cars
and you looking straight at them.
Look in that car" indicating to ore
on the side trscs. Sand see if some
one hasn't used that as a BID Sure
enough some one had made bed of
straw and utilized It tie night bef'r
There wa. the outline of mans body
with numerous rocks lying around
handy.
What are these rocks for?'
"Why, they always sleep with one
eye open, and if a man puts his head
in sight. they give him Stone hari
enough to tel an OK. 1t is worth
as much as one values his head. to
come along here at night. There
gees one now"
Looking to the right the represent
.tive saw one making tracks" across
field.
"And that is not all, the boys here
are very troublesome. They pull
waste out of the wheel boxes and
jump trains and it keeps one hustling
all the time to drive them off,"
"How's that?" Turning immedi.
ately to the left he b.held three or
four boys "making it" for a hedge
fence about 100 yards away.
'That is the way 1t is all the time.
you can't get to them with q ten foot
pole and then We are censured for
not catching them. 1 tell you it is
q hard beat, this end of the yards is
The reporter thought go too and
turned to 60 back to the city, only
to see a tramp "hide out" down the
track. Considering all. the officers
make them hard to catch sometimes.
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SHE WAS TROUBLESOME.
Sheriff Ellis r. Smith returned
yesterday from Nevada, No., where,
the previous night, he had taken q
demented woman, Mrs. Fannie w.
Gray.
"She was the hardest woman l ever
saw to keep still" said Sheriff Smith.
"She was out Of her seat hall the
time, and bouncing around like a
ball. She did not attempt any VIC.
lence, but was restless and contin.
uslly on the move"
! "a rather amusing exhibition Of
her lunatic freaks was when she
would grab peanuts, candies, oranges
and bananas out of the traiu.boy';
basket as he passed through the aisle.
But / got her to Nevada all right and
with proper and sufficient treatment
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