The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1892-12-03


mined voice benind it, ausnel At him Al 0rst. but
Re soon convinced mo II was no laughing matter we
had been TO Ia Grange billy RYAN and J. ana were
| driving along the Ogden avenue road three biocks
| west Of tho main street In Lyons IL was nbout
O'Clock. The mud was nyinr. and had my bat pulled
down and my ovcrcoat pulled up IN protect my race
The Hrst thing knew our horse suddenly stopped" anu
oosea up 70 ~. .nl .sa ~. man hi.
| hin, m. ,svo,yer
| ..rvs only 80, two cen's' said l. and I'd like to
keep that Then laughed rs saw me h'a's ms !,
WIN .se s,a''ns e.en ~. '' anu ~'"e' nun
".yy friend Tins doesn't look IKE \ blum, does
nrhe asked. posins tho big revove" olo's or into my
face. .,,,,
W." "" "" ni, 'ner, ,ouvs so, ,ns ,,on on
,,,.,dI III you didn't we'd have some FUN right
now
$50 you've got gun. 100 on ne sneered "o,,
us 'nl"W !, wv, ~, '"e , p,yo,sr. A.. dan
scrou, things, you know
".wen partner s,il l. 4 paid sit for this gun and
harsn,tR,t the money 10 waste Tor """'"eF' WISH
~" -, , ,mot IN, with. forced to
rureh..e H., be repne. very politely AMI was forced
TO oniss the gentleman by throwing my revolver down
ih'o Inc muddy sire" IVAN, .he souhS """ =.
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, Nv t"'e ."". Nv no" Nv 800, - ,..,.n.L
o""se' , wa .'e' w A"u ,"' ~, Wv. "" ,, go.
~. nk. -" ,., ue 80 ,n,,. =, NJ. 10,
| 80. 1890
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The Unknown Is evidently quite the
| gentleman" md combines yaOr with
sunvitv ue has n soft hat and n gray
49,, ,h ~
| oNeicoat' anu ihstcuu Vi q AeeC ih'ies ho
| Is very tall. Three men from klVersiue re-
member n big revolver and a black mask
| NJ silcs;, tbnt hun~ down below his chin
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iie WIS poh'o "u" sen'''"''S, Wv "0
tho Same tlmG stern. lie Teluseu 10 take
nnyt hing from one of the rnrty after proof
~ n woodap l,,r and ref,lspl n silver watch
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AiioI'ei e"s''',i'. WYNN ~, 'o""o VIC ."'"o
aftefnoon-ahd lounu 10 h"'e Only lolt1
cents-describcs him as tall and rather thin,
nbout five feet ton. sandy of cotnplexion.
;,,. IL. IN ,,,d I'll, ,,,,1 ,-,.
"dn,l, brown and ~ averope nnncara,ce"
Another customer found that there were
two hiuhwnvmon.
.,.,,.,., sr,,. ;, ,,,. ,,u, hive. ., ,.,,,. q,
r,r.r,id., younr man went with ne to lead IN,
animal behind the buggy. ON our way back to Ogden
avenue our attention was directed TO man running
,,n o sno, .., ... 1o on%..,na
that man "a running Tor, when two biz men jumped
out from behind a clump OF bushes and grabbed our
hors. BY the bit .
u =. o"a ' ",.' "". snsy 's'I
up INV mon.y but h.ppeu.d to have onlv th,r,y.ny,
cents. and told the fellows 1 had no money.
That, all right they said; we've heard that gag
% n, ,a' n,ns ID n s"o
and held 1t up. Tho fellows insisted that shell GU:
and empty my pockets Th.n one Of the came back
to the side OF the and told us to get out enforc
Ing the order by putting I'm big pistol We Rot out
and the men got in and As they drove away said to
us: you'll ind this rig the Ogden avenue barn
when we get through with it,
Il suppose he me ant tho Ogden avenue car barns
and have til for the rig bu, haven't found
It, Tho horse was worth $500 lie was a thorough.
bred trotter BY Prairie hing Tho buggy was an oril.
nary sdebar ton buggy The two men had tn. If faces
covered with black masks They were big men Each
wore 4 big oyerc oat and SLOUGH Lat Their faces vcrs
implicitly covered"
W.
VIZ usn' " oo sia.ei"i via. 'heie "eio
Two OF tho hghWaymen to these excited
minds. Otherwise the boyish fellow Of 20
and ~ five foot hiph and tajI voull bava
49,. -. on -. ~ -, 49,, 49,
"u""' w 'e".e VIZ .n' '"'i'o ie''
hSh. Inc oVercoats are Dig not SNORT,
and the mask Is still there.
.Not vet h,ve npv ~ lis yiofims lion ri
n, o,th tro,, III. IT,. - .,,, a., /,t:,,
M. ..,.,' .' pe' ".' Wv I"''"p'
ners ore snid To bs Mt onco gracious and
decisive" An bonest and rod .b.irod rrocor
from Aurora is the onlv man who hos been
able to face the gracious but decisive horse.
man without fear and tromh,inp Tho SIM.
ruine-topned ones story is trulv cnic.
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from, OF mo riding l,tl. pony lrai no attention to
him at the tim. except to notice that he was riding
very slowly Gradually caught up to him, and lsaw
a. n. va ,um,ns a, ns ia. WIN Do'n nah any,
h. did not tu:n OUT when b. sudd,nl: pu.d pt, bor..
dtagon.ly across tho street in IRON, of me- Atths
same instant he pulled big revolver cut Of his poke.
"" F ,"",,,, ~. ny ,.'' Jaw, nen .n, 10 mao
.ye hole. hung from hi. ha, and a.a his f.c..
".G,v. me your money and valaAblss.' he said.
Throw them down into the street.