The sun., 1896-09-24
0oWBoYs WoUnDxr BE SERVED.
Gave Jpstise Thomas Lively Reception
and Tors Up the Attachment FapxFs.

Gave Justtse Thomas Lively Reeeptio
and Tors Up the Attachment FapxFs.
SOUTH ANNOY. Sept. 23.--JustIce OF tn
Peace Henry NJ. Thomas wants TO sec no NOR
Wild West shows His colleague. tho Hon
Deputy Coroner Telegraph Manager Constabl
Justice Tobias Grace, may hereafter serve an
and all warrants or attachments upon sucl
Wild West, Sniokersn Indian. or other barba
rian outfits rs may infest this town.
Tho Mexican May Wild West Show" ro
Gently engaged In furnishing South Amboy will
excitement, employs young woman known Il
| the show as Black Boss. She went into Justic,
Thomas's ofilce yesterday and stated that moi
| only did "Nebraska Bill" boss OF the Mexican
| May outfit, owe her $3.50 back salary, but that
| when the show was stranded in Carteret . while
ago II was only through tho hypothecation
Of her diamond ring that they wero enabled Ia
leave the place. Nebraska Bill. she said, prom
sed to redeem the ring right away, but" she
said, "the long haired moke done me dirt and
held II out on me-" Wherefore she did beg and
bcsoech Justice Thomas TO serve an attachment
on the outfit.
Tho Justice hates to stand by and see frail
womanhood imposed upon. and ho hastened to
do as Black Bess" asked. She accompanied
him. The OUTFIT was on the point OF leaving
town when they reached the show ground. Tho
mounted cowboys saw the Justice with the in
jured lady approaching from afar of and
guessed his purpose.
The whole gang camo kitng down the road in
q cloud OF dust, ki-yi-ing and yip-yipng with
professional fervor. The Squire started TO
climb the roadside fence. Then he recollected
himself and drew the warrant from his pocket
and waited. The charging mob stopped with a
thud and a slide before him.
Gentlemen" he said, Is tho man vulgarly
known as Nebraska Bill. but otherwise as"
Say" remarked the nearest horsemsn. with
ornatey profane amplifications, you mosey
back to that gay. wicked town of yours and
don't come around asking fool questions"
"K'rect! commented gentleman known as
the Montana Kid" Tell tho fat son-of-a-gun
70 use his fancy papers for tenderfoot collars.
He must need one forty inches around"
These remarks did not please the Squire. He
-, ,"wowrs.id that worthy. %rwhoopl Scalp
Every horseman was whoopInE like a drunken
tice didn't quite understand. on on the horizon
s2mowhere he heard delighted joyous cackle.
Bess" supporting her overpowering mirth by
s#cST' ho$Isd sSs Cowboys. "YiDl Ker-
"Gentlemen," cried the Squire.
Gentle hell!' retorted an impolite cow
bbanG bang" went others.
A snaky. flying thing that came from all
directions at once and couldn't bo lodged
drifted over the Squire's hat and yanked itsoff
Into the surrounding dust cloud. The Squre's
left ear almost went with it. The end Of the
lasso was attached to the pommel OF the Kids
saddle.
The Squire lost all patience. The attachment
" as stuffed into his breast poe ct and reyolyer
Aim at the Kid.
The cowboys screamed with delight and pre-
Tended terror. They stampeded away downt the |
'oad and darted behind a barn. One Innocent |
ooking horseman remained behind. He ap- |
'ronched the wrathful Squire with a depreca-
ory smile.
You mustn't mind our ways" he said gently.
.s he leaned over and beam.d into the Squire's !
ace " We do unusual things. know"
To illustrate his meaning he deity snatched
he crunpled attachment from tho Squire's
'ooket With triumphant howl he tore away
~ the road. tossing torn bits Of the attachment
nto the air as he rode.
" You can find Us at Matteawan." " he shouted to
he Justice rs he disappeared behind the barn
Squire Thomas stood in the middle Of the road
nd painted. While he stared the cnyalcade
nrned out into the road aud started away for
latteawan.
Z" It's too bad" said Black Bess. but such
ear. nice man US you arc won't mind making
ut n now attachment and going to Mattsawan
The Justice didn't reply, but he 10 said to
ave grave doubts whether his jurisdiction OK
ends to Matteawan.