The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-13

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being honest. For thirty years now he has been
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go sEiIfuily that be- never S nsp any agI unpleasant
accounts to settle with i%Hstioe; Can she MSst
ss Ss 2 m nc sa scn = terror srSan Ike Yo ~ shst bu, NssurfhI MI,
there's. none Of the viriwind about his methods;
creased, lightning, 10 more his style. His favor
~ponent's- eyes so quick that the man is blinded,
and the fight IL over before It was begun almost.
When he wants to, kill he doesn't go round brae;
ging that he will shoot his man on sight, and
when he meets him In the street begin with,a
quarrel y noi and wind up with a shSotins match.
Citation and gets hand-ln.Elove with his
man: and after q suitable time INVITES him
s saSf ajS 'p piston. a Rnsdr. saoois Riis'4 mSn Y through Re Sai
that the bullet doesn't deviatc a hairs BREATH
from the mark. Then he runs into the street
Sna an Sai see aSE h:'P and dn there wsf Il nO aPd sE' e % aSf but Il
70 let II 60 as an accident Now lsnt hat a
The Slo.tss and tusiiladoS of your bad men in
~ "THSat,st the .rcschsEL ., the rss.le.nake" said
courage from the nerve Of a man who is able to
hold up, say, Q stage, single handed, and relieve
What DO you think Of a man with nerve
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Yorker. "A man who holds up stages single
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the toughest kind Of a Joint, or il was, II the
Raines law ha. shut it up. The ordinary Gus.
derry asa sunday school. he would walk among
as ssSl ssHe WITH !. the %'P h. sas T :%iis q sI''i a ss si lay
school superintendent. and the thieves,
% cp,sSs .ps and, and y hls. cr re- s : E rSsr would .sssnl
tho tighter for you. He called It keeping order
IN bis place. 70 liked nothing better than to
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egesas q. 0e sa I'd S sna s ssss SEl' as lsG sie sla and nd then SeGt se
would stick his face Into the guys and say:
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Yes. the guy would begin, I'VE been
shins, He would back away. but unless he was
had been holding behind his Back and the guy
it. MoG and 'e You'd snEi read rsad in nA johnny + NY Oe eyes hat the bs
heavy mallet would fall on his skull and crush
M III 't 81 he !, would NC aAS &c ale sSS t to rstrsat nG only.
SIN smiling, Johnny would follow him up.
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raised In the air.
If the guy had sense he would take his dose
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eongratulatinE himself he had got OF SO cheap.
II he hadn't sense, he would get kicked in the
and lick him when Johnny had got through with
him. and steal everything he had. and II he got
der arrest for come ofense ranging from disor
Derby conduct to attempted highway robbery.
him any trouble. You can see that he wa;
something of q bad man, SO far as fighting COCA
mo ,Th SsiS Mes1 it i e 11ps i iSn a0SldI E ! 5s could Y s5v,
then se chased tp al oSsr t dns State states for for the the n saa
caught. Johnny can do better than that. Some
years ago he went to San Francisco with q big
and all the way back BY stealing watches IL
every city he stopped over at, and when he gol
Just out Of deviltry. for his dive was running
wide open then, and he was coming money, anC
ss. did az, IL T n sSs r SslP Ssc sa'R WssS al III 1ss Sss!
about IL as a great joke. The detectives used I.
that better business than being q lone bandit r
There was Three-fngered Jake out in Tomb
sen. "H LEI had Sd1 sev e1tss '1 no. che "s' his gun Gaa,
and everyone Of them represented . Life. ant
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man IKE 1o, that dossn,s NOV hoy to ashtr
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fos ' b.. .Ahs Of ssss.ns burt dos. hsi rsS
20 Joe So6rrn. Maybe he wss your style; Il
Fs vaatsd 2 b. : terror and howl .hsasye
1GhseF.s Oo.w vas yos. a. you may remember. VIA
vas the result : Just because he used 70 boz pri..
hand In 3 scrap a1s every frssh poiioeman wsntss
tm na y nol fiss a. him Ran,a 4 s 60 s 70 s Si. 90 os that ,s svs &
OF OF him. Just to make an opportunity Of tel
ing the reporters what a great hero he was, An
good faith tn This was g fun for the t1eaS col
sSoqi;d anu any ss dina man H ssan sG sPe eat t aS n on that sort noI
Policeman Pooh!" said the Rocky MouI
nam man %H There was as' Mou RSafeT Howi IL Pete Pete o.
in Denver back in '7s. He would think no MOI
of ! 'AfSSSsin %s = 3 ls si TisRt tf ssP & b. stlsnEE a e. aSE;"
much fun for his money Il he did it here. o.
!. long as a man has money he can have lots Of ful
what would happen / The lawyers would On
/. out sTarctly how much money he had and h.
@ ~oaid ni pocket aI,sna every sSpie cent ne'' Of ''f It, n'% 90 t that .n !
EoSldnt hAys a red left to haye fun with eye
, payl Certainly not" ~.
: lou bad men persisted the be n. man from Il
pf old. They win light for anything, and new
. uC1itatC buOOt
D "Our bad men don't have to shoot" said Il
/, New Yorker. They overcome by force of brai
and character and nerve, which Is an act OF
much higher nature than subduing an opponei
with q weapon. remember an encounter / sa
=: once between two men. One Of them was q, tho
> o~ughRoing dynamiter. He happened to be q
Irfshman; but you find men Ike him in evel
nationality bully. an oyerbeartng braggar
/, 70 carry him through under almost any circuT
water to free Ireland, and 80 carried strapps
about his waist two big revolver and a loT
those used by the Phoenix Park murderer
4 he was going round the saloons Of Il
England. Then he ran across Q friend Of min
. This was o tall, red-headed fellow whom ! kne
as o horse trader and who was probably a nor.
I sharper az well. Likewise he was probably.
0 card sharper, because for the amusement Of b
respectable friends he would show his skil
doing tricks with cards, and he was not q ms
r to waste an accomplishment. Altogether b
; was q smiling. shrewd. steady bucoaneer.
4 THE two men had words, and then the dn
{ inter declared that he had been insulted, ar
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