Barre evening enterprise. (Barre, Vt.) 1898-1898, 1898-05-05
HE lIEI HIS MATCH.
WHY BULLY BRONSTCH OF WYOmlNG
WILL NEVER COX AGAIN.

ON, WILL NEVER COX AGAIN.
re-
lm The Champion PIgilft of Tie iluntia
nd Grounds Had Downed Many Kinds o
High Officials. but Never Before Tao
ny killed. a Young Consul.
re
or There was a hardy fellow named
he Bronston who lived in shack on des
rs lrt claim just at the edge of the Wyo'
ming hunting grounds who had a repu-
," tatiou for being about as handy with
t. his fists as the next conner. Bronston
r had an especial dislike for the "dude'
hunters, and it was his boast that in a
n fair encounter he could best anything
r wearing good clothes and carrying 81
d pounds of variegated ammunition. He
was kept fairly busy.
g The hunting grounds, despite the
o presence of Bronston, became moro pop
t ular year after year, until finally he bad
: to be little moro select in lis opera
g lions, as there were altogether too many
visitors to allow him time to do the
whole lot justice. He finally announced
that in future he was going to whip no.
body under the rank of colonel in mill
tary life and nobody who in civil life
WASH t at least mayor Of big town CT
a president of a railroad. By following
this plan he succeeded in filling his time
comfortably without overworking him
self. He was uniformly successful until
one day party stopped at his ranch
and introduced themselves as eastern |
tourists bent on doing some elk extcr-
mlnation. They asked if they might
stop overnight with him.
"Gentlemen, said Bronston, edo it
happen that they's q giniral among
you?'
No, there didn't happen to b.
"A judge, mebbe, or a vice prcsi.
dent?''
There was not. It was an unofficial
party. The only man with anything ap-
preaching an official designation was
young follow who was Portuguese con
sui III seaport town down east lie
WASH t native of Portugal hi,nsc IF
just plain American citizen, who had :
been appointed to the place because ho ,
mad the time to attend to the few duties
'Concernin q consul" said Bronston i,
effectively, II don't know. | never -
heard OF SIGH. Doubtless, mebbe, it's a =
'espunsiblo an honorable job. - :,
lie was answered that it was !.
Well, y be suggested, "mobLo hell :,
o. Come out here in the yard, gentle. =,
aen, an the exercises will begin. /" 81
Ihey had 10 idea what was COMING. !.
ut Bronston explained briefly. aud the v
Dung man seemed perfectly willing to A
IKE his part in the melee, though the
Tiers, terrified, tried their best to
que Bronston out Of it, The desert f.
ann settler made a rush at his victim 81
III found no WASH t there. He had care No
NY stepped aside, and as The mountain n,,
jhter thnn9rrcd past him the consul ,n
i aim On the car. Then the Po,tueueso ~,
preventative followed up his advaD. w. w.
5e, and leaping upon the PROSTATE Va;
ohstoh battered his head against the M,
ouhd until he had worn a hole in tho a. a.
Ed soil He picked Brouston IN and ean g.,
ew him out into the road, and then Va u.
ht out and threw him back again. e,a
Forsugnese consul, it may be re- w.
rked' had spent the better part of his o o,','
learning how to box ana wrestIo go
ti,ls vas bis first opportunity to let d,,,
lself out. ara
Il an hour bronston came hack to life. H.
YEARLY looked about him and said 1'-.
antlemen, did 4 dozen or two su. a 1oil
ne court judges sneak up whilo J. IL Iia ",
It lookin an tackle mo?',- Ia wos NV
=, mat no such thing had happened, la,'t
q. il wos i,,et 1,.'.o 'o'' 'Sl"'er' fro
rtuGuoso consul.
drew sad sigh. - worldn't -, laI =
wed 1t, y he said. II had moro con. rI"
&c III tho institutions Of this lana il''
eedOm IF c,,r,, r,, H;.l '-'+' 1"H'! WE
has licked oo,.,,o,.,.. '''''u g !l'''H up tC
an Shorts fs a., ''ii N''U 'of' Of tn
hoped till he's half dead Nv =, f,r'
that can t talk tho langyideo Of e '"o
'"h turin country! Gentlemen, $50 ~
am no nso boin patriotic no
Ino republican form of GOV mont
niblln an she's Goin to fail. Dec II On
beat the Gayliphts ort cf . ,,,,, - ~ about
u states senator wVnst. an here lrcB i
Il tho broad of NV hacl, rith t,u1 Singh
'roNo by a omissary Of despotism, lie
anne over, an tho u. S, of Amor. provo
IN { got chip to cash in." hers Ii
speaker Of the horso Of ranroson+, by sna
vent up that way to b,,nt .f+or tended
but when somebody surgns+~d - throua
'ert claimant that hero was ~, wind t
chance to give greatness q Gtfpe his mo
tic reception no s2id it was mo a II
ie would very likely wbin +I'o ing in
IAN, but what would lo thn noo |,I duced t
he young men of the corutr,, h.1 or "sw
'iostltutlns their great talents to has dis
VICE OF foreign dynasties be f,lt IS varie
, country had gone to the dogs on con'
AZ mere would be 70 substantial can con
ID backing the eye OF the prcsi. OF fear
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