Fergus County argus. [volume] (Lewistown, Mont.) 1886-1946, 1906-07-06

OLD DEADW GOD.
COACH IS SOLD
Relic of Wild West and the Wild West
Show Is Bought by
Partisan.
BELONGED TO BUFFALO BILL
Unique Figure in Life at French Capt.
tai Owns 1t and Parades the
Streets In 1t.
BELONGED TO BUFFALO BILL

Wild West show left Paris for Amer
lea a lot of material was sold off, in
Guiding the famous Deadwood coach.
This remarkable vehicle Maxine Lis
bonnie, who has been colonel under
! the commune. purchased. To it he har-
messed four cab horses, and in it
Achille Leroy proceeded to pay his
visits to the future colleagues of the
/ French academy. as he proudly termed
them. Achile himself was Respondent
in the uniform of a Bolivian general,
which seemed 10 consist chiefly of
gold lace. The farce kept all Paris
amused for Il week The movements
of the election candidate were given
While it lasted it was the talk of the
city, II lasted till the project Of po
IIce lost patience on account of the
crowds which followed the party. and
locked the mail up. At the next cleo
tion Marius Tournadre came out as 4
candidate. On the posters he described
himself as the "anti- European candi-
date" burlesque of the Chauvinist
nationalists. His meetings were some
what noisy affairs, in which a states
manike view Of public matters were
CONSPICUOUS by its absence. But they
amused Paris and gave people some
thing to talk about. and that is al
ways a relief to the project Of police.
Paris is only dangerous when it finds
life dull and slow. Paris s'ennue"
is always a storm signal for the pow
ers that be.
Found She Was Married.
The following story of matrimonial
muddle was first found out exactly a
year ago. but is still going on. A vii
lage swain went to publish the banns
of his marriage, and discovered that
his betrOthed had been married four
years. This was the first the girl her
! self had heard OF it. She inquired and
found that her elder sister had
through some muddle. been married
under her name. Consequently the
elder sister is legally unmarried, hel
three children are illegtimate and the
Young spinstar cannot marry withou
committing bigamy. The family ha:
already spent a year in trying to eX
tricate itself from the tangle but il
not out of the wood yet At first i
2 was proposed that the maiden siste
r divorce her legal husband whom sh,
hitherto called brother in law Thel
the elder sister would marry her ow!
husband again. There were. however
certain difficulties in the way of suci
solution, and the family is now Try
ing to induce the authorities to &C
Ilnowledga simply that an error ha.
been made. It is said that all that ual
be consented by the authorities is t.
annul the previous marriage on the
ground of mistaken indantity. This
will not mean that the lady who wa:
put down under her sisters name will
having become herself again also be
come ispo facto the wife of her hus
band. She will have to marry once
more the man who has been legally
her brother in law these four years
On the other hand the latter's Lawful
wife, whom he has called sister in law
will return to spinsterhoOd, and will a
last be able to marry which doubles:
she will do on the same day as he
sister.
Think Riqo is Not Dead.
: Is Rigo. the Tzigan dead, as recent
ly reported, or is he, after all still i
his brother, Bernardo, who dwells i
: Paris. has received the following tel,
$ gram from Granville. in Normandy
Can assure you that Danci is vel
u well, Have had intelligence from Ne
4 York Shall wire" The dispatch
signed "Ricciardi." which is the nan
of the third husband of the erstwhi
princess of Chimay, nee Clara War
who is staying at Granville. Madam
Bernardo Rigo says that the last tin
l. she saw her brother in law was in Il
May of 1905. when he was playing
the Pavilion Bleu at Saint cloud. t
- went on from there to Vienna. and 81
had heard nothing more of him uni
y she read the announcement of h
4 death.
Aimey Iotely, a convict in Fresh
is prison, sentenced to a years hard
- hor, sorrowed to leave his lady 10,
but was buoyed up by the belief tn
she was true. Picking oakum or m
king list shoes, he thought of the CT
tage where she waited for him alon
and he behaved eXemplarily for h
sake. Released as soon as the pris,
regulations allowed. he went straic
.to the cottage to clasp her in his arm
but found the door locked and the hi
flown "She went months ago." sa
a charitable neighbor, "and a ia
7 Young man went with her" The tick
of leave man walked Immediately ba
10 Fresnes prison, gave a last look
the grim walls behind which he,
least, had lived in hope. then went a
hauaCU himself on the nearest traa