Riverview Military Academy - Orbit Yearbook (Poughkeepsie, NY)

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pulling' idly on a cigar and dealing' deftly to himself. His silver-trimmed sombrero was push- ed back on his head, and his black frock coat was unbuttoned. Friend of yours, said Bill, jerking' his thumb towards the gambler. I shook hands with llutts, for it was he, and was conversing' with him, when I was interrupt- ed by a commotion outside. .N cloud of f- ' dust sifted in throug'h ' H the open door, closely A followed by a short. . athletic cow-puncher. TR lle had a huge mus- I tache, hair chaps, and low on either thigh swung' a Colt .45, ' ny! t two-gun man, while - the tied open holster ' flaps manifested the t Yiciousness of his 7 V s character. Seeing a i - 4 5 tenderfoot i n th e l l iv' will . 1 I I I J I ' proclaiming him as a '. .l f a il-xy Ab l, Qqk 1. ,jk room, he drew both guns and began shoot- ing' at my feet to make me dance. I didg but Butts spoke to the rullian in Spanish, which he evidently understood well, for he came up to me and said that he was sorry that he shot at me. and asked if I knew him. After a close scrutiny, I recognized him as Rat l.ustberg', of whose whereabouts I had not had the slightest idea. Shortly afterwards Rat and llutts departed to the eating house, promising' to return in the evening. I stood by the window. waiting' for Hill to close up shop, when down the street in a cloud of dust came a pair of mules, towing' behind them a swaying' buckboard. As they drew nearer and linally pulled up with a jolt be- fore the saloon I. was dumbfounded at the ap- pearance of the outfit. :Xt the rear of the buck- board was a water barrel. against which leaned X . 1 .,'S'vll49, ' , ' Ry if I' aw , l : 3 17