The Cowardly Guard and the Denver Stagecoach Hold Up
A Civil War era traveler recalls Wells Fargo guard Dick Steele on a Denver to Cheyenne trip. Though mockingly accused of cowardice after a coach robbery, Steele later proves his nerve by silently tracking robbers and delivering a fatal shot from concealment.
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Bold robber shootout ends as Steele patrols
In a wild encounter three armed robbers are felled during a stand off. Steele, vigilant guardian, moves to recover loot and confronts apologetic survivors while commuters recount his luck and mock bravado.
Pardon Me Sir Will You Sit On My Hat
A humorous exchange aboard a railroad train where a petty passenger asks to sit on another man’s hat. The respondent cheekily suggests the man try it first, and the scene ends with the confession that the hat was indeed sat upon.
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