Show GUNPLAY MAXWELL IS DEMONSTRATIVE Curses Railroad Men in Wilson Hotel Bar and Turns on Friend CROWD PULLS REVO REVOLVER R IN CROWD WD Registered With Alleged Rich Lady Who Smokes Cig- Cig II in the Cafe Gun Play Maxwell alias nUns 1 1 t c Bliss alias W. W II Seaman gave e a chU pla Iet In one act In th bar ba- room of the Wilson hotel Monday night in which his ready ever gun ur floured for figured Cor for about one minute Thou Them c. c with a n return of his ol time old heroism Maxwell ducked for the back door au and did not show up UI e even en n for fur liI hl hi eye eve opener until late yesterday forenoon Maxwell has been in Salt Lake since last lait Thursday when h Ite registered with a n. woman at the Wilson signing I the name of W. W H. H Seaman He lie was comparatively el quiet I keeping his gun gunIn gunn In n the background until Monday olon a night It was due to tho the little In the hotel barroom that he lie was recognized for he has lias removed tho the mustache that Ito ho 10 has worn for many years and ond that with a that he has not shown since he was released from flom tho the state penitentiary several years can ago made him almost unrecognizable to former acquaintances Maxwells Maxwell's little comedy In the Wilson Wil nl son bar started when tho the gun man began be be- gUi gan n a 0 against L. L C. C R l el Pa Paddy Paddy Pad Pad- dy Mack an and other railroad men of or Helper who ran him out of tho the railroad railroad railroad rail rail- road town after he lie had attempted to IdU In a pistol duel and an had beaten Pa Paddy r Mack Mac over o the head with witha a revolver re Curses Un Railroad ell There were no words s in choice vocabulary that he ho thought suitable for IOV the railroad men but he tried to find a n. few that would fit He was talking with John Foote an old acquaintance when 1 Foote suggested that Maxwell might get into trouble if some railroad man overheard o him Look out Maxwell laxwell there thero are arc two engineers stan standing right behind you ou whispered Foote Th gun sun man pulled pulle an immense immen e eI six six-sh six I oter Some Somo who thought Maxwell Maxwell Max Max- we well r really au might use his cannon ma made madea e a a. dasil for the door but Foote went the oU el wa way T an and started in on a tirade ti tirade ti- ti rade n ag against Maxwell that would not bo be printable Among other things thing'S he told Maxwell la that he was a coward qualified with a few fe 1 picturesque a adjectives adjectives jec- jec ti tives S' S aria and I-al I Kaid tho tilo gun sun man was a afraid to I A A. Fr Frdd FrYe Ye Wey proprietor of the hotel started k 0 o pacify the thc belligerents but on second thought decided ce to call a policeman He had not reached the front door or however before Maxwell a well disappeared through the tho rear door an and he Ii hE was not seen seeli again that night Lady Smoke M It wc well or W. W H. H Seaman as he Is n b b the hotel hotel register has bright himself In decided disfavor RT-OI RT the patrons of the hotel during his sta stay r in lilt Lake Probably the most conspicuous act on the part of ot the pair lair was when Mrs Seaman lighted a n in the cafe and anti per per- 11 in following the New Ne v York and Paris pace until she she- and Maxwell were ejected from the cafe l' l Press ress dispatches about two weeks ago sal said that Maxwell Im had married the widow of the lato late wealthy Davia Hume of California Oth Other r dispatches dispatch dispatch- et es Cs said that Maxwell with his bride were were In Gol Goldfield with the notorious f Jack Davis DaYI an and that the they were investing In some of the new Mrs 1 Seamans S amans fabulous wealth In mines In the Rawhide e district In Salt Lake Monday night some of tho the m men n I in the Wilson bar liar e expressed doubts about the wealth possessed by bythe bythe bythe the woman As conclusive evidence e Maxwell turned up his waistcoat from the bottom an and displayed a 3 string of Jewels that would mako a pawn shop window look like mee a bunch of ot broken bottles rho The sparklers which really looked 1001 like diamonds were arranged with wIlh picturesque disorder Isor cr across M Maxell's Maxwell's Maxwells Max Max- wells well's ells ell's shirt When hen asked for an interview last lost night Maxwell was In no flO moo mood for talking and with a a. few rew pe personalities eliminated the Interview was something something something some some- thing like this Sa Say Maxwell laxwell the loss of that mustache mustache mustache mus mus- tache has changed you jou ou a little I want to get your our sl side e of the row In the barroom barroom bar bar- I room here last night when you rou pulled pulle I a gun on John Foote What hat can you ou tell ten me about it 1 Dont Don't Den Deny the thc Gun Guti I r dont don't know anything about nn any row and if It I did pull a gun un its it's none of ot your business was Maxwell's Maxwells oIa wells well's reply r How Hour lonu have haye yo you b been en traveling tra un under el an assumed name Maxwell replied by asking how the I interviewer knew Imo Seaman was not his his real name The gun man became really peevish when he was asked aske if he had procured procured pro pro- cured a divorce from Ada Shaw Maxwell Maxwell Maxwell Max Max- well whom he ho married nine years ea ago and previous to his Imprisonment Inthe in inthe inthe the state penitentiary none of your our business he said laid Are you OU r really married marrIe to tho the woman woman wo wo- wo- wo man who is living here at al the hotel with you OU 1 was aske asked Again the characteristic reply He lie denied enle vehemently vehemently vehemently the statement that h ho hu was a four flusher It i Is believed that Nevada eYa a officers want Maxwell and would get him If tile they theT J knew he was In Salt Lake Lalie |