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The official newspaper files of the early West record many stories of famous and notorious characters of that period.
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Among them, born in 1848, Belle Starr, horse thief and harborer of criminals, lived hard and fast enough to become known in her day
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as Queen of the Bandits and to go down in history as America's most notorious woman outlaw.
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Fort Smith, a small village on the border of the Indian nations, where gunshots and violent death were commonplace.
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One of the roughest and toughest towns of the old West.
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Hey, I heard you coming, Belle.
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This don't look much like the savings and loan bank to me, Sam.
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What's the bet?
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Never mind what's the bet.
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How much have you lost?
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Not too much, Belle. I was just...
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I gave you $1,500 to put in the bank.
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How much have you got left?
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What kind of a shiftless bum did I marry, throwing away my hard-earned cash on the gambling table?
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Money I made myself!
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Get up!
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Get on your feet, you lazy Indian. You gonna lay there all day?
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Rest, you gentlemen. Put your money on the table.
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Shove the money into the hat, you.
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All of it! Every penny!
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Get in your horses.
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Your arm, Mr. Starr. It's time we were leaving.
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Look, Belle, I was just trying to...
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Don't you know yet how to treat a lady?
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Open the door!
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If any of you gentlemen think he's got change coming, look me up at Younger's Bend.
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You're so good at spending my money. Well, let's see if you can help me make some.
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Where are we going, Belle?
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Up to Dodge City.
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There are a couple hundred horses corralled up there, just waiting for shipment.
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Now go get on your horse, pronto.
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Hey, cut out the good ones and stampede the rest!
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Hey, Sam!
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Hey, look what I found.
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A little old man's horse.
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I'll take it.
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I'll take it.
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I'll take it.
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I'll take it.
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I'll take it.
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I'll take it.
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I'll take it.
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I'll take it.
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Hey, look what I found.
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These are pretty good colts, huh?
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For you.
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Good-looking piece of horse flesh.
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Turn in with the others.
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Get some money on it.
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Hey, get them on the move!
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I'm Matt Clark, railroad detective.
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Over a hundred head of horses destined for the United States Cavalry and consigned to the railroad
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had been stolen from shipping points along the right-of-way.
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I was assigned the task of following the trail of the thieves and bringing them in.
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This usually began with the questioning of possible witnesses,
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people to be used later when the outlaws are caught and brought to court.
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Yeah, they spooked the herd out of here night before last.
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They cut out the best of the stock, stampeded the rest.
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Did you get a good look at the rustlers?
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No, too dark.
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One thing I'm sure of, though, the leader was a woman.
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A woman?
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Yep.
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I could hear this female yelling orders, see the feather in her white hat.
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I know those weren't your horses, sir.
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You were just holding them for shipment.
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But do you think you could identify any of them if you ever saw them again?
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Yep, I could some.
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There was one little blooded colt in particular,
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a bay with a blaze basin and three white stocking thieves.
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I got kind of attached to him.
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If we caught the thieves, would you be willing to testify against them?
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Sure would. Just give me the chance.
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Mighty that.
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Go along.
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The trail led to the Indian nations.
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By the time I reached the nations,
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I began to feel that the horse thieves I was after were Belle Star and her gang.
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My final stop turned out to be Fort Smith, Arkansas,
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a hop and a jump from Indian territory.
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It had a reputation equal to Dodge, Abilene, or any other cow town crossroads,
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with the added distinction of being a fence for stolen livestock
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and a refuge for whiskey peddler bootlegging fire water to the redskins.
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Hello, Belle.
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The man I wanted to see first was a local sheriff,
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a meeting I didn't care to make public.
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As usual, Pete.
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Howdy, Sheriff.
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I don't suppose you remember me, do you?
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No, I don't believe I've...
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Oh, sure, sure. Why, of course.
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How have you been?
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I take it you're here on business, Mr. Clark.
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Yeah, that's right.
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I've trailed a gang of horse thieves all the way from Dodge.
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I've got good reason to believe it's Belle Star.
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You're not the only one with a good reason.
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She came in here last week with them horses.
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Sold them all in one day.
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Why didn't you pick her up?
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She had bills of sale.
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They're forgeries.
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No doubt.
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Proven it is something else.
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Now, do you happen to have a description of all them horses and prior bills of sale?
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Not only that, I've got a half a dozen witnesses who are willing to appear against her.
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All we have to do is arrest Belle.
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You think that's going to be easy?
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Where does Belle live?
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Oh, about 15 miles from here.
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A place called Younger's Bend.
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I wouldn't go down there alone, though.
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That is, unless I was tired of living.
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How often does she come to town?
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Once a week.
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Stick around here so you can get in touch with me.
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I was just fixing to have myself a bite of lunch.
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Won't you join me?
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No, thanks, Sheriff.
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I've got some unfinished business.
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I'll see you later.
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What's the big idea?
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Who do you think he is?
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Right then, it wouldn't have taken much to flatten me, too.
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Sprawling on the sidewalk looking up at me was Frankie Adams,
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another railroad detective who had worked with me in the past.
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What are you doing in Fort Smith?
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Working as a dressmaker.
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What are you doing?
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That horse thieving case in Dodge.
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Looks like it might be Belle's star.
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Then you're in luck.
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I'm working on it, too.
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As a dressmaker?
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Why not?
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Belle's star is just like any other woman.
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Crazy about clothes.
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You should see the gown we made her.
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Does she come in for fittings?
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Naturally.
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When?
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Wait a minute.
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You can't move in yet.
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The case is still closed.
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You're way behind.
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Right now the case is really hot.
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When's your next fitting?
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2.30 Friday.
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Day after tomorrow.
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Good.
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Make her something in blue denim.
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The latest thing in prison wear.
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It's been a real pleasure meeting you, ma'am.
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May I have the privilege of calling on you in the near future?
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In the near future, you best mind your manners in your own business, sir.
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Good day.
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Sam.
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Your arm, please.
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Sam, the door.
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Sam, the door.
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Sam, the door.
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Sam, the door.
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Sam, the door.
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Sam, the door.
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Oh, Frankie.
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Yes?
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I do trust you weren't leaving, my dear.
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Well, I, uh...
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I was going down the street to have my scissors sharpened.
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Mac can wait till you've finished with me.
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Get the dress and let's have a look at it.
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Yes, ma'am.
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Hats off in the presence of ladies.
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Now get out of here.
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Oh, there it is.
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We still have a little work to do on the bodice, Mrs. Tower.
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After all, you are two days early, Mrs. Tower.
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You'll have to excuse me.
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I seldom keep appointments on time.
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It's too unhealthy.
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Looks finished to me.
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Well, uh, the lining needs sewing.
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If you'll wait just half an hour, I'll finish it.
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Hmm, can't wait. I'll take it as is.
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How much do I owe you?
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Uh, Mrs. Smith isn't here, you know.
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I just worked for her. I'll go ask her.
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Look it up in the books.
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Yes, ma'am.
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I'm gonna have to ask you to stand right where you are.
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Now, honey, just what do you think you're trying to do?
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I'm taking you to the sheriff.
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You're a fool.
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Why, I could draw and plug you before you could pull the trigger.
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Go ahead and try it.
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Now get moving. Out the back door.
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Now get moving.
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Stay where you are, Bell. You're under arrest.
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Bring up the horses.
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Mikey.
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It's all right, Mac. Go get her.
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Mac.
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Yeah?
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Don't tell the boss about this.
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Don't tell the boss about this.
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Come on.
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Let's keep moving.
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Come on.
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Stay where you are.
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You're under arrest.
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Beat her.
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She's a little better now, don't try anything funny.
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Go.
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Quiet.
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Take her to the museum.
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You hear me?
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He.
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Clerk, we've got to get out of here.
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Take him away.
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Hey, protect me.
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He's stuck in here!
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Hey, Clark!
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In the safe house.
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In there!
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Go!
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Seize him!
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Go!
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Now get out of the way!
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Uh oh!
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It's him!
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It's him!
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I felt so confident that the sheriff would capture bail I sent for the rancher who had
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witnessed the rustling hoping he could make a definite identification.
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You sent for me Mr. Clark? Yeah that's right.
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Is that one of the horse thieves? Yeah.
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Are you sure? Well it was dark.
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Get out. Take a good look. When I got real close to him...
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Yeah I'm almost positive. Of course if you'd have found the horses then
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it would have been a different story. Just as soon as we find where the horses are
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hidden I'll get in touch with you. Thanks again.
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Glad to be of help. Howdy Sheriff.
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Well you don't have to tell me. We had her hooked but she got away.
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Oh it's that thoroughbred she rides Matt. There's not a horse in the territory that
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can outrun him. What about Sam here?
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You got any more out of him? No he hasn't been very sociable.
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Maybe he'll change his mind when he finds out he's carrying the entire load for bail
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and the rest of the gang. Lock him up.
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How about it Matt? Care for a little drink?
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No thanks Sheriff. I think Sam would like to have some though.
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What? Give a drink to that drunken...
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That's the general idea. I guess you're right Matt.
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Poor old Sam's road just as hard as the rest of us.
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How about it Sam? Care for a little mouthwash?
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Get in. Thanks Sheriff.
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And your grandchildren will thank you.
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You have an honor.
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Go ahead.
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Well, let's move on.
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Well, good day to you motion.
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Get a load of them, old foot!
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Same old old still the way yon,
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Old Randolph.
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Sam!
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What's the matter with you?
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You're drunk.
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Sam not drunk.
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Sheriff beat me up.
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He beat me real bad, Belle.
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My head.
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What'd you tell him?
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What'd you tell him?
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Tell him nothing.
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Nobody makes Sam talk, you know what.
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Let's get you out of here.
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Sam wouldn't remember because he was too drunk last night.
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But he had told us who Belle had sold the horses to.
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That they knew the herd was stolen and had planned to move them upcountry at once.
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We were pretty sure because of what had happened, Belle would be coming around to warn them.
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Recognize any of those horses down there?
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Sure, at least a dozen.
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There's that little bay colt I was telling you about.
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The one with the blaze on his face.
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She was a favorite of my whole family.
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Here she comes, Matt.
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Look who's with her.
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That's the female bandit, all right.
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I'd recognize that hat and feather anywhere, day or night.
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She'll most likely be heading for that pass across the valley.
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We'll move around and give her a little reception.
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I'll get Sam.
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You rest, Belle.
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You've got a horse that cannot run her.
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Right.
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Here she comes.
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Our reception did surprise them.
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In the gun smoke and dust of the running horse herd, Belle and Sam got separated.
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The sheriff took care of Sam.
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Belle's trial created a sensation in the territory.
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She was the first woman in the country ever to be convicted on a charge of horse stealing.
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She appeared in Hanging Judge Parker's Federal Court of the Western District of Arkansas at Fort Smith.
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The trial lasted four days, from the 15th to the 19th of February, 1883.
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It was our rancher's identification of the little colt that really won the case for us.
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Sam was convicted on one and Belle on two charges of horse stealing.
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Both were sentenced to the federal penitentiary in Detroit.
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Belle and Sam spent a year behind the gray prison walls and then were released with time off for good behavior.
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They both headed back to Younger's Bend where they took up the old life where they left off.
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For Belle was arrested several times, though never convicted.
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And Sam met a violent end in a pistol duel with an Indian deputy who had once arrested him.
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Then one day, several years later, while I was sitting in my office at railroad headquarters...
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Hello, Matt.
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Frankie, it's good to see you.
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Nice to see you. What have you been doing?
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Oh, same old thing. Sit down.
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Thanks.
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I'm just closing out the files on the Belle Starr case.
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No doubt you remember.
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Oh, how could I forget?
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I read some time ago that she was murdered.
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Did they ever find out who did it?
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No, and they probably never will.
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It's quite a mystery.
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Seems Belle had ridden halfway to Fort Smith with a friend of hers.
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Belle decided to turn back at the Canadian River and was coming back to Younger's Bend alone.
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Here, read it.
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So the wild and daring Belle Starr died as simply as that.
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Yep.
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Shot from her horse by an unknown assassin.
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Was there ever any suspects?
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Farmer named Watson looked good for a while.
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He was supposed to have been blackmailed by Belle.
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The case was thrown out of court for lack of evidence.
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Some people even think it might have been her own son.
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A week previous to her death, she whipped a boy because he'd mistreated one of her horses.
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You know, Frankie, I don't think we'll ever know.
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