Snoring in the Wild West Snoring is more than just a minor
inconvenience. During the 1800s in the American Wild West, there
was once a notorious gunfighter named John Wesley Hardin. Hardin
was asleep one night at the American House Hotel. In the
adjoining room, a man snored so loudly that it kept Hardin
awake. In a fit of rage, Hardin fired several bullets through
the wall and ceiling of the bedroom. It is said that the first
bullet merely woke the man; the second killed him.