The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1910-05-22

Fort Wayne gentleman beoar,a !.
aSlous. On partially revIvInr ha y
ms companions gone and ,Sa,n ns
peen robned Of all his valuables' ne
re nhally groped his way to tha
anu kne" no more until brouoht
station house. He gave a fuiI Snsa
OF inc men, one OF whom wac
vaughn. Mr.. Jones was raroo,,ss
city hospital last evening. whareu y
came delirious and died abo,,t "a Ia
me police are on the track of az
derers, who are supposed 10 be srn s,nT
.,inore or Washington, as the cIa'
| the hotel states that they co. ZIG
after the arrival Of the WasbInr,ea'n 20
The clerk Is positive he can iden,iSmn In
Altogether' 1t is one of the rnosf
| outrages that has been cornro,ftoJe !
city Tor long time. and II is ~ ~
tne ouenders may promptly be brol,.
Frightful Ghost Appears.
A frIghtful ghost had ri,ou
| standing in its most horrihjn sano
fore the now half crazcd gtnnsnnrn LOTT
| rope Of the hangman was loonai~
take time = to oysy; Wash re his dId tac. NOT
| was his anxiety to leave Nnn, y
hind him. Even the very Ut Ut
oTeathed seemed tainted with IN
odor, OF his crime. II was tbonr
De daneerous TO travel by rail- AZ
ana they started away on foof.
ina,!g tn NJ. concluded Gn,nn to make .thcir
Reed was. OF course, ths
spirit and was carrying our tho
they. had agreed upon. They NJ ~
back and forth with the ohiec, ae
ting Imaginary pursuers OFF fha -
Reed was seeking delay for III.
pose Of gaining time. When ~.
arrived at New Orleans abou, ~ ~
thing that met their eyes was i
OIL posted in the depot descrihIr,
fugitiVcs and Offering rewnr'
their arrest and conviction. 81
at the bill with beads Of perspi'
starting upon his brow, the 4
stepson nearly collapsed. Ha"
careworn, downhearted and rsad
speed away as swift as steam
carry him. In the course Of aim,
fugitives arrived at Brownsy;lic
From this point | received nofe|
Reed saying that they intenIs.
cross the Rio Grandc and work
way 10 the City OF Mexico.
To the minds OF the detectIye4
played their part In this case
whole affair appeared farce. II
judges stepson the scenes III
- 'Ai'' ~ lIt'1 pdSHcu were 1Cf
as serious tragedy. and like Ma
his own guilty conscience shanS
dagger which he saw befofe
When ] reported the case 10 The
in Washington he said that he
sorry that IL had been necessary
sort TO measures OF such searn,f,
verify 10 frIehtcn the young MAJ
of the country. but after all he IN
IL was no more than he deserved
action met his approval. but he
not quite certain that the young 4
grace would remain away. II
Mother Had Criminal Mind
He then requested me to explaE
situation as tenderly as possible
wife, The judge. being very 4
piclous man. was quite unable ID
understand the subtle nature Of nIt
She received the news Of the disa
ancc or her son with much an
amusement, She thought it god
that had been played upon him and;
that he would never show nus NJ
Washington again. l believe II \,
been strangled or slipped dow
boat anchored In the bav she II
have been still better pleased. Il
was unquestionably criminal mir,
the son came honestly by his prt
ties for wrongdo!nG, II
After a time Reed returned !
Mexico. He had given his COM
the slip and was quite positive
opinion that the Judges stepson|
never dare show his face In the r
States. He declared the man wae
the greatest coward he had evt
with. ii
Reed was correct in his opinI
the fugitive, so far as l know, hai
been heard OF. He certainly d.
appear in Washington TO further
the Judge and his wife. He mf !
be running from n Nemesis thr
never overtalSe him. IN
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