Shoshone journal. [volume] (Shoshone, Idaho) 1884-1931, 1913-04-18

gentlemen 10 and about Raleigh yield
ed 10 an oyermastering impulse 10 Wis
II newer lands, ncr was II strange
that the initial steps looking toward
the Indulgence OF their desires should
have been taken In secrecy. Mr. Peg
loo was one OF the first TO leave: Mr..
eauI had Informed him OF the judges
declared purpose OF shooting him on
sight Even without this useful mint
the tavern keeper had known that no
should experience Intense embarrasE-
ment In meeting the Judge, this was
nov q dreary certainty
You reckon ho means near ali be
says7" be had asked. his fat sides
shaking
I'D take his word heap quicker
than ! would most folks" answered
Mr.. Saul with conviction.
Pegioe promptly had sinking spell.
He recalled tho snufiing OF the can
dies by the Judge. an extremely do
pressing memory aader the circum-
stances also the reckless and head
long disregard Of consequences which
had characterized so many OF that
gentiemans acts ana his plans
shaped themselves accordingly. with
this result; that when the Judge took
occasion 10 call at the tavern. and the
hostile nature OF bis visit was EN-
phasized by the cautious manner or
bis approach. he was greatly shocked
20 discover that his Intended victim /
had sold his business overnight for
small iuma sum 70 Mr. sauls brother.
in.iaw. who had appeared most Oh
portunely with az offer.
Pegioe's flight created something OF
q sensation. but Il was dwarfed BY
tho sensation that developed day or
40 later when II became known that
Tom Ware aud Colonel Feutress had
likewise lied tho country SIN later.
Fcutrees' body. showing marks OF VIC
ienee. was washed ashore az wood.
yard below Glrard II was conjec-
fured that he and Ware had set out
from The Oaks 20 crosh the river;
there was reason to believe th0t Fen
tress had ia his possession 1T tho {
time considerable sum q. money !
and Il was supposed that bis COM
panion had murdered and robbed MIN. Z
or Wares subsequent career nothing
was ever known q
These were. after all. only episodes !
IN the collapse OF the Clan. sporlnc ,
OF the great work or '
'isiniegration that was going forward I
Ind which the Judge. more than any G
'ther, perhaps. had brought about >
This was something no one ques-
Toned. aud he quickly passed to the Il
irs, phase OF that unique and peculiar
'steem Ia which he wRs ever after 4
ield. His fame widened with the sue v
feeding suns: he had offers OF help I
which Impressed him as so entirely a
redltable 20 human nature that he I
uite lacked the heart TO refuse them. <
specially as he felt that In the i'm.
royement OF his own condition tina
'orld had bettered itself and was y
aoving nearer those sound and right. 81
Gus Ideals OF morality and patriotism n
mich had never lacked his indorse- al
lent. no matter how inexpedlent IL IN
ad seemed for him to put them into
raetice. But he was not diverted
ON bis ultimate purpose by the
atnonr OF q present popularity. ne
as able 70 Keep his bleared eyes
lsolutely hxed on the main chance. al
smeiy the Fentress estate and the be
uintafd lands. Il was highly i'm. ma
'rtant that he should 20 east TO az
'0th Carolina 20 secure documentary III
idence that would establish his own Gu
% fentress' identity. 10 Kentucky ne
here Feutress had lived prior 10 his on
ming 10 Tennessee. ths
Early IN November the Judge set yel
I by stage on his Journey east; no eve
u accompanied By Yancy and Han. ter
bal. from neither OF whom could no
ing himself 10 be separated: and as RIA
woods. flaming now with tho Tul
'ca OF frost. engulfed the little kns
IN. he turned IA bis seat ana looked by
Ok he had entered II By that very abs
ID. hsgsar on foot and In rags. he OF I
a leaving II in hroadcloth and fins wit
eE. Visible tokens OF his altered the
tunes. More than this. he could the
81 Ills hands deep down into his It's
e empty pockets and hear the sale
iS OF gold and silyer. The iudga was
- "sANHie" hts eyes from the
gray roof that showed among the pos
es. and faced the east and the fu- hay
. with sereeeiy confident ex- OF {
ssion. and
sqai
lefty Malroy and Darlington had shal
Zen into Raleigh to take leave OF mas
lr friends. They had watched the 4
go from sight. had answered the OF /
majestic salute tho Judge had xiv. duri
them across the swaylng top OF He
coach before the first turn OF the add,
q hid II from sight, and then they whe
turned their horses heads IN the II
action Of Belle Plain. and
bruce 90 you think Judge Price long
ever be able TO accomplish all be beri