Staunton vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1860-1896, 1886-01-01

RENE nDTdnC6 " ~. ware ana LiWyAF
Wool, and to inform D.. Ware that hi,
op nion was quite correct: it was change
that he n,edsl Also give his 1--we to Aunt
Dorosny ani to D.c&. and accop. the same
with his sincere af,c5iol AMI solicituis for
yourself. We remain. yours,
'.HALL, BOND & FIsKE.n
Later there comas among other CORE
spondeac,, which need not be mentioned.
tn, foil owing history Of The adventure of
Kate AMI her husband In letter TO Law.
yer Wood, the conten;s of which are to be
discreetls communicated to Mrs: Dorothy
NorLur7. II seems to the historian that
this remarkable letter brings to sufi-
ie1tly compl.t, climax the story of John
Needham and his most unfortu lats double.
From Richard Woodrue to Horace VII.
kins Wood, Esq. Hyeddie. England
QUEEN HOTEL TORONTO Canada.
my DEAR MIR. WOOD: You will be good
enough to break this ne VS. to Aunt Dorothy,
NV dear wife, who has behaved with sin
gular heroism, Sis'quite calm under the blow
which Fate has dealt u.s. knew it from
4hg first,' she Sc Is, Ssn-t 81, 7 s',.i; nre-
~ n banIY woman sgsiu II sllaA haer rev
.Tnsr " IS ~ q gUi = s
81 iu y 90 .tu --mss1 80 IA Az p7-
ginning in a ram -,--., Isis-Ion. buo you
must boar VITA al w Ell you lave
broken tn, Intel. gelcs conveyed in this
letter 20 Mrs Dorothy NorDury you will
please take >uch legal and proper steps as
are necs.%ary for the removal Of the re-
mains of Joseph Norb bury from the grave
at K snsa, G cen, where his murdered body
was interrei in the nam, of Nee1ham.
The inc!ose1 dispositions and other papers
our law ers here consider, as do, sufficient
for n obtain the fanutty for
the REMOVAL of the body to Wyedale, where
it is to be inferred in the family vault by
the side Of the ren1ins' of the late Mrs.
JOSEF Norbur7. All this you will please
attend to with dispatch so that every thing
may b, prepared for our return, our dear
Kate bein, anxious thai the proper inter-
ment of the dear fellow shall be our first
melancholy duty on our return home.
Il am SO borne down by the events that
have occurred during the past few days
that could not proceed to relate them to
you without letting you und stand at once
that my dear wire's views, confided to you
ut our departure for New York, have been
proved to be only too true au interpreta-
ton OF tn, irsadful facts When we ar
rived in Nav Yora we foua1 that Joe had
left; Messrs. Hall, Bond & Fiske, tho law
yers, had written to Kate in ormins Ter
Ui1est uo hdu uuE tuuiup anu COuid uOo
at that moment write himself. Mrs. Dor
othy Norbury will have opened this letter
and shown it to you, no doubt, as it was
understood she wouli have the benefit of
your advice, and had authority to open all
letters. Well, it seemed all perfectly nat
ural, for there were me ,sages in it to you
and to Ware; but Kate was not satisfied
l tried to distract her thou ghts from their
ALT BIS orbins iear We went to the theatre,
drove about the city, accepted an Invitation
to dinner. Thus three days went by, and
we then asked the lawyers if Mr.. Norbury
had communicated with theme Yes, that
lay by telegraph, his letters to be sent to
the Parker House hotel, Boston. | would
have telegrapaed our arrival to him, but
Kate preferred that we should go straight
to Boston.
Shall y on write to himF she asked Mr..
Hall.
YES he said, we shall inform him that
we have had the pleasure of nan ding 90 his
sister copy of the letter we had for varied
to England
Might ask you, as favor, not to do
so2 said Kate
IF you have any special res son tor max
ing the reque We shall gladly act upon it,
apart from the fact that the request is made
hV adv said ti,e lawyer
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/ You hGys 'sEitteu % me upon 5hg question