The Dillon tribune. [volume] (Dillon, Mont.) 1881-1941, 1886-04-24
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! M IND
! Froas .joseph Norjr,W L're2poof, II Us
! huia Nordnry. u artnir.
! arrived here safe aud wei ---,ill"! h = :
than wi.e. lett honl.. e. on b";i;' o.. =
Gu an first t.l.1l.~ i'll The mnrnii,. a.!
I bless you. Hop AuGt DorotAv q;t.s
"csl. Easy love
From Kate No,'tr,H I" .Josc.,h No,itnra'
Love and congralu!a tions on your IL
proved health. Fair weather, q pleasant
VOYAGE aud quick and safe retuJn -Ain
Dorothy Joins With me- and Dick III 'c5
WISHES and Godspeal.
FROM .5osrDh EorbniV 10 KITE Norl.u.y.
'Gcot-by. my dear of: i'll ctf Oh t.sa
Tug 10 Ocaa, Queen; W.: wife from NJ"
York; writ, u me ut Nav ioln Ao.ai:
| best love to all
llc:a three kilograms ',elnGiltrata ttie
completeness Of john Nead!ian,a escape.
aud the safe beginning, OF his now c:.rcar ii
tho assumed character Of Joseph Nor bur-.
Mondays newspapers however. ha 4 great
shock toy Kate Norbury, IN III, roper. o.
John Need hams suicide. il's wa, The clH
acquaintance Joe had made in London, anl
they were so niue. alike i'll appearance THAI
he had written a | described the odd cir
car,stances of their meeting. Tn, affair
disturbed Kate Il good deal; but auaS
Dorothy Gained her with aff,ctionatc ad
vice aud wise comments upon the proverb
that truth is strange chan jicean. On
Tuesday uight, however. when 4 IT. raa
that Mr.. Green, NJ. f., had sem John Need.
ham on the platform y, the Liverpool rail
way station, 81 strang" sense OF fear ani'
alarm tcck Possession OF her. and the io.,
lowing kilograms passed between her ard
D:c6:
From Miss Ncybnru to Richard HoodriNc,
1ionchesier
Peas, come to WYE .;ie az once: Aunt
Dorothy ;snd myself a:2 anxious to CONF
with Yea on al impors:n1 matter
From Richu3W Woodri7lc to Mss No,bu,ry
II ,nali catch the mail ami To with yCi
lefo.i' II.
from hich",W UooNtHtc to Horace FOOD
IF !Iyrdaic, at The Cottaye, L,ichn.oad
Eridye.
AT what hour did Won Sc, Mr.. JOSEPH,
Sorbury ON SATURDAY, and when did you
'e'vc ma: Peas, rep ut ones.
Wood to J'""IcHfe
"Dincd with him nj 8. New Hunlmum.
hotel; lett him II. .; way 10 yuu ask.
NoodrWe to Wood.
Did lie mention n elham to you in Your
conversation and do YOU know where h..
went after dime: And if you do NOS,
please 20 to thu hotel and telegraph at che.
The hour hc went cut. when he retur,,c |,
ami what he u,! Ia y l.. .listutb.i Tor
some reason. n,)ut ,lin.
Wood, NcW Uum".um hotel, Lpn,tou, 10
Hoo,lsilie, WyeduIe.
'An staying here Tonight: return 10.
morrow. Joseph did not IN ,nt,Ou Ne..lha,n
to me- Tic porter says he Went cut about
vo'clock, smoking Il cigar, that he returned
at about l::D, said h. hal been in tue cou,l.
try, and had lost the local train, seemed u
good spirits. was called III the morning: at
!, had breakfast. paid his BILL and icis Nv
~ tram ior Liverpool
IV0odrMe tn Woo,
Don't come down: will COM. UP witt
for me-
Dick arrived III London on Wedne, Law
night. read the evidence given at the opeu.
ing OF the inquest conferred with LAWYER
Wood, talked with t;., porter, ard on TIN.
next day asked permission l." >e, the :ndy
Of the suicide. Tha si,e.i had boon screwed
down, but through the influences OF Nj.
Wood the coroner gave the necessary order
to remove the lid. Decomposition mad st
in, but the face had not much changed. am!
Woodville was shocked ut this re,omb anc.
to his friend. Later n the .;ay he had III,
interview with Mr.. Wilfred ,ireen, the
member tor HARDWOOD, who stated tua, III.
Joseph Norhury.
From R'cho'd W'ootfrille. Nrw Hua,,num'
Lo" 10" to Miss NorbeuH. Nye,loie
MY >aN NATE: have done as YOU de-
s'',i &c" things, and come to the eourl,,.
siun has oar tear Joe i, all righ, The
t';n' h~""e, ~.:ch have made such in "a,
"'-..'ar arc" you "auld have only amused
~" '"'' not ''.ls mi>uru Ele man committed
''''':"- Il 80. lie shock OF his death COMM,
49,. '>-- mention ct hin that set you
'''oH'"v .: 'n~ tragic possibilities you I,av>
::.s'o.t Then that Old fool Green iii,
r:':"'''-o:s '"ere Green when they elected
L'ni Tot taking the trouble in his letter + 2
ala name and that IL wa, Novburv b.. d
rot 10 this because no wanted to 1uaiS. ont
that he had reilly seen q ghost-the i,,l...
hus now that he has been chaffed. an
:aop.e :ay tho whole thing was an inyc.l-
non, lie is very glad to have it shown that
lie really did see somebody, and that ths
stranger was very much like Ne.lhan. A
po'!pous OIL: ass. this Green. with great
wide struggling forehead, google eyes. and
very self -'s>a,'tiv- manner. | can quite
understand .loe snubbins hint was lust
l,k JOG t., do st,
'ne u. l'n'hs' inquest takes place to-
,Eorr"W, tu there are no new facts The
cody was fully identified. and there does
no sem to me single suggestion, nv
dear Kate. to bear out Your alarming fancy
thai Neellam !ai killed our dear Joe and
esrare in hi, clothes. etc My dear chlld,
Ii is Only bad dream. l saw tue body this
moralns: 1t startled HE for a moment: it
was like him. but stouter and taller: and
wen. thank God it was not our dear, great