The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-07-04
STARTLING DEvELs,p ~ Il. Is 90 I; ];
~ ~ ses '' Ehtions In WoodsIde sI,ef,t,. II
important II jseO 40 rIoa ffsSs

p ''sssS CH.
New York July 3.-seyerai dete II ,v1ess ,1s' I
were sent over to Woodside tnla Il. - -
investigate q rumor that "a m 4 a. 81, Az
woman, answering the descrint ian 11inps 4
As Ni tSacK and Thorn had been there = AZ
asveraL occasions, and that last S Satur.Ns
uay, The ony OF the finding OF the first
section OF the body, IL Eftl pgv I,vtt + AZ
woman and man In It, and coritaini,,Fs
a. -, ouiidie. WAS seen to leave there. az Mrs,E
NaGh M story about sen ding the Iyalfsr5i
70 morn was confirmed by the sttat 81
meht OF John lunche and Joseph RetllV.Ss 81
W. MO carried the valise to Thorn. When
the detectives returned from lWood a,ds{s
to.nlght they brought back with them
Information OF q most startling chnra css:
Ter, which leads to the almost >nosf Il tyaeIss ~
assurance that the murder was 5cornsi;
nnited IN Woodside or near It, at i New
this city . !sf$. sISt!ssss ~
Il was learned that some time pri ora 1ra
tto tho 1,lurd er% %of sC;uldensup tha Eia}s
|tefa and Mrs. " ack were s. f,sgeDftafs n &c
with q real estate dealer nance d 3iiainy
lors the renting Of 3 house Just 4 al tiis
tea.r t!, siae 10 OF Wood side, 81 ew-
Town. Several visits were Pal 10 HIM
mouse by the pair, and 1t is 1lotx Se..iSg e.iE
ileVtd that Thorn was secreted IN tSInS3ss
place, awaiting the arrival of Mrs. r,lsss
'and juldensupr>e. This YVES aft er Tire; ga
time the woman had made an aplpui uifafS
ment over the telephone forx al tffp fItSs
'Woodside After Guild enguppe reanhtss{g 8
The house he was murdered and g atigs
Dody was cut UP and distributed abuuk
IN the various places where they were
round. The buggy with the man hss
Woman and the bundles were seen flaap.f;
ing Newtown on Saturday, June 2etn.Ss
the day the first portion Of the beffv.s.
was found floating in East river. 81 aissss
piece OF the body Is supposed ITO fa va 2
been thrown from the ferry boa E iiitass
the water ,a 81
Moreover, the detectives .broughtNb back
with them q. letter Of the greatest Ifsls 81
portance It was addressed to Mr.. Bua4 o8
and mailed on July I'd It reads as T0ts
lows:
New. York, July 2, 1857 :ESSs7
Mr.. Bua1o:-O On account Of sickness
IN my family wlll not nov into Il IfesS
house before another week or ten q ayysssS
Respectfully, r. BIsAI Irs5s,s ISL
( The handwriting In this letter sia Sfha hasi
same as that on the gram W.l lieh 49,
Mack claims she received rom q Gatift4
cnsuppc, telling her to go to sfheHhat thBa
and see the uperintendeilt OtRrIens BEES
lieves that they were bot h writt en- q sbys
Thorn. 1t also settlsstith sss fact NJ
Thorn has not yet left Fiiha oil yaaa "a iess
tectives are hunting to- IN iaIl dtreessSS
tions in the effort to csSstte sFi orn.ss iS
There was nnotheH TieoTy a dyancsds sS
however, which ..Wou1 q bear ont ttaflas
woman's story that Guild densupps igs ssIiuSa
alive. It Is morally certain: thatstheYE YETss
son who sent the telegram and the pew
son wrote the letter to Bua1o are one and
the same, and II It was not Thorn its fhsms.
must have been Guild densRppe lfinse1A
who is hiding for purposes sbesh kHgNIss
to himself.