She will undoubtedly be advised to let our Western friends escort Mr.
Worthington's body on to Detroit.

There, of course, she will be met by the family lawyers.
"After the necessary preliminaries there, one of them will escort her on here--and--I will be within reach.

She evidently wishes to have the affair of the marriage made public, some time later.

If you made Worthington do the right thing about the will, and all that, you will come out all right.
"But do not cross her wishes.

You cannot spring this marriage on the public without endangering all our interests.