The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1897-06-30
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strength and health. When the report
er called. she asked him at once what
lie wanted. The reporter repll@d that ne
wanted to know where William "as-
We'll I don't know where he ls, she
said. II have not seen anything OF
n m since Friday morning When ne
me home from the bath That morning,
il was ve-y early. He put on his best
clothes and went away But before he
went he made me give him 50, l had
drawn out OF the bank"
WHAT banlS2"
Mrs Mack would not say. She would
not snow the bank book.
what did he say before he went
away2"
we spoke about the money, and / asked
him what he wanted it for. Re told
me it was none OF my business
Did he say where he was going?"
HAS it occurred to you that he may
have had a bank accOunt?"
"Oh. don't say that" the woman an
swesed, you scare me"
i cont care fer him anyway" she
said, after pause.
Why nOt?'
TOO much with other women"
1T Crsday afternoon" she said. there
was woman calling here. a friend Of
mine-that IS, she was a friend OF mine,
and he Was here He had not gone to
the bath fer the night yet. I had to go
into the bathroom then and left them
here in thu dining room together. From
the bathroom 7 could look into the
mirror and see him and her as they sat
in the ether side of the room. And I
watched them.
while I vas watching, she took out
her card and handed it to him. He look
ed at it and put 1t in his pocket. IN
cezstoOd what that meant, and that's
She reason We had the quarrel on Fri
cay morning and the reason why I let
him 60 away All men are just alike,
she added, Sava gcly.
Anyhow she continued, 4 know he
day" - " I'LL = ''iA-
Saw him? Whereof
We'll she said, haItinEly. 7 did not
ex1Stiy sc aim, but I heard from him"
~ W Was that!
Wen. We usually take lunch together
On ms -ay on at BuI ks restaurant in
S'Xth avenue, near Horty-second street
and / did not know but that he might
come there Sunday. Sc went up there
and waited there sometime. He did NOT
come. but by and By boy brought me
note, which eaid to come home at
once"
And you went?"
Yes, went home. but he was not
mere But he had been there after I
went out
How do you know2"
BscaHse found q different collar on
S1e bureau He had been there and
Have You the note he sent your"
No L burned it up. But am sure it
was LL0A1 NM
FINDING TIL Z LEGS
me lower part of the trunk of a man
was found by two boys in the woods
at One Hundred and Severtv-siyfh
street and UndercIife avenue this citv.
Sunday. '
T. was terribly nut Hated and shows
pisln that murder had been commit
tea 1t was wrapped in oiIcIOth and
MAMMA paper, exactly as was the upper
part OF a trunk found in the East river
on Eleventh street Saturday. The two
are parts of the same body
Inc two pieces were found more than
eishU miles apart, one in the water and
the other on the land The part found
sunday comprised the lower part of
the trunk from the fifth rib to the hfps
She less having been severed from the
BODY at the hip joints. 1t was WraDDed
an three folds of oilcIoth-
The ollclOth was evidently cut from
the same piece as that which enclosed
the upper part OF the trunk 1t was
new and Of a cheap pattern, BRIGHT red
with gilt figures on il. 1t is like thai
commonly used for ta ibIecloths in tene-
ment houses
The find was in a bulky bundle living
against a wall next TO Undercliffe ave-
nue., where the sfEubbery was ve1v
chick 1t had not been dissected. which