, 1897-11-30
TELLS HIS STORY.
THORNE. THE MURDERER. SAYS
MRS. MACK KILLED Gull
DENSUPPE.
The Story as Detailed by Him Indi.
Gates That She Had Plenty of
Nerve and Was an Accomplished
Hand at Dissection-Minute Des-
cription of the Carving.

CIlptlOH Oh the Carving.
New York. Nov. 29.-Word was pass,
ed around to the women who appeared
at the Queens county court house to-.
day to seek admission to the Thorn
trial. that much of the evidence which
the defense would introduce would be
unfit for polite ears. The result was
that only three women were among the
spectators when Judge Maddox reopen
ed court for the trial of the alleged
murderer of Guldensuppe Before Mr..
Howe began his opening address, John
Gotha, the barber, was recalled.
Mr.. Howe asked him if he had ever
been an inmate of an inebriate asylum
at Fort Hamilton. The witness said
mo- Mr.. Howe repeated the question.
~pronouncing each word with delibera-
ton. Gotha thought a moment and
then uttered all emphatic no"
THAT is all ] want of you" said the
Zig lawyer, and Gotha left the room.
Mr.. Howe requested the court to dis
miss the charge of murder in the first
degree and the court denied the re-
quest.
Mr.. Howe then began his address
with a declaration of Thorn's inno-
cemCe, supplemented with a terrible
arraignment If Mrs Mack. who was de-
~1ounced as the real murderer of Gull
dersupre.
AZ the conclusion of Mr.. TIowe's ad-
dress he asked that before the case vas
closed, the jurymen should be permit
ted to view the premises at Woodside.
The district attorney said he would
like 10 think owe the proposition be-
fore informing the court of his views.
The defense called several witnesses
to testify to the prisoners good char
acter. and after a short recess Thorn
was put on the stand to testify in his
own behalf.
Beginning with the statement that
he came to America II years ago, the
prisoner said his real name was Tarce-
wsky and briefly related the facts of his
life up to the time he met Mrs. Mack,
is months ago. Guldensuppe was
hos riding with Mrs Mack a, the fine
II rented a furnished room from her
at 81 a week." said Thorn. Later I
understood Cn,densurne w.s bo,. brs-
'ha,d cbo fret moao lave "a mo Iva
turned her love T was worry. fo,d NJ
her and loved her I'M m tba time sbe
,oo,, tho w;tness stand IN nv fret
trial"
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r,anted tbe hath ruhber in Mrs N,ck.s
4, Yections and described ,be row be
had with Cu,dersu,re In .orsoo,,rco
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