The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-11-11

lhLer and shook hands with his counsel
The latter Informed the prisoner fol
the first time Of the confession OF Mrs
Mack and Thorn's face flushed. Mr.
Howe handed his client a copy Of a
morning paper bearing a large headline
which read: Mrs Mack has turned
states evidence"
Thorn ga2ed at It intently and then
handed back the paper.
AT sixteen minutes TO 10 O'Clock the
main door OF the court house opened and
Mrs. Mack, accompanied by her lawyer
and Deputy Sheriff Debragga, walked
up the centre OF the court,
-,
Mrs NAChS hOHhlblbh sTohf'
Thorn eyed her closely as she stood
within n ward NJ him. but she avoided
Ne 80 sho -, - - ~ 49,, 49, ~, ~.
N'S saAe 9he was sooh piaoeu y" 'he
stand and under The examination ol
Judge Weller, began the recital of her
story leading I'm IN the time that aha
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Hi HaI ieit her huspai,u w. anu was iivihs WIN
Hu!uensuppe, Ut 500 Nllth avenue,
uuluessupPe was hhoWh theIe a. he'
musoahu- morn came mere 70 poaIu;
IhoIh 6iiII anu tiuluehsuPpg ,r hho d "sn, aiI1
nuiuensuppe ~, nckeu Ihorh. SGtaen. MY,
suPPe hlcNeu morn uoMh s''llrs' inol'.
Puiieu Eev"iyer ana lIeu one ehot a'
uuiaSnsuppe, ", put gu l'Ts int NM A..
Al'er iouIteeh Gays Iatef, saiu NIT. ~.
Ts Taek, man ea[he W my nouse tot
,,i InoIh Slothes, = toiu lie man i that
tLorn was sieN 'ii ~, Sne hospItai, ou' saNe
nun cue olotLea, ihSlh eaiis @ jar .ilise s,s
uays ,ateI WIN ms iaoe e,iu eSJ2 70 otaGN
anu plus anu ms n,uN S"'''e"' 1is "9N-
Gu M ule LOT ino'ey.
Mhy u'u Iie ahN YOU ioF HloneS' asA-
GU Suusu NeHeI,
he sUe no woTk anu l gave MN ,noh- mon
~, FuPttsu +nts' 5,,i' -SlSht ~ pIohSn I+ls
ilsH' Mheh Inorh WsI. @ away pioil', ,, |,
lhcu 10 pay I'a uoaru ~, pIII ulItli "c S"ulu
Set Worh. Hiet morn @ aiteE tiis "
Iweh'y -tltLp stIeeL ~ eiG nv, NlLl'h afeilue, @
'n wren s1ve nIin ~. morn was WY
oltter against ~, SuluensupPo ps anu wanted
70 kii' MN morn ht'u, woman, l IoVe
you. salu. ! an d ntfilet "vii,In, a.1,,l
u, kno" oelter, you uIe nor, replleu
Thorn again said he wanted to xiii
Guldensuppe. | say, 'Martin don't Kill
Gu5densupps no ,t,, wll me yr,, one u9S ~
aSS,r saw no viii ,Iu Guldeng,nne I
say no, he say yes one night Thorn and
me quarreled. Martin grabbed me by
sne throa. anu neIu me ,li I'9Ia Sar e',is NM
talk with Thorn n bout hiring a house al
Woodslde. We went out to see the house
and Thorn offered the woman who had
tns mouse @ Key money, Uus stie wOuia n"S
in New York This man owned the
Woodslde house and Thorn paid him Sl5
in cash for one months rent OF the
Woodside house. l think Thorn gave
the name OF Braun when we hired the
house. Thorn took the receipt and told
the landlord he dtd not know when he
wotid move Ia. Then Thorn told me
Ninth avenue house and put his body in
trunk and send 1t away. l said No,
don't do this Thorn then told me to
bring Guldensuppe to Woodside house
and he would kill him there. had TO do
all Martin told me to do.
1,o1y r1rr, 0rr,D yc.e 0oNJr
nv
Gradually the lawyer leo the Wlthess
up to the morning OF Friday, June %,
the day that the crime was committed.
ss. -, sho ava c,,dsr..,nro io,, Now
',t'' sun '''S ''''N
YORK between ana lOoelocK that morn
ing, and after they had crossed the ferry
.bo,, bo,rdad n troIIev oar which Iaft
80, s' ~ Irss,.I.s o..,,.o e, naa .no
tnc'ti ae "'ONe'us eV'' 0 ''s
key of the house" she said' 'and OPEN
ed the front door. I told GuldeRsuPpe TO
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went into the yhIu' Ile "SIat M, ups'il. :
anu hearu ehot; Ma, t',i notI I'm hs
running uom ..lu NJ a. ie II" t"s ,,a
s'iu' W. si,oS n,'II' W - 80 - Ia
very excited ana ! was halL ueaq' $40 ~
the sei-cOHleSseu h'uiuelese "'s'i'i
IessIg; =. 49,. NJ, .,.,, ,,,5.,
Wnat u'u you uo 'i'e"' "sNeu 'uuse
NrtieE 49,, -.
re ashtu uls u ~ i'oilIS ullu I'M I'M.
PACK at . o'clock; Mhen l c,liile p9vN ,.iyl
mat evening lhnrh iiad eEeISun,us I ,,li :
PACKED IN puiuie. ne nduveu i'le i"
bnhule' Whicn ne sald TonIalnsu uulusn- i,.I.
suppe5 SloInes, anu ne tVoh HIotLsr I,i
bundle Wh'ch was Wr5pped up W gray .,
colored paper ne saiu thtt II "Se uul-
densuppes mead ana mat u was uoLe W.
IN plaster paris We took the uoiles
car ana went over 10 Ne" lorA u" Il ier-
ry boat
on wnlch terryE ...., q,
don't Know; l am Ia a stranger 10 tns
olty ana can say Wheil we reacheu =
New YORK went nome ana 2hofa Weht
some other place l cut open the Ouhule
1S whose 5f clothes"
William Guidensuppe's'" replied the
"@it'sn 81 COW Thorn tbai evening nraIn and
he told me to meet him the following
morning Saturday at Thirty-fourth
street fiii,, terry' ..so, nod ,,o,, ,,,, ,r,,,,
fine various parts Of Gufdcna,ppe's 4