The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-06-30

| New York, June 30- Yesterday seven
different persons positively identified the
man whose severed body lies in the
morgue. He was William Guldensuppe,
a rubber in tho. Murray Hill baths. A
woman who once loved this man, hated
him. Two men were jealous of him and
had threatened him with revenge.
A positive and indubitable identiiica-
tion was made by the superintendent of
the paths, and five attendants who had
seen the man disrobed, and knew every
mark OH him. He was further identified
by Dy. p. S. Cosby OF l75 West 44th
street. DIR. Cosby hadJanced and treated
a felon on the index finger of Gulden-
suppe's left hand. AT the morgue DIR.
| Cosby instantly identified the cicatrix of
the wound as the one his lance had made.
Guldensuppe had been a sailor. On his
breast was tattoed in India ink the bust
| flgaire of n woman. It covered space as
large as mans hand. The butcher who
cut him up cut this out Guldensuppo
left the baths last Friday morning He
disappeared.
Guldensuppe lived with Mrs. Augusta
| Mack, a midwife at $40 Ninth avenue,
near 3ith street. She Is separated from
her husband. She is divorced from him.
Mack had threatened him. A man who
had lived with the Nacks before nGulden-
suppe came, and who is Nack's friend had
openly threatened Guldensuppe. The big
masseuer had supplanted him and
thrashed Ehim after taking away his pis-
toll Mrs. Mack says she docs not know
and does not care where Guldensuppe is
| that she has not seen him since Friday
morning. the day before the body was
| found in the East river. The night be-
fore she had seen him take another
woman's card Then this man and Mrs.
| Mack quarrelled. He made her give him
| $50 and went away
A Visit to Mrs. Mack.
On Tuesday morning n reporter went to
Mrs. Nack's home. The rooms were iD
perfect order Seven hours later the
woman had seen her landlord and given
UP the fiat Sha had employed four men,
who were at work in uismantling the
rooms She said her mother was Ill, and
she was going to Europe.
Mrs. Mack venemently told and repeated
| to detectives who visited her at O'Clock
this morning that Guldensuppe was at a
Mrs. Cunningham house. No. 2l Bedford
| street. She declared, too that Mrs. Gun
ningham had been to her fiat for the mans
clothes. But Guldensuppe was not at
Mrs. Cunningham Mrs. Cunningham
had not gone or sent for clothes. Besides.
Mrs. Mack, when she visited the bath
house told the superintendent Gulden-
| suppo would send for his trunk today. A
| little question ng brought forth the fact
that she aud Guldensuppe qnarrolled and
| she remarked angTily. "Oh, L suppose he
| wants TO 10 with that other woman of
| his. +"
Did Not Show tho Telegram.
There was another woman to whom
| Guldensuppe used to send money living
! in another part of the city. The people at
| the bath made no doubt, although they
| had not then seen the body that Gulden-
| suppe WIS tho victim of the more than
brutal and more than mysterious murder,
and they thoughJ 10 strange after he and
the woman quarrelled he should. telegraph
her to come To the bathhouse and make
| his excuses. Moreover, she did not show
| tho telegram which she said he mad sent
| her The midwife is thought To be u
| Dane
When the reporter called she asked him
at once what he wanted. The reporter
replied that he wanted to know where
| William was.
well, don't know where he is, F" tho
woman answered. II haven't seen any
thing of him since Friday morning.
| When he came home from the bath that
morning very early, he put on his best
clothes and went away. But before he
went he made me give him 500 had
drawn out OF tho bank"
/ what bankf'
Said She Saw Him sunday.
Mrs Mack would not say. She would
not show the bank book.
"wnat did he say before no went
away?"
we spoke about the money. and asked
him what he wanted it for. He told Inc
it was mono OF my business.
"Did he say where he was goingT
| "Non
HAS IL occurred to you that he may
have been killedY"
"Oh. don't say that" the woman
answered. "You scare me. / know he
hasn't been killed, for / saw him sun
day.
"Weu," che said. haltnRly, ~ didn't
exactly sec him, but i heard from him.
How was thatY'
''WelI, we usually take lunch together
on his day of at Bucks restaurant on
Sixth avenue, near 42d street, and i
didn't know but that ho might come
there Sunday. So | went up there and
waited some time He did not come, but
by and by boy brought note for me,
which said 60 come home at once "
And you wenty"
"Yes, / went home. but no wasn't
there. But he had beon there after
won't out. T"
"How do you knowf"
" "Beoause L found different collar
there. lie had changed his collar. "
Got n Telegram and Note.
''Haye you the note no sent your
"No. burnt IL up. got telegram
from him Also
"Whonf"
"why. today and Sunday"
''What was In IT,
81 don't remember. -
Where was it froipY
81 don't know"
Where Is the telegram nowr'