New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-07
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MRS. MACK AGAIN IN COURT.
THE HEARING GOES OVER UNTIL FRIDAY
WORKING ON THE MYSTERY


WORKING ON THE MYSTERY
There were no developments In the mysterious
murder case yesterday. The police continued thelr
eoorch for the missing head and their efforts only
served TO increase the belief in the theory tha'
chemicals were employed to destroy the "'iSS''e
part of the mutilated body OF Guldensuppe' Tue
bath attendant. Mrs. Mack was taken again peiore
Magistrate Flammer. and the hearing OF testmohy
IN the case was once more postponed. lhis 'i'he
the postponement due TO the death OF oro."e'
of Assistant District-Attorney Mitchell, IN New"
Hampshire. Mr.. Mitchell is expected 10 return
from that State in a few days and the hearing was
set down for 1880 o'clock Friday morning.
No word has yet been received at Ponce heau
quarters from the detectives at Southampton ana
o,hor Euroneop norris who are looking for Martin
Thorn a story was current yesterday 10 the ei
feet that Thorn was seen in the city last "edheS
day. This story gave rise TO tho suppos'.'o' -
Thorn was probably seen before ne wen, aooa'N
one of the steamers which left this port tna' ua'
Tho fact that Thorn In a saloon on the Eas.
Side "a week ago last night, where ne ie''
that no ,youId be ON the ocean the following nigh''
STRENGTHENS the belief held by the ponce thA' M
sailed away from this port on Wedhesuay' 49,
If the steamers which left here for European por's
in the middle Of last week are Que 10 "l,
their destinations to-day. Acting inspector D,
the chief Of detectives. has hope OF rece''ihe W.
from the other side regarding Thorn !" ''"
days. .s ,ho
Several expert chemists began yesteroay "o
noicroscopical examinations OF all the thihso '
from the house at Woodside and also from MIS-
Nack's rooms 49, .ho
Mrs Mack remains as silent as she was on '"e
dav of her arrest She was taken TO the JEFFERSON
Market Court for examination few minutes NC
fore I, o'clock Yesterday morning. Sixth-aVe OH
which the court faces from Eighth TO lenth ST.
was lined with people some hours before Nj Most Of
SET for the beginning OF the eYamlnatoii. ~ w, No
those in the court expected to be p,ese' narsons
moi having business there on the arrival Oh Ni'''
Mack with her counsel. Emanuel M r , Ar Ro-
The District-Attornoy's represeh!a.hNe, 80 nor
sasky asked for adjournment OF the casH' ur'
on the ground that he was no, reSaif ,or,v wit
with the hearing lie said that ne nau Io'H was
nesses to call and that even cond,n o9e would he
brief. Mr. FRIEND asked that the he ne said what
this woman has gone through, She b has names
y not mention. by amateur detectives by i FrenpS
odsts panists and phrcnologists. MI % hagin
added that he vas anxious LOT me ,,ornsv might
for the reason that the Dstrct A Az s wonld
be taken from the Magistrate , .vst
'"Ths case. replied MAGISTRATE fiam m nsrpetuote
the testimony Indictment or no The
this cas other tribunal can ,nue'ie'e' ~
case was then adjourned until Friday; ,,,r.sses
Later Mr. Friend said that none OF me ~, Wt,he Nrs
from Woodside had been able 70 ioen.iy ' the
Mack as the woman whom they had seen i" IHo
village on June Is or o. - ~.,, ,Yos
at the District Attorneys office YESTERDAY. ne
saws that the murder case belongs In his 1urisdiS
ton as II appears that 1t was committed IN W oou-
side The conference between os .n !, was said that
that there would be another conference to-day