The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-11-30

bundles carried from the cottage were carpets.
and to othe5ss but always for the same reason
Is to tho letters which Thorn and Mr.. Nsch
nsd Sssh ssm;,aos n n the Queens rsns,S County ~ Jsil the
the woman and having Written ieGsnv the i TeSi Gne from from
were nut In evidence. hers torn and pasted to-
gether again, for he had tried to destroy Il when
suicide on account OF the strength Of the
evidence against them. IT. has been published
by tho prosecution. 1t spoke of their innocence
and the seeming case against them, but advised
hope. As a last resort no said he had a morphine
prescription which no could get filled, and with
also a r%otofence to a statement which he wo mia
send her and which. she was to make. AT the
and CHIEF Deputy Baker. He called hen p Fas.
calls. because, he said, they enjoyed so much the
Mir. Weller went deeply into this letter. and
wanted Mrs. Mack to make the same statement
cnce TO their innocence he said was due TO a fear
that the messenger to whom the letter was in.
Sheriff he said he didn't like the jail because
the food was not as good as 1t was In New York.
Mr. WV Mysi q.an' st SSS I'll siel sSss SpSS'S %s. a sssS
when he appeared for a pSstPonement Of the
rive from Hamburg who had seen Gieldsensuppe
Thorn couldn't remember that such an an.
davit had been mado, and when the prosecutor
kept nagging at him Mr.. Howe scrambledt 20 his
feet ,...,...., &C., .u..,
out tho privileged communication of a client to
his lawyer in this contemplate manner"
ing. Judge Weller. however. took no notes Of
him and repeated the question. but tho Court
Taking another tack, Mr.. Weller asked:
you say you love this woman and yet within
ten days after the murder you, told John Gothe
~ thought I could trust him."
And that's your only explanation
NJ only explanation"
MIR. HowE's BLUFF CALLED.
On the redirect examination Of Thorn, Mr..
Howe tried to get Mrs. Nack's testimony at tho
former trial before this jury. Tho State OBJ
process Of this Court !" asked Justice Maddox as
should II This sl method afSsi b b. used ~ he asked again seeH;
when they replied mo" t9 i his Other Mr queries osn
ean sae + Be a S eompeIped TO- t sa,d MI he mewe She ban Is
legally dead. because she 10 not within the juris-
diction OF the Court: Even your Honor cannot
roboration Of this witness. and we claim It is a
In reply to Mr.. HOVE / web District Attorney olcott
Of New York stated that the reason Mrs; Mack
had not been put on the stand was that she had
'' "TSen ) ssitr Mr. Howe in hi. mostimpro,sivo
manner. II ask the Court to produce her here
tomorrow morning that / may make her my
The Justice said he didn't think he could do
writ Of habeas corpus. Continuing. he asked
Thorn to relate just how Mrs. Mack had said
she shot Gieldsensuppe.
She said."h he testified, that Gieldsensuppe
went up the stairs first. She followed. hiding
her revolver in her handkerchief. He looked in
the closet, and she. standing behind and to tho
right of him, shot him in the head"
During the recross examination Nanny
Friend. Mrs. Nack's counsel, came into court.
District Attorney Youngs said that Mr.. Friend
had no, objection to his client testifying. He
wanted to know If Mr.. Howe wished to put her
on the stand.
II want you to pat her on the stand" growled
Mr.. Howe. TN not going into the enemy's
well. We know how to take care Of our wit
nesses," retorted Mr.. Youngs Rleefully. and tho
Court ordered the case to proceed. Mr.. Howe
declared solennly that he had no more wit
nesses. In rebuttal the prosecution called
Mrs: VALLEY. who repeated her Testimony
and Gieldsensuppe enter the cottage on the
their little daughter, who lived in the same
building with Mrs. Mack, swore that they saw
her between 3 and A o'clock on the afternoon of
the murder in her fiat trimming a hat. This
rather weakened Thorn's story that she stayed
at the cottage to help him cut up the body.
Then the prosecution rested. The defence fol-
lowing suit, court adjourned until $50 o'clock
this morning.
After court adjourned ex-Surrogate wellcr
Mrs. Mack on the stand was that they did not
wish to DO under any obligations to her In Or
der that they might deal with her case as they
saw ft. This does not agree with District At
torney Olcott's statement in court. District
Attorney Youngs refused to talk.