Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-30
| MURDER MYSTERY.
Ihs Mutllatsd Body Nov Positively
identified.
RYING TO FIN d The MURDERER.
Place a Lady Friend Of
the Victim in Peculiar
Light.


Ehnd Advertiser says:
yesterday seven different persons
positively Unidentified the man whose
Eevered body lies in the morgue. He
Evss VIM. Guldensuppe, rubber In the
Murrsy Hill Turkish baths.
The woman who once loved this
Imam, hated him. Two men were jeal-
bus Of him apd had threatened him
with revenge.
The positive and induoitabls ide ii.
ticalion lie nado by tho superintendent
II the atm and five attendants, who
n, so seen the man naked day after day
a an ysar., and knew every mark on
MIN. He was further identified by
In. j. q. Crosby OF No. 2l5 Forty
|3onrtD street. DR.. Crosby had lanced
nd treated feiop on the index
Anger Of Guide nsuppe's LETT hand. At
lima morgue, DIR. Crosby Instantly
|3Isnttfiei the cicatrice Of the wound
his lance had made.
"a Guldensuppe had been sailor. On
ia breast was tat,ooed in India ink
INC figure OF q woman. 1t covered
1psce as large as mans hand. The
|Iuicher who cut him up, cut this ont.
Ia Guldensuppe left the paths last Fri.
&fay morhiog. He disappear, d. In
"a /! the four years OF his employment
t1nefe he had never missed day's
In rk, No word has been received
Brom him.
III Guldensuppe lived with Mrs. Au-
pusta NacB, midwife, at No. 800
UFlfth avenue, near 34ih street. She
H. separated from her husband. Mack
kad threatened Guldensuppe.
A man who lived with the Nacks
Before Guldensuppe came, anu W no is
ENsek'e friend, had openly threate ned
EGuldensuppe. The big masseur had
.upplanteu him and thraeheJ him
IA lie. taking away his pistol.
Mrs. Mack says she doee not know
land does not care where Guluensuppe
II that Bhe has not seen him sinee
Friday morning, the day be ore the
vtody was found in the East river. The
vnsht before che hal seen him take
Ispolher womaL's card. Then this
Iusn AID Mrs. Mack qusrreieu.
lie made her give him IS
I,hd went away. At O'Clock on
uTuesdsy morning the Journal anu
advertiser reporter went to Mrs.
kysck,s house. The xooms were in
Itelfscl ordsI AZ II she Intended TO live
Insre the res, OF her life. Seven hours
later the woman had seen ;ber land
LORD and given up the flat. bDe had
Employed four men, who were NJ work
Ndtm q iitling the rooms. She said her
Imother was III aud she was going 10
Europe.
Mis-. Mack vehemently told and re-
Ipeied 10 detectives who visited her At
/? o'clock this morning thst Gulden-
v.uppe was ct Mrs. Cunnipgbnm's
house, ct NJ. q Bedford street. She
declared, too, TINT Mrs. Cunningham
lhlu been 10 ner Hat Tor his clothes.
but Guidenfuppe was not ut Mrs.
lUunn,nghan's house. Mrs. Cumming
Ibsm had not go'e or Sssnt Ior her
Icolhef. Besides Mrs. Mock, when
he visited the bath house, told the
buperin,endent 6oldeusuppe would
lend or his trunk tomorrow.
n A little questioning brought forth
he fact that sne (Mrs. Nack) ami
iolde neuppe hsd qusrIeIed anu SCI
iated. she il said 10 have remarked
grily: "Oh, suppose be wants to
10 with that other woman OF his"
There was another woman who
YES In tho upper part OF the city to
shom GulueEeuppe used to send
honey and presents.
The people at the bah house, oil.
bough they han not then seen the
ody, thought that Guldensuppe was
be victim OF the more than brutal
nd more than mysterious murder, and
hey thought IL arrange that after he
mi tue woman had quarreled and
arted In anger he sh ouiu telegraph TO
err to come to the bath house and
bake his xcuses. Moreover enc did
uot chow the telegram which she said
10 had cent her.
The mid wife Is Thought to be Dane.
hhe speaks very peculiar dialect OF
German. 6be is y very picture OF
tminile etreDg 9Th and health. When
he reporter replied that he wanted to
lnow where William war, she said:
E"Weii, l don't know where he is, l
lave not seen anything OF him since
Friday morning. When he came
time from the bath that morning II
Vas very early. He put on his clothes
lad went away. But before ne went
Q made me give him S. had draw
ut OF the bank"
"Wha, bsnh?"
Mre. Mack would not say. She
ould not chow the bank book.
"what uid he say betUre lie went
ws92"
lisa good many things. Among
hers, We spoke about the money and
askeu him what he wanted II for,
lie told me 1t was none OF my bust
esn
IN he say ~A''' ne was f'''s'
"Ass 1t occurred to you that he hal
zen killsd?"
"Oh DON'T say that" the woman
nswsred, "you scare me-" l dom
fsre for him anyway" she said aitel
pSuse.
"Wuy nol?"
"Bscause," che answered, the fool
POO much With other won m"
"phursdsy afternoon," she said
rnere was a woman calling here,
Irlend OF mlnt-that IL, she war
Friend Of mipe-nnd he was here. ii
rad not gone 10 tho bath for the nigh
el. had TO go into the bath room
hen and left them here In the dinin
oom together. From the bath rooi
ceuid look into the mirror ami e
im and her as they sat on The oth'
lhem.
while was watching she took OF
We, caro- aud banded II to HIM. d
ooked at Il and put II In his pocket.
uuefs'ood " hat that meant ana thai
ne reason we had 4 quarrel on Eriue