New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-07-02

with him. and tried 10 get the revolver away from
him. The revolver was discharged during the fight,
but Willie managed to get away from him and give
him good beating and Martin left the house and
sent for his trunk the mex; day. The last time
saw Gudensuppe alive was on Wednesday. June %.
between 1 and o'clock in the afternoon, at Mrs
Nack's rooms, No. J39 Nnth-ave lie was eating
his dinner when called. and Mrs. Mack and he
seemed very friendly in their manner to each other.
After eating his dinner he dressed himself and she
prepared some lunch for him and he then started to
go to work at the baths.
II called again last Tuesday. June %. 1897. be-
tween l and p. M. Mrs. Mack. and noticed
that her rooms we're all upset. She was packing
her things in large cases, ! said to her. 'What Is
the matter. Mrs. Nack?' and she replied. i am
going to Germany. I said: Where Is Willie! Is
he going with your She said: You know well
enough Willie is no. going with me; he is In your
house,"
Mrs. Cunningham denied this. and then went
away
MRS. MILLER's STATEMENT.
e Mrs sophy Miller. a cook in the restaurant OF
George Buck at No. TAG Sixth-ave.. who was
particular friend Of Mrs Mack. and whose ten
ycar-oid daughter. Amy, spent Saturday nisht
with Mrs. Mack. told Ol'rior last night
the history OF her connection with Mrs.
Mack One day in February Mrs. Miller said that
Mrs Mack called upon her and tod her tGa ud sne
a ana Thorn had S% tsrTbs sh be-
fore Thorn had nsnted her ana she i naa an
they haa a pitched battle in which lhor horn
aew and fS So saEs OF Tn the
pS aS res S o ne the
senger, 70 whom she delivered it. ,sosuuno Inc,
Went into the @is6sp aSs
suppe went back to the baths. and Mrs. Mack re-
m maine, half an hour That was the last time MIS-
Be,Sssn and selSck sunday af ,s RSos,.
dnneT and Mr. u a
sSe had pi snf &
back 'e word ord that he had not then asked 10
ciined. She asked Amy to 60 and | consented that
she should She went and home T 2lons
they had been she replied that they had gone on
the sixth.aye cars Mrs Mack kept on the cars nS
Monday night Mrs Mack came TO Iiuck's between
and o'clock asked her # she had se TO w aT
many if he don't come back soon. she said.
ss ooF ' a my c SSs nafsdy
elevated railroad pillar getting out Of the car;
h M hs she table S"p on
wound. While she was holding the knife against II
see n her at sxth-ave and Fortythird-st She went
out and Bucks brother and went TO an upstairs
window to watch her. We saw her looking around
daughter TO follow her and she did so. but came
back saying that she had met no one one ana NAG
gone through Forty third-st toward broadway.
have not seen Mrs Mack since
Mrs Miller said that her daughter did not go RID
ing with Mrs Mack on Saturday She told captain
o. Bren that she believed Mrs. Mack killed Gude''-
suppe. ,.., 49, h,s ,ous,,
the undertaken at No. 465 Ninth ave, told Acting
inspector O'Brien about the hiring OF the morse
and buggy and said that a man had come lot ''e
vehicle 10 take it 10 Mrs Mack. ,,o
An intimate friend Of the s4pPSSGa from h
form commonly used 1t Is spelled ,h;nss hat the
Knowledge of the correct spelling OF the name mas
decided bearing upon the autheniicS OF tne ,ba
was signed William Guldensuppe. as mas peep ,
commonly used. 1t has been exceedingly ancuil
10 find any papers showing the mans signature.