The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-07-04

| Tor Guidensuppe A woman was found
| but she only 6dded 20 the mystery Ms
| Augusta Mack is the woman She has
been arrested, hut SIZE afiirns that the
arrest is a great injustice % her. be-
cause she knows that Guldensuppe lives
and will appear shortly. Mrs Mack had
shown Guldensuppe favors. She found
one day letter TO hin, from another NO.
man. and this was more than she could
stand. She and Guldensuppe ouarreled-
Mr.. Mack had. in the meantime. threat
ened 10 do violence 60 Guldensuppe for
winning -ae affection OF his wife Gull
densuppe had been threatened from .
third source-fhe husband VI the woman
for whom ne left Mrs Mack.
THIS deepens che mystery. There Is
motive enough IN the hearts OF three
people 20 get revenge on Gusdensuppe.
il Guldensuppe Is dead and the three
portions Of human body beioog 70 him.
Mrs. Mack might seek vepgence after a
year and a half Of dishonest domestic
! life. ending in q row. Mr.. Mack mighe
want vengence for q destroyed home.
The second womans husband might
have decided TO sest,e the mater with
MS wife al once. and then another man,
who Was a friend to Mrs Mack before
Gul2ensupps won her, is known TO have
made threats The police think they
have found enough reasons why Gulden
suppe might have been murdered. have
located the motive In four different
Aon 70 h.><v n
ming and doubt if the Identification OF
Guldensuppe has been beyond question
Mrs. Mack Is in jail, but she sleeps well
and hos no fear She puts no concern
upon the discovery that she had CARL
age rented for her for six hours on the
day the murder is supposed 20 have been
committed She sent a man for the car
riage. and she sent the same man TO take
it back The horse had been driven hard
and the floor Of the carriage was covered
with saWduS;. she was worried when
first seen in connection with the diSap-
pearance of Guldensuppe. and during
one day tried 10 pack her furniture and
get started for Europe. The police inses-
fered and put her under surveillance She
claims TO know that Gu!densuppe Is alive
and this claim sends the detectives ON
more c.ews 10 establish the fact tha.
Guldensuppe was killed. hewn into pieces
and hidden in sections.
Every effort Is being made TO extort an
admission from Mrs. Mack that she has
knowledge of the murder OF Gtadensuppe
she was subjected % a physical examin-
alton by, the police mdtrons this fore
noon. after which n was asserted mat
her person showed marks that indicated
that within fsw days she had been en-
gagged in a hard struggle. During the
examinat; ton Mrs. Mack is safd 10 have
been almost hystericai and to have
nearly broken down severd times
Mrs. Mack was arraigned before po-
lice magistrate this afternoon. She was
visibly nervous. She clutched her hands
and her face was remarkably pale She
listened with the most eager attention to
al the proceedings
The magistrate decidefto continue The
preliminary hearing fromtdoy 10 day un-
til the matter Is secled- A foanal com
plant viii be made whenNMrs Mack 10
arraigned tomorrow. Superintendent
O'Brien said that he had cnusa,s the pris-
oner in many contradictions in the cour<e
OF his interviews with .her. vhse on the
ether hand he has been able 10 corrobor-
ate some of the assertions sfse-has made
He said that he had found 'sAe original
OF the telegram which Mrs Mack said
GuIdensuppe had sent to heron Saturday
afternoon asking her 10 go % The baths
and tell the superintendent 20 put on an
other man in his place there temporarily.
II this telegram Is genuine and was In
reality sent by Gu.densappe. It is sufIi-
cient proof that GuldensuDpe was alive
after the first portion Of tins dianeanbered
corpse was found on Saturday afternoon
in the water of East river. fU II was
sent some time after that
The police have found a young girl.
Amy Miller. who. at Mrs. NaclSs reques..
went to her house on Saturday. evening
between and . O'Clock and siep: with
her that night. which was probably the
first night after the murder Was cnm-
mit,ed Whether tbis tends 20 SHOW tina,
Mrs Mack was afraid 10 be alone for
fear OF being haunted by recoEec<ious OF
the bloody deed 10 matter of conjec-
ture.
The work Of the detectives. cwhpe ~ 1as
esta blisned some strong facts. has SINE
weak spots in II. and MR. Mack and bier
counsel. Emanuel Friend, assert hhsr she
whole fabric vii be kn ocked down By the
appea-a nce Of William GuIa GlSiDpe gsho
they say is still alire- They point to,the
failure o. the police 20 fnd the. Snce
where the murder was compS lied and
the cloihIng and belongings Of the man.
They cast doubts upon sbs iden ti5ca;ion
OF the headless remains: they ppint or:
that the surrey which ths police as sumo
was used to carry away the bundtes con-
tanning fragments " the body an no,
leave tbs livery barn until one h0U- after
the first portion % the body was found IN
the Eas: river. They cal attentions 70 the
fac; that had the part % TIE irIalz which
was found above Washington bridge
been taken there in the surrey. II must
have been placed In the carriage. which
was an open one. in broad Gsyiig:s ard
thrown where T. was found before Dark
as IL - .igat until after O'Clock AT this
tine o. the year. and the distance from
Washington bridge 20 ThstT-soarta
stree, is to5 great 70 be ifareied ~ that
particular horxe and carriage in iess than
an hour ard nan.
7: f. also suggested iha- y the bundle
had been placed a. ~ edge p, og5en
woods Saturday Afternoon II Soai1 not
have attracted TIE eu'eniOn % berry
picker= b IS odor Sunday Afternoon.
These are s5are Of ne fessssn advanced
by .nose Rno a.e skeotical AZ % re cor
rec.ues= q the fhe5Ty upon watch the %
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