The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-07-02
vOL.I2-NEW SERIES. NO. 1888.

Guldensuppc admits having quarreled
with him on the day the crime was sup
posed 10 have been committed. Mack.
the woman's husband, whom she deserted
for Guldensupr. says he was subject 10
fits OF jealous anger and on two occa-
sions chased him with butcher knife.
\ blood stained knife and saw was found
in the womans apartments. she IS ldeh-
tilted by a peddler as having bought oil
cloth similar 20 that In which pieces OF
the corpse were wrapped on Saturday
Mrs Mack and an unknown man hired
a horse and surrey and were gone from
$3.50 until T. NJ. Saturday. The horse
was returned covered with foam and
dust
When found by tho police early yester-
Gay morning, Mrs. Mack was making
hasty preparations TO leave the city. she
SAYS that Gudensuppe IS alive. but tells
rest on suspicion Of being concerned in the
crime. The charge Of murder has not
been brought against her. There are one
or two things which yet remain undis-
covered
The man who took mysterious surrey
ride with Mrs Mack IS yet 10 be found.
lie is believed to be Martin Thorn, an
other lover of the midwife. Soach for
the victims head IS being pushed as de-
sired 20 make tho corpse complete and
for further evidence.
Mrs. Mack spent the night prisoner at
police headquarters She still insists that
Gullensuppe has not been murdered. and
that he will turn up alive before long.
She was subjected 20 a physical eXami-
nation by police stations matrons this
forenoon. after which It IS asserted her
person showed marks that indicated that
within n few days she had been engaged
I'm a hard struggle.
Mrs. Mack was arraigned before n police
magistrate this afternoon. The magis-
trate decided TO continue the preliminary
hearing from day to day. until the mat
ter is settled. A formal complain. will
be made when she is again arragned to-
morrow afternoon.
In the search of tho woman's rooms to-
day the police found n small piece OF
white oiiplOth similar 10 some OF tnf sainN
material with which the parts Of the
corpse were wrapped.
Mrs Riecr. the ! Ong Island CITY op-
keeper. said TO O'Brien that she diL not
sell any stun Of that kind TO the woman
who bought the patterned article last
week. Nothing else OF a suspicious ma
ture was found in Mrs. Nacks room so
far as the police would admit. II was sad
that no blood spots I'm any part OF the
premises were found, and no evidence or
struggle anywhere about.
The only supposed blood spots mus
far revealed O'Brien declared were ON
the barrel Of the revolver which lay on
the mantel in the womans sitting room.
Both Coroner Tuthill and Physician
O'Hanlon averred that stains on that
weapon seemed TO be blood spots. They
were I'm doubt "a 10 whether the saw and
butcher knife were spotted.
Mrs. Emma Miller and her young
daughter Amy. the latter being the child
who stayed with Mrs Mack last Satur-
dav night. were at police headquarters to-
night. and consulted with OBrien. but
the head of the Detective Bureau de-
clned to say what he had learned from
them
A woman calling herself Mrs. Folsom
the wife Of Sergeant Folsom. Of Fort
Hamilton. called at the moreue this atter-
noon and after viewing the mutilated
body. said to he the remains OF. William
Guldensuppe declared that II IS the
'c7rnse Of her former husband Alpheus
Clarke. She claimed 70 identity IT by n
ring mark on the little finger on the lett
hand. She says that Clark disappeared
twenty years ago but returned about SIX
months ago. She had remarked mean
time and Clark began suit for divorce
but did not get a decree.