New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-11-11
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took the bullets out OF 1t and put It in closet
and told her not to touch II.
THORN TOLD HER TO FLEE
You prepared to go to Europe, didn't you!
asked Mr.. Howe.
NO" said the witness.
"Where were you arrested"
IN my house. June 30 Mrs. Mack couio
not identify the policeman who arrested ner. T.,
Didn't you intend to 70 to Europe Z! sa'o
Mr.. Howe again.
'I can understand that. But didn't you III
tend 70 go away? 60. s.,a ,ar,
the truth $500 ...,s,,oo,-
w: but don't preach" The lawyer finally went
over the doings at tho Woodside cottage; an, ~
questioned the witness about mem Du, ialleu w.
shake her statements or to elicit anything ne"
exccpt to emphasize the fact that she mao taheh
n deliberate part in the plot.
MORE WITNESSES CALLED.
After Mrs. Mack had stepped down from the
witness chair. Miss A. j. Qulrk. telegraph
operator was called to identify a telegram sent
supposedly by Thorn. but her evidence was ruled
out Thomas DAILY, n clerk in the County Clerks
Office identified signature 10 petition TOT
writ Of habeas corpus as morn - anu ,nc'
Coroner Tuthill called lie described autop-
sles he held on the parts OF the Dohy ~ pche
yue There was a stab In the left ventricle ana
Il stab behind the left Clavicle either one or
which would be sufficient 10 cause death: Inc
stab i'm The heart an inch and a nan long
He put the parts together and they fitted They
looked II they had been cut with saw. he
told Of the marks Oh the body ana the cur OF,
the breast. Whom asked If one man unskiIicd
In anatomy could cut w n body III pa'htup'
he said he certainly could
Frank Gardiner T. W Pratt and other rub
bers at the Murray Hill baths were called TO lei,
what marks We're on Guldensuppes body. ana
to testify that the same marks were on the parts
OF the body taken ~ the Murgue. Ihelr t.su.
mony agreed. Augustus Peterson distant
relative of Guldensuppe. gave similar testimony
Bernard Bouia. the owner Of the Woodslde
house. testified TO renting the house to Thorn
identifying him as the man who hred the nous
giving the name Of Braun. and introducing Mrs.
Mack as his wife. on examination Mr..
Howe took pains to bring out the point that Mrs
Mack heard herself called Mrs. Braun. braun
Thons wife. and did not CONTRADICT 'he
statement.
4 JUROR FAINTs.
The Cou.t then ordered recess OF five min
utes for ventilation. the air Of the room being
stin'ng in the extreme. IN tho intermission one
Of the jurors Magnus Larson. collapsed ana
raIu;cd away IL revived enough 10 take his
seat again. but justice Smith did not care to
take the chance 81 having the Juror seriously
ill., and Adjourned cOCrt until 800 O'Clock this
mOrnins after telling the juror 10 call doctor
and take every precauton toward regaining his
health. I: g. believed that Larson Is not seri-
day.
THORN MAY TESTIFY.
Mr. Howe was much disturbed al the con
feesion 81 Mrs Nac< and while no. admitting
that IT was fatal 20 the interests Of Thorn. ne
said he could not have been convicted without
II: He says h. will probably place Thorn on
the stand. ana intInat~d
would convict Mrs Mack 81 perjury and show
that instead 81 Thor1's having planned the
murder Il was she who did H. and urged him
10 his part IN IT, and even that Mrs. Mack her
self did the killing.
The dcfcnc. may even call GotLa T. whom
Thorn IS alleged 10 have confessed. t. prove
that Thorn told him that Mrs. Mack had driven
him 10 assist her IN thu deed. DistrIct-Attor-
ncy Young says that he il under no obligation
10 accept lesser plea from Mrs Mack Than
murder ia the first degre"
The prose- ution's testimony VIII all be adduced
to-day. The defence In the Thorn trial has
subppnaed Or ward and John Brown. hos
pital attendant at the TOnbs. to cOunteract the
testimony " W. F. Clarke. who il to testify
that he dosed Thorn with whiskey while he was
his cellmate. ana that while under the Influence
II the drink Thorn made n confession Ia him.
The Tombs officials viii swear that no whiskey
left In the CELL and that all the medicine
that Thorn took was given by Brown on, 81 IA
spoon.
HOW MRS. mack WAS LED TO CONFESS.
MOVED ny \ cT.ERGYMAN's WORDS To TELL HER
STORY
The Rev T. II l.. Miles. pastor OF the First Pres
bytcrian Church of Ravenswold. to whom Mrs
Mack intimatci her desire 20 confess vail last
nght that he nad not attempted 10 work the
woman's feelings 30 force a confession from her.
Mr. Mics said that he began To visit IA" jail az the
request Of Or George Thomas the jail physician.
who thought that be- could DO Ms Mack some good.
In his first few visits to the Jail Mr. Miles said
Mrs Mack riicued his religion but he KEEP. on