Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1897-11-10

did everything she could to satisfy Thorn
She gave him every cent of money she had
Thorn had a syringe, and said that he
would put something in 1t which would
destroy her eyesight and that Of Gulden-
suppe. 1t was fear of this syringe that
made her buy the olcloth before the man
was dead, ard the same fear after he was
dead which made her burn his clothing
What made you go back to the house
where your lover was killed?" Mr.. Howe
asked
Thorn told me I was to come
ut was again the fear of the syringe that
made you go?''
when you got in the house, you say.
everything was ready and tied up. What
do you mean by everything was ready?'
1.-The carcass was all wrapped up
How many parcels did you see?"
Two"
Saw Many Blood Spots.
Being asked If she saw any blood in the
house, she said she had, on the floor in the
bath room. There was not much, just
drops. She also saw blood in the front
room. 1t had dropped along the front room
to the bed room, and it was on the floor.
The parcels were down stairs in the front
room. Thorn took her in to them. He
told her they were portions of her dead
lover She helped him tie them up. She
did not see the head.
She was shown a photograph supposed to
be Guldensuppe's arms and chest, but
could not identify it, as the remains were
covered up and she saw nothing but bum
dies. She helped tie up one of the bundles.
do you love Thorn now?' asked Mr.
Howe.
when did you leave off loving him?"
II never loved him from the time of Gull
densuppe's death; l done it all to satisfy
him.
Now, which is true, that you never loved
him since the first time he said he would
kill you, or that you have loved him all
along?"
Never Loved Thorn.
II never loved him. I only pretended 1
loved him."
what do you do for living?'
II am a midwife"
How many children have you killed."
Not one, that 1 know off,
How many children-still- born infants
in bottles have you in your houseT'
II have two
In reply to another question, Mrs. Mack
said she never gave money or offered
money to any one, to kill her husband. !,
Mr.. Howe called Mrs Nack's attention
to a statement which she is alleged to have
made In German to Thorn, commanding
him to keep his mouth shut at the time of
his arrest. She replied that she had never
made such a statement, and said that at
that time she merely advised Thorn to get
In reply to other questions, Mrs Mack
said that she never used Instruments I'm
her professionals midwife, and that when
she had a case wheRe instruments had to
be used she always called in DOCTOR
Mr.. Howe changed his tactics after this.
and. turning suddenly, he shouted at the
top of his voice:$ Mrs. Mack, was II not
you who shot GuideBsuppe?"
The woman was startled, but reeafned
herself in a moment and half shrieked:
mo. did not"
Was 1t not you who cut up the body?"
was the next question. The woman fran
tically yelled back defiant mo"
Ibid any one tell you to say you did not
shoot Guldensuppe?
mo, have never spoken on It,"
Mr.. Howe then asked the permission of
the court to reserve further cross-examina-
ton of the witness, which was granted.
Redirect Examination Resumed.
Attorney Weller proceeded with the re-
direct examination. which was conducted
with the aid Of an interpreter.
Ibid Thorn tell you that he used ammo
MIA to get the blood off the foor?" asked
Mr.. Weller.
Eyes, but did not see him use it. Thorn
began cleaning up the house the day we
went to Woodside In the carriage after
the murder. / did not assist him. I can
not say how long 1t took him."
In answer to further questions she said
there was q trail of blood from the front
room to the bath room.
Mrs. Mack answered all these questions
In business-!tke way and did not saem