The sun., 1897-07-04

"The last six months shS said no had given
h.oy her only part p & q his wages and that ho had
wes out: She said he wanted her 70 '' start Mf0a
house OF prostitution. She wouldn't do It. She
was all the moro reason why she should leavo
the man with whom she was living and 20 with
sensuppo alive was on Friday morning, june 2s,
-, SSS admitted ali these things" said tho act.
thingl She at first asserted that Gioidscnsuppe
last. She admitted TO me that It was Thorn who
sent to her for bag OF olothesan that she sent
The acting Inspector gave out the full state
ments Of the two boys who were sent by Thorn
Now" went on o'Brien. "thcre is n saloon
at $40 East Thirty-fourth street which Thorn
fro9uented. Ie was friendly with the bar:
First SvenSo, and Edward n9 GORDON Sa Of SiS SiS
% h n' Ho oon WAS and tS psy AZ
5hS ssso simply an% no barber On Tns'dy
pocted that the murdered man was Gielden.
suppe and the day that Mrs. Mack learned that
Saloon about oeos IN the afternoon and sad
that he was going over the Thirty.fourth stroet
ferry with woman He was asked where on
said no had never heard Of such street. Thorn
cause he had becn over thore a couple Of days
before and had asked where 1t was. and the man
He. went out of tho saloon and came
back with woman about 3 o'clock. They eat
& down st @ table They were waited on by the
and the man was half drunk. They had two
glasses of beer. She drank only little. They
Thorn returned to the saloon at e:4s o o'clock
time to play just ono gamo of pinophe, that no
had TO meet woman at Twenty third street
a matter OF lie and death with him. Federer
Laughed at him and asked & him to whom it ..ns wns
to show that it was fully loaded; He put it ,sp psp
saa he Tas s Sa
1890 and ii o'clock he returned to the saloon
again; Fedcrer and Gordon were pleyinR
rheS asssd to Ss st TsS
played until nearly, /. o'clock, in, the morning
bay Ssd ns Ss S s
vous, and he did not play his regular game.
Az At the po end OF the game no sGid said with "a q
The Feaeer Raa seSU reaan In the
papers about the body found and the reward OF
Barrier: see iheyre s Offering 5000 reward
for the man who killed that murdered fellow. I
sSnt sna ha' he Es%khed And Thorn said
II have had eli these men down, here" said
the getting INSPECTOR and they positively identi,
saloon. When they had done It she acknowl.
edged she was the woman. This man Gordon
sells papers at the Long Island ferry He said that
he he saw % the barber and and Mrs Mack 60 into the
%s at e
and Thorn said Hello! He identified Mrs Mack
asked her Il she hadn't talked over the murder
| with Thorn. She said that all she knew about
Ssd Seen soed She
| that she had been talking over the telephone on
Thursday with Gieldsensuppe about going tu
| Woodside with him. i AM satisfied that this
talk was part of the plan to docoy him over to
| Long Island; that the scheme to murder him
was concocted here. and that the actual murder
was committed on Long Island"
After making this statement the Acting In
reeeiyed by Mr.. Bauie. the agent Of the Wood
side House, yesterday afternoon. 1t read:
.ocoun, of .csn.. in NY SES family nGsf 1 Hy mo-
| spcctfuily. f. BRAUN
Vow" said the Acting Inspector. that let
that was sent by tho Western Union Com
return to his work. The telegram was signee
William Gieldsensuppe. The handwriting is tn
letter. which was GENT by Thorn to Mrs. Nacl
Immediately after the quarrel with Gieldsen
threw Thorn out This letter was dated Feb
Il. and reads:
Mrs MACK: will send after my trunk to-day yet
endea Il viii eomps, yoS 10 do so BY law
my tools in It. owe you nothing. as my week "a
oncerninS the have already stated to yot
that wonid not use IT, and altogsther don't van
MARTIN THoRS.
The letter to Begls was NJ rostmarksd x Ne, \.
York July once showing ,hat e hs
been mailed there Friday night. and OF course
II it was from Thorn, he must have been in tn
Ssy ass as sssios a.e B. Seyw sE YcrE July
The statement of Acting Inspector O,Brie
MS By sa aGdSna one The
,, after the FIRST, statement was made wen Wen
hack hack to Said Ssg haG heP
and and Mrs. Martin Bettinger and Mrs. Mar
Rupert and has seen ZEN. ThSHas naIdsy 3 Nh n
g RUPERT i've in Third street, back OF the hous
In Second street where the detectives said th
! awakened by loud cries of ,'HeIp!" Murder!
! seem to nave been awake, too; He heard run run
Bas BaTk IN He He Thought that Chicken thief was
as he got TO the back stooP he heard frantic e.
was a mans voice. Bsttinger WAS sure OF tha
!, This cry was also heard by MpS Ruppert and
2 that he could not make out what the troub
n was. and finally went back to bed; y.,s.
|
q q the detectives say he told them that on Satu
day morning no. saw his ducks fesdiI
= was "a n stream of blood coming from the drai
e He drove the ducks away The detectives 81
Hs6 PGisnttsSS tS.m out i,nHiar d 9fSasSs 5SSts
J: bIv an ANALYSIS OF It might show tn
had been blood there b.nan,. ThsSS II SdI
n rains and the constant stream OF water that hi
rs gas ehG tho wife of the agent of tho Woo
- aldo house. went TO jefferson Market pris'
~ late last night with Coroner Tuthill for the pu
e pose of Identifying Mrs. Mack as the wom
= Who had rented the house. She got there u
q as a party of folks who came from Nc Nc
" riding in surrey in CliEaide, n j., on SAT- sat,
% % in ihe woods and perhaps burned up some clio,
Mack owned some TropssTty m tbe b el4s prst
10 md then the police story got Its first black .!
Mrs Crook the woman from Gsids Is 4
% women, ono OF whom was Mrs; Mack, We
NJ ordered in line Mrs Crook picked out the =
| IL, hal lnt he