The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-10

Nack's favor Ee "a. heard Torn srsa<
as Z Gzl5ens1ppess death would - a
Measure 20 bin He haAa suspected Elrn
Ct chsrtshlng designs Egon GGl1ensl2pe' >
LIFE
Dr. II r. Cabin Is ths physician who
made A chemical examination u the 6aood
that 1cwed into the ditch near the u cod
St6e cottage from the waste pipe that ral
from the bat1 tub n the cottage itself
re VIII testify that e was human b}70d.
and tell how EOag {, had hesn since Il left
the body n which II originally circulated
Carl Nerrick Is the barnsT. With whom
Them was vary friendly. He VII tell how
ThCru. after his arrest. wrote 10 hlm ask
ing that be help prove Al aAhi. and thar
he refused 70 Do 80. because he was cor
vinced that Thorn was guilty % the
charge rad against him He viii ten lis
reasons FOR his belief
Mrs. Bo.tiger ard Mrs. RUppsrt, who i've
near the cottage. viii swear that they
heard some oue CRY Help and ~AEr-
DER at the tire the tragedy Is known %
have taken 5face. They are very positive
Ir their evidence ard II is likely 70 hare
considerable eT 80 with the jury.
Mrs. Pauline Ragsr viii tel how sire
sold the oilcIoth iat9 watch eiai3snsrpDe's
raualns were warped BY Mrs. Mack
Henry Vale VIII tell how he saw Mrs.
Mack and Thorn seated n the surrey n
front of the WoodsIte cottage. where
GsszssenSuuos's Efs was taken
James Ncksnua ard Jehr McGu1~s
no found tbs t1rso % Guiisnsupps ths.
Thorn threw overheard frou ire terry-
boat viii tel ~ the finding
cara. Nan haIraer = orly Il Iirrss girl uyTt
rer evidence IS of the utmost iuportzne=
for she slept the uight foIIowins IRE trag-
e6y witn THAI areh-p}otter. Mrs. Mack
She viii tel row Mrs Mack self-eaI-
tanned and stroug-utnded a. she was.
xroaned and usoaned IN asr sleep and said
Il did rot IL hin I did 7Ct XII hin.
Mrs Mckenra Who lives near the Wood
side cottage vii relate 1ow she 1aw 3g-s-
Mack and Thorn take bundles from re
cottage and place shsr t. the surrey.
she naarveled az This. Cor she knew that
tre house was empty ard that neither Z
the two persons had taken anything taro
T. Her xuoxfes'-e vas gained BY wzfcn-
srE them frT-n tka window or Ter har,s
from the tine q their arrival until tAsi-
departure.
These ars Only r. e q the witnesses
The more important ones And yet Z x
ar opau secret that there are TIVE persons
~h0 vii give testimony az the trial who
are being kept IN the BACKGROUND ard
whose names are not known by any ore
EXCEPT TIE dlstricE attorney q Queens
county The crecauttN1 Taar =
taken - guard the IDENTIFY %
tneSe persons from becoming pub
Hc < greater thar has ever bear
known n the history q any case. WHAT
rheir evidence VIII - Is a mystery,
In tha Queens county tah Mrs.. Mack ard
thorn are spending the time IN vastly 5lf-
fa-er- fashion thorn. Il ere 81 the M
de-z~nuud cells. seems 10 - fairy HIGHT
hearted ard does rot mind AZ an as Tar
IS APPEARANCES Indicate. the dreadful fate
tha- surar-usty a~sif< htr. II sne -
~ upper tiers q eeE,S. Mrs. Mack SITS al
day fenx scarcely speaking e Il the
hard q fate that has directed that sae
shaI b. placed n thar particular -sl3r Pr
every time size glancss FROM the window
through - bars tsat guard it, she must
leak straight npon the house. IN whica TIE
RE - Cfal5ensupEe came g al ec1
through hsr planning.
r Ms Mack has any fear % tAs sisc-
erie ear s5s rouceals b. S1s has rot
SHOWN a trace q emotion since Der IN
ca~cnratioz Sc e IS calm ara sz.f-5cs-
s@sse3 as a Roman E.atrrr. tns greatest
rossfels contrasr 20 re vofz5te Tner--
who = q source q great Amusement %
ais sa5lcw prisoners