Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-08-31

his allowance. But the wine mer-
chants books show that a week pre-
vious to the crime, three bottles per
DAY were delivered at the villa.
This poor, weak man, whose chief
delight was to look after and nurse
stray cats; whose most pleasant hours
We're spent talking to his pet canaries.
had his brain whisky soddened by the
wife Of his BOSOM had morphine given
TO him until he scarce knew what he
did--yet had the Dutch" courage to
follow his wife's CHASTITY orders.
The police reconstruct the actual
crime, beginning with the closing of
the parlor windows and shutters-then
the knocking of of Nine. Levin's gold
pince-nez without which she could not
see yard away. Then came the fear
full struggle for life and death around
the ROOM Nine. Levin was younger
than the Goods: before breakfast dali
" she INDUCED in Swedish gymnas-
tics and was strong and supple-an ath-
lCte.
And yet these two older, weaker peo-
pie overpowered herewith the aid Of
n drug in her cup of tea, the police
think, and with the aid of dagger.
DISMEMBERED IN BATH TUB.
Then came the ACKNOWLEDGMENT. As
IN the Gudensuppe case this was done
by the woman in the bath-tub. helped
by the man.
Then came the packing Of arms and
body In the trunk-carelessly, stupidity
done-and the putting of the head and
legs In hlg canvas and leather carry
all. Entrails were thrown away and
found later at the grating of sewer
emptying into the sea.
That night and the whole of next
day the butchered remains OF Nine
Levin, packed away, We're locked in Il
little closet.
The niece, Isabelle, on Monday WIS
told that sir" We're was very ~ and
that an immediate trip to Mnrseilles
was necessary to sec n specialist.
The concierge Of the villa was told
the same tale. on Tuesday morning
tho couple arrived at Marseilles. At
the depot a porter Louis Pons was in
structcd to check the trunk through
20 ChaTng Cross, London. His sus-
picons were aroused because of the
odor from the trunk and because Of
blood which ooZed from it. He re-
ported TO the police. The Goods had
gone to hotel and registered az Mr..
/ and Mrs, Jayananch." When the por-
| ter arrived there the couple were about
| 10 enter a cab. Goold was carrying
| the bag IN which wero the head and
| legs OF the victim
'T'he trunk contains poultry only"
| said Guold, when the porter explained
| MS mission. Inc couple tried TO drive
| of quickly. Goold threw the driver
! SO 10 whip up and lose the porter,
but Pons stuck 10 the cab and the po-
lice did the rest.
THE STORY THEY TOLD.
Upon being arrested the Goods tolt
an amazing story To the police. II I,
that While Mime, Lovin was In the par
Tor of their villa an unknown man
rushed In and shouted 10 her, PALS,
ono, I Will now revenge myself" ans
stabbed her 10 death. Then he dis.
| appeared
In their predicament, with the body
on thoir hands. the couple declare, e
save themselves they cut II up IN or
dor 10 get rid OF II the more easily.
Lady GoOd had in her possession
two gold ana ieweled purses, worth
| $1,000 each; 20 rings, many valuable and
! one valued AZ 81 30, Ave bracelets, three
watches and eight pairs OF earrings, In
Guiding pair OF diamond earrings
said 10 bee worth 10000 There were
also gold chains and necklaces, ono OF
which was OF pearls. These Jewels
haVe been Identified as having be-
longed 10 Nine. Levin.
Another mystery was later added To
the case In the attempted assassina-
ton OF Pons, the Marseilles porter.
through whose fundamentally the
! Goods We're arrested.