The Montgomery advertiser., 1908-05-09
ANOTHER BODY IS UNEARTHED More Victims of Mrs.
 Guinness. A HUMAN SKELETON FOUND Grave Diggers Spend . Busy Day
 on Farm. syracuse Detectives Arrest womas On Train Who Answered The De- scription of Mrs. Belle euln-
 ness, the Murderess.
 

Utica. N. r.. May 9.-The Syracuse police officers took a woman from train reaching here this morning at I:3S o'clock from the West, on suspi- 'cion that she might be Mrs. Belle Guin- ness. the alleged >1a Porte murderess. The oficers> were informed from Ro- chester that the woman answered the description of Mrs. Guinness and they boarded the train at Syracuse.
 The woman was asleep and the train pulled out while she was dressing and the officers came on here. Arriving at this station the woman said that she was Mrs. l.. A. Heron. and that she
 was a widow from Chicago on the way to New York to visit her sister. She said that she has been visiting her old home in Franklin, Pa. and that she took the train at Ashtabula, ohio. She resembles in many particulars. the nictures published of Mrs. Guinness. but the ofiicers in doubt as to her be- ing the woman wanted She Is sty- fishing dressed in black and her cos tune is that of widow.
 She declared herself the widow or a Chicago manufacturer who died last January When she was brought into the station here she partially broke down. She was accompanied by & benevolent looking. we'll dresessed old lady. who said she was her mother. When questioned by the officers. she manifested much indignation and pro- duced leters connecting her with place in Philadelphia. She had large, heavy case which she said con tafned maple sugar and which she told the officers to handle with care. The offacers continued the examination of the woman in the station agents office for some time. She protested that fhey had made mistake and that she could give addresses in Chicago where in- formation concerning her could be se- cured.
 It is not understood that she was under arrest here. but detained on suspicion Asked by one of the offi- cers if she would return to Syracuse. paying her own fare, she indignantly said she would not. When the next westbourd train reached here shortly after 2ysAecg, thf ,2 2g'acerss tp oAs. nsl back tc Syracuse. K.
 "a Pore Ind, May s.--one more body was added to the death roll Of the f,uinness farm today, the gruesome rel ics now numbering ten.
 Coroner Mack had first announces that the grave opened this mornins contained one complete cadavef ana norfions of a second but this evening said that he believed the additional thIgb and arm bones are in reality pieces of the first set.
 Other important developments or the day included the following:
 Peter c. Colson, new wltness .n inc case. told R. N. smith, the prose cntinr attorney, that Ray Lamph ere had acknowledged attempts to black roaIi Mrs. Guinness. This is consld- srsd ia definitely establishing motive for A disagreement between Lamphere and the woman which resulted later III the burning of the farm house
 Mrs. Leon Greenins saio tnat sou. Emil. who formerly worked on the notorious farm, saw two strangets at the place the night that Sennie as 0l.on dtsappeared in November, lSoo' EmIi Crenning is now said 70 pc lp Oklahoma City and the sherihs oHlce will try to communicate WlIn mn In | the hope of establishing tne Iaet us : Mrs. Guinness had accompiices III ehe | murders at her place. Matt and Oscar Budsberg departed so~ Toia Wis. this afternoon aIter n1slxIna arrangements to have the pooy | of their father, Ole Budsberg, snippeo .to that town as soon as coroner macA 1 releases it for burial. Before tnelr ue- narture the boys made inquiry as to tha watches found in the ruins Of the "a ru, house. saying that their parent ,,,rchased a new timepiece just prior tt htS departure from the Wisconsin | town In March, 1907. Sheriff Griece' Chief of Police Angenbeck and Hr :. | White. all of Fort Wayne, visited th e | cuinness place this afternoon and had ,I.sr conversation with aheriff Sm'H-
 nr oS Ia Porte county. None Of the .hrae would reveal the object Of their s,tstt and all refused to discuss re-
 oort that they were searching Tor
 missing resident of Fort wayne
 uuu,ora of DissensiOns.
 ,aa aa~a.V a among the officials who are investigating tho
 trs1edies were in circulation These a,eerences are said to be based upon
 Sacttoral political fight. The men
 sat6 to be involved fin 1t would not
 discuss the matter for publication. The detectives who were brought here at the instigation or SheIII SIue- nN'
 .,n, .el rhe exact number of operatives
 Sos not been revealed. bat 1t is said to
 rrhe premature announcement by Coroner Mack that two bodies had been
 discovered only served to increase the
 rush of the curious. - so,,.,a | The scraps of humanity were round (, the barn yard which had already
 given up nine cadavers and were us-
 eovered under circumstances similar to tbosa which prevailed Tuesday ana yxyodnesdav. About four feet below the
 surface. the excavators encouhte'eu @ Dss
 of bone and burlaping and q rev
 strokes more of the spades ana noes
 revealed the skull, decomposed torso | and leg and arm bones.
 Tho hodv was by far the least pre-
 served of any of the ten gruesome rel
 les. Tn addition to the usual traces ,ees
 of time. the evidences were that iess
 eL,lfu1 hands had accomplished the Announcement of today's corpse. The
 legs had been, as usual. severed above
 inc knee joint. but the bones were
 snlinterd and the shoulder blade shat {,
 tered. The skull had been separated a
 and was lying near the feet or me me | corpse. Nothing but jumbled heap l of decayed flesh and crumbling bones
 were left to indicate the identity or | inc person. It was thought, however that the body was that of a woman, as pair of woman's oxford shoes ana | the n1teal frame of a woman's purse
 were found in the grave.
 When an attempt was made to place the bones in the position which they \ had occupied during life, divergence N hF0iEa h@fWam.