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New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

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New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

Oh that'll be all right
says Sadie You just leavetr
- Mrs Purdv-Pell and me
What you TWO plannin' 70
spring saws | on the quiet
Why the idea. Shorty.
saws Sadie. rollIn them Irish
blue ewes Of hers and hardIn
me the baby stare. as Inno-
cent as d tour-year-oId
Eh says | chuclin' her
chm up and takiu a closer
look 80 you have got some
thin up your sleeve besides
an arm Guess Ii better
give P,nckney the tip to keep
cases on the pair Of YOU
Pooh says she, Plnck-
rev knows all about It 50
there
Al that l gets the bottom
facts ot this great conspiracy
The house WarmIn' party IS
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New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

N N give Pnckney the tip TO keep
~ NY cases the PAIR of you
" "a Pooh SAYS she, PluCk
reT knows all about II. 50
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II cha, I gets the bottom
facts ot this great conspiracy
The house War-uIn party IS
just 3 side issue. the mann
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~4dle- more or less Interested IN I'VE heard about
their little talIIu out before Marjorie a real nice
1~l TOO only She $ a high flyer and Reginald hasn
gy- sense enough not 10 take her too serious Ihey We
had one grand smash-up, She $ sent back the rlrlg
and the letters. and II looks like certain Count
F--zetti had q clear field down the home stretch
And there isrt another place where we can get
-h--r - meet that the Count won't be under foot
all me Ai.e. say 9d-1' - F--
a4.Es 1t 1e.c.n into such close range with the
Gao=e says sadie. Do you think we're going
Gee. Sadie" saws Why no. sandbag EN-.
B,-- -rv little side remarks On such things don't
report 1T a packed caucus She only lels zoos,
laugh and chucA= sofa Eilo" q. me-. ana ~ -tt
tine we So rgtrei The chairs and ---4l4!1elts- ,'-
III ~r,g-. and ~adle.- got over her merry hl Ee
f,-5.r Ehat i was al aDau.
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New-York tribune., 1908-04-05

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Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
President Lays Cornerstone for
Home of Republics Of the
New World.
CEREMONY AN IMPOSING ONE
Twenty.one American Republics Join in
Exercises at the Beginning
of the Work.

Washington, May 10. - The corner.
stone was laid yesterday Of the pro.
posed home for the International
Union of American Republics, or as
Secretary Root aptly called it, "a tenn.
plet dedicated to international friend
ship" Three thousand persons, In
GLIDING representatives of political, Of
fetal and social life in Washington,
were interested spectators Of the cere.
mony. The decorations were in keep
ing with the occasion. Flags and col.
ors of twenty-one American republics
fioated in the breeze over the grand
stands, while the coats of arms of
these countries were displayed at
many places about the stands.
Secretary Root Presides.
On the presidents stand there were
seated the cavinet, the supreme court,
the displomatic corps and members of
the senate and house John Barrett,
the direstocor of the bureau. intro
duced Secretary Root as the presiding
officer, and Cardinal Gibbons made
the invocation.
There were addresses by the presi-
dent, Secretary Root, Andrew Carne-
gle, Brazilian Ambassador Nabuco
and reading of cabled messages of
congratulations from the presidents
of the Latin-American republics.
Bishop Cranston pronounced the bene-
diction.
President Roosevelt told his hearers
when the portion of his speech relat-
ing to that subject was reached that
he was glad to hear them applaud the
battleship fleet.
Roots Great Work.
He believed in peace and arbitra-
ton, he said, but he also believed in
keeping in such trim that it shall be
a temptation to nobody to wrong us.
Further on in his remarks Mr..
Roosevelt declared he had known no
greater secretary of state than Elihu
Root. yet" he added "the greatest
achievement of his success is that
which has come as the result of his
devoted labor to bring closer together
all the republics of the new world and
and unite them in the effort to work
valiantly for our common betterment
and for the material and moral wei
fare of all of us who dwell IN the
Western hemisphere"
When Mr.. Barrett read cablegrams
Of congratulations from the presidents
of the American republics it was no
ticed that there had been no response
to the invitation to contribute to the
symposium from either President Cas-
tro Of Venezuela or the president OF
Paraguay. There was no public expla-
nation of President Castro's failure TO
send a dispatch, while Paraguay is
not represented in the governing
board Of the bureau.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14

antecedents of the farm were heard
on every side and explanations of iov
from successful relic hunters were
numerous. Family picnic parties
grouped themselves on the sloping
lawn under the pines and cedars
which dot the dooryard, or found rest
ing places beneath the towering ap-
pie and plum trees OF the orchard.
Sheriff Shutter will continue his
investigations at the Guinness farm
to-day. The report to the coroner of
the physicians who made the autop-
sizes on the bodies found in the cellar
Is not expected for day or two.
May Search Former Home.
Chicago, May IL. - "A conference
viii be held to-day between Assistant
Chief Of Police Schuettler and Coro-
ner Hoffman to decide whether to dig
up the yard and cellar OF the resi-
dence in Austin formerly occupied by
Mrs. Guinness In search of remains OF
possible victims. As to the possibili-
~ OF the woman being still alive the
police ofacials said last night that IN
the past three days they had received
twenty-six letters from persons who
declare they are positive they have
seen Mrs. Guinness since her reported
death.
u Not Mrs. Guinness.
Syracuse. N. r.. May 12.-Mrs. Cora
Belle Heron, widow Of Frederick B.
Heron, former vice president OF the
Sethness Chemical company Of Chica-
80. who was arrested BY Syracuse de-
tectives IN . Pullman sleeper Satur-
day morning on suspicion Of being
Mrs. Belle Guinness, the Laporte mur-
deress. was quickly able to prove her
identity and proceeded to New York
Saturday afternoon.
Probing the Mysteriss.
LApcrte, Ind. May 13.--The Guin-
ness farm failed to reveal new myste-
RES yesterday, but some excellent
progress was made In solving the ms
xles already involved in the home.
stead which has witnessed the traxic
deaths Of 1t least fourteen persona 4
series Of heavy showers made exca-
waiting impossible.
Pr. J. n. William Meyer sent Ia the
coroner his findings resulting from
the autopsies Of the bodies supposed
to be those 81 Andrew Heleeiein 81
Mansfield. s. D., and Jennie Olsen. the
foster daughter Of Mrs. Belle GUN.
ness. who disappeared In 1906.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
SUSPECT PACT TO END LIVES.

Girl and Mother Were Poisoned and
Daughter Has Succumbed.
Minneapolis, May 13.-Miss Minnie
Swenson died yesterday at the city
hospital from the effects of poison,
said to have been taken to fulfill a
suicide pact with her mother, Mrs. G.
w. Swenson.
The girl and her mother were found
unconscious in their room last Thurs
day by neighbors who broke into the
house after failing to get response
to their knock. The daughter was
taken to the city hospital and the
mother to a private hospital. The
mother has recovered.
Minnie Swenson said she and her
mother we're cleaning clothes with
chloroform and were overcome by the
fumes.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14

was murdered. Helgelein's body,
however, had been in the ground only
a few months at the most, and it gave
evidence Of terrific death struggle.
The sheriff and other county officials
were again in conference last evening
At the conclusion Of their delibera-
lions 1t was announced that the case
Of Ray Lamphere probably will be
taken up the grand jury Wednesday.
Some thirty witnesses are to be call
ed before the inquisitorial body by
Prosecutor Smith.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
GRASS FIRE KILLS CHILD.

NeIghbor Starts Blaze That Sweeps
on to Spot Where Tots Are Playing.
New Ulm, Mimi, May Is. - Emily
Uble. the three-year-old daughter OF
John Uble, was burned to death In the
town Of CORTLAND, Nicollet county,
yesterday. A neighbor set IRE to some
slough grass in the vicinity OF the
spot where the child, in company with
others. was playing. The flames swept
upon the children. ignited the Uble
girls dress and fatally burned her.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
Prince helie 70 Change Faith.

Rome. May 13.-Mme. Anna Gould
and her children. accompanied by
Prince Helie de Sagan. left here last
evening for Monte Carlo It was stat
ed that the marriage OF the prince and
Nine. Gould will take place as soon as
the prince has embraced the Protest
ant faith. Last evening he again de-
clared he was ready to do so.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
SI6HTstfRs FLOCK TO FARM
Make Merry ON Scene Where Most
drues0me Tragedies in Decade
Had Taken Place.

Laporte, Ind. May 12.--While no
more bodies Of skeletons have been
unearthed at the "Port of Missing
Men," as the Guinness farm has come
to be called evidence accumulated
that the death OF at least nine more
victfms-sfx men. a woman, girl and
an infant must be laid at the door Of
the woman, who. whether dead or
alive, must be regarded as the arch
criminal of her time
All Roads Lead to Farm.
All roads In Laporte county led to
the Guinness farm yesterday. upwards
OF $4,000 sightseers visiting the place
of death before sunset Several Of
the out-of-town visitors. however.
were seeking information concerning
missing friends or relatives. and some
further information regarding the pos
sibility of identifying some of the I'M
known victims OF the farm resulted
from their inquiries. There was moth
ing in the attitude of the crowd to in
dictate that they were visiting a place
where the most grewsome tragedies
OF a decade had taken place.
Make Merry on Farm.
Jokes and laughing comment on the
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
twenty-five Hurt In Collision.

New York, May 10. - Twenty-Five
persons were painfully injured by an
accident on the Third avenue elevated
road last night "A south-bound train
was discharging passengers at One
Hundred and Forty-third street when
another train bound in the same d.
rection whirled around curve. The
force Of the collision broke the win
dows Of the two cOlliding cars.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
REPuDIATEs CONFESSION.
Lewis Ferris Says He Didn't Blow Up
Train.

train.
Butte, Mont, May 13.-With tears
In his eyes, Lewis Ferris. the nine
teen-year-old Italian who last week
confessed to dynamiting the Burling-
ton express, when three men lost their
lives, declared to his mother that he
did not blow up the train nor have
anything to do with the crime.
4 did not dynamite the Burlington, =
said Ferris. The confession which
signed Is false from start to finish.
This is absolutely the truth" reiter-
ated Ferris time after time. There
were so many around me at the hos
pital who demanded that admit
blowing up the train that they scared
me, and finally gave up to them and
answered Yes to all their questions. .
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
Mock Hotd-up II rataI.

Chicago, Ill. May 13.-Henry Fraw-
ley, teamster, eighteen years old.
was shot and instantly killed by the
accidental discharge Of q revolver in
the hands Of John Hefell. who with
Steve Korscre, companion, were
enacting > mock hold-up In . bakery.
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
Nine MORE ON list
Of ARCH-CR|M|NAL
Evidence Accumulates That
Many More Lives Were
Taken by Laporte Fiend.
one MORE BODY IS FOUND
Evidence OF at Least Nine More Victims
Six Men, 4 Woman Z Girl
and an Infant.

A multi-murder mystery rivaling IL
horror the bloody crimes Of Holmes
In Chicago and the Bender family In
Kansas was brought to light last weel
at Laporte, Ind. The discovery of the
wholesale murders was brought about
by A. X. Helgelein of Aberdeen. s. D..
who appeared In Laporte In search oil
his brother, Andrew Helgelein. He
had information that his brother went
to Laporte to marry Mrs. Belle GUM
ness and that he had turned over his
money to her, and he became con-
WINGED that Andrew had been the VIC
tim Of foul play.
Mrs. Guinness and her three chill
dren were recently burned to death
In the destruction OF their home. and
Ray Lamphere, who formerly worked
on the Guinness farm. was arrested
on suspicion OF having set fre to the
house.
Following A. G. Helgelein's investi-
CATION into the disappearance OF his
brother. excavations were made on
the Guinness farm. and the remains Of
Eve bodies were found on Tuesday,
one Of which was identified az tina, OF
Andrew Hegelein. The excavations
we're continued On Wednesday. and
the remains OF four more bodies were
discovered. Thursday heavy rain pre-
vented further search and the author
tiles put in the time collecting svi-
dence against Lamphere. who il sus-
pected Of having been an accomplice
pf the woman Evidence was secured
that showed almost conclusively that
the bodies had been shipped in from
Chicago
The authorities are convinced that
the victims were lured to their death
BIZ fake matrimonial advertisements.
Another Body Found.
Laporte. Ind. May 1o.-One more
body was added to the death roll OF
the Guinness farm yesterday, the
grewsOme relics how numbering ten
Developments IN the case came
thick and fast last evening. each adj
ditional circumstance brought to light
being Of q nature to strengthen the
charges against Ray Lamphere, who
Is accused of first-degree murder be-
cause Of the death OF Mrs. Belle GUM
ness and her three children. Lam
pierre yesterday sent request to his
attorney, H. r. worden, asking the
latter to send to the farm OF John
Wheatbrook for the trunk which Lam
phere left there when he was arrest
ed. April -.
Trunk ID confiscatsd.
But before this word had reached
the attorney the trunk had been con-
dscated BY the local authorities. II
contained number Of letters written
By Mrs Guinness to Iamphere after
The latter had taken employment at
Tie farm Of John Wheatbrook. near
6pTingvilIe- The woman wrote Lam
phere urging him to return to her
farm and TO bring your sweetheart
with you II she has money enough. |"
The identity Or the woman Il ! mys-
tery.
gstabilshes : Motive.
0ther important Developments Of
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
Courier
sfas Of WfM SUMMARIZED
ulgsst = ~ News worth TslIias Co.
6ssse1 fer ~ Busy
Reader.
Pereenal.

Ned % ~ Paso. Tar, ~ tuberculosis
nmperor william has conferred the
Order " tho Grown o. Prussia upon
Charles R@ick q the New York
Times.
Miss Pauline Lsrcy French, sister
q Mn. Alfred q. Vanderbilt. was mar.
ried ~ "a. Johns church 1t Newport
- oannsi q. WAgstaR.
Jofmof ccngrossman Martin Z,
4 ymeyor wae stricken with apoplexy Il
ele home - Wooster. Ohio. and died
hetoro physicians arrived.
Dewitt g. Gallup. veteran y the
CIVIL War M member 81 the walker
oltouetor expeditions % Cuba ana Nc.
eSagua n ~ ~. died Il Hutchinson.
1Esn.
Ds David Coulter Gamble. clinical
DfoleosOf " diseases of the ear &
washington universlty, ana one 81 the
1oDt knoWn practitioners II 81. Louis.
faj Pino Ouarra, commandsrsin-
eAiek u NJ Cuban army, has arrived
a Nov York. ~ Win visit the United
tatee army poets. schools and
1S6s1D w. 0sle. slxty.nvs years Old.
No anaisna4 Is ths Southwestern
h bureau died 4 St. Louis. NJ.
eIale was " one filkS fright frame
R1nager " NJ Frisco systsm.
Aueuotue BirrelI, sssistant sscre-
-
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14
Evidence Of Struggle.

The Meyer report on the bodies OF
Helgelein and Miss Olsen formed the
most interesting chapter OF the days
developments at the coroners office.
Both. the doctor declared, met un-
natural deaths, but in the case OF the
young woman the condition Of the
corpse precluded any possibility of de-
termining the manner in which she
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14

nr Mever reported that = mass OF
,.,r haa been found In the clencned
as, ~ uelgelein and that the fingers
srasninr 1t had been severed above
the first phalanx.
woman Feared Arrest.
Thomas Way. pallbearer at the
n,neral OF Peter s. Guinness, told OF
how the widow had been absent from
the ceremonies preceding the burial
Of her husband and asserted that IL
was subsequently learned that she
had been In Laporte consulting an at
,orney regarding her possible arrest
ON the charge OF having killed her
husband.
William Rogiski, who formerly
worked ON the Guinness farm, told OF
having dug several bitches at the be-
hes, Of the woman. He said that she
told him that the holes were to be
used for the burial Of rubbish and rel
use.
The grand jury which is to consider
the evidence against Lamphere next
week convened and started to clear
the docket of several minor cases In
taryening
Union County courier. [volume] (Elk Point, Union County, D.T. [S.D.]) 187?-1913, 1908-05-14

1 hS ShAsu A~AA III SuS ydiu Auu tuS
rooster attacked him, sinking his
spurs repeatedly into the child's head
Bert Murray. driver for . Rapid
River livery stable. while coming
from Escanaba to Gladstone. Mich.
fell on bridge into q deep ravine. He
was 10 badly injured that hs died on
the way to hospital. His horse was
killed.
A tornado which struck Springfield.
No., last week, wrecked the Spring.
neld Wagon c0mpany's warehouse,
blew down steeples. uprooted trees
and interrupted wire service. Many
horses and cattle were killed. Damage
Il reported 1t Pierce City. Monet.
Ozark, STAFFORD and Holman. No
Hives were lost 20 fas % Il known.
From Abroad.
A serious conflict occurred ct Lola.
capital Of the province Of Lola IN the
southwest Qf Ecuador. between sol
diefs and the police. Several were
wounded on both sides.
The assault episode Of April 1t the
American consulate 1t Mukden has
been closed. The American star has
been exonerated and three japanese
cnicials have been punished.
There have been forty.sIsht cases
81 bubonic plague IN Guayaquil since
April -. During the months Of April
thore were 130 deaths from bubonic
plague and sixteen from yellow fever.
The defeat OF Durand. the Fevoln
tionary leader at Cerro de Pasca,
Peru, and his subsequent flight have
been confirmed. This. means that the
revolutionary movement has col
lapsed.
Onlcial denial II given 1t St Peters
burg Of the report that agents Of John
p. Rockefeller arc At present In that
city. negotiating for the construction
of the Amun railroad, Or that they
win have anything to DO With the
building.
Baron Hayashi. the japanese minis
tor to China. has handed IN another
communication from the government
q the Chinese foreign board. protest
Ing against the continuance Of the
Chinese boycott on japanese goods
arising from the Tatsu Maru incident.
The Danish folkething has adopted
the customs tariff reform bill. which
4 : compromise between me- trade
ana protection. In addition u aboIi-
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
Kindergarten in Schools Cut Out

There has been particular public schools
in
and the commended
patron and lover of the schools of this city
No had knowledge
department burden cumbersome the
meeting of
The
flash of lightning from clear sky and raised all adverse
comment from the patrons of the schools
the abandonment
board
by Perhaps
but doing
all their but members the board believed that
could
judcious bring
degree dissent by
this conclusion
this
board should
would have board could readily
work drop it altogether
While boards Judgment in of this kind
better the whole than the publ yet in matter
members the board nble liable
lifelong
educational
have thought long before consentng to abandon the work
of usually
about the affairs this
reestabshed the board and they will fight
confessedy public
and the universal Of the highest authorities school work
studies thoroughly than through other means
investigation
great many and patrons would be pleased before the
in the Grand Junction schools
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
Good Radiance to Him

political a
which a good
A as a to
ate
a business
Republican
Democratic
would like Republican
some of the big of the party And Furthermore little
fellow
The Republican did much but that he dgusted
s a
he desertng simply because
of the lie would find a
he
individual
Democratic
a Republican finished
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22
A Cheap Revenge

Republican
admnstra
of
demanded the
Shackeford
a pite
o Buchtel
will of
will
Governor Buchtel
should himself with the deal It hard under
which
get,w hen hed W osito
practically Clarence Hamn that
he
bruta
srag home o Mr.. m
is
ran
The daily sentinel., 1908-04-22

We clean and press ladies' white
wool skirts and jackets and guaran-
tee every garment. The Suitorium.