Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1908-05-08
Fie0diSh Indiana Woman De-
Coyed Men of Means Into
Her Net by Matrimonial Ad-
vortiSementS is Theory,
ANOTHER MUTlLATED
CADAVER IDENTIFIED
Rain HaItS Investigation Of the
CbaneI Pits on the Indiana
Fami Authorities Looking up
MurderesS' Past Life,

lny Morning journal specsn L.ased wire.I
laporte Ind May z The ideutl-
ficaiion Of another Of the bodies dug
MP on The Guinness farm near here as
that of Ole Rudsberg of lola,
Wis and evidence that hc. like An
drew lelgeliu OF Mansfield, S. D..
had been brought into Mrs Bella
Guinness net through 'matrimonlal'
advertisements, was one OF the clari-
lNlng features OF today's develop-
Wents of thc ease The Identification
NJ the bundle of bones and flesh as
the remains of Rudsherg was made
by the mans sons Matt Rudsberg.
lECd tWenty-nluc years. and Oscar II
Rudsherg two years his Junior The
Young men arrived here this after
pOun.
The soaking rain which fen contin-
uouslN for tWenty-tour hours pre-
Nented further excavation about the
! tarm aud Sherilf Smutzer devoted
his day 60 unearthing possible evil
deuce which may be used in the trial
OF RAY Lamphere on the charge OF
having caused the death of Mrs
Guinness and her three children Tho
result Of his Investigations was such
/ hat Ralph y Smith, prosecuting at
torney for the district, announced
that he viii seek tho immediate in
dictmout OF Lamphere and viii en-
! deavor to have the ease called FOR
! trial al tho ueN term ot cours which
/ les scheduled 10 starr May H.
4 ''Lamphere VIII be- on trial within
/ three weeks said Mr. smith today
So far as the state is concerned tho
case 10 complete, and | am ready to
present the evidence in court | am
satisfied that we have collected tcSli-
mony of such Il character that Lam
phere's responsibility for the deaths
In the fire viii he established beyond
a reasonable doubt "
During the shcrtfrs absence this
afternoon, two men, thought 10 be
from Michigan CltN caused consider
able apprehension by breaking into
the carriage house on the Guinness
farm whore the nine eadHvers have
been kept since thClr elimination
The men raised window on the
south side of the building and one OF
'hcm had already made his way into
the morEuc when discovered by a
Waterman
It is thought that the mon were
merely led by morbid curiosity and
q desire for a close Wow Of the grew
some skeletons stored iu the carriage
house
Lacking the excitement which at
tended the discovery OF bodies Tues
day and yesterday the rumor monE-
ers Of the town made use Of their up-
pOrtunlty to start many stories about
the streets These false sensations
each other at intervals all
day but none OF them bore the test
" investigation .....
Coroner Mack put in q busy day
taking lengthy depositons from the
father sister and brother of Jennie
Olsen and also from AISLE x Iialgelin.
" Mansfield S. y, These documents
detail at length the known relations
between Mrs. Guinness and these two
n her victims. Helgelln's proves of
especial interest in that II confirmed
many Of the previous reports regard
Ing the methods by which Mrs, Guin-
ness drew the south Dakota farmer
into her web.
The Olsen testimony detailed the
aarly lifo Of Mrs Guinness foster
daughter and also revealed that the
woman had refused al one time to re-
urn the girl to her father.
one NJ the subjects discussed al the
conference tonight Of officials con-
lected with the case was correspon-
iruoe between Mrs Guinness and An
ire IIclgolin The latter'a brother
brought several Of these rnlg.'. wen
iuu from Mansfield, $ D. They re
-oul thoroughly the Wiles by which
prepared for him, ludearing terms
ro numerous In tho misslye and in
hc later ones are explicit directions
e 10 the methods by which IIelgelu
y0s lu collect his resources IN ad-
tlion auch phrasos as we mllst pray
iod to protect Us from evil" arc ln
uldouce ..
Prosecutor smith said tonight
"Wo viii produce witnesses to prove
hut Lamphcro was sCen around the
}uinue9s house before the 0re broke
ut ana that he was seen running
way later We shall also prove that
O. SEA fire to the place In revenge for
ctjoh taken against him by the worn
n after thcN had fallen out and that
is disagreement was due to quar-
cl over the murder of Helgcltn, in
,hich crime Lamphcuc was implicat-
d, according to our evidence