Iowa County democrat. [volume] (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1877-1938, 1908-05-14
MRS. GUINNESS
HAD ASSISTANTS
STRANGERS SEEN AT FARM ON
NIGHT OF JENNIE oLsEN's
DISAPPEARANCE
DISCRIMINATING LETTERS ARE
FOUND FROM WOMAN TO
LAMPHERE.

Laporte, Ind, May 9.-One more
body was added to the death roll OF
the Guinness farm yesterday. The
grewsome relics now number 10.
| Coroner Mack had at first an
lnOunced that grave opened yester-
day morning contained one complete
cadaver and portions of a second. but
last evening he said there was but
one.
| Peter ColsOn, a new witness in the
case, told r. n. Smith, prosecuting at.
torney, that Ray Lamphere had ac.
knOwledged attempts to bIackmaH
Mrs. Guinness. This is considered
as a definitely established motive for
the disagreement between Lamphere
and the woman which resulted later
in the burning of the farmhouse.
Evidence of AccomplIces.
Mrs. Lee Greening said her son.
Emil, who formerly worked on he
farm, saw two strangers at the place
the night Jennie Olsen disappeared in
November, 1903 Emil Greening is
now In Oklahoma City and the sher-
IFS office will try to communicate
with hlm in the hope of establishing
'I'o Ilo' IIaO NLr'9' = u'l,heSS ""u &c.
G"nlplIceS III Tue HIulueIS IL HeI
place.
Matt and Oscar Budsberg departed
Ior loIa' WIS" yesterday afternoon
after making arrangements TO have
tue Oouy OIL lheIr lalher OIe - BUDS
berg shipped TO ihat town as soon as
coroner Mack released II LOT Durlal.
developments Come Fast
Developments IN jhe case came
thlck ana last IaSJ evening, each al
Iditlohai circumstances brought TO IlSht
Oelhg OIL nature lhaI "ouiu seem
TO strengthen the charges against Kay
Lamphere, VINO IS accused OF hrSL ue-
gree murder because OF the deaths
OF MIS- Bella Guinness and her three
cnlluren'
Lampnere's ruhk 9e'zeo.
LainpneFe yesterday sent request
" MS @IIoI iIey' @SNlns On9 l"lC9l "
Senu ~ 'n0 Ia' - ~ 'oI'n " ne''O' ooN
- ~. . :, 1l''l - - 90 go
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It.n 49, 49,, t,1l,1 aooeaaat,,1 -, ~,
IIaoo1 o,,tbarttioe u oantoinod n,,r,,.
ha,, or Iattar. rritton nv M Cnin.
ross - Tor,nbora aftor no 1attor had
60, on,,,IoL,n,ont - tho uhnot,rooI-
Ifa,ro, noor gnri,a,iIro Tho ovacr
Ido+os of +boeo 1ottors wos not an.
nonncod Inf that thew were recent
is evidence NV tho fact that lam.
Enboro won't - tho wbaotbrool, farm
IEohrnor,, last
prino vonr e,.aa+baart
Tho woman wrote n Tamnbaro urg.
ira hin, - return r. bor farn, ana ~
I"hring vou,. ewoathaart with Won n
Isbo hoe D,oro,, onougb :" The idantt-
-, of Tho woman is nvetory and
nathan doos Nc Crinnaes roontion
~ o-,o,,,,t daor,od nonoesor,, for
~ uaaontio, - M r,innass forr,
,Ia.l- r,i.I, ~ 1ottau- +nara eo,nd
an ,U9 rI r[ 49, enaar rfnas como nr
,,,,,,a,,aI ai,a "a NJ, ba,,o hoon +bo
-. 80 NJ r,,innoss
- y
1or,abo,.a Tnstar5aI, aTido,oo5 . "a.
eira - traaI, +ho siIanoa ,I,hioh no 10,
,-l,14 e;na1 -. $500 ~ aois.
Nm ..,rp 1llI' o n,' a 90, H. mould
,,,-. ..'I- ,o.t ,,,t '.,9 t.oS,1a,,
nv ~ ,''lN oDo,' 10y ,'.'o Dt 80
I',@ ta,,, 49, i ~ o ,.,' D,,t tbora
are some thinps which 7 think might
be talked about and not hurt my case
any. They might even help if they
became known"
Last evening Lamphere's attorney
went to the iaiI and asked to see his
client. but in the absence Of the sher-
liff he was denied admission. He pro
duced habeas corpus papers and as
iserted that he would file them today
lana compel the authorities to allow
him tn see his client
prosooutirg Attorney Smith was IN
oonforonco Tosf evening with Detec-
two smith Tbav and the sberiffs
Isonoos wont ovor tba evidence coI-
IIootod drrine, the dav including that
Iof two new witnesses and the letters
Ifo,,nd IN T.anonbara,s trunk
49, -, All
c,,,.ao,,.o 1roy, q a r,o,,o,,
~ @CUS9' ~ ID 'i"y "oHI"n
DeNe'eu 70 De MIS-. bella Guinness
passed through In-S CITY east Do''ud
at IL: 10 InI7 morning saturday.
Two syracuse detectives DOdIueu me