The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1908-05-15
FIND JAW BONES
IN FARM CELLAR
ANOTHER VICTIM IN NOTED MRS
GUINNESS FARM
MURDERS.
DISCOVERY IMPORTANT 7
County Prosecutor Refuses to Make
Promised Expcse Until He
Acquires Further
Evidence.

La Porte, Ind, May 14,-Portions OF
human Jaw bones and BITS Ct 81 in
on which there are traces OF hair
were found late today in the cellar of
the Guinness farm house, considered
by the authorities as evidence of an
other victim in the growing and
grewsome list of dark tragedies al
legged to have been committed by the
mysterious Mrs. Guinness.
The discoveries today, according
to the detectives and pros acutlns Off
cials cf the county, are tne most valr'
able since the noted farm murder
mysteries have been under probe
It is certain that the pieces of bones
are those OF a human, but as yet the
authorities have been unable to de-
termine the nature of the skin and
hair.
The startling denouments which
Comfy Prosecutor Smith intimated
were on the eve of being sprung, d.
taiiing the as yet mysterious crimes,
are still retained, bur, Il is said. to-
days discovery affords even further
sensational evidence to that already
IN possession of the officials and cen
stabulary.
Would Hang Lanipnerc.
The county prosecutor declared to-
day that he would hang Ray Lam
phere. "if V for the murder OF Mrs.
Guinness, for the murder of Andrew
X Helgelein.'
1t was denied tina; the Rev f. A,
Schell, pastor of the First Methodist
church here to whom Lamphere is
alleged to have made a confession,
played detective In Crder to obtain
further testimony from the man
L.amphere's attorneys vigorously
deny that he ever made any eonfes-
sion to the minister.
The victims of the wies of the mys-
terious Mrs. Guinness who are said to
have been murdered and their bodies
buried on the farm are compiled as
follows:
Andrew X. Helgelein, Aberdeen, >,
d.; Ole Budsberg,s Iola,a Wis; OLAF
Limbolt Chicago;A Lee Porter, Edin
burg. Illt John Moo, Elbow Lake,
Minn. :, George Herry, Tuscola, Ill ),
Henry Gutholt. Scandinavia, Wis.,
|Olaf Jensen, Christiana, Norway;(
Emil Tell, Usage City, Kas.; Charles
Edman, New Carlisle, Ind; Herman
Konitzer. Chicago Aug. Gunderson'
Green Lake, Wis., Ole Olson, Battle
Creek, Mich.i Lindner Nikkelsen, Hu
ron. S. D.; Andrew Anderson, Law
renee. Kas.. and Johann Sorensen, 81.
Joseph. Mo.
Threaten Prosecutor.
Morbidly inclined females continue
to food County Prosecutor Smith with
threatening letters, many Of them dc
claring that Lamphere is IAN innocent
man." while others say that Mrs.
Guinness is still alive and kicking -
Louis Schulz, the miner who is sluic-
ing the ashes from the cellar of the
Guinness home. has found numbe:
| of bits of metal which he has turned
over to Sheriff Smutzer. These are
believed to be bits of gold The miner
has also found small pieces of bone.
County Prosecutor Smith, 1t is said
tonight. is acquiring much new infor-
nation and for this reason Will delay
| going into the courts until he has
more completely strengthened the
evidence he now claims to have in
hand. Newspaper men tonight are
Inclined to think that it Will be sever.
al weeks before he turns loose the
promised expose
Evidence From Banks.
II has been decided by the officials
Of the county to have those banks
where Mrs. Guinness kept her depos-
It's to furnish list of them together
| with a list OF the checks paid out. The
banks as yet have impaired no infor.
nation along this line and the evi
dence they are expected to furnish is
believed to be of much importance.
From Baltimore the news came to
lay that Lamphere had again denied
making or promising TO make any con
fession to the Methodist minister.
The minister is quoted tonight as
saying that he believes Mrs. Guin
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