The Greenville journal. [volume] (Greenville, Ohio) 1850-1918, 1908-05-14

perished in flames. 1t is believed she
also caused the death of her two hus-
bands. Ray Lamphere is suspected Of
having been her accompllce.
Four more bodies were dug up in
the barnyard of Mrs. Guinness farm,
near Laporte, Ind, making nine
found so far. The mystery Of the
death house" is growing deeper,
though there is evidence that the
bodies were shipped to Mrs. Guin.
ness, probably from Chicago, in
trunks and boxes which draymen tell
of carting to her house.
Another Of the bodies dug up on
the farm o. Mrs. Guinness near La
porte, Ind, was identified as that Of
Ole B. Budsberg of lola, Wis, whom
the woman lured there by matri-
monial advertisement. New witnesses
against Roy Lamphere were found.
Another body was dug up on Mrs.
Guinness farm near Laporte, Ind,
making ten found. More incriminat-
ing evidence against Ray Lamphere
was obtained.
Seventy-two men who for more than
"a hours had been facing death in the
raging sea near Fire island, were
rescued from the crumbling hulk of
the big German ship Peter Rickmers.
Charges of rioting against Univer.
sity of Michigan students were all dis
missed after the boys had reimbursed
the county.
P. S. Sullivan was burned to death
at Glenwood, MINI.
Juan Durand, one of the leaders Of
the recent abortive revolutionary
movement in Peru, and ten of his fol
lowers, have been captured.
The Euclid Avenue Trust company
of Cleveland, o., made an assignment
to the Cleveland Trust company, in
the insolvency court.
Eight thousand men from the COM
bined Atlantic and Pacific fleets pa
raded the streets of San Francisco, es-
corted by thousands of men of the
regular army, National Guard and
| civic societies.
One hundred men were in great
| peril on board the stranded steamer
Peter Rickmers on the Long Island
coast which was going to pieces in a
gale so violent that life-savers could
not reach the vessel.
Train robbers who boarded Denver
G Rio Grande train No. at Castle
Rock, Col, shot to death Express Mes
senger Charles H. Wright, aged CO.,
and looted a small safe in the baggage
car, from which they took less than
$1OO in currency.
w. E. Loucke, his wife and baby
were killed at Reedley, Cal, when
their automobile was struck by a
train
Utah Republicans declared Roose-
velt their first choice and Taft their
second choice. Taft instructions were
given by the Republican conventions
of Wyoming and Kentucky.
Massachusetts Democrats instructed
their delegates-at-large for Bryan.
Irene Dolph, II years old, was SEN
fenced at Clinton, Ia, to eight years
in prison for killing her husband.
Aldermen Carly and Reynolds of
Rockford, ILL.,, pleaded guilty of ac-
cepting bribes and were fined.
Gov. John A. johnson carried the
Minnesota Democratic primaries
against William J. Bryan.
President Roosevelt and his family
and guests went to Pine Knot, Va,
for brief outing.
| Four persons were killed and IL in
jured in a fire believed to have been
of incendiary origin, and which de-
stroyed five-story tenement house in
New York
The famous Pequot house at New
London, Conn, was destroyed by fire.
Led by the Connecticut, with Rear
Admiral Evans on the bridge, the bat
tleships of the Atlantic fleet passed
slowly through the Golden Gate and
anchored in the harbor of San Fran,
cisco, while many thousands Of people
watched the magnificent spectacle.
Democrats of Iowa nominated Jud.
son Harmon for governor and elected
Bryan delegates.
Prof. Gilbert M. Gowell of Orono
Me-, famous poultry expert, commit
ted suicide.
Political prisoners at AleXandrovsk
Russia, attempted to escape and seven
were killed
Sixty Afghans were killed in fight
with British troops in the KhybeI
pass.
Gen. Domingo Vasquez, former pres
ident of Honduras, denied that he had
been organizing an insurrectior
against the government of that coun
try.
Gov Harris of Ohio ordered Adjt
Gen. Critchfleld to send state troops
to protect the towns of Aberdeen and
Higginsport, in the Burley tobacco dis
trict. Threats had been made to burr
these towns, as result of the tobacco
war;
BY the explosion of charge of dy
Mantle in the gangway of the Draper
colliery at Pottsville, Pa, Andrew Cav
alage was killed and three foreign la
borers were so badly injured that they
are not expected to recover.
Loss OF several lives and much dam
age to property were caused by violent
wind and transforms in southern I'LL
nois, Missouri, Arkansas and Missis
sippi.
Judge Ball of Chicago held that mar
riages of divorced persons within one
year after the decree is granted are
invalid in Illinois, even If the cere
mony occurs in another state.
The business districts of the towns
of Walkerton, Ind. and Coalton, o.
were destroyed by flames.
Peruvian insurgents are reported tt
have gained possession of Cuzco.
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