The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1908-05-22
STATES ATTORNEY sure
MRS. GUINNESS IS Dean
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tery OF the ozcszi-tS o. Lzvorte. The
body =as thai o. Andrew K. Hell
gslein. Of Mansfield. s OAK. the
lzs- uzn 20 meet his death il the
Zap % which Mrs. Gu1nsss lured her
victims Tie bo6T vas released for
burial after Coroner Mack had sstab-
li=hed the Identification
TIE search Of the Guinness premises
revealed little OF importance. The
screening OF the ashes produced sew
eTsI additional bits OF bone, but none
OF them Is Of sufficient size or we'll
enough preserved 10 furnish proof Of
their origin
Some relics showing that Mrs Gun
mess had made study OF surgical
lore we're picked up ChaTred leaves
OF books, on which Sufficient print
remained 10 show that the foiios were
devoted 10 anatomy, we're found.
Another ruined. book was a treatise
on hypnotism
The fact that more watches have
been found than there are known VIC
tins OF Mrs. Guinness blood thirsti-
ness, and that more persons who are
known to have disappeared after
starting TO her place. or a place sup
posed TO have been hers, have been
reported than there are bodies, suf-
fees TO keep alive interest in a fur
Their search Of the murder farm. The
following are persons whose disap-
pearance after being with the woman
NJ some time or other is conceded:
Andrew X. Helgelein. Aberdeen, S.
D; Ole Budsberg, lola, Wis; John
-:nboe. Chicago; Lee Porter, Edin-
burg, H.: John Moo, Elbow Lake,
Mimi; George Berry. Tuscola, H.;
Henry Gurholt, Scandinavia, Wis;
Olaf Jensen, Christiania, Norway;
Emil Tell. Usage City, Kan; Charles
Ednan, New Carlisle, Ind; Herman
Konitzer, Chicago; Axel Gunderson,
Green Lake, Wis; Ole Olsen. Battle
Creek. Mich; LinGner Nikkeben,
huron, s. D.; Andrew Anderson,
Lawrence, Kan; Johann Sorensen,
St. Joseph, Mo.
One of the weapons the murdsress
used in dispatching her victims was
stumbled upon in the ruins by DR.. D.
L. Jones, of Hillsdale. Mich.
The blade, four and a half inches
long, is of razor steel. sharp as sur
geon's knife, and in shape resembling
the bistoury blade with which AFTER
les are severed and deep incisions
made. The metal handle, with wood
TRAININGS burned away, was found
with the blade, which can be pulled
out from one end thus concealed
within the handle.
With this blade" said DR.. Jones,
the woman could have stabbed her
victim to the heart or have reached
his lugular vein with certainty. It
also could do better service than
large butcher knife in cutting up the
body"
Il believe that Mrs. Guinness and a
man killed her children aud the wom-
an whose body has been found, and
that they escaped" said the father of
Ray Lamphere, the farm hand, who
IS under arrest, charged with having
burned the farm house. when I
stopped at the house after Ray had
left Mrs. Guinness met me at the
Kitchen door and invited me in, but
she first closed the door into another
room.
Before she did this | detected the
voice of a man talking with the chill
dren. This man was not the farm
hand, Maxson, for / saw him in the
yard. 1t will be necessary for the
prosecution to account for this man.
He is character of whom nothing
has been printed"