The sun., 1908-05-09

The Budsberg boys we're impressed with the
belief that the skeleton was that Of their
father, The younger Budsberg, who is in
his twenties, wept piteously. They identi-
fled the body by the mustaohe and shape
Of the head They say they will take the
skeleton back TO lola with them II the
authorities will permit
Both sons recalled that their father drew
5000 from the bank in March, 1907, and
came to LAporte TO work for Mrs. Guinness
He was a widower and had been attracted
by her matrimonial advertisements. After
reaching here Budsberg got $1,000 on q
mortgage he held The sons heard no more
from him, He was not given to correspond
ing with his family and the children, Of
whom there are several thought nothing
about his safety until the story Of the La
porte tragedies we're published,
IL was learned to-day that Olaf Limbo,
who came all the way from Norway N
marry Mrs Guinness, is probably another
Of her victims and one Of the early ones,
as he came here shortly after Mrs. Gun
nesss second hus5ano died Before he
came here he had been in Chicago for some
time and it is believed that he Is the man
from Chicago referred 10 IN Ray Lam
phere's statement SwaE Nicholson, a
farmer living near tho Guinness home,
declares Limbo disappeared after he had
worked on the Guinness place for few
weeks Limbo told Nicholson he expected
to marry Mrs Guinness After his dis
appearance Mrs Guinness told Nicholson
that the man had returned 10 Norway.
Relatives OF missing men in all parts OF
the country are writing 10 Sheriff Smutzer
and Prosecutor Smith, and several have
indicated their intention Of coming here
to view the bodies with the hope Of account
ing for the disappearance Of fathers sons
and brothers.
The man who put the concrete floors in
the barn, corn crib and cellar was consulted
by the Sheriff TODAY with view TO finding
out If there was anything suspicious in the
character Of the earth over which the con-
crete was laid The contractor said that
both the barn ard corn crib were moved a
short distance before the floors we're put in,
but he did not recall anything that would
arouse suspicion. The Sheriff has deter
mined to have these floors taken up. He
believes that the skeletons Of other victims
will be found under them,
Late this afternoon the Sheriff began an
investigation 10 discover II number OF
the bodies found are not those Of stockmen
who passed through this county from time
10 time and Of whom several disappeared
mysteriously At the Guinness barp there
are now several horses and buggies for
which the widow said she had traded. One
horse and buggy belonged to Montana
man who stopped at a resort near by and
said that he was going to Mrs. Guinness to
sell her the rig, That man has not been
seen since and the horse and buggy he had
at the time are now at the Guinness farm.
PHILADELPHIA, May s.-The friends OF
Charles Neuberg. who left here In June,
1905, are Of the belief now that he was one Of
the victims Of Mrs. Belle Guinness, the
Indiana murderess. When he left here
Neuberg said that he was going to visit
Mrs. Guinness at Laporte. He took $500
with him. although he left behind some
clothing and other property. His friends
have not heard from him since and now
believe that he was murdered. The police
have been informed about the case.