The Detroit times., 1908-05-08
A N T|-AF F | n |Ty
BUREAU RAIDS IN
CHICAGO
URGED ON BY REVELATIONS OF
BELLE GUINNESS HU M N
SLAUGHTER HOUSE, POLICE BE-
GIN ON cuPIpHuNTERs.
Guinness Murder Developments

Guinness Murder Developments
sons OF ole O. eBudsberg identity
body as that OF their father an lola.
WIS. business man, who was lured
20 death by q matrimonial advertise
mcnt.
Torte's citizens declares arch murder
ess lives. though states attorney IN
sists that she died In the fire. which,
lie says Lamphere. now under arrest.
started.
Evidence appears 10 show that three
men, yet unnamed were slain as they
worked about tho farm.
David Ncllis, owner or former home
or Mrs GUINNESS in Austin. says he
viii protest proposed excavation py
the police i'm his yard.
Carl Guinness OF GAINESVILLE. Wis.
brother of last husband of Mrs. Gun
ness. says he has believed ever since
his brothers death In 1894. that lie
was killed by tho woman for his In
surance money. $500.
Assistant chief Of Police Schuettler.
OF Chicago, says he believes Mrs Gun
ness worked alone and was not n mem
Der of q Chicago gang of murderers.
Father OF murdered girl tells how
Mrs Guinness took an oath az friends
deathbcd that she always would care
for fostcr-daughter.
The Providence tR ID brother OF
MAIDS Sorenson win start for Chicago
today. 10 Investigate the latter's death.
lie declares NnAI NlauS SOTRnSOn was
poisoned by Mrs. Guinness
La Porte officials plan moro arrests
today, following the sweating" of
IosePh MaXson. who Is now under ar
rest
Private detectives from Chicago take
mp the Investigation In Ia Porte and
expect to uncarth new facts that may
lead TO other arrests.
CHICAGO, May 9.-Urged on by
the revelations Of the Belle Gun
ness human slaughter house in
La Porte, Ind, where, IL is now
believed, many victims were lured
to the basement murder chamber
by meane OF matrimonial lads"
Jniteci Statec District Attorney
Sims has started a new "anti-af-
finity" campaign. He gave in
structions yesterday that every
manager Of an affinity finding bu-
reau in the Chicago district be
placed under arrest Immediately.
Following the Instructions of
Attorneys Sims and Shirer, Isaac
c. Warn, said TO be one Of the
weaIthIest "Cupid-hunting" pro-
prietors, was arrested yesterday
at his home in ashington-bivd.
Warn is charged In an informs-
tion filed before United States
Commissioners Foote, with using
the malls to defraud. He was ar
rested by a United States marshal
as he was leaving his home about
4 o'clock In the afternoon. He
was released after furnishing
bonds Of $1,000.
Warns matrimonial agency was r
one of the most mysterious in Chit
GN.l
dence Is a fine stone house and
he was believed by his neighbors
TO be wealthy retired business
man.
LA PORTE, Ind, May Sowing to
the gathering of new evidence in the
Guinness murder cases. 1t has been
decided TO postpone grand jury action
in the case against Ray Lamphere.
Mrs. Guinness former hired man. ac-
cused of first degree murder, for kill
ing her and her three children and
setting fire to the house TO conceal
the crime.
1t is said that this evidence, in sub
stance, Is that Mrs. Guinness Is alive
and either already started on her way
10 Norway. or Sweden. or Is awaiting
her opportunity 10 90 so.
The two men evidently interested
I'm the outcome OF the murder cases
tried to mutilate the exhumed bodies
lying in the carrigae house impro-
vised morgue. is the assertion of the
day Waterman on the farm OF Daniel
NJ. Heston. He says that the pair,
representing themselves to be doctors.
entered the carriage house by placing
a ladder on the south side OF the build
ing and forcing window. The watch
man ordered them from the premises
but they refused to go. until they
learned that Joseph Maxson, Mrs.
Guinness man-of-allwork. had been
sent to bring the sheriff. Before his
arrival the men fed toward Michigan
City Word was sent to the police
and an attempt will be made to catch
them. IL Is said that before they went
they seriously disturbed several of the
bodies.
Budsbere's sons Arrive.
Matt and Oscar M. Budsberg. Of
lola. Wis. sons of ole b. Budsberg,
whose disappearance from the Gun
ness farm Is one OF the mysteries OF
the case, arrived here yesterday. They
brought with them photographs OF
their father and information concern
ing his movements before his depar
ture from lola. They said their father
took to La Porte letters ne had re-
ceived from Mrs. Guinness and $500.
lie raised $1,000 more In La Porte by
selling a mortgage note. That was in
March. 1907.
The Budsberg boys were accom-
panied from lola by Edwin Chaplin. a
business man OF that town.
Because OF the heavy rain II was
decided shortly before noon yester-
day that no further digging would be
done upon the Guinness farm until to-
day.
IL has developed that on the AZ
ternoon before Andrew Helgelein