The Mankato free press. [volume] (Mankato, Blue Earth County, Minn.) 1879-1924, 1910-02-04
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The latest from Willmar is to the
effect that the sheriff of kandiyohi
.ounty and an officer from La Porte,
Ind, went to the. Kirby farm. near
Willmar, this afternoon, to interview
the woman, whom Samuel Kirby be-
lieves TO be Mrs. Guinness.
4 reporter for The st. Paul Pho
neer Press visited the farm this fore
noon, had an hours conversation with
the woman and is, convinced that the
woman is not Mrs. Guinness.
Willmar, MIMI, Jan. 3l.-AIrs. Belle
Guinness, the fat, heavy, featured al
legged multimurderess and siren, who
hTed many northwestern farmers to
their doom at the notorious Guinness
farm" near La Porte. Ind, has after a
been found as housekeeper for Gust
Kirby, farmer, fourteen miles north
east of Willmar.
This information, credited by the In
diana police, and which may end in
one OF the most sensational revelations
in the history of continental crime, has
been given the Wilmar and La Porte
authorities throughout the past month
by Samuel Kirby of Mankato, Mimi,
wealthy farmer and brother Gust Kirby.
His brothers movements during the
fa,U he incn ha hnI,n
by the woman who is his housekeeper
have been toward putting in cash all
his property in view of "trip to Cali
fornia."
This action, closely in line with Mrs.
Guinness reputed policy in securing the
worldly wealth of her victims, and the
alleged physical similarity between his
brothers. housekeeper and the missing
La Porte fugitive, have convinced the
Mankato man, and in turn the Indiana
police.
Chief of Police Clinton Cochran of
Laporte, Ind, boarded the northbound
train at Laporte at seven o'clock Friday
evening, armed with warrant for Mrs.
Guinness arrest.
Woman Under Surveillance.
Meanwhile tie suspected woman is
under the closest surveillance, and
Sheriff Bonde, while skeptical of the
possible identity of the housekeeper,
has visited the Gust Kirby residence
Indianapolis papers telegraphed yester-
day. in a spirit of enterprise, offering
to finance the housekeeper's case, ii
she would confess her interest in the
Guinness farm and other kilograms
have been sent TO her from other
points But none of these intimationsl
of the machinery set in motion for her
investigation has reached her ears, and
she is probably unaware of the sus.
picions of Others, Samuel Kirby has
not told his brother. Y'
From intimate sources of information
it is known that the housekeeper
AYERS she was a Miss McTTenry, said
to live near here in an early day. After
that, according to this information,
she married man named Bailey
Thompson, whose existence after she.
left him is not accounted for. Then.
she says, she married Mr. Casey
whose location is also unknown.
Last August Gust Kirby, who is a
bachelor, advertised in q Minneapolis
paper. for "a honsekeeper. Mrs. Casey
answered. it. She claimed to, be a
music teacher and said she came to
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