The evening world. Newspaper, May 7, 1908, Page 2

CAN OVERRULE JURY AND JUDGES,” JEROME sabe He Swears that He Disregards Court’s | ‘Order to Present Evidence, and Had ~ Perkins Been Indicted Would » Have Refused to Sign Paper. kemarkable Statements | indictment of Ryan or Perkir tion for action in a criminal court.” lay @ found Grand Jury on the question of law.” Jerome created a se r Hand to-day. t had be. ve refused to District-Attorney stand before Commis > He declared that if an indictmen ins, Bliss or Cortelyou, he would ‘Of the Appellate Court had been secured This statement was made afte long cross-examination by Prosecutor Franklin Pierce. cussed the lack of action on the part of the Juries. Mr. Pierce summed it sione “Well, in brief, you would not allow a Grand JJury to indict ei of these men?” “No, not until I had got a ruling on the § tion,” replied Jerome. “Until an Appellate Court had decided that 1 w 10,000 have refused to sign a bill of indictment against Perkins, Bliss or Cor. telyou.” “Then vou disregard a court's order | 80. If I thought Thomas F. R to present evidence? should be Indicted he would have b “T certainly do if I deem that that tet eourt is in error.” Here Mr Jerome, tn answer to an- “And will you continue to do so?” T question, made a remarkabic “Certainly. so far as it effects me: |s ent, in which he declared tt but if a Grand Jury demands certaln | iio would dety even a Grand Jury it evidence I shall present it." the views of t sdy did not colncida “Why did you not call Anthony N Brady and indict Wiedener, Ryan and Dolan? asked Mr. Pleroe. “Because Brady testified that he sold ndt-Wall Street road to Mr. “And in view of the fact that Rrady | une Ih which gecelved $00,000 from the Metropolitan | Olly tie su sBecurities Company and divided it be- tWweenh five men, Was not that a basis for a criminal prosecution?’ »_ “No Foundation for Action.” “Neither of these men were officers of s bah company, The facts do not lay a TO*: If Necessary undation for action in a criminal |?" ial ourt or a court of Intelligence.” Cio oe Ee “Ia no inference to be drawn trom | me ground.” at fact?” Butea de |eved the fact co and I would repe sation Wi en pre |fore I would allow an lease of Ryan or I Made by jerome Under Oath. “T said I would be removed or resign before I would allow an in- “The facts in the case (Wall Street-Cortlandt Ferry deal) do not Jerome had been put through a March and A all up by asking point blank: as to u ingmen Ww campaign contribu- | t jvt ie as it id 4 siz of 1 nflict eat th 1 was ready t nation 1 cou: regart ign it tment, question THE EVENING WORLD, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1906. BISHOPSHEARDON Woman Slayer Hid Her Many Victims in | DNMOaCE, LABOR Better I | to-di i ieneral niscopat Bishons was BALTIMO) -aWws. s Are Suggested and Rights of the Working- man Upheld. Hefore tation from uursh of the Eptscopal address prepared by the ang by aiding was existence Bis of Roston, read s of whioh t tes, This the dfs by When asked, “Do you stand in pretty good relations with these men? (Ryan, Widener, Dolan and Brady)" he replied: “1 hope so.” science « } “] have met Mr. Ryan's son at Martin's. He 13 a fine young chap J 0" ,,))" and I would like to class him as a friend As x “] would disregard a court's order to presen! evidence if I thought Ared |. that court was in error. ay i “Had Perkins, Bliss or Cortelyou been indicted I would have re- |. fused to sign the paper unti. ar Appellate ( ide aint me the St “T regard my personal judgment absolutely superior to that of a on the “We bell | must against na. 1 ference | Sun a message of gree the ordered sent te | Bap e Boclety, at) Philad begins the 4 I its of ¢ was the + Ooneral Daniel ree laws of so In seve: a) strength 3 practices cannot mn re and at to the country fi ts be the the the laws agninst be exe- n may he AND POLYGAMY nial Methodlat ntation be- ng and congrat- Conference care for her Pennsylvania lphia nnia A Ge address, don was the sentiment as ne our fe tna demay Bishops which of Its wodeel iffer popailag top- to dt- ¢ polygamy permitted States It con- to pless and warring fac- 1 means shal tee that th a on A for nd laws Increases.” de best evidence polygamous still found tn les occupied in the Mormon ul States they have such and furnish such sym- se that, as in divorce, these ret he evil agent within the scope of na- Is : F © reac Mejent vigor to pun- until a Turing ish ¢ as they deserve. We trust, therefore, you will consider whether it is not wise for you tc adyecate some constitutional amendment whieh wil make polygamy and polygamous pra They had eS a crime against tae United States = Th tis te little te say pril Grand | as : teats cout tor 1 would The Di vo ie the Grand told one Grand nono ind of eonflic: ndictment In the! rot a of 4 those >»! advanceme part being as work- form of a cmorkation own salvation with fear and must be admitted Sexacting oppres with were I be-| same in taking rt either 4 your p “Oh, yes; several inferences. ‘Those | JMement superior to that of the Judg- en sworn they did not know where the | Ment of @ Grand Jury?” sald Mr, Pior Wag t 111,600 check division came from. Un-| “OP tne questioin of law at ut Ml a demand ts made for repayment no | ® ENS red Mr. Jerome: + is? jarceny was committed, When the| When Perk Asiash fenton 3. ks were drawn, Mr. Ryan was out, {vestigation Louis Feito) i tthe city.” ee Sear te yaee | forty net “You stand in pretty 00d relations ' mi Ber o ith these men." thier Ueoieh (ot | { “1 hope so.” any Ii tel! vou! eve Ryan often?” Nee sed the’ visit of Dela-| fleld, and added that he Dela a fact he called at your! haa znown each other intimately tor| @Mice the day of the presentment. and) priean soars | @rew up a statement w appeared) sana did lafield ri nt vou (multaneously with the present? in court o suitiators’ petition? “LE @aw it the same day. Mr Ryan. “you, tried to count m sked the Grand Jury if he could send gyr Tomi volunteered his services. He ut the statement.” “Haven't you dined with Mr. Ryan‘s gon weekly?’ | 4 'No, I never did. I met him with his vwife at Martin's and sat at the same law, pent Jerome smiling. fable with him, He ts a fine young | Shap, und I would like to class him as | | @ friend,” Mr. Jerome ex “Are You Ryan's Advocate?” ine nye “en't it a fact that you have pur- | Mefre ©? porely refrained from Indicting Thomas Ot Baas F, Ryan, and that vou have been R F en's advocate instead prosecu- for?" . That ts mendaciovs and knowingly Not only the biggest but, in other respects, the most wonder!ul newspaper ever " < printed will be | The World’s nes I newered "Don't is to Sing a Jinat our of 2 dis of city railw agent PEO hye Ang 25th Anniversar ‘cases of ever! juracter not one was © jeorge ¢ telyou,?’” yw e 1 Uied and iat many |, f\hent You @ profound regard tor nied Ou } nd HnflerYo auc ay extent end i cant recall naines and Ine dens eeiivta, Voll! betcentage of convictions have 1, Worl man? ¢ . there ts one & you had?’ Bo fees tah ' QUT NEXT SUNDAY, “On, yon at SN ‘ Adarr Wasn't one of those | “An Uncommon Gambler.” An extra 100,000 copies ieee PNT ih @ (common : ly for a Battle of 8. hcommon ‘amb ” of this greatest of all news: wei, if you went to er ine me broke Gut with: ite Tl ommodate yt va more ir % for | paper issues will be printed never sick Viving “inp Une a follnd of | a fa Randsiehs © You two when they are iooking for trou. | surely aim as a reputable law- —————————— 8." FL AE IC Ty Ol EAT Mr. Pierce so! to get Mr. Jerome | Wino ai OD Olt men ternal lanfied the commensal warld te review ‘big indepe: ookunit pechury?™ as @ sort of a bug on constitutional so I let him go ahead. He hasn't his bill for thowe services, he did he wouldn't get paid," said Mr. Jerome Late at Hearing. Mr court proceeding «ai decorous enough to remal, and tt| ond | {tles, the | ne | he was! Dia vou _brosent rticle of evi- to-day, by | COME mries to nd Jury” | answered caught in ft js agen inst your wish not roc eed, but that y¥ hard esemtment which I shall ree took up the Grand ‘ ae rer you, fail to present ev nd in that cw: with then aired and ain eias view We talked over the 4 contributions. We agreed he absence criminal Intent * Ars! send an old fearing [elected to the detriment of ed a nun Judge “that insuranc: would nd ) aE Pai at Was the Barre oe and a half in se- n gold, sald Mr. Jerome, rker would be! ver of Jer ing Bicnst 1 in Hebrew ground 1 contri tt fount pty La us of the in con the had tation cf erin: Insurance Co.'s Campaign Gifts. tical paign in the apanien secur- companies contrib- uted toward his defeat A, pante | ker's election, weid the District-Attor | fallen vict.ma to her Just lowed d | Par- | Chamber of Horrors (Continued from First Page.) headless body vurning farmlouse was not the body ot Mrs Gutnness, as they at firs thought. According to their theory, the murderess lured into her house some women who in size and general ap pearance Was not unltke her, Then sho Killed this substitute, cut found {n the ruins of the | hin be: Lamphere re he for Ti Chicage on whom she the afternoon “You did not get back In time to see wont isked and ther she told him Helgelin had left meant train at Was the last scen of Helgelin Rain Halts Search. Rain interfered with further exhuma- off the head and hid it—because she the absence of the gold front on the murder farm of Mrs. Guin- teeth which were consplcuour {n|[ ‘oss. Sheriff Smutzer announced that her mouth ‘would lead to We disc esa the downpour, which began early ery of the deception—slew her thre: | {ols morning, ceased tt would be im- children, fire to the farm hous | possible to further explore the lawn of re light of its flames fie Uomestead, where it 1s believed, with the accumulated spoils of lore vodies have been concealed. Four | hideous traffic dditional corpses were discovered yes- Although she had alwys seemed t rday, which, with those previously ildren,) 1 its. belles und and the bodies of a woman that'ghe decided af the last to; racer | three children, supposed io be those of them, elther because she knew the Im- | \trs, Guinness and little ones. uncovered Possibility of escaping while eneum- | in the fire ruins of the house, brings jDered with them or because as the trio | the total up to thirteen, Counting the Brew older they learned enough to/ two husbands of Mrs. Guinness, Albert make them dangerou heir mother’s) Sorinson and Joseph Guinness, among safety as long as they were ally [the victims in the monstrous murder The shed on the Guinn farm | traffic, the nuniber of known dead up containing the remains of the vic- tims was broken into thin gfter- | |noon and the bodtes seriously e's- jurbed. Bessie Conklin, a young woman residing in Michigan Clty, ind, whose former home was in Laporte, has been arrrested by Sheriff Smutzer and is being beld in Jall as an impo ant witness, The woman was a friend of Roy Lamphere. who ts accused of complicity in the murders Miss Conklin pllclty. but her testumony of so great Importance t remain locked at the Guinness !s not accused of ne. com- a Is conside at she w ap until the Grand Jury Nears her testimony next week. It ts said that Lamphere. while talking to Miss Conklin, made threats against | Mrs, Guinness and said that he had im formation which, if losed, would ang Mrs. Guinness ‘He told me that to be good to him, {t hot for her and se Mrs. Guinness hi or he would make ner to the gal- Said Miss Conklin to Sheriff She said ‘urther that she lisclose all that Lam adding thar ‘he was |n rs, Smutzer. was ready phere ‘old her, eowith Mrs. h Jealousy Guinness and was crazy Lmphpere Again Brought In. Coroner Mack has received from Al Helgeleir a deposition according the statemente tn whlch L. be callee? upon for an ex to some statements he iy salty made. Helgelain in his statement Mrs. Guinness wrote to him that Lam here told her he had met @ man fri Mansfield, South Dakota who told ut Andrew Helgelein was ty Man field and intended to stay there some time. 5 Mrs. Guinness sald in the same letter that she had been exp: from Andrew for some time—that An- drew H ein had been i Chicago ¢ ys and had written her not to m until ske heard from again, that he was going to New York | and thence to Norway. The statemen of Mrs Guinness do not agree with that, of Lamphere. | |to date is fifteen, It le believed by the authorities that at least twenty before the searc: Roy Mp gree murder neration children, ts day. ly with death, La in ule the app hee athe sufiic serts yict the pris murders is that ere, of Mrs. ner Iready bodies will h ends, accused connection be of centre of inter Efforts to connact him more of the that offic evidence ling series made n yush dent of cor in to his possess: found first de- | with Guinness and her | the est to- public a as. con- 1 tn Lamphere has declared that his form- er employer had hs Mfe in her Mrs. Guinness premiums on 3 that sald that he ts fall in enmity hh toward him, res three occasions bel Room Lamphere room tn t he asserted m the was he sion. is evide working house caught serts that he access to th located Mrs. € ne fir inness the room and kept the stantly the house! That the chamber have been In the atho: and 1 kn in the house t locked. the basement, a one ever knew big place, capa’ 1 sald. he agreed to marry statement partially of zon had ne © seo, ere t od wa of horrors, spattered the victims of t passion sin that re that t and there was much about. urged him te favor, ich a policy pi her. I eyed that his the latter ulting in his ari and his of Mystery. about a nness ome. vas always den Josep? the e Apri farm wh r been nd story closed herself had the night as ever rittes whose wa woman's for blood. m," La nere was was alw also a ri cedox, It hat sort of ble of accomm: asserting had offered to pay the sorroborat Maxon, nen Maxo believe was insure | tha rovided Ye also refusa with her plans had caused the man ested rest on : | al before a larceny commission on a fourth. closed ed ay who the as owed a of the farm room was key cf t room must he dlood of eed for mphere a room ys Kept ‘oom in thet no war @ odats 8 Mrs. Guinness wrote Alse that the let- 4 see OF | Several persons.” ter of ew was left in the kite Ps Bs. i went out to | Morgue for Victims. | Phere tec) stalennl This place, near a door which led out burned She enclosed a t eee Mistened Pa the ito the yard, is b to have letter which nad seen found tn the VATn | seen the temporary morRue for the vice te Keer Te Gun ion how | im So many bodies have now been iv tee estion as to hoW! tound that the authoritie believe the much money Andrew had, she said she | 7 1 E et did not kno but 8! had gotten some aoa a eee rere ea ANS GISAEL ; : lated the bodies in groups and vuried t and he had given a mortgage on s i them “hat way, & 1p in gunny- | ereplens: ee 5. adding loride of Mme to the Alse Helgelein has made a search of} earth to ald disintegration the records at Laporte, but could Bnd Ask K. Helgelein. of Mansfeld, S D, no trace of a mortgage. | was in conference with Dr. Mack, | Mrs, Guinness, in answer to another | coroner of the county. unt!! long after vn, said in the letter that An-/ midnight. The steps by which the Nor- ew left her place abe 1 o'clock | wegian farmer became th January 16 or 16, and her eleven-year-old | ¢ Indiana woman canvassed daug r drove m into tow: as he more, ut only as was going to Cincinnati to remain over mate toward clearing mys- a day Heigelein told again the ya. veral days ago Lamphere told the 1 Oa Ge train aif'the Lake) Shore) road tn TR ERAIGedt ia aHeW RHA CAAS | 3 RUM A Se locas |Pettisements fr a matrim | Soe atiGn bit? bray {2heney had oeen printed In Scar RE ation the body) navian papers in th rinwest, Helge tof Andrew Helgelin, need that he had taken der that the body couid d for further identification, Alse lin, the brother of Andrew, af- firms most positively that there can be no doubt as to the body being that of his brother. Additional Mght on the methods by | which Mrs. Guinness caused une death of those who are supposed to have for money jorday by Ask H. Helgelin, of Andrew Helgelein, of Mans- Dak, Wiose dismembered corpse is among the nine taus far un earthed. Helgelein told the Corone iat not only had his brother been in nmunication with the woman, that she had written to bim af r Andrew's disappearance in an a 1p induce him to visit this city “Selt your brother's stock a come here and we will 1 your brother together,” was the gis: of (ne epistles written In Norwesian and t only partially translated. 7 ers 1 by Helgelein under ders of Ralph N. Br Atioruey, but enougi has vealed to show thet the woman had not itated ty dare to attanpt to gain a hold over the nearest relative of her latest victitn, action in or was shed brother field, te: as ye are guard Smith uting Leen hes | Then Helgelin Disappeared. | on the after- Heigelin d.sap- Lamphere was sent to by Mra Guinness to awalt che o & of a man named John Moo, her cousin. Mrs. Giunness told Lamphere to walt unt.) night Moos arrival from Chicago, that if did not arrive that Lamphere should stay jeu night and come back the next morning. The cousin did noi arrive an |Lamphere returned to the Guinness home the next morning about & o'clock. | Mrs, Guinness met him at the door and told him that he could have the day off) 4nd go to town, He accepted the invita- tion and spent the day in town. He re- tunned the next morning and she said: It de noon peared Michigan has developed that Andrew befor Roy city he lein asserting that a air 5 in Norwegian and tees had been Acquaintances. The clroumstance leads the Investiga tors here to believe that Mrs. establisned vietims through premise accounting with Ole B. Budsherg. whose sons are oxpected | cla, Wis, here to-day. It Iola men will bring w the advertisements which brought him cireulated Guinness communication with her this agenoy, such a for b the 1s reported t sheet pry full af such among h them copies his r relations farmer of the | to Mrs. Guinness and event. to his death, The various officers at work on th anparaieled record of wholesale siaug)+ ter <> confident that Mrs Gunnes: Was not unaided, and are followin, every possible clie with a hope of find- ing her accomplt Reports of tru! from Chicago, ar tained box onventent to pu now being tr ike now to “Mrs. Gunne ordered hold tn to-day's rumor: The signed to her a few days before the fire, |and Sheriff Smutzer has wired a request |to the Chicago Chief of Police to make | SOME of despatched} KS secret! d believed to have con persons it was found Investigated, and rstood to dar 88, Laporte, Ind.," Chicaso, according to STOMACH Are hurt by Coffee POSTUM Can be assim{| “There’ lated by the weakest stomach. a Reason’ arelunieratoad tol nave baen’eanclAstwe grow old, the bowels become Learn how much help is needed to & @ search of the express offices there "| | trunks oF suspicious ‘ooking »oxes. \The oodies ‘ecovercd yesterday were | oda man, a woman and «wo adults, a0 : undetermined. he authorities may drag | | Fishtrap Lake to-day vidi a 4c it} finding the ad of che arred ody supp. » that of Mrs. Gunness | t Two only of che ghastly Inde ave | 5 | —S been fWentified. The first oody ex!usiea, . which was ‘1 an excellent tate of 4 People Bowled Olt on Streets preservaccos, was positively {dentitied | "i sdatendiy! by Asla/Ke Hogalsin (Or Abers | | by Gate and Others Menaced deen, S. Dak, as that of his brother. 1 ’ Andrew, a wealthy bachelor of the same s “3 by Fallen Wires. Western town, ‘The body of the girl . was that of Jounte Olson, elghteen years, Seve noticed, aman wal old, .aken Wien she was eight montis dering alimiessty along Secon ITCA May 7-One man was {086 jes were thr Binally te | w biew wre an njured during a Mrs. Gunness May Be Alive. stumbled into the of Noo 4s) Wind aud fain storin which set Mrs, Gunness Is now believed by | and walked uy stuirs to the third [4 partly to-d arid nued this ol The headless body 4. The Htictal report of the an found fn rulns of the | “ of r Bureau Was tat the wind at- ness home Jestroved py fire at ¢ SA edo maauiom velocity of forty A. M. on Tuesday a week ago ts not Dor. in tie suburbs and along ers. the igators think, The bo ate e inka shore the toree was much pilees: £0 or elsewhere the DUNnse Jolin Lue sixty-five years old em- body of a woman, and burned it with |! u mi by the Belt Line Hullroad, was her home with the idea that tt would C#!iIl ‘ n down several tines by the wind be thought to be her body. She had ‘let 4) Cl and send streets, Feeorilly, Ted) several ‘gold’ Allidgs uty Weak trot Heart failure browghe in her teeth by a local dentist, ang “Mur at nes. knowing beyond doubt that a dentist's 812 Wit AVALON Oar ences chart of a patiant's teeth te practically Icio wrinion come certain means of identifleation, she ao ambiance. shrewdly concluded that sie son- taster was, blown ceal the head with {ta tell-tale tee Suite and Handoipa ‘As opposed to the theory that M a tae Lee Gunness set fire to her home and fled Uy Schiuter was badly leaving her three children to pi t e Nu guaenat tt Is declared that she was an affection: ie re ate mother: that tt {s hanily possible al e Aira: Ganiti. iaxny : AB Ce) Cs) aes reached the top of Rica Wet ; the Woman Feared Exposure, ne + sonntnurite an way in The situation turther by the fact that Mrs. was yt patly In fear of the exposure of her, Slowly ¢ nit is the highest in crimes by Ray Lampnere. the carpenter and when ‘ now locked up on the charge of having Sain he fel on burned her home, said to have beer fU'NuS woen, eee y in love with her and whose at- «rat f erg: ons were rojocted. There is ovi Miller ‘t j Pure Milk is just as neces- e, $¢ i declared, that L: phere Ww Ls 40 Railaticiewlence chine womesieicnsnen aaa es wags ‘ sary to every member of your and the police say they have discov 1 0 about forty-five years [family as it is to the Baby! ered that the carpenter tad made otf, five feet coven Ino es 1) jac t . eats thi greatly orried 3 3 . welched atout 1s, fe had gra, Mopher recaiis the eee — presence tn the G me of three ,, men who later disappeared, About two Pasteurized years ago Mrs ss had a man working f her who was supposed to have @one uway A fur coat be had worn later appeared as a part of the wearing ap Gunness. Sne Said the map had gone to Chicago, say- ing Would ceturn for the coat, but nad never come back A North Daketa a? vasit Milk ock Uuyer waa a n @ year age He also suddenly dis- He had a red mustache One Ss tound Was that of » man was red, at the Gunness t. fast fall and was it tended husband Appeared. rod MAN WITH RELIGIOUS © MANIADIESSUDCENLY Dr. Geren of Bellevue, Says He Was in Fine Condition Yesterday. You must pay more to get milk equally as pure—and you cannot get richer or more wholesome milk no matter what you pay for it, Every MUTUAL prod- No Longer Any uct is pure—guaranteed Excuse fo Be Fat | Pure: |] Bottled Milk, 8c qt. Buttermilk. 6c qt. 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