The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-15

rafts Of the J7iesr emhered body or me
Girl 70 ind in the North river, as his
ssster. only u admit later that he was
mistaken, IL was time TO take drastic
ne assures TO run down the very few
hopeful clues still remaining In New
York.
Trace PiiItu slips.
Ynsrector Faurot accompanied ny
several detectives, decided - look up
mn apartment house at 6S Bradhurst
avenue where had been delivered two
~ the twelve pillow cases Of a par
ttcular pattern corresponding 10 the
inflow case materials found about the
severed parts of the murdered girl
found IN the river. Ten of the pillow
cases already had been accounted for.
When George Sacks, of 2FbS Eighth
avenue. had told the police four days
nro@fhSt he had sold two Of the pc
culiArly patterned pillow cases TO a
tenant vi the Rradhurst avenue ad-
dress. Detective O'Neiu had been AS
signed g. the plant
During the four days or" 'ed'nS the
arrest this morning, ONeili had
watched Che fiat whore the pillow
cases hal been delivered. hat no one
had come near IL.
There wax fhe fiat n the apart
rnent house which was of interest TO
The other tenants. u had been rent
Cd the retEhhoys knew. but SO far
SIS anyone had soe0. mo- furniture had
been DEL vercd there eVcept bed an
heer}cfhrs on two OCCASIONS the
tenants said today. they had seen
woman enter the fat whom they ideu-
ffnrd fodae upon being shown photo-
graphs ef Anna Aumuller.
AT times. too, they had seen schmidt
enter Tho fat always dressed In c{i-
gems clothes. as the te11nts put It,
They coul5 hear voices Y ne apart
r,ent usually about midnight,
later. The tenants had wondered.
they said today. why it was that tn"
dumb waiter leading 20 the apartment
never aai stopped q the IN RI floor
rear. with meat ar vegetables TOR the
mysterious orcurants ~ the a +
Investigated Mysterious Fiat
Inspector Faurot late m Saturda.
night dsoidtd that the MYSTERIOUS fia'
should he invests gated. The inspector
rang the aoorbeli, repeatedly. There
was no answer ON an order from
the Inspector Detective Cassassa went
a~aura u the rear Of the building
and climbed the Arc escape that ran
past a window Of the apartment
The window was locked Cassassa
said today that he finally got the win
dow open with the aid Of his 1ark
knife. ana entered the kitchen. Only
a shor, survey of The kitchen and the
bathroom was enough to cause Cas-
saesa n press the button that ad-
1nlttcd Inspector Faurot and his de
tectvcs
These are the things the inspector
and his men found In the apartment:
In the Kitchen were six eggs, a loaf
az bread. - coffee strainer. two empty
milk bottles. four empty ginger ale
bottles and gone sugar. COOK hook.
printed in German, bottle of ink.
a hiacG skirt black waist. ana blue
calico skirt, and some lingerie in a
drawer
ON Tho Kitchen sink shelf was a
long butchers knife stained with
biaod Nearby was a carpenters saw.
which Schmidt later said he had
bought IN Center street between pO~
lice headquarters and the criminal
courts building, where he had also
bought the knife, and with these rwo
implements he had killed Anna Au-
uuftgT, M E8d dTSmembeFod heF-
Find Woman's Pictures
There were three photographs In
the apartment. one "A bnst picture nf
Anna AuInuJier, aud the other fun
length picture of her. The third was
a picture Of n woman whose identity
the poliSe today would not disclose
Also the Inspector aud detectives came
upon a mans coat with the name
a Van Dyke "a name the police say
Schmidt has used at times. In the in
side pocket.
There were hits Of underwear like
the underwear used 80 wrap the Torso
II the body found ia the river. Also
there was a spool containing few
lengths NJ "milhner's wire and some
heavy cord, wire and cord the same
as the wire. and cord used to tie
tip two Of the parcels containing parts
of the body found in the river. There
was piece Of New York morninf
paper dated August 3ist. and the po
ice took this because one of the
packages dragged out of the water was
wrapped partly IN piece Of the same
paper ~ that date.
All about were evidence that some.
ono had tried Ia wash away much
blood hut so hurriedly had the jot
been done that the corners of this
rooms. especially the bathroom, hat
been overlooked There was a TO
volver and few cartridges, two trunks
reCaipted bill showing that III
Schmidi" had bought from George
sachs cree Eighth avenue. a whit
enamel bed a mattress and Two pill
lows. for ali Of which $l2.6S hat
been paid
Bot ~ chief importance to the pc
lice WAS a letter 1t was addressed
TO Anna Aumuller What the lettel
contained the police would not SAL
today II was admitted however
that after reading it Inspector Fauro
and his detectives climbed into au
tomobiies OF look UP Joseph Igler
az AIS East Seventeen stree, and aist
made note II FIVE other addresses II
the letter,
Isler the letter had said is a cousin
Of Anna AumUller. He is \ boatmar
employed a. Central park.
- got her 4 fob at St Boniface'!
rchurch." said lgler and that's tht
last I heard from her
Which wRs quite sufficient for the
police. The Inspector and his men
taking IRler with them. climbed into
their cars-jt was now about s:3C
o'clock Saturday niGbt--to ask about
Anna, and 70 try to find out also who
the schmidt" usually spoken of as
"schmldtty' in the letter found in IN,
fat by the police was
The Rev Father ions Braup. pas,
Tor Of St -Bonifacp's church. came into
tho rarlor. Father Braun, upon he
Ing shown the photographs Of Anna
Aurnuller found in her Hat. said thai
Re recuRr izea the e}rl as "A servant who
orrA had worked for him