The evening world., 1913-09-17

Aschanenbuerg. Schmidts birthplace
The cablegram statss that shortly he.
fore Schmidt started tor the UniteI
states a telephone girl named iIaa.
was murdered and ner body was found
near the home OF Schmidts parents
The mystery of the crime has neve'
bsen solvcd. The cableYram also
states that a school inspector named
Helm. who correspondsd reg gulariy with
Schmidt. committed suicide yesterday
Gt Moench sburg. near AschaRenbuerg.
The news conveyed In the cablesram
was sent 20 Schmidt In the shape OF .
written communication. lie sent the
following reply from his Tombs cell:
This 10 all Q nss>ahs."
After a partial examination OF nu-
msrous letters and documents found
among Sohmidt's effects In the rectory
Of ~. Joseph's Church In West One
Hundred and rwenty-nfth strest In
spector raurot said to-day that he WAS
working along a new line which hs sH-
pscted to develop further. criminal &C.
tivitiss Of Schmidt. Several tetsotivss
were sent out 20 follow up clues
cleaned from ne effscts of Schmidt.
and the inspector said he WAS hopeful
Of bringing to light considerable In
formation about the operations of the
murderer IN New York.
FlshERMAN'S HOOK sRouohT
UP Black HAIRS.
A fishsrman daaSlinS his hook from
the pier at the foot ~ Wcst One Hun
dred and Fifty-sAconi street to-day
felt a weight st the end 1t M line and
drew In. The weight slipped away. but
when tho fisherman swung his hook 10
the pier he found several hong biac
hairs entansled with the barb. Hurry
Ing 20 the wSAt ono Hundred and Fifty
second street station tho fisherman
turned IN his find at the desk. The
strands Of hair we're given to Detective
ONeill. who notified Headquarters.
inspector Faurot. In the hope OF f~nnd.
ing the head Of Anna Aunueller, which
is still missing. ordered . police launch
to dras the river OF the One Hundred
and Fifty-sscond street pier. Schmidt
says he threw the head OF . Fort Lee
ferrybost. and II might easily have
drifted TO the pier In question.
Ernest Nurst. tho bogus dsutist,
who was schmidts partner In the op.
Grafton OF counterfeitinE plant at No.
6ie West One Hundred and Thirty
fourth street. was turned over to the
Federal authorities by Inspector Faurot
to-day. Muret Is In the Tombs. held
under 5000 bail. A despatch from
states that the records Of the
Berlin Dental COLLEGE. Of which Aurst
says he 10 = graduate. show that no
student Of his name has been enrolled
In the Institution since iDs.
United Secret Service Operative John
Henry. In charge OF the New York
Division, went to court to-day and OBJ.
tained q search warrant to open q safe
deposit box rented by Muret. Ths asfs
deposit box 10 in a Harlem bank and
Chief william J. flynn said that IN
sffort was being made to find out u
the dentist had stored awuy any spur.
lous bills Of ten and twenty dollar d.
a. well as finished plates
for printing the bills.
The only plate now In the possession
Of the authorities In . black plate. No
q. chisf Flynn said mat u wss not
finished. a. the acid had not cut into
all tho lines and the plate ttssif Was
only partially trimmed by . jis sav.
AL MURGT'S EFFgcrS Sgizeo
~ the POLICE.
All the effects In the hsntsrs rooms
81 No. Soi 81 Nicholas avenue were
seissd by the Secret Service agents The
plate found shows that pleas we're IN
the making to run off twenty dollar
bills. The dentist had three sheets Of
copper out OF which he could have made
twenty.ssvs0 plates for oountsrfeit'ng 9
bills Of the United ststss. Chief Flynn
said that he knew ol 20 counterfeit In
circulation with . plate naMnbse ..
In addition to searching the cafe de.
posit box In q Harlem bank. the Secret
Service mon went 70 work on the safe
found In the office OF the dentist This
safe vas not opened by the police.
The big thing In this case" declared
Chief Flynn In his office At the Custom
HOUSE. lis the motive that prompted
the priest and the dentist TO 60 into thu
countcrfeiting business. II 10 we'll es
tablishsd that they were greedy fo'
money. and Il y not unlikely that thei
got In touch with . skilled counterfsltsr
| who showed them the way TO clean up
] am satisfied that the two men resemble
| the passers who went through Maoa
| chusetts and connecttcut laying dowi
phony twenty dollar bills In saloons."
District-Attorney whitman on HI
return to the 0ity from . short vaea
tion to-day Immediately took w IN
Schmidt case. After a conference will
Assistant pi-trict-Attorneys Mott an
Murphy and with Inspector Fauro'
Mr.. Whitman announced his plans.
An inquest 10 to be held In Hoboks
Tomorrow night at which . represen
tativs Of the District-Attornsy's ofs4c
will be present. The fragments Of IN
remains OF Anna Aumuelier will the
be brought from New jersey TO IN
Morguo and Coroner FeinberE viii or
der an inquest TO be held early nex
week.
The case of schmidt will be prsseuts
10 tho October Grand jury. u an Il
dietmsnt 10 found Schmidt will b plaos
on trial for murder late In October ,
early In November before Judge 10,
ter In the Court OF General Sessions.
II IL anticipated that Alphonse Koe
BILE, counsel for Schmidt. witt put IN n
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