The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-16

where he speedily got into hot water.
In December. 1910, he was banishcd
/ from that diocese by Bishop McTauI.
/ lie had performed Il marriage without
the proper diocesan dispcnsation.
/ More than that" said Bishop McFaul
| to-day, II considered him mentally de-
ranged and otherwise incapable
wrote him AS follows:
A'ou are hereby notified that YOU
must leave this diocese Immediately.
II is evident that YOU are wanting in
common sense. and. therefore. don't
car" 10 have anything more to do with
YOU"
! After leaving Trenton. Schmidt came
/ I" New York and managed to secure
! an assignment to St Bonlface Church.
/ II was IN the parish house there that
/ he met Anna -\umuller. the girl he
/ prntallN murdered two Years later. His
i credentials were accepted without
I question, although he had jus, been
Of Trenton.
Makes Use or DisguiScS
/ 10 carry on his JckHll-llydo exist
! cn"e. he equipped himself with WIGS
false whiskers and other forms OF dis
suisc 1T is lelicved he had other
places of abode than the Bradhurst
Avenue fiat, which he rented for the
y
( muller when her physical condition
/ threatened to hccomc the means OF un.
I covering his double life as priest and
l.othario
No murder in the history or New
York has aroused SO much interest
among members of the medical pro
icasion as has the Staying OF Anna Au-
muller ana no murderer who has oc-
cupicd cell in the Tombs has so cx-
nd
PSYCHOLOGISTS as has her slayer. the
signify built blonde haired duI-cyed
do-pricst Hans Schmidt
, At least a score OF wcll-known medi-
cal men received with disappointment
to-day the news that the district at
/ torney's Office had decided that
Schmidt might not he interviewed by
any except those directly connected
! with the case. Or Mcclure the Tombs
physician. who visited schmidt In the
morning. declined To discuss his case
i'm any way.
Specialists Disappointed.
several prominent mental specialists
who had studied Schmidts confessions
as reported in tile morning papers.
agreed I'm pronouncinc his symptoms
those Of a paranoiac form or dcmentia
praecoN. vi said that there can lie
little doubt that lie is a religious
maniac. liable to do either ,nurder or
q kindness, without realizing the CT
fec, Of his acts They agreed that the
mans Seif-coutrol had been submerged
( hy his most primitive qualities and
that intellect HAD become subscivicnt
to instinct
To a note sent in by reporter to-
day requesting AN Interview. Schmidt
sent ont the following reply
II do not think YOU viii understand
me There : no use talking about II %
lnSs tir,,se
The man harpcd on this idea Of being
misunderstood whenever he talked TO
any one during the day Speaking to
his counsel. Mr.. Koelblc. lie said:
Nearly all great people who do great
things are said TO he insane There is
not the slightest suggestion OF insan-
IiY about me"
again he would muttcr that lie had
hcer commissioned -. Saint Eliza.
lrto.' on that he 'put his trust In COL
oNd Abraham"
j.. lloclble sail II his ellen, nts
teallE committed the crime &c which
Ec Has confessed and is sane he win
adNi>c Aim to Head guilty to murder
'..e second degree, but he thought
thaf n commission would he appointed
: T." iuquire into the mans sanity
10 was announced to-day At tho dis
trlct attorneys Office that action
against tie prisoner would he deferred
pu,l Tire return " District Attorney
N-itman Oh Wcduesday
Torso IL identifed
Inc torso Of the girl in the Hoboken
uorguc WAS identified to-day by Anna
Iiiirt as that Of Anna Aumuller. who
had tccu fellow servant OF Miss Iirt
al ST. Bunilaccs roctory Idcntiica
ton was mad" Bog means OF q mark ON
The breast and the peculiar blue mark
nn the left shouldei
was stated to-day NJ the coroners