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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
SHOULD WRIT BE SUSTAINED
FUGITIVE WOULD BE TURNED
LOOSE TEMPORARILY.
NEW YORK WOULD THEN
SEIZE HIM AS INSANE PERSON
Effort to Rush Thaw Aeross Border
Would Be Resistsd-safe for Pres
ent as United States Courts Have
Jurisdietion-Aearins Set For Tues.
day.

Colebrook. N. H., Sept. 15.-Harry K.
Thaw awaited anxiously today the ar
rival Of United States Marshal Mute,
bearing notice to Sheriff Drew. of Coos
county, that the fugitive must be pro-
duced on a writ Of habeas corpus be-
fore Judge Aldrich at Littleton tomor-
row morning. Thaw then will be under
the protection Of the United States
pending disposition Of the writ. and
this guarantee Of safety was a source
Of relief to him.
Mute did not arrive on the morning
train and Thaw's custodian, Sheriff
Holam Drew. said he did not expect
him until this afternoon. I'VE probably
will not take Thaw to Idttleton until
tomorrow" he said.
Physical Struggle Possible.
william Travers Jerome planned to
accompany Thaw to Lttletop, as did
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
T..R. BULLETIN
Noticeable News Of Today
The WsaAlhW

The Weather.
Iowa-F'air tonight and Tuesday: |:
cooler tonight In tho southw est portion.
Sun risos Sept 10 at 6:%2; sot. at
8:07.
PAGE ONE.
TsIssraphio News,
Priest Confesses to killing Girl
New York Mystery Cleared.
American Refugees Lost In Desert.
Physical Encounter over ThAw Pos
slble.
Garrison Eavors shorter Enlistment.
Norman Il. Mack Sues Sulxer's
Friend. n
PAGES TWO AND THREE. (
Iowa News:
Methodists Take Over Colfa1 ~
sembly.
Liquor Dealers May Leave state.
Transcontinental Route for Lincoln
Highway.
Cottrell Escapes Trial.
PAGE FOUR.
Editorial:
Eliminating Typhoid Fever.
The Lincoln Road in Iowa.
The Business Field.
Topics and Iowa Opinion.
PAGE FIVE.
Iowa News:
Eldora Man Rewarded for Brave
Act
May Narrow Rural Highways.
PAGES SIX, EIGHT AND NINE.
City News:
Marshalltown on Lincoln Highway.
Verdict For Clark Reported unof-
fcially.
School Attendance Bigger Than
Ever.
New Norwegian Pastor Installed.
Mrs Charles Marker Dies Near Lis
comb.
Thayer Wins Golf Championship.
Joy Ride Brings Young Men to Griel.
General and Brief City News.
PAGE TEN.
Markets and Gonerai:
Wheat Bears Score on Weak Cables
Corn Lacks Notable Support.
Hog Cholera Situation Improves.
Moderate Cattle Receipts Aid Sell
ers.
womep's Complaint 20 BE Invited.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15

Everett reached Saltillo Sept. i. and
reported that the caravan was making
slow headway owing to tho bad roads
and poor equipment.
Conception del Orc. in Zacatecas
where some Americans have been ma
rooned for several months. is about to
be relieved by General Pena. who Is
proceeding southwark from Saltillo.
Aguascelientes, which has been re-
ported threatened by rebels. is said to
be sufficiently garrisoned to insure Its
safety. Topolobampo, seaport O
sinaloa, rs reported to have been re-
taken by federals assisted by the gun
boat Tampico. -"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
PERFECT CURRENCY BILL.
Few Changes in Bill Expected on Floor
Of House.

Washington. Sept. 15.-Perfectins
details OF the administration currency
bill was begun today in the house. The
bill was taken up for amendment but
possibilities OF changes from the floor
were slight.
The banking committee. however.
brought in an amendment to remedy
n defect pointed out by Representative
Scott. republican. Of Iowa. It was to
limit the loaning power OF the regional
banks to their transactions with the
government.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
EXPLOSION KILLS MANY.
Eight Known Dead, Seven Missing and
Six Hurt at Coburq. Germany.

Coburg. Germany. Sept. l5.-Eight
persons were killed. seven others ara
believed to be buried in the ruins. and
six more were injured by the collapse
Of tenement house here early today
as the result OF a gas explosion.
Six families were buried In the ruins
and 1t was not known definitely at
noon whether more victims were in the
debris.
Tho explosion. which occurred in the
gas main In the center Of the street
was so violent that il lifted the house
bodily several feet. Fire then broke
out and several OF the injured were
badly burned.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
VETERANS At CHATTANOOGA.
Thousands Gather for Forty. Seventh
Annual Encampment.

Chattanooga. Tenn, Sept. 15.-More
than fourteen thousand uniformed
veterans were here today for the open
ing Of the forty seventh encampment
Of the G. A. r. Several thousand rep
resentatives for allied organizations
are also meeting here.
Today was designated as Lookout
Mountain Day" Despite light con-
tinuOus rain. hundreds visited the
famous battlefield along the side and
on the point of Lookout mountain
Commander In Chief Beers and ma
tional officers Of the g. A. r. and al
lied organizations were guests OF the
local committee at breakfast on board
steamer on the Tennessee river.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15

Franklin Kennedy. the deputy attorney
general. and Sherin Hornbeck. OF
Duchess county. Tho Thaw lawyers
desire to have argument continued In
order that the writ may bo available at
a later date should 1t be found neces-
sary to block extradition. Should
Judge Aldrich persist in argument be-
Ing continued tomorrow It might result
in Thaw being released At once. prior
to the extradition hearing.
With Thaw free again serious COM
plications are possible. The lawyers 8
would be acting In their right In at
tempting to rush him from the state.
Jerome OF course would seek to hold
him. A physical struggle is not out of
the question. Thaw retired early last
night after a Sunday spent entirely in
doors Most Of the day he conferred
with a representative Of Former Gov
ernor Stone Of Pennsylvania.
To Insure Good Faith.
The Thaw lawyers. led by Moses II.
Grossman. said the writ was one OF
expediency and had been obtained to
meet an emergency should the governor
refuse a full hearing ON thA extradition
warrant. forthwith turning fhaw over
to officers of the state of View York
They had reason to believe now they
added. that full hearing would be
accorded the fugitive and In view OF
this 1t was probable that they would
request on Tuesday that the habeas
corpus hearing be continued.
1T seems to me-" said Mr. Jerome
grimly. that this is trifling with the
federal court, I should hesitate to ap-
ply for writ in such circumstances u
Mother Appeals 70 Govssror.
The fugitive gave out telegram
which his mother. Mrs. Mary Copley
Thaw sent from Montreal tosGoyernor
Felker. He added that she you'd not
come here at present In view Sf the un-
certain status Of affairs. Mr.. Thaw's
telegram In part stated that her son
has for flve and a half years endured
untold hardships and indisnities in one
Of New York's worst penal inatitutions'
and that Finally he took t1yU only re-
course left, flight for the freedom
denied thru malice" She then appeals
to the governor for fair and ndimpartial
hearing.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
Could Net Live Tes,tnsr.

II killed nsr because l. loved her q
much. bne was 50 beautiful, 20 kooS
10 kAnd. could not let ner ave witaou
me.
Il had made up my mind that she
and could not 1--we together. was 8
priest and must remain with IN!
church. 1 could not let her 60 ava!
from me. So opened the door OF tn,
dat awakened hsr. / told her ! hac
come to tultill my threat Chen drew
the knife across her throat
i cut tnt Douy INTO SIX pieces.
maoo trips to the Fort Lee Terry. eact
time with q part Of her precious body
In . bundle. When the ferry boa
reached the middle Of the stream,
would throw q piece into the wafer
aud when the boat reached the othel
side OF the river l would return and =.
back to the nat.
After had disposed Of the body
wanted to destroy Ill evidence OF til.
crime. took the mattress on whlcI
had slain her and carried it to va.
cant lot and there burned 1t.
Il am guilty; that is all can say
must pay the penalty. There Is noth'
Ing else for me to do. But lovee
Auu6 AuuulleT.
Married Himself to Her.
She wanted me TO marry her and
procured marriage license. Sh,
trusted me.
Il am q priest and ordained to per-
form the marriage ceremony. SO wher
she insisted upon q ceremony I mar.
ried myself to her. There was no nees
Of any other priest doing it. It wal
just as absolute as II had called II
another person with authority to per
form my marriage ceremony. She wal
my wife,"
Schmidt. after being assigned to {
cell in the Tombs. went to sleep.
The priest, according to his story
was born in Aschanenburg, Germany
in 1881. He attended college and at thu
age Of Is enrolled in ST. Augustine''
seminary in Mainz and on Dec. %
1904. was ordained. He held severa
charges In Germany and then came t
America because Of poor health. Aftel
remaining in New York City . Shor
time he was assigned to church a
Louisville. KY. In 1909 he went Il
Trenton. N. J.. and in December, 1910
he became assistant to Father Braun
rector of st. Boniface's church, whers
he met the girl.
Little Known Of Girl
In November. 1912. Schmidt left st
Boniface to become assistant rector
Of st. Joseph's church. the assignment
he held at the time of his arrest yes
terday.
Little is known Of the history o
Anna Aumuiler before she took en-
ployment in the st. Boniface parish
house the week before Christmas. 1910
According to a statement issued las
night by Father Braun, she LETT hi
parish house in the summer OF 1911
returning on Thanksgiving day, 1917
and left the second time Aug. 80. last
At this time she said she was about tt
be married and go to Ohio to live
Father Braun said that he and his sis
ter. who IL his housekeener. had De
come attached 10 the girl because sh'
was very pleasant and faithful
worker.
Despite her statement to anothe'
maid employed In the rectory that sh'
was leaving to be married. Fathel
Braun said last night that he wa
forced to discharge her two weeks as'
"because her mode Of living was un'
satisfactory"
The girl as nearly as could o'
learned was 21 years, old.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
ONCE PRIEST LONG SUSPENDED.
Schmidt Had Bad Record During ca.
reor in Germany. ~

ScnmioS Had bad Ho0oeo During Oas
resr in Germany.
Mainz. Germany, Sept. IL. The
Journal says today that Johannes
Schmidt. belonging to the Mainz
bishopric. has been long under suspen-
sion by the bishop. He disappeared at
Mainz and later arrived in Munich,
where he was arrested on charge Of
committing number Of frauds. After
he had been acquitted by the court on
the ground Of weak mindedness he
emigrated to New York. The Mainz
episcopate was not aware that he was
exercising the functions Of a priest in
New York.
Schmidt studied at the Mainz classi-
cal high school. He was ordained .
priest in 1907, afterwards occupying
curicies at Darmstadt Seligenstadt,
Gonsenheim and Buergl. near Often
bach. when he disappeared in 1909 be-
cause. according to local papers. he
was found to be in possession of false
papers and had obtained his position
by means Of fabriated testimonials. He
had escaped prosecution at the time by
diaannoarinR
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
rroubIe.oms Mexican Minister Resisn.


Mexico City. Sept. 15.-Dr. Aureiiano
Urrutia. Mexican minister of the in
terror. has left the cabinet His resig-
nation was accepted at midnight by
Provisional President Huerta. He is
under charges preferred by DR.. Manuel
Claero. former Mexican ambassador at
Washington, for arresting him in def
ance OF his immunity as senator.
DR.. Urrutia gave as the reason for
his resignation aa minister that the
post required qualities which he did not
possess. TIe is surgeon and had never
before had experience In politics. His
anti-foreign sentiments have not been
disguised during his term of office and
it was said foreign diplomats here were
opposed to his retention In the capital.
He was the author OF the so-called
Huerta ultimatum to the United States.
which was repudiated by FREDERICK
Gamboa, the foreign minister.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
No Now, From Refugees.

Mexico City. Sept. 15.-Up to noon
today no further news has reached
hero Of the party of 100 American
refugees from Torreon on their way to
Saltillo.
The American embassy is inclined to
the belief that reports OF their deten-
ttion by rebels were without founda-
ton. This is based on a telegram
from John r. Silliman. United States
vice Sconsul at Saltillo. stating that
they had passed Parras. half way to
saltillo. In safety. Il
f,rom Parrasiit is said the refugees
intended to take q, route toward
Reada. doubtless to escape the rebe
bands along the direct route and pos
sibly entrain at Reada for Monterey
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
CHURCH INVESTIGATING RECORD
Hopss to Prove That Schmidt 10 eosu'
Priest and Forged Papsrs.

HRt02S
New York, Sept 15.-1n the hope OF
branding as an imposter and pseudo
priest the Rev. Hans Schmidt, the al
legged self-confessed slayer OF Anna
Aumuller, victim Of New FORKS river
murder mystery, church authorities be-
gan today a sweeping investigation OF
Schmidt's record and his pretentions to
ordination.
I'VE hope, of course, to be able to
prove this unspeakable monster waA
an imposter and that he had used
forged papers," declared Monsisnor La
velle, vicar general Of the archdiocese
Of New York. THAT is something which
we are trying to clear up now. He
came here with credentials which ap-
parently were authentic. but We know
practically nothing Of him. We car
only hope that he may prove to have
been a psuedo priest"
Gives Two Motives.
In his cell in the Tombs with his coat
as pillow Schmidt slept soundly thru
out the night and arose this morning to
partake Of a hearty breakfast. He had
little to add to his confession, in which
he is alleged to have told the police he
killed his victim as she lay in bed, cut
up her body in the bath tub. wrapped
it into Ave bundles and dropped the
bundles into the Hudson river. To the
Rev. J. L. Evers, the Tombs chaplain,
Schmidt was said to have made this
declarations:
II was directed to kill her by st.
Elizabeth. who is my patron, as a sacri-
fice, to be consummated as was the
lv
To the police Schmidt is alleged to
have said:
II killed her because loved her"
The police believe. however. that he
killed her because she was soon to be
q mother. They believe that the girl
accepted as genuine the marriage cere-
mony thru which she went last F'ebru-
ary In which her slayer was both
priest and bridegroom.
May Know Something Of kslner crims
In view Of clearing the mystery of
the Staying Of S-year-old Anna Keiner.
whose mutilated body was found in
quicklime in the basement Of st. Johns
Catholic church in Louisville two years
ago. the police sought today to obtain
from Schmidt some statement Of what
! he might know of Me crime. From Aug.
1903, to March, 1910, schmidt was a
visitor in Louisville, not officially con-
nected with any church there but as q
guest in the home Of New. b J. West
ermann. rector Of the church Of the
Immaculate Conception: Alma Kelner
disappeared on Dec. q, 1909: her body
WAS found nine months after. Joseph
vending. 5anitor sat@ 4t. Johns church
Is serving . life sentences for the crime.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15

Beginning Sept the edition Of the Times Republican will be
sent to all by mail where special carriers
employed 3 the special Iowa
be greatly enlarged The has just installed
ypeseg expense which will increase the
setting capacity Of the TR columns day and make possible
bigger and better before We confidently expect
the family result Of the
duced price and enlarged
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
PROMINENT NEW YORKER DEAD
One Dead and Two Fatally Hurt In
Automobile Accident.

New York, Sept. 15.-Charles Seev-
ers wealthy merchant. was killed.
and James Dunn. chief inspector Of tha
city department os water. gas and
electricity. and Dunn's son. John D.
Dunn. was fatally injured whom their
automobile ran off the road and over.
turned near Pelham Parkway today.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
ELECTRICAL WORKERS MEET.
Biennial Convention Of internationa
Brotherhood at Boston.

Brotherhood at Boston.
Boston. Sept. 1b.--Thrce hundred and
fifty delegates from all parts OF the
United States. Canada and the Panama
canal zone assembled in Faneuil hall
today at the opening OF the biennial
convention OF the International Broth
erhood OF Electrical Workers. The con-
vention will continue two weeks For
the first time in the history OF the
brotherhood women were seated -
delegates.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
Iowa Eduea ator Dsad.

Burlington. Sept. 15.-cref q. ".
Elliott, we'll known educator ana for
thirty years head Of the Elliott Bnsf-
ness College OF this city. died Sunday
morning at the age OF 7e years
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
APPEAL HUNTER DECISION.
cosson Would Take Tax Case From
District Courts.

Special to Times Republican.
Des Moines. Sept. 15.--Attorney Gen.
eral Cosson today fled a motion in the
supreme court to advance to the Oc-
tober term the Submission OF the appeal
from the Hunter decision in the capitol
extension taxes. He elso perfected the
appeal which takes the entire matter
out Of tho hands Of the district courts.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
low. Elk. Give 91,eoo 10 Zee spricas.

Dubuque, Sept. 15-Grand secretary
OF the Elks' order, Fred 9. Robinson.
OF Dubuque Saturday was authorized
by Grand Exalted Ruler Leach. Of New
York, to send $1,000 from the relief
fund TO the authorities In flre swept
Hot Springs. Ark. More viii be sent
II needed.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
Extr.dition Papers Filed.

Concord. N. H.. Sept. 15.--An official
request OF the state Of New York for the
extradition Of Harry K. Thaw was flled
at the office Of Governor Felker today
at the state house by Bernard Jacobs. a
lawyer Of Lancaster. N. H., who was
acting for the New York authorities.
Governor Felker's desk, was piled
with letters and kilograms relating to
the Thaw case. Most Of these mes
sages appear to be the result Of a move
ment originating in Kansas to create
sentiment for Thaw.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15

Mainz. and came to New York in 1906.
In 1909 he went to Trenton. N. j., and
in 1910 was appointed assistant rector
Of st. Boniface church in this city.
There he met the Aumuller girl, whom
he said had come to this country from
Germany a few months ago.
In the fiat occupied for five days by
the priest and girl 500 printed cards
found showed that Schmidt had mas
queraded as q surgeon. These cards
read as follows:
"Dr. Emile Meliere. formerly assist
ant surgeon OF the Municipal Woman's
hospital, Paris, France, representative
Of the Chemical Hygiene Manufacture
ing ComDany"
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1913-09-15
HOBO to rake 1haw 70 Canada.

Hope to Take 1haw to Canada.
Montreal Sept. 15-Harry X. Thaw's
lawyers have not given up hope Of
bringing him back to the dominion.
NJ. k. LaF1amms. ora OF them, an
nounced in court today that he and his
associates still expect 60 asSs the ap-
peal court Of Quebec for decision on
tho constitutionality OF the immigra-
ton act invoked when Thaw was de-
ported. II they succeed in having the
law declared invalid they would make
formal demand for Thaw's return to
Canada.
Six Of Thaw's legal staff appeared
today before the appeal court to see
what Chief Justice Archambault and
his associates would do to the immi-
grafton officers for disobeying the
courts writ Of habeas corpus. when
Thaw was dsported. To their disap-
pointment the court instead Of met
ing out punishment adjourned court.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-21
Monarch.

May Colhour Is quite sick with
pneumonia.
Jake Polsgrove and family WIS.,
tied At Nodaway, Monday.
Josh Chilcoat and family visited
In Andrew county, Sunday.
Hazel and Cloyd Ashworth visited
Sunday at Roy Ashworth's.
Clarence Lilley and wife, near
Oregon, visited Pa and Ma Smith,
Sunday.
Robert Hughes and Grace Smith
visited Sunday with Willie Graham
and wife.
Mrs. Il. l.. Hughes and Mrs. Lin
ME Ashworth made trip TO Noda-
way, Tuesday.
Arthur Greenlee and wife, of For.
est City, are visiting a few days at
Frank Colhour's.
Mrs. j. J. Garner and Edna and
George Garner and wife visited Sun
day at Dan Stalcup's.
Ray Callen and wife, Of near Nod
away, spent few days with Pa and
Ma Patterson, last week.
WIN. =. Graham and wife, Don
aid and Grace, OF near Fillmore, WIS.,
tied Sunday with James Smith and
family.
Those who attended church at
N0daway from our neighborho0d were:
Edward Graham and Orah Smith,
Bennie Smith, Arthur Hughes, John
Graham and wife.
CLIyyoaD.
The Holt County sentinel., 1913-02-21
CHRONIC and FEMALE DISEASES.
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Mound City zone week. March Sd to 9Th
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