Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1913-09-17

OCCASIONS, ne Salu, Scnmlut nau Wis
tied the bath street apartment in his
clerical garb. From tenants in the
same building, Inspector F'aurot said
he learned that Muret. Schmidt and
Bertha Zeck often reached the apart.
ment as early as O'Clock in the
morning, remaining frequently until
10 o'clock at night. but never spent the
night there
The last rent for the 18th street
apartment was paid August 25th last
when, the police say the landlady re-
oeived $22 from Schmidt On this same
date Schmidt paid S. deposit on the
Bradhurst avenue apartment, where
he has confessed that he killed Anna
Aumuller,
Resemblance to Schmidt.
AS DR.. Muret sat in the inspectors
office it was remarked that he bore
strange resemblance to Schmidt
and Inspector Faurot asked him if
he was related to Schmidt. He re-
piled that he was not Both men have
queer cast to their eyes, and each
has prominent nose, that of Muret
being bit crooked as if from an in
jury.
In the library of DIR. Muret at his
office-home in st. Nicholas avenue, the
police found large number of books
dealing with photography and print
ing, also catalos ues from paper
houses and printing jobbers Many of
these books were carted to police
headquarters as was the photography
apparatus found in the bath street
flat. Among other things found at
both the offices of DR.. Muret and at
Schmidt's rooms, were photographs
OF Bertha Zeck, and in DR.. Muret's
apartment also was found set of
photographs of the priest in clerical
and street clothes.
While Schmidt slept in his cell in
| the Tombs few blocks away, ignor-
ant of the arrest of Muret, the detec-
tives questioned the dentist for hours
this morning concerning his relations
with the confessed murderer.
Muret is six feet TALL overlapping
Schmidt by several inches.
At the 134th street flat, which the
| detectives say consists of four rooms
and bath, they found perfectly APP
pointed dark room in the kitchen,
while in dining room was large
camera This, Inspector Faurot said
this morning, was one of the finest he
had ever seen. In the bedroom was
small hand press, two pairs of rub
Der gloves and, in the tubes in the
dark room (kitchen), chemicals and
acids of the kind used in developing
Photographic plates.
Had No License to Practice.
On his way to headquarters DR..
Muret admitted, the police allege:
that he was practicing without the
proper license from the state. He
studied dentistry in Berlin, he told
the police, and in New York. but had
failed to pass the examinations for a
certificate to practice. Among his
effects brought to headquarters was a
framed license bearing the proper GER
tifications. The police set about
tracing the authorship of this certlrl-
cate this morning.
Muret, the detectives say, is a no.
tary public and member of the Dem
tai Protective Association of Chicago.
Chicago Does Not Know Muret.
Chicago, Sept. 16.-Dr. E. Muret is
not known among dentists in Chicago.
The Dental Protective Association of
which DR.. Muret is member is a
national organization formed 20 years
ago to fight alleged "sham" dental
device patents, and has 1900 men,
bers in the United Statos. Its head
quarters are in Chicago.
President Grouse of the association
said he found DR.. Muret's name on
the membership list but did not re-
member the man.