Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1913-09-18
Only One of Self-COrfessed
Murderer's "Side Lines"
According to Detectives.
INSANITY CLEVERLy FEIGNED
Dir. Wuret, the Dentist Accom-
plice, Forestalls Secret
Service Agents by
knowledge of Law.

New York, Sept. 16--Thc discovery of
counterfeiters den. which Hans schmidt
priest and confessed slayer of Anna Au-
muller, to-day admitted was fitted up by
him % make spurious money. led the de-
tectives, Coroner Feinberg and other Wis
itors to his cell in tho Tombs to express
the opinion That schmidt vas sane and
that further Investigation will develop
that counterfetins was only one Of his
"s.dc lines They declared it as their
belief that he Gas fcigning insanity after
carefully thought plans of a master Grim
inal mind.
To the Rev Father Evcrs chaplain of
the To;nas prison, t. his attorney and
other callers, Schni1t admitted his con
rect!on With the fat in West 18Th street
in the looms Of which the detectives
found aundlos Of initiation $40 gold certi-
ficates.
DR. Ernest Arthur Muret, the dentist
arrested last night soon after the raid
upon the countcrfeliers' HAT, to-day was
held in 5000 bail for n hearing on the
charge of having In his possession re-
volver in violation of "A state law. Through
his knowledge Of the law, Muret fore
stalled the plans of the federal secret
service agents. waiting to arrest him on
Warrant '"''N"'I ''"",' us
waving prem, mary rN'''''i''''''''
ior 'H' 'ii''' ,'"N at ''''S'
more serious charge.
SERVANT GIRL RELEASED.
Bertha Zech. the servant girl employed
by Or. Muret and brought to police head
quarters with him last night, was re-
leased the detectives telling the court
they were in possession of no evidence
upon which she could he held. Or. Muret,
the search Of his office disclosed, had been
studying law through Chicago cor
respondence school Many law books and
forms of study from the school Were
found.
William Flynn. chief of the secret scrv-
ice to-day announced that he had tenn
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"ui'"u' 'oI'''"'eu 'o-hHEHt ms bell'l Iha'
MuFtt anu 9cAthiut were rc'atlNeS' II no'
nr'thers' br. Muret to!d the inspectors
that resemblance was merely coiucl-
dehce
ilFmlN believe Inspector Fauroi
Salu' that before long, tof the truth Is
bouhd 10 como out 1t VIII he shown that
THESE Two men are more than friends
'Iat theN are KIN
me inspector au"od that ne would
continue ms investigation OF the muir
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VI 1."'''iu' "loit the lIhoS OF the
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PEoLARES CLIENT INSANE.
Alphonse X. Koelble, Schmidts at.
torncY, visited the prisoner to-day and
AT the close Of the conference declared
that he was more than ever convinced
or the insanity Of his client.
lie declared that ne is sane
hoelhle SAID in explanation of his be