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HE CLAIMS DAMAGES.
The Keeper of q Hotel In Havana sur
prised by Government Collectors.

prised by Government Collectors.
Tampa. Fla. Sep;. se.-Iohn Repko. for
Is years proprietor OF the Roma Grand
Continental hotel at Havana. arrived
here tonight. He Is a Hungarian by
birth, but became an American citizen 10
years ago. The kitchen and warehouse
connected with his hotel were built on .
government lot for which he raid q rem
tai. ON July -. at midnight. he and his
family. consisting OF his wife and six
children, were forcfbly elected from their
property Mrs. Repko was prostrated
with nervousness She was sent direct 10
New York the following day. The eject
nent continued until morning. when the
boarders were forced to leave the break
fast tahle. The furniture was removed
and the entire property confiscated. All
this was occasioned by a deot OF $0o
which Repko owend une government Tor
rent. Repko was then taken sick and re-
masnei 50 several weeks. He has placed
MS case under the management OF +. n.
swift, the editor OF the bridgeport.
Conn. Herald. to whom all the papers
have been forwarded. The damages
claimed are SSo0W.
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A BILIOUS GANG.
Men Enjoy Themselves by Trying to Ex-
cite the Populacc to Riot.

Men Enjoy Themselves ny Trying TO Ex-
cite the Populacc to Riot.
City OF Mexico. Sept. 22.-Internation-
al susceptibilities are being harshly
rufTled these days. Some Mexicans and
Cubans hired coach. put hand or
gan by the side OF the driver and went
about crying: "viva Cuba libre," and
death TO Spaniards," creating disturb
ances Cores Espano, the organ OF the
resident Spanish colony. asked the gov
ernment to prevent any further insult
to Spain. and intimates that demon
strations on the part OF the populace
against Spain might end In the rupture
OF the present cordial relations OF the
two countries.
A Frenchman. hearing the report
that Bismarck was dead. which has
been current here. drank toasts in
which he insulted the German people
and the ex-chancellor. He was roughly
handled by Germans. Yellow fever Is
rampant In Acapulco.
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A Hot and Dry sunday.

New York, Sept. g.-The official ther-
mometer of the weather bureau to-day
recorded the highest tempera ture ever
taken by the department on Sept. IS in
this city. At 4 o'clock the mercury reg
istered 96 degrees. The mean temperature
for the day was Sc degrees, which Is %
degrees above the normal for Sept. q.
Humidity was low, however. there being
only 40 per cent. Of moisture In the at
mosphere.
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the rate Of 40 miles an hour. and the
fire department could do nothing to
stop the progress OF the flames. al
though assistance from neighboring
cities was received. The lumber yards
contained 10000, 900 feet. valued at si75.-
900. The saw mill cost $4,000. Insur-
ance on the lumber Is $4,000 and on the
mill $4,000. The furnace works. valued
at $4,000. was uninsured
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Omaha's Change.

Omaha, Neb.. Sept. 22.-Last night
Omaha and all the eastern part OF Ne
braska were wrestling with "a hot wave
with the Thermometer at 100 degrees.
Tonight an inch of snow covers the
ground at Big Springs. North Platte
and other northern Nebraska towns
and heavy overcoats are in demand at
Omaha with the mercury at A degrees
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rhe ,Iarhrlek ln.r AgaIn.

London. Sep,. 2.-Baroness. mother OF
Mrs. Floreuce Maybrlck. who Is now al
Rousa, 5 said 70 have communicated
with her solicitors IN regard to new and
important evidence In the MaybrLck ease
whgch VIII be submitted 70 the home
secretary. Sir Matthew white Riley, who
has promised 10 reydsw the case.
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erai. when he was defeated by Harry Nc
Calmont. who is said to be half owner
of Valkyre Ill. Sir George Newnes Is
proprietor Of several popular social pub
lications. Including Tid-Bsts. the Strand
Magazine and Westminster Gazette.
which Is one of the English newspapers
which has not hesltated to criticize
Lord Dunraven for withdrawing from the
third race for the America cup.
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A DOUBLE TRAGEDY.
stinson Kills Young Girl. Then Commits
Suicide.

oskaloosa. Iowa. Sept. en-. r.
Stlnson Of st. Louis. formerly agent for
the Rock Island road at Fairfield,
Iowa. at which point his parents re-
side. shot and killed Miss Arta Moore
OF Panora this morning, and then COM
mitted suicide. The girl had been for
some time a student at the Iowa coll
lege. She came here from Grinnell last
night and was met by Stlnson. The
couple took rooms at the Asher house.
where the tragedy occurred. The rea-
son for the killing is unknown.
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WIN Make n Challenge.

London. Sept. 22.-The wealthy gentle
man mentioned by the Field as being
prepared TO bulld 4 cutter to challenge
for Amer,ca's cup IN ls95. provided the
New Ycrk Yacht club would consent to
sail the matches In waters where the
yachts could not 0e .nlerfered VITA. Is
now announced TO be Sir George Newnes
SIR George Newnes had sat for Newman
ket division OF Cambridseshire since 1855.
until the late general election, as a lib
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Salt Lake. Sept. "a special from
Rawlins. Wyo., to the Tribune. says:
Frank Nevins sent his two sons INTO a
gulch mile away from his home to
drive cows. Twenty horsemen who went
to search for them have returned. find
ing no trace of them. They have un-
doubtedly perished in the snow. which IS
two feet deep. The Snake river stage
picked up a sheep herder nine miles from
town last night. lie was completely ex-
hausted and almost frozen.
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ST. Louis. Sept. ga decided change
in the temperature took place here to-
day. All day long the weather was al
most unbearably hot. and south wind
prevailed. AT 8 p. m. the highest point
-93-was reached by the mercury. By
midnight a drop of more than 30
degrees was registered. and the unpre-
cedented hot spell that has prevailed
for more than a week was broken.
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Fatal Sunday Bali Game.

Wichita, Kansas, Sept. 2?.-At a game
Of bal lto-day at Iuka. Pratt county.
ball flew out OF the hands Of Frank
Ketchum and struck a 14-year-old boy
named Jimmy Simpson on the head,
inficting a wound from which he died
two hours afterwards.
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chicago. Sept. 22.-Five persons were
drowned whlle bathing in Lake Michi-
gan to-day. Three men lost their lives
while in the water at the foot OF Law
renee avenue, and two boys were
drowned of Barry avenue. The
drowned are Robert Becker. George
Engle. William Elliott, Oscar Huber
ard Otto Suhwedge
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Milwaukee. Wis, Sept. PA terrific
storm swept over. the city tonight.
the wind reaching a velocity Of 80
miles an hour.
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Carlisle Calls on Grover.

Marion. Mass. Sept. 2e.-Secretary Car
tsle arrived here this morning. In com
pany with Mr.. Thurber he went to Buz-
yards hay and called on President Cieve-
land this afternoon. He will probably
return ito Washington tomorrow morn
ing.
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.uoiher Wis ons,n rirc.

Fond du Lac. Wis. Sept. 22.-The
lumber yards and saw mill OF Moore
& Galloway and the blast furnace Of
the Wisconsin Furnace company were
destroyed by fire to-day. with a total
loss Of s225.000. Wind was blowing at
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turkey ua. the Cholera.

London. Sept. 2.-The Standards cor-
respondent az Constanunopie says;
Cholera Is increasing here. In the vi
e.nlty OF Broussa. about 81 mles south
east OF here. It Is raging violently.
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Madrid. Sept. 1.-THE government has
ordered 5000 Mauser rifles In Germany
for the use of the army IN Cuba.
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TOWNSEND sREvITIEs.
n,rovements at the Railroad Quarters
p.r.oual afgutiau

Personal Mention.
Special Correspondence OF the Standard.
Townsend, Sep, 2o.-There is no busl-
er town in the state than Townsend.
The merchants are stirring business
men; the mechanics OF all kinds are all
busy. Several new houses are in course
OF construction. Tim McCarthy's new
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Fire In Germany.
Berlin. Sept. ..-Fifteea houses have
been destroyed by fire In the Village oe
Emaingen. Baden.
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The standing of the clubs this morning

At Louisy!lle-5; Cincinnati. l.
At ST. Louis; Chicago. s.
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LEGAL NOTICES

DEPARTMENT No. g. PROBATE. - In
~ the Superior Court. In and for the City
and County of San Francisco State Of Cali
forne.
In the matter Of the estate Of JEAN BEAUxIS
alias J. BEAUXIS alias JACQUES j. BEAUXIS,
deceased. No. 1851.
the 23d day OF July, A. D. 1895, ct 10
o'clock A. NJ. of said day, and the court
room of Department No. 8 OF said court,
at the new City Hall, in the City and County
Of San Francisco, State OF California. have been
appointed as the time and place for proving the
viii of said JEAN BEAUXIS alias j BEAUXIS
alias JACQUES ]. BEAUXIS, deceased, and for
hearing the application OF GRACIETTE LACA-
RIEU, for the issuance to her OF letters tesla
mentary thereon.
Dated July IL, A. D. 1895.
TSeal.l C. F. CURRY, Clerk.
ByF. b. HOUGHToN, Deputy Clerk
P. ALEXANDRA BERGEROT, Attorney for
Petitioner, 142-l43 Croker building, s. E.. CAL
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LII WORK REASONABLE AND WAR
"A ranted. DIR. j. W. KEY, 1922 Market st.
mr.. J. Lick, 1905 MARKET, COR. GOLDEN
IL Gate ave.-Open evenings; Sundays till noon
nR.REA, 300 TURK STALL DENTAL WORK
~ at lowest prices and warranted; open evenings
nR. GEORGE w. LEX, THE GENUINE
~ Leek dentist discoverer of PAINLESS extraction
and patentee OF improved bridge work or teeth
without any plate moved from TO 20 O'Farrell ST.
A T CHALFANTs's,SM MASON, COR. MARKET.
n sets OF teeth made 10 please or no charge:
on bridges, crowns and gold plates prices reduced;
small gold filings only 81: painless extraction.
CRooME DENTAL ASSOCIATION, 75S MAR
~ ket, bet. Sd and ATM gas specialists; only reli-
able agent for painless extraction: artificial teeth
firm SO filings from 81 extracting Doc, with gas 81.
or SET FOR TEETH; WARRANTED AS
I'D good can be made; filling 81. DIR. SIMMS
Dentist, $50 Market st., next Baldwin Theater.
nK. Ii. 6. YOUNG. BRIDGES AND TEETH
" without plates a specially. 1871 POLK 81.
DR. LUDLUM HILL l44S MARKET ST.
~ near Eleventh; no charge for extracting when
plates arc made; old plates made over like new:
teeth from 50 per set; extracting 5Oc: gas given.
COTTON DENTAL ASSOCIATION. 500 MAR
- ket ST. DIR. CHARLES w. DECKER
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MARRIED.

AUFRICHTIG-CoHN-In this city, July 81.
1895, by the Rev. DR.. J. Nieto, Samuel Aufrchtig
and Essie Cohn.
MORGENSTERN-In this city, July
II, 1895, by the Rev. DR.. ]. Nieto. Max Fcrber
and Helena Morgenstern.
STAMPER-LEVY-In Oakland, July 81, 1895,
by the Rev. DR.. ]. Nieto, Charles Stamper and
Theresa Levy.
SMOOT-TULLY-In East Oakland, July II, 1895,
by the Rev. S. B. Morse. Charles Calvert Smoot
and Edna Evangelne Tully.
SCHEUFRMAN-IAN DECKER- this city,
July 81, by the Rev. DR.. j. Nieto, Jacob Scheuer
man and Hannah Landecker.
TSON-REMINGTON-In Berkeley, July IL,
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CARPENTERS AND BUILDERS.

HOUSES BUILT FOR $3.50 a ROOM; PAR
Ii ties contemplating building are invited to call
and examine our plans. l149 Mission st.
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CITY REAL ESTATE.


baldwin & HAMMOND.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs
10 Montgomery st.
MUST BE SOLD.
M BY ORDER OF THE ADMINISTRATOR
s41OO-South Park, bet. I'd and Sd SITS; double
2story house; also cottage in rear; large lot, AK
1876.
DREsIDIO HEIGHTS RESIDENCE.
L $70O0-Walnut St, near Washington modern
residence Of rooms and bath; lot % S14x137:6.
NICE BAYwINDow COTTAGE ON BRoD-
~ erick St, bet. Washington and Jackson; con-
tans rooms and bath price $4,000.
pRICE REDUCED
TO MAKE A QUICK SALE.
residence, containing 12 rooms and bath; lot 25x
l20 TO rear street.
LIME INVESTMENT.
L S5600-Rent $500 per year; nice bay-window
fats on tubert ST., mr.. Taylor; extra large lot.
DRICE REDUCED.
$500 only-Van Ness ave-. bet. Jackson and
racine SITS; comfortable 2-story house containing
10 rooms and bath lot 25x100.
DosT-sT. BUSINESS CORNER.
L $35,000-Pays per cent and only partially
improved; large corner on Post ST., not iar roln
Mason.
DAYS II PER CENT
L $12, 4OO-Rents $1,000 per annum; desirable IN
sts; modern flats; always rented; extra large io'
n ON PACIFIC HEIGHTS.
MUST BE SOLD THIS WEEK
NO REASONABLE OFFER REFUS ED
$4,000 only-Broadway, mr.. Buchanan bay-wln-
dow cottage of rooms and bath; extra large lou
81 :4x137 :6; superb marine view.
THE LOT ALONE Is WORId
$1,000.
MAKE MONEY!
vi MAKE MONEY!
MAKE MONEY!
Buy one of those cheap lots on California and
Lake SITS. and 4th and 9Th ayes. - ,ooo
PRICES RANGE FROM $1,000 TO $1,000.
ONLY $50 CASH,
BALANCE SO PER MONTH.
Why pay rent? These lots are all ready for Dulld-
ing: streets severed and macadamized
CHEAP PEST LOTS IN THE CITY,
Take Sacramento California or Geary st. cable
car lines.
GOLDEN GATE AVE, BET. PIERCE AND
(T Scott SITS: 81 600; lot 60 9x1 81 6 will subdi-
BALDWIN & HAMMOND,
10 Montgomery st.
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baldwin & HAMMOND.
REAL ESTATE AGENTS AND AUCTIoNEERs,
10 Montgomery st.
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$40 ha Rope E Rs Sg BR Renee7 H ns
s. p R. r., and near China Basin, the terminal of
the san Joaquin Valley R. R.; title perfect; in
sured by the Title Insurance Co.; terms Of sale
will be made to suit purchaser, 81 per week.
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BIRTHS MARRIAGES DEATHS.

TBirth marriage ana death notices sent by mail
will not be inserted. They must be handed in as
either OF the publication offices and be Endorsed
with the name and residence OF persons authorized
to have the same publjshed.l
BORN.
DOUGLASS-In this city,, July Is, 1888, to the
wife OF George c. Douglass, a son.
GOLDSrONE-In this city. July u. 1885, to the
wife of NJ. A. Godstone, daughter.
SPINK-In Oakland, July z, 1895. to the wife Of
William n. Sphinx, a daughter.
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Q1O 6OO CORNER BUSINESS PROP
CD1Z. OOO. erty; former tenant got rich; 1t i:
the right place for the right man.
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A STRAL SERR-PRoF. HOLMES, b23 GEARY
"A St; horoscopes, questions, stocks. advice.
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~ ALINDO HOTEL: THE LEADING AND
" largest hotel in Oakland; table first class;
terms by week or month moderate; trains to and
from San Francisco every Is minutes; cars from
Sixteenth-street station pass hotel; sample-room
for commercial travellers on ground floor. ROBERT
GAY, Proprietor.
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FINANCIAL.

DARTIES HAVING MONEY TO LOAN IN
i small amounts OF 5000 to $4,000 place 1t
through us, free of charge at per cent interest
ger annum, payable semiannually, secured by first
mortgage on improved real estate in san Fran
cisco, the titles to which guaranteed by the
California Title Insurance Company We make
this liberal proposition in order to meet the de-
Inapd for small loans. Advise us of the amount
you wish to loan. and we will submit the security
for your approval. A. F. JOHNS q CO, financial
agents, room 8. 632 Market St, San Francisco.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1895-11-19
An IMPORTANT DECISION.
Post Rniironds and Exclusive TcIc-
graph PRIVILEGES.

WASHlNGTON, November 1S.-The
lons-pending case Of the United States
against the Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany and the Western Union Telegraph
Company was settled to-day by the unani-
nous decision OF the Supreme Court an
nounccd ia am opinion delivered 10y Mr.
Justice Harlan. The decision is one Of
the most important that has been made
by The Supreme Court affecting the re-
lations Of the government and the Pa
Cihc railroad. declaring. as fl does that
Congress has the right 10 acd TO- amend.
or alter the acts Of l,63-G granting aid
iu bonds and lani 90 the company for
the construction Of its line. The pro-
cecdins involved in the prt ent decision
was brought by the Attorney-Gcneral IN
pursuance OF directions contained in the
Anderson act OF lsss. which required an
companies engaged in operating raiiroad
or telegraph lines which had been aided
in any way by the government to main
tain and operate through their own re-
spcctive corporate Offices telegraph lines
for all purposes, and 10 exercise by them-
selves alone all telegraph franchises con-
lcrred upon them
The suit was brought in the Circuit
Court for the Eighth District. and. orIgi-
naly heard by Mr.. Justice Brewer. VINO
declared the agreement between the
Western Union and the Union Pacific
Telegraph companies. I'm which the former
held an exclusive right 10 operate the
telegraph lines along the railroad of the
latter. to be null and void. and Of no cf-
feet and directed the lniOn Pacific 10
also put an end TO all relations between
II and the telegraph company, and TO
operate it's own line Of telegraph. The
case went to the Circuit Court Of Ap-
peals. and Judges Caldwell and Thayer
reversed Judge Brewer I'm modified de
cree. but holding generally that the end
sought by the government could he Sc
cured only by other legal means. ana dls-
missing the bill for want Of jurisdiction.
The Supreme Court. by its decision to-
day. reversed the decree Of the Court
of Appeals. and affirmed that of Judge
Brewer. Of the Circuit Court.
The opinion further holds that since the
nassjne Of the act Of lSsS no telegraph
compqny can By contract with IailToah
company operating one Of the post-roads
Of the United states. over when inter-
state commerce is conducted, acquire an
exclusive right 10 such railroads for tele-
graph purposes. l.,,.
The cause was remandod TO the Nircut
Court. with instructions 10 make sup
elemental decree. enlarsing the period in
which tho railroad and telegraph com
.nauies may make such arrangements ad-
iustments. and changes as shall become
necessary by reason OF the annulhng oi
the contracts between them, 10 carry out
the p,ovisions Of the final decree OF that
oofrf.
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TELEGRAPH Driefs.

Atlanta. Ga.-The University OF the
South was defeated at foot-bail py ,thr
University OF Georgia, the score stahu'hs
- to q.
Iordon--A portion Of the loan ISSUED
by the Dominion Cotton-Mills company
1905. 300. first mortgage-has peeh iui'S SUI"
scribed for
Rome.-The popuiace OF Messina were
badly frightened by series OF EARN
quakes and fed from their houses. No
damage was done.
Brussels. The official returns Of the
municipal elections show that the Liberals
elected l5 the Catholics 10. ana the 90
cialists ) members of the municipal pody'
Rome.-The nomination of new rector
for the American College, in Rome, mas
been postponed. IL IL probable that ~;
Kennedy, formerly OF philadelphia. Will
be appointed TO the post.
Atlanta. GAG. w. Carter an employee
of the exposition was killed al Jackson
street and Highland avenue by Con-
solIdated tr0lley-car. He was formerly
from Greensboro, y. {.
Columbus. Ga.-At China Grove. IN Pike
county, Ala, Sunday afternoon. Profes-
sor j. W. Roquemore was killed 10y his
nephew, William Alexander. II is believed
the latter was craZed from drink.
Pars.-In the Chamber Of Deputies the
ministers obtained vote OF coniiehce-
rs % Son an Interpolation IN connec-
ton with the arrest in London OF tmil
Arton for completely in the Panama-canai
frauds.
Washngton.-A report received at the
Department OF State from Nice-Consul
St CrOiX De Ia ROnciere, stationed at
GuadalOupe. West Indies, shows that
japanese coolle labor has been iailure
on the island.
Washington Upon inquiry at the Navy
Department.. IL has been ascertalned that
published statements giving the specilca-
tions for armor for the new t-shps
are without authority. since no spcciucd-
tions have been adopted by the Depart
ment.
Atlanta, Ga.-Members Of the famous
GridirOn Cub, OF Washington, accom-
panied by ladies'. will visit Atlanta Thurs-
dav. the 2lst. By invitation OF the expo
siton, and arrangements have been made
To- nll two days with sightseeing anu
pleasure for them
New York.-Some Of Sundays daily pa
pers published the news OF the arrival OF
BartolOme MaceO. Nice-President OF the
cuban Republic, and DR. Castillo, Secre-
tary Of Finance. At Cuban headquarters,
No. 50 Broadway. the truth of this news
was emphatically denied.
Atlanta. Ga-A congress Of colOred doc
tors Of the United states met IN the First
Congregational church. Of Atlanta. ana
was welcomed 10 the city and exposition
by Commissioner !. Garland Penn Seven
States were represented, and Il national
organization OF cOlored physicians was
effected.
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PAYING TELLER DISAPPEARS.
lie Admits Having Misappropriated
Euuds Of Hank.

PHILADELPHIA, PA. November lh-
Charles T.. Ritter. paying teller Of the
Taceny Sav.ng-Fund, Title and Trust Com
pany. has disappeared. a warrant has
been issued by the officers OF the com
many for his arrest, but nothing what
ever is known Of his whereabouts
Ritter disappeared on Saturday night
after leaving a note for his wife saying
she would never again see him alive
President Lewis Il. Dick. Of the Saving
Fund Company. has also received a letter
from Ritter. I'm which he confessed TO
misappropriating funds OF the company,
and Informing him Of his proposed flight
4 meeting of the directors of the in
stitution was called. a warrant was issued
for Ritters apprehension. and an inyesu-
cation OF his accounts was Immediately
begun. The officers say they have no
idea whatever OF the amount taken by
Ritter The latter had been teller OF the
bank since its organization, about three
years ago.
Mrs. Ritter beieeea her husband has
committed suicide.