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The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
COLLECTOR DISAPPEARS
WITH EMPLOYER MONEY
Trusted Servant Is Missing With $1,000
and Relatives Fear fOr
His fFe


William Ruisinger, a collector for rhs
New Vienna BAKERY st III Larkin
street was reported missing last night
The missing man had $1,000 of collected
money belonging % his employers az
the tine Of his disappearance.
2 C. Bull OF 1872 Twelfth ave1ua.
Sunset District. brother-in-Iaw %
Ruisiugsr. reported the matter % TIA
MOrgue officials. and RuediEsr &
L0esCh- who control the confectionery
firm reported the case 70 the police
Ruisiuger. who has a wife and three
children az 1897 I street, Sunset Dis
trict, has been in the employ of Ruedi-
ger & LOesch for i've years. yesrer-
day he started on a coIlecrion rrip and
was not s@sn after O'Clock when he
was net BY his brother-1u- law. F. g
Bull, AT the bakery stables Ruisin-
gers wife and relatives are almost
frantic with grief. and fear rhar the
man may have committed suicide
They say that he was n0r a drinking
man and had been sickIy for some
tirue-
Ruedigsr & LOssch say that the Miss
ing man had collected nearly $1,000 yes
terday and should have reported n az
4 o'clock They fear that he may have
skipped out with the collected money.
Al The time OF his disappearance Ruiz
singer was stopping with his mother
in-law at 7s9 LcAuisrer street. He 5
s. years Ot age and Of LIGHT build
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
POLICE FIND MEN WHO
CLAIM TO BE WITNESSES
Five Union Men Say That james
Smith and His Companion Were
Not Assaulted by Gallagher.


The police have found little IN the
way Of new information IN the matter
Of the murder OF Anthony Gallagher.
who was shot by James Smith. a non
union negro stabIeman, on Saturday
night. Five witnesses have been Sc
cured and were taken before Smith
last night at the City Prison but he
could not identity them as being II the
party that assaulted him and his part
ner
Edward Giblin. Joseph Form. Mat
thew Gallagher and Herman KIagge
say they were with Gallagher at the
time he was killed and state that Gal
lagher advanced toward the negro.
saying that he wished 70 speak
with him. Then Smith shot him All
four are union men
David HedIick OF 437 Nineteenth ave
nue. told the police last night that he
witnessed the murder. He says that
he saw Gallagher and a Fat man walk
down Polk street toward Post At the
little aTIeyway in the rear OF the car
house they were met by another man
Hedltck heard Gallagher tel one OF the
men with him 20 go on the other side
OF the street. as the negroes might see
them coming Hedlick saw four or five
men standing az the corner OF Post and
Polk streets and when Gallagher ap-
preached them he saw flashes OF three
shots fired in rapid succession He
does not know who fred the shots and
claims that he saw no assault He IS
also a union man
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
REGISTERS HER
AS LADY SYKES
Countess de Liehterwelde
and English Baronet in a
Strange Role on the Sierra
GO AS MAN AND WIFE
Action of the Couple in
Colonies Starts a RumOr
of a Secret Marriage

Sir Tatton Sykes. the weIl-knoyn
British Baronet and gIobe-trotter.
whose sensa IonaI charges against his
young z5fe six years ago in London at
tracted vide attention. arrived here
yesterday from the Australian colonies
on the steamship Sierra He is regis
tered At the Palace Accompanying
him IS Countess de LichterweIde- The
pair were here last December on their
way to Australia. where they have
been travelling ever since Countess de
Lichterpelde is well advanced in years
and during her last visit 10 san Fran
cisco with Sir TattOn Sykes acted both
for herself ard MIN in all matters con-
Ceruing the welfare at the Palace
Hotel. where they occupied the best Of
apartments adjoining each other, ard
remained secluded during the better
part OF their stay here. Their close at
teation TO each other IN the colonies,
according TO the stories received here
yesterday. caused d report TO be circu-
lated there that they had been secretly
married. but this rum0r was soon dis
PEELED when it became generally known
that the court OF England. which heard
Sir Tatton's suit against Lady sykes.
simply granted him a separation and
not absolute divorce.
Much 70 the surprise Of the passen-
gers who embarked on the Sierra with
Sir Tatt0n Sykes and Countess de
Lichterwelde in the colonies the Baro-
net registered the Countess as Lady
Sykes. and she continued 70 be known
as such until the couple arrived at the
Palace yesterday, when they registered
under their respective titles and were
assigned 70 different rooms The cou-
pie are now on their way 70 the St.
Louis Exposition. from which they viii
depart direct for London
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
BACKACHE AND DIZZINESS.
Most of the Ailments Peculiar TO the Female
Sex are Due to Catarrh of Pelvic Organs.
WOMEN WHO SUFFER
Listen TO What Dr.. Hartman Pro.
poses TO To for You
Without Charge.

Doubtless hundreds OF thousands OF
women an over the United States have
seen Dr. Hartman's offer in the papers
now ne has undertaken To t-eaC every
woman suffering with any form OF fe-
male disease who wiz write 10 him. free
Of charge
To those who have not heard OF this it
may De said that DIP. Hartman IS QtySl-
cisn and surgeon OF great reuOWE in
medical circles. especially fin the treat
msEt OF these diseases which women
alone have 10 fear.
He has arranged u answer all letters
that are sent To him from women JrOu-
bIed with auF form Of female Wea EueSS
free Of charge giving the benefit OF
Snowlecse which has cost hin forty
ye5zrs 20 tcctlnu- -stte
The medicines be- presCri5es are Wir1fu
the reach OF any Homan- and she can get
them 1T auE drug s-0-e.
-tli she is required 20 90 Is TO send her
name and address together with her
symptoms. duration Of sickness and age
Address Dr. : 3. Hartman President
Of the Hartman SanisariuI- Cai'snl-
Mrs P schug so-ner Lake and
Orange streets Appleton. Wis writes
Before nv daughter was born 7 srif-
fered with intense nacETcheS and q verv
tired woru-out feeling. and felt that
must take something 20 sustain nv
strength So many Of nv friends had
used Prru1a and praised ft 50 highly
tlaI decided 70 try a bottle or two. I
FOUND 70 nv great relief that ir reduced
nv backachA and really siren gthened ne
in wonderful manner under the cfrcuu-
stances Mrs. P Schug
Catsrrh Of one organ IS exactly The
anne Cat2rrG OF any OrHer arEau-
What VIII cure Catarrh or the head viii
also cure catarrb OF the pelvic organs
PerUua cures these cases simply because
il cures the catarrh.
We have on file many thousand testi-
mOniaIs ike the ones given here We
can only give our readers slight
glimpse Of the vast array OF unsolicited
endorsements are receiving every
month No other physician in the world
has received such volume OF enthusi-
asIfc ard grateful letters Of thanks -
Dr Hartman for Peruua.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
Californians in New York.

NEW YORK, June 27--The follow
ing CaHfornizns are registered in New
York:
From San FrancIsco-MrS. Aber-
nathy. at the Cosmopolitan; J. P.
Allen. at the Broadway Central; A 2.
Bridge and H s Bridge, at the Hotel
Navarro; F. B. BurneII, at the Herald
Square; Mrs. T. H. Chamberlain, at
the St. George; s. B. ConnelI and NJ.
P. Fisher, at the Hotel Imperial: J. T.
GfImartin, at the Navarro ]. V GOff
and wife. at the Broadway Central,
Miss A. c. Gregg and Miss c. Gregg.
at the Kensington; z. II. Hamilton, at
the Hoffman: ". W. Hoag, at the
Hotel Imperial; L A kellogg, at the
Holland; c. V. Manner and wife, at
the Imperial. E c. Mccullough. at the
York; $ L. Plant, at the Herald
Square: A Rudgear and wife, at the
Imperial: G. c. Smith, at the Herald
Square; Mrs. J. D. SpreckeIs and Miss
l. SpreckeIs. at the AIbemarIe; j.
Steinberger and W. E Steinberger, at
the Imperial: Miss D. c. Stewart, at
the St George. ". 5. Tevis and wife,
AT the Holland; NJ. e UImer, at the
Herald Square. W. H. Wiester and
wife and NJ. Wilson and wife, at the
Navarro, and NJ. W. Wilson and wife,
at the Holland
From San RafaeI-A- Foster, B. B.
Foster, P Foster and the Misses Fos-
ter. at the Holland
From Los Angeles. G. Plato and
l. Schureuger, at the New Amsterdam.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
Personal.

Dr. s 6 Boyle OF Santa Rosa is al
the Lick
A F. Griffith Of Honolulu is at the
ST. Francis.
B. F. Brooks. an oil man Of Weed.
is ar the Palace
z. Kendall a mining man Of Tono-
pah, is at the Palace.
DR.. E. O. BIumer and wife OF Los
Angeles are at the Occidental
John FinneU- the weII-known Tehama
County rancher, is at the Palace.
Humboldt Gates, weII-known young
mining man, is registered AT the Palace
G. Bayhe. a well known mining man
OF Northern California. is at the Pal
ace
Phil Metschan, proprietor OF the
Imperial Hotel Of Portland. and wife
are staying AT the Palace.
Chief Engineer William Hood Of the
Southern Pacific company returned
yesterday from a visit 10 New York
T. F. Dunaway, general manager Of
the Sierra Valley Railroad. is down
from Reno and staying at the Palace
Henry Hahn of Portland, one OF the
commi miSS1onerS OF the Lewis and Clark
exposition, is registered al the Pal
ace
2. II. Buckeley-Johnson Of London.
who has spent several seasons at Bur
Iingame. arrived here yesterday on the
steamship Sierra and is registered at
the Palace.
Charles C Jones. a prominent min
ing engineer of Salt Lake City and
lately serving in that capacity for the
Mountain Copper Company Of Shasta
County, is at the Grand
W. A. Jones, United States Commits
sioner Of Indian Affairs. arrived from
Washington yesterday and is registered
at the Occidental He is here TO super
wise the opening Of bids for supplies
for Indian reservations. Samuel Slater
chief OF finance OF Indian affairs, is ex-
pected from Washington in a few days
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
Dairynen Fujoined

The United Milk Company yester-
day produced the $4,000 bond ordered
by Judge SeaweII and was granted a
temporary injunction against NJ. SAL
Omon and others fr~m engaging in the
milk business directly or indirectly
pending the hearing OF the milk com
bine's suit for $4,000 for alleged
breach Of contract II was stated that
the SaIomOns agreed TO sell the 1Ier-
ced dairy 70 the trust, but repudiated
the agreement The defendants de-
clare that the milk company obtained
the agreement BY false and fraudu-
lent representations
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
DARING CRIME
Is COMMITTED
Fred 4. Manuel. a Farming
Nan of CaliStOga, Is Held
Up and Robbed Of $500
JOB DONE AT 8 O'CLOCK
Two Masked Men Relieve the
Pedestrian Of His Coin at
Bush and SansOme Streets

T-sd A. Name. a farmer. who ar
.r-rei II Gown from Csustoga yesrer-
d=- -nor-ir-. was he'd Up ard robbed
c- $3.50 Lzz- night The crime vas
e --l--=5 ~ the corner q Sansome
E-L 8lsh streets hy ruo masked men
= -ss one II a series Of daring crimes
rs- have been peruz-raceE during the
=- week i1 -he wh1Iesa-e secrllu and
g. b. car a-he bol6est 5er reported 10
e. police
Manuel was registered az the Lick
House ard had been AZ The ferry early
o. -he evening % meet friend from
rre country on his way back he
z=E I'D Bush street which was well
i-1-=d As he nea-e1 the corner of
Ss-sc1-s street rp0 men crossed from
t-z other side and 61dged into a dark
< -crUay ahead % him. He thought
r-rrE ~ rEa occurrence When he
reached -le doorway. however ne 7Tas
E-zr-le5 7--1 command ID throw up
Es -a-Es Tie masked Ueu worked
r-.czv warning him Cd keep his mouth
Er-r Both has revc-v--s and Man
ue-s hands uer- " liz an Instant He
szzs. Eefs-v relieved -f all -1aE he had
e. his 7aIe-. $500 without waiting
Z. take ais Wa-c1 t1e foo-1sds fed
down B-sr street and into Battery
The UEf----Ez-e man cried out
s--ELv and Policeman Jack O'COnrOr
r-r 5rr- t-1- 6earuy street 5ur the
tEs we're -ur ~ sight Manuel was
ken q -te police station. where he
give a good description Il the robbers
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
CHARLES II. MARKHAM
MADE VICE PRESIDENT
Lines Are 10 Be similarly
ETev1fed

-r--Ceu-eur was O-IclaLly
t-zte yesterday that General Manager
&. r. Markham ~ The Southern Pa
C-. had been elected a vice president
NJ The company 20 Ill the vacancy
caused rv -rz recent res iguaCion OF
Esr-- e E----ErC--
IN connection Ul-h The appointment
explained rrar the selection Of
~ Larzhsu Tor the new position
s. In keeping with the purposed pol
-V NJ .rLe Hartman syndicate 20
make -re general managers Of all the
roads watch Il controls vice presidents
- --e-- respective companies IN order
--a- each viii oe properly represented
0 rs ow1 territory
Several weeks ago the report came
f-1- Sew York thar Pres dent z H
rr-z- was seriously thinking of
a-r----E Ch5=< Counsel William F
- Cf -he southern Pacific 70 the
position ~ assistant rc rhe president.
--= Vrich was then and IS stiII held
- Director * Maintenance and Op-
e----s IEl-s Ar--Esc lDLrL but aC-
c-r[l-E 10 The latest report this plan
rzs been abandoned
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
MRS. MARCHAND
FILES Her SUIT
Asks Divorce and Division
Of Property Including
the Famous Restaurant
SENSATIONAL CHARGES
Alleges Husband and His
Partner COnspired to De-
fraud Her of Rights

: The expected trouble at law between
Evelyn Z Marchand and Pierre Priet
& Co have begun Mrs Marchand has
fled IT the Superior Court 4 voIumin-
Gus complaint. IN which the alIega tions
are numerous and specific. Its basis is
domestic differences. upon which she
f0unds her charges Of business frauds
and financial complexities
MIS- Narchard asks f0r a divorce
from her husband Edward Marchand.
who IS in France She also asks for
an injunction preventing Priet & Co.
from selling the Narchand restaurant;
she asks the court 70 appoint a re-
ceiver for the restaurant business IN
order that its profits may be kept
within reach Of the court. and de-
u-ands an accounting from Pierre Priet
Of his business dealings with her hus-
band. both in relation TO the res-aU-
rant and their interest IN rhe property
on O'Farreu street, near Powell. she
asks that Priet be declared indebted
% her husband for 5000 Of the latter s
money which he used 20 pay of a
mortgage, she asks the court 70 assign
as community property a third interest
IN the property and income Of the bust
ness and the s25000 Of Marchand-s :
money which she says Priet invested
for him in the O'Farrell street prop
erty. And pending the hearing OF this
litigation Mrs. Narchand wants $500 a
month alim0ny. $3.50 for costs and 500
for attorneys fees
Preliminary 10 these demands the
plaintiff recites that her husband is
guilty Of desertion. in that he left her
on July %. 1902. OF wiIIfuI neglect. in
that since then he has failed 10 pro-
vide her with the uecessaries OF life,
and Of extreme cruelty, IN that he
caused 20 be published in the san Fran
cisco newspapers a notice that he would
r0t be responsible for her debts This
latter act she says. was done for the
purpose Of humiliatiug her before her
friends, and since then he has taunted.
maIigned and sIandered her and held
ber Up 20 ridicuIe by circulating false
statements affecting her treatment Of
him
Mrs Msrchaud alleges that the res
taursnt business is worth more than
$50 900. that its property and money
have a value Of So. 600 and that its
profits since August, 1895. have been
SO COO In this property. she says. her
husband owned a third interest with P.
Priet and II Debret Besides SO, 600 Of
Marchand's accrued profits. So, 900 has
been invested by Priet IN the OFarrelI
street property
She alleges al some length and with
reiteratiou that Marchsnd and Priet
eonspired for him % transfer all Of his
interests and income 10 Priet il order
70 prevent her from getting any ali
mony maintenance OF community
property IN the event that she sued for
divorce and. TOO. she AYERS that Priet
has threatened 10 ruin the business II
she should get any judgment against
the property She says that Marchand
has gone 70 France and that PrieL is
planning 70 sell the business and 90
there TOO This, she says. is with the
intent 70 evade and defeat the order Of
the court
M and Mrs Marchand were married
in Alameda County September 9. 1sS4-
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
EMINENT JESUIT DEAD.
Rev. Thomas Leonard. a WeIl-knOwn
Teacher. Passes Away

SAN JOSE, June 27--Rev- Thomas
Leonard. for a number OF years a mem
Der Of the faculty az Santa Clara Col
Iege. died Al that institution early this
morning The deceased was born ii
Ireland in 1s2L He had been q teacher
for over half century When q
years OF age he came 70 New York with
his wife, and in 1854 70 California
IN the early sixties he was principal
q the Mission Grammar School and
later taught IN the High School in San
Francisco. When his wife died in 1867
he entered Santa Cara College as a
novice ana was ordained a priest in
1sT3- Since that time he has been en-
ployed as a teacher either al Santa
Clara College, St Ignatius in san
Francisco or At St JOseph's in Los
Garos.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

Mimic love. warmed TO a mad in
fatUation in the glare OF the foot
lights. is said 70 have caused Actor
James DUrkin, formerly leading man
al the AIcazar Theater. to break faith
with his sweet little wife and 70 lay
at the feet OF Miss Frances Starr the
devotion he owes and once paid to
the woman that bears his name The
story dates back 70 the time that Miss
Starr and Durkiu were cast 10 play
parts that had very strong love
scenes. Almost before they were
aware OF their danger their feelings
got beyond control. Engagements
were made for meetings outside the
theater- The little wife who was be-
ing left alone began TO wonder at the
change IN her husbands manner
toward her Members Of the AIcazar
company began 10 notice. The men
talked seriously 70 Durkin. the women
avoided Miss Starr.
Many things finally convinced the
wife that her husband no longer
cared for her. but IT was not until a
short time ago that she became aware
OF his fnfatuation for Miss Starr. Dur
kin continued 10 support his wife, but
allowed her only a few dollars for
expenses-he who had formerly been
so lavish When she was first in
formed Of her husbands conduct she
refused to believe IT, She trusted him
implicitly and refused 10 set traps or
spies about him. Never had she
dreamed Of following her husband TO
the theater. he had her trust and
faith. Later however, q chance re-
mark in her hearing opened her
eyes and she left her husband in the
vain hone that her absence would
show him his folly. When she left
him he removed TO an apartment
house on Post street.
After five years OF happiness the
husbands weakness had shattered the
dream. Still the wife maintains amid
sobs that she cannot understand il
all; she was z loving and true wife,
took care OF him when he was suffer
ing from a painful accident. and still
half doubts his fault At the Al
eazar Mrs Durkin is spoken Of as a
quiet, modest little woman. and some
OF Durkin's personal friends are out
spoken IN eondemning his treatment
OF her. Mrs. Durkin is Pitts
burg girl and is practically alone here.
She is Of a retiring disposition and
has few friends 70 stand BY her in her
trouble.
Yesterday Durkin told his wife that
he was going tp San Jose and TO
Oakland 70 attend 70 some business.
Later IN the afternoon it was reported
that both he and Miss Starr had
been seen together in Oakland. Dur
kin had signed a contract with the
AIcazar management 70 play leads for
next season. but owing 70 his conduct
with Miss Starr the management has
Cancelled the contract Miss Starr
closed her engagement Sunday night
She was 70 have returned in two weeks
for another season. but she was not
resigned
Il is reported that Mrs. Durkin
went 10 the Alcazar one evening. after
she knew Of the affair. and had an
interview with her husband and Miss
Starr. She pleaded with the latter
not 10 wreck her happiness and bring
disgrace upon Durkins widowed
mother and her own Miss Starr's)
family. Then II is claimed Miss Starr
said that they had both tried TO break
OF the intimacy several times. but
had failed: that she loved Mr.. Dur
kin and would not give him I'D.
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
MURDERER ESCAPES
IN WONLAN'S GARB
Makes His Way Through Picket Lines
OF Posse Surrounding
His Lair.

IA CROSSE. Wis. June z7-Tt ts
reported here that the slayer Of Sher-
II Harris OF S. CrOiL County esca ped
through the posse picket lines in the
darkness last night IL Is also report
ed that he shOr a woman and a boy
near North Bend II Is said that near
TeCUpIeau he compelled a woman TO
give him her outer clothing and n
this disguise he went through IN
harmed
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

having closed their apartment at
Stonelefgh Court. Washington. D. c..
for two months, are occupying the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Booth.
1914 Harrison street, Oakland Mr. and
Mrs. Booth are summering at their
country place at BrookdaIe, Santa
Cruz County, Cal. ..~
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

What makes the world &C
round III business almost the
most serious work Of man +
business and business aver
AGES rather crooked. There Is
no straighter thing IN the
world than Schilling 5 Best; al
your grocer s
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
MISS LAWRENCE
BECOMES BRIDE
OF R. A. DE AN

Gayly the wedding bells rang last
night, when Miss Catherine v. Law
renee pIighted her troth to Robert
Armstrong Dean N the presence OF
hosts OF fond friends at Calvary Pres
byterfan Church.
The bride, a maid OF distinctive style.
wore a robe Of white mousseIine satin.
with a bertha Of rose point. Proudly
upon her brow a wreath Of orange
blossoms lay, holding in place a soft
tuIle veil Lilies Of the valley formed
the bridal bouquet.
The attendants upon the statuesque
bride were Miss Alice LudIum of Den
yer, maid Of honor, who wore a dainty
white fTOCk with q haIf-wreath Of
white rosebuds in her hair. Miss Eu-
genie Hawes. Miss Beatrice SpIivaIo
and Miss Imogen LudIum OF Los An
geIes. all Of whom were smartIy frock-
ed in white, wearing pink wreaths
The bridal party in the professional
was grouped effectively, Mr. and Mrs.
J. 2. Shredder Jr. leading the way
Then followed the ushers, A w. Fol-
Iansbee Jr. and Thomas Denfng and
the brides mother. Mrs. NJ V. Ting
Iey-Lawrence, on the arm Of Ransome
Carey Van Fleet.
The bride was escorted to the altar
and given away by General Lucfus
Harwood Foote, an old friend OF the
family.
Mr.. Dean was attended by Lucian
Knight
An incident full Of dramatic pathos
occurred at the conclusion Of the mar
rage service. The brides late father
was a soldier IN the Mexican war, and
when she was hardly more than an in
fant the local association Of veterans Of
that war adopted her as "a daughter Of
the regiment" Last night the asso-
citation turned out in force TO do honor
TO the child Of their dead comrade.
When the Rev. DR.. John HemphiII
had pronounced the benedictfon and the
newly wed couple turned from the altar
TO leave the church, the venerable com
mander Of the asso- -tation stepped into
the aisle
Attention rang out his soIdierIy
voice: salute"
Instantly every veterans right hand
came up and the pretty bride passed
between rows or gray haired men who
wished her long life and happiness.
After the ceremony a small recep-
ton was held at the home of the
brides mother, TO which the bridal
party and a few intimate friends were
biddeu-
The happy pair viii be away for
three weeks on their nuptiaI trip. the
destination a secret coyly guarded
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Martin Mann
have been the guests OF the Edward
Aliens at their beautiful summer
home in SonOma Valley. La Lomerta.'
Mrs. Mann returned a few days ago
TO her cottage at Ben Lomond. where
the charming young matron is dis
pensing much hospitality. On the 4th
she viii entertain Miss Allen and Louis
s. Martel-
After a prolonged stay in Europe,
Mrs. A. P. HotaIing has returned to
her home
A. arL Mr. vUsIrf1-- N r,.-r--
The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28
FIRE DESTROYS THE
WOODLAND CREAMERY
Dairying Interests Suffer Loss OF an
Important Concern Of
YOIO County,

WOODLAND. June 27.-The Wood
land creamery was burned this even
ing. together with all its contents The
loss IS estimated at $1,000. The de-
struction OF the concern is Of great
import 70 this community, as il was
the depot for the dairying interests
During the fire an explosion wrecked
a part OF the strueture- This has af-
fOrded cause for the suspicion that in
cendiaries set FIRE 70 the building.