Reiners did not go away, or ItJie did.
he did not go far. On Sunday rno'ning
he returned and let himself Into Mr
Wick's office with his key. I bat
all anyone in the building knew of him
until a cleaning woman on the grou
floor heard a sudden crash on the K
ond floor. She van upstairs and found
the body of Reiners lying under
staircase well. He was dead.
a :r'
ties was reckoned to be ? -- . ?n
will was Hlso in the vallse disposlng
of the property among several rem
tives. including a sister. Maty' Relne
\r T^rsev Citv. Strate immediately <Hf
patched telegrams to two addresses
mentioned by Reiners in his carefully
drawn up will. One was returned a
undellverable and nothing was heat
"Vhf'd.h.r, in .M *
for aiirf Publisher went, to reckon un
Reinerss wealth, they found nothing to
'irln them. The securities wte all oi
companies about which no one could
discover anything, companies v. Ill
probablv passed away during the civil
war Reiners may have been worth
something, hut those who
bag shook their hea.is and said th man
simply bad conjured up a flc(t'tio"? ho
tune to take the place of th. on. he
may have had when he was youngei
people knew his name. ,
At the morgue the body was identifl
as that of George R. Reiners. 65. a na
tive of Germany, but RIchard Marse i
hauser of 271 Henry street. Brooklyn,
who made the identification said he had
no idea where Reiners had lived.
GUSSIE HUM ANN ASKS
FOR CHANGE OF VENUE
She Can't Get Fair Trial in
Queens, Attorneys Say.
