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DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE
DRESS SSMRnING

DRESSNANING.
DkE-f~M Nk II; II ghly capable ana strict
ly rr-t class dr-ssiuaI-er sp.laits the pat
roIst-. ot refined carries. assuring work ~
the very highest order az extremely ."ss"u-
aba" prices sklr}s for stout ngur"s a
81. 'Iaity, nt'inE done AZ residence ~ De
sired. CAL or address 2lS West 2uth-st..
parlor floor.
DRE~~NA I.R First class dreSSmSker
wishes few customers more hy the Gay
-. S''IiWAEZ. CaFe OF Mrs. Schan. sos
East Nlst-sf.
LADY wants plain sewing and children s
dresses and shirt waists to make. prices
rcas n.blr Mrs. HOLLAND. 80 East 10th
~. Top door. west
MESDAMES AJpRAN. ~ West 533 st.
fn.m Paris robes and corsctS, latest de-
signs, made Ia order AT moderate prices
chliar-n's garments = FFecia!ty.
NpTiCE.-To introduce our well made
perfect fitting garments out % cloth that
formerly cost $6i ana SO. viii make. FOR
ter days only for SO. SILERS. - Coium-
tC> ave.
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30z-s 931 BN~sy. cor. 63th-st-,
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DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTFRNATIONALD DETECTIVE AGENCY,
Licensed and bonded. 320 Broadway.
Rooms 7IT-7lS. telephone 1851 Franklin
Az civil and criminal cases attended 10 By
expert detectives. male and female.
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An AUCTION SALE Of Standard Books.
in rich bindings. will begin today. At ].
o clock at salesrOoms.
337 BROADWAY. NEAR WORTH-ST::
and las FULTON ST, NEAR BROAhWA ~.
In the stock are LIMITED EDITIONS
Of Dickens Hugo. Thackeray, Eliot. Irving,
Scott and Balzac. Rambaud's Russia Mar
tins France, samples and renainders Of
Harper & Brothers u. Appleton II co. and
other New-York and Boston publishers
Appleton Applied Mechanics, Encyclo-
pedia Britannica. Aliases. Art Works. In
ternational Dictionary. Globes, &C. Sale
positive and without reserve. I. WILLIAM
son. y. VI. JONES. ED. SIMMONS. Of
fiCiating Auctioreers
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BOOKKEEPER Will write UP books for S2
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anced; reasonable terms. INTRICATE. Box
% Tribune Office
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ro IN1PRovE TECHNIcAL INsT1TUTE.

The fve-story brick school building Of the He
brew Technical Institute. Nos 81 and 56 Stuyve-
sant-st will be extended by the erection Of a five
story annex, 491Ox491o, fronting in Ninth-st Pol
lard & Stenam, the architects, have inquired out
an outlay of SO GOJ for the improvement.
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LABOR SAVING MACHINERY.
MR MANUFACTURERS

lMRo MANUPAG j yRGIR
Has competition reduced your profits so
that you can barely cover your expenses
Consult me. I can increase YOUR profits and
put YOUR business a paying basis.
MIR. INVENTOR, IN making your expert
ments have you reached a point where ex-
pert suggestions or advice would be destra-
bic In perfeCtipg your model? / can assist
YOU. and. II necessary. make all designs
and build the model in my laboratory.
LAWRENCE j. ZIMMERMAN, Consulting
Electrical and Mechanical Engineer. lo6 70
10 Centre-st
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Apartments hoanlco.

XyTANTEp.-First class apartment furnished unfur-
w for adults, from April reference
Address Z. a. n. Box - Tribune Office.
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DEAUGHTSMAN and DESIGNER. Ne
Chanical; moderate salary. graduate: ten
wears experience. WILLIAM II. FLOOD
~ Wood Place. Youkers. y. Y
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COUNTRY position wanted by married
man, where his services would he vau-
able: In present place as superintendent Of
apartment dwellings the last six years:
good executive and systematizer; practical
mechanic was brought w IN country;
strong personal references. H. Box 3
Tribune Office
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Ccnntrn 11ropertn for Sale.

Ccnntrn propertn for Sale.
DEAUTIFJ'L Conn yalley. miles from Springfield: 100
ID line ele-tTics; finest in Iampden
this latitude MAGNIFICENT saratoriun
home. srENCER, ISL Main-st.. Springfield. Mass
ZINE HOUSE AND LOT. with stable; atractivey sit
I uated and with ali modern improvements and con
veniences; Montclair. New Jersey. Apply JAMES IL
FUTILE. Tribune Building. New-fork.
5e19e n+iebborhooi win large Dwelling also Cottage
high. commanding fine Views plenty fruit
and shade
OWNER. p o. Box No 1874. New YORK.
rI,I4E MOUNTAIN HOUSE For sale.-1.ooo feet eleva-
i ton King Mountain. back Of Cornwali-on-
Hudson. Fully furnished. 30 miles from here. Mag
njfcent views. and shrubbery. dry air
Suitable for Sanitarum or school 20
acres Accessible by Shore. Central Erie
Poafs and River toats Address 42s Produce Exchange
HOTEL NOW OPEN.
w Sea shore Cottages a HILL weekapaug ror-
E9yes Beaclo and Pleasant View. completely fur
Ell IS . hours from Boston. ! from New
Fer full information write.
Real Estate. Westerly. II. T.
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~ received their Uptown Office No 1.242 Broadway.
received branch offices regular
Office rates until O'Clock p NJ. 254 ave.
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42a-st 6th-ave ~ East l4th-st; 257 West
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30 between 10th nth 1929 Sd ave near
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HOW TO he HEALTHY. BEAUTI-
EGI. AND STRONG.

HEALTH WATER Of the World. Ingram
Litha Water; Natural Specific: Rheu-
Bright's Disease. Indigestion.
Dropsy and Gout INGRAM LITHIA
WATER CO. 55-5T West 26th-st.
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FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
NEATLY furnished large fwnt room for
gentlemen or couple: private. gas and
bath ~ East 36,h st
18TH 81 3lG EASr.-EIegant furnished
room and connecting room; gentleman or
couple. ga. bath. private house, moderate
list ST. rs WEST.-Two furnished
rooms with use of bath; gentlemen only
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KINDLING WOOD.

Ring up 279 Madison Square for
f. j. MCLUSKY'S MURRAY HILL
KINDLING WOOD FACTORY,
36th st. ana 1st-aye. Largest dealers.
Lowest prices.
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ilnfurnisbco Apartments Go Get.
FURNISHED Apartments Go Cft.

TIL AVE COR. s6TH- -ST.-Eiegant apartments fur
nshed unfurnshed; $500 zoo Apply janitor.
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GARDENER and CARETAFER Married
no children. experienced grower of green
house plants. grapes. all flowers fruits and
Vegetables: excellent references. JAMES.
123 East SOtl-St
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ACCOUNTANT-Expe will examine, ad-
just. balance or audit books. anywhere
or any time; reasonable fee. highest cor
poration and mercantile references.
FRANK ]. MACKAIN GerlSen building.
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LOST.
MACHINERY. /.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-.Go secondhand
wood and iron working machines; fully
guaranteed: machinery bought and ex-
changed. GEO. b. EDDY. 39S Madson-st
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hooks.
l0VERlMG'S BOOK STORE


s23 BROADWAY. NEAR 18TH ST
Everybody in New York and for h1ty
miles around knows lowering HIS store Is
feadGuarters for book-lovers and book,
buvers All kinds OF books 10 suit all
tastes and ali pocketbooks. HISTORICAL
books, biographical. religious. scientii@ic, nc
books of travel books of fiction DOCKS loI
children. poetry, etc. etc. Anything you
want, and positively at the lowest prices 10
be had in the United States.
Encyclopedias sale for a song-AP-
pleton's Chambers, Britannica, and Peo-
pies Books and libraries purchased.
lowering. S23 Broadway near l-th ST.
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WOK WANTED.

ARTIST of experience desires employment
two or three days a week; illustrating.
decorative and color work: teaching. Box
2I9. Ridgewood. y. ].
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COAL AND WOOD.
CARPET CLEANING.

CAREFUL CARPET CLEANING CO.-Car-
pets cleaned by steam. by hand on tho
floor. 1883 Broadway. 42l East 4Sth-st-
zoe & BRANDT Te! 132-3Sth.
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BAKER. R.-First class foreman and second
hand on bread and cake, city or country.
Call 6. KOLSTH. 81 Onderdonk-ave.. or
Telephone ~ Bushwick. Rrooklyn.
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DRAWINGS. An expert mechanical
drauGhtsman and machine designer
would like work 10 DO at home: inven-
tions developed. Address r. e., ia Co
lumhia Heights Brooklyn
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BOOKK KEEPER.-Young man. 90. married /,
10 years practical experience; Al refer
ence. Address r. h, 152 Bleerker- St,
BROOKLYN.
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GOING To CHICAGO. desire to represent
and handle some good line. CHICAGO.
Box ~. Tribune once
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BOY. 16. wants position with chance Of ad
vancement: good education. WILLIAM
JOHNSTON 997 Pacific St. Brooklyn.
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DRINER.-Trustworthy Young man; steady
position, can give security. Address W
MAILER. 636 Chauncey-st-. Brooklyn.
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Gpuntrp f)ropertn to Crt.

HOUSE. nine bath. ne-haf acre vim
l. fruit furnished UNFINISHED. season or
nicely located; four blocks from depot Floral PARK
MAYNARD KISSAM
S,EABRIGHT vicinity: 30 cottages 10 rent for the
- summer from $500 5000 Address " "
PACKER & SON. Seahrigh Y J.
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COLI.ECTOR-A young man. % as col
lector with real estate firm; thoroughly
experienced: references and bond. II. J.
FERRIS 260 East 1Oth-st
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BOY. IA, in an Office: honest and willing
JOHN GUARENTE. Isl Grand-st.
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CoACHMAN.-Enslish married. no chill
dren; first class city references written
and personal. Address c.. 147 East 39th-st
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WORK WANTED.
reInale.

CaSHIER.-Young lady. IS; highest ~
wears reference from last employer ME
ROTH. 323 Rivington-st-
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iNEER.-Competent steady: factory.
office building or apartment. day OF night;
understands steam and hydraulic elevators.
MAtHiNlST 296 Broome- st. basement.
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BILLIARD AND pool TABLES.

billiard AND POOL TABLES. new and
second hand. lowest prices; easiest terms.
MARX BROS. =" Union Square.
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JASITOR.-By retired sailor In club OF
apartment house. understands steam:
homes, and sober. member OF :. and A VI.
y. G. DUSINBERY. - Hancock ave. Jer-
sey city.
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BOY. 16. at anything; good reference.
GEORGE NACKINNON. 143 Brook-ave.
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FURNISHED 6onses Go frI-Gouutrp.

4 7 RINERDALE-ON- H UDSON.-To lease furnished or
~ unturulsied exceptionally desirable resi1ence,
rooms baths; steam heat, throughout park Il
acres large stable station convenient Ia
city. JOAN B. JAMES II West 33d- st
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COACHMAN.-By n good all around man
can take care of a first class stable; not
afraid of work: Will be found willing and
obhEtnE servant Address THOMAS. Box
II. Tribune Office.
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EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES.

ST. B8RTMGl l0MEw'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
2ll East 42I ST. first class domestics are
supplied
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TRSE.-Position as infants nurse, ther-
oughly competent; understands all loo'ss :
highest reference call or address E. 4 =
2l6 East 33d-st.
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MANAGER or FOREMAN on farm. capa-
hlr OF taking entire charge II gentle
mans estate first class references. Ad-
dress W. NJ 15J North Clinton-st-. POugh-
keeIsie. y. Y.
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OLD BOOKS BOUGHT & SOLD.

BOOKS for cash; entire libraries pur-
chased: calls at residences free s. q
RAINS $50 5th-ave.
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COAfHNAN Single; understands care fine
horses. carriages harness. personal refa--
enc: city or country. OWEN TEAGJE
l}S East +lSt-st.
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MIDDLE! AGED business man would Ike
20 have New-YorI agency Of reputable
concern: remuneration dependent on Sue
cess. +. W. Box -. Tribune Office
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THE LAWYERS TITLE
INSURANCE COMPANY
OF NEW YORK,
81 and 80 Liberty Street.
445 and 46 Maiden Lane.

Under its system, doubtful points in
titles are submitted to its Committee OF
Counsel, consisting OF well-knOwn real
estate lawyers. This protection makes
its policies the strongest issued.
Losses in fourteen years OF business,
S27.323.21
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COACHMAN.-Married thoroughly under
stands care OF fine horses and carriages; ;
good, careful city driver. strictly temper
personal reference from present and former
employers. Address =. care Shevland. 21S
East 74th-St
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Gountrn propertn for Sale or 20 Ert.

INNGLEWOOD and vicinity, Houses for sale or rent.
II several furnished houses. WEATHERBY & co
Englewood. y. J.
NOR SALE OR RENT.-Furnished house nlca
Il yard; near station Chester EEL Mt. Vernon, y Y
Address J. A. Box II. Tribune ONCE
NIONTCLAIR. y. J.-Caolce uroperries-Salo
vi rent. CLARENCE r TIRrS onn acI@a
station. and 5 Beekman ST n. Y
4 DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown ohice No l.2i2 Broadway
II door north Of 3lst-St., until m.
received the following branch Offices at regular
m,
23d-st.: 152 Gh-ave.
and l4thst 142 Columbus West 6sth-st. If4,
West l2d-st-. 6h-ave.; w.
a2d ST. between 9TH and sh aves.; i59 47th SS
5d-ave between I6th and 18th 3d-aye near
olst-s lios lst-aye. S9th-st. 756 Tremont-ave
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COACHNAN.- Single: aged -: good ap-
pearance. six years best references.
willing and ohliging; country preferred.
Address WELDON. care OF Facanl Aoj IN
ave
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COACHNA\.-By a Young man whose
present employer is about 70 dispose OF
his horses. fve years with present EN-
ployer: viii b. highly recommended for
efficiency and s"hr,ety. call or address
WILLIAM. N69 Madison-ave
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COACIEMAN.- -Swede: respectable. temper
ate, thoroughly understands care horses,
CITY or country; last employer can - seen.
CONRAD THORSSEr.I. IT, East 5fst-st.
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COACTIMAN Married. no enCumbrance; ;
thoroughly understands the proper care nf
horses and carriages. can furnish fifteen
years best references. last and former en-
ployers can he seen. =. d, 2uS Vast
ilSt-St.
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Gin lropcrln for Sale or 60 Get.
rNo LET OR FOR SAIETwo story nansarl roof frame
L Dwelling 90 West 1921 between and I4uor
avs ROBERT l. BROWN. 20 Nassau
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A RESPECTABLE colored boy position
OF any kind: reference; not afraid Of hard
work. Address GRIFFITH. care Owens.
tE{ West 36th-st.
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COACIIMAN or CARETAKER.-
single or double: ten years reference.
JOHNSON. BOX so Tribune Office.
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Insure in the strongest and best
, 1901-10-16
Railroad Notes.

Alex Mari will be in from North
park on Saturday with six cars of cat
tie for the market.
Robert Burns, travelling auditor for
the Pacific Hotel company, was an
e~ast-bound passenger at noon.
Geddes Bros. will ship a trainload
of sheep from Medicine Bow on the
10Th of this month.
H. C. Wagner, travelling passenger
agent Of the Chicago, Milwaukee and
st. Paul, with headquarters in Denver,
was here this morning, leaving on
train No. 3 for Salt Lake and other
western points.
All the principal officers Of the Chi
cago and Northwestern, the Union Pa.
cilc and the Oregon Railway and Nav,
igation company held a conference at
Salt Lake yesterday. The Union Pa.
cifc representatives were President
Burt, General Manager Dickinson ant
' General Passenger Agent IOmax.
, 1901-10-16
LARAMIEITES LOSE THEIR
MONEY In DENVER

The Cheyenne Tribune of this morn.
ing had the following
Henry H%unsicker. a middle-aged
German employed at the ranch of Ora
Haley ear Laramie, was fleeced of his
earnings in Denver Monday night. He
was en- route to Kansas City. Desiring
to e Denver, he imbibed too many
beers and become easy game for two
affable strangers. who were going to
show him a good time. They landed
him for SAC, all the money he had on
earth, and turned him adrift. He ap-
piled to the police for a nights lodg-
ing, which was given him.
A. B. Gibson. employed by the Colo.
RADIO Fuel & Iron company at Laramie
picked up a gay young damsel by the
name of May Geltman on the streets
of Denver Monday night. She prompt
ly touched him for $6.65. He fell to
the game and had her run in, but can
not prove a case. She denounced him
as 4 "piker," and he was compelled to
spend the night in Jail.
, 1901-10-16
New Train Register.

d. R. Thompson, formerly with Col
onel d. C.. Dodge in the office of the
Rio Grande Western, has accepted a
position to travel for the Railway Safe
ty Train Register company and will
start or his new work within a few
days.
The company is a new railway appli-
ance manufacturing concern, of which
J. j. Frey is the president, and with
headquarters in this city, says the
Denver Timese.
Five railroads nave adopted their
new device and several more have it
under investigation. It is a train reg
lister using continuous sheets. where
by the records for an entire month
may be preserved intact. Only one
days register is exposed at a time and
no possible error can be made as to
date when enginemen and trainmen
register in or out of a division point.
Two of the Colorado lines have adopt
ed it and Mr.. Thompson's first work
will be at the Missouri river.
, 1901-10-16
ALL BUT JUDGE ARE WILLING.
He Will Not Fix Bond in Advance Of
Pat Groves Surrender.

Omaha, Neb., Oct. 16.-Chief of Po-
lice Donahue is engaged in arrange
ments by which he hopes to be able
to accept the conditions laid down in
Pat Groves letter for the latter's sur
render. He has almost completed his
request for the withdrawal of the re-
ward offered by Cudahy. Judge Won
Sohler of the county court, before
whom Grove must appear, however,
refuses to bind himself to the PROPOSE.
ton Of putting the alleged kidnaper
under a $500 bond. Speaking of the
matter today, Judge Van Sohler ex
planned his position as follows:
IF Pat Grove appears before me I
shall treat him in the matter of bonds,
and in every other way, just as
should treat any other criminal. |
certainly shall not bind myself in ad.
vance to fix his bond at any certain
amount. OF course, II he comes in and
%surrenders himself, voluntarily, that
will be a circumstance that will be TAX.
Ell into consideration In the fixing OF
the bond"
At last nights meeting OF the city
council the resolution offering a re.
ward of $4,000 for Pat Crow was re.
scinded.
, 1901-10-16

Knickerbocker Athletic club OF New
York.
Cornish took the bottle home and
Mrs. Adams, mother of Mrs. Rogers.
who was housekeeper for Cornish,
took a dose Of the poisoned bromide
and died within a few minutes.
Burnett, another of Molineux's club
enemies, had died similarly n few
weeks before. At the trial it developed
that Mrs. Molineux and Burnett had
been intimate before the formers mar
riage to MolineuX and that Cornish
knew of this. This was made the mo-
tive for the crime.
The evidence against M~olineuX,
though circ~umstantial, was convincing,
and he was found guilty and sentenced
to death.
General MolineuX. the war veteran,
father of the convicted man has spent
his fortune in the fight for the boys
life.
Now that he has been granted a new
trial, it is doubtful if he can ever again
be convicted.
, 1901-10-16
TUNNEL
AT ASPEN USED FIRST BY PAS
SENGER TRAIN AT MIDNIGHT
THIS MORNING.
Train No. Four, Arriving Here at Noon
Has Honor Of Opening Great Bore
to 6usiness-Officia!s of Union
Pacific En- Route East in Special
Train-CocaI Notes.

Train No. 4, due here at moor today,
and which arrived promptly on time,
was the first regular passenger train
of the Union Pacific to pass through
the great Aspen tunnel. one of the
longest tunnels used by a railroad in
the country.
The first train to make the run
through was a work train on Sunday,
with Superintendent Parks official
car attached to the rear. This trip
was made at 8 o'clock in the afternoon,
and since that time the track through
the tunnel has been kept busy with
the passing to n fro of work trains,
surfacing the track and getting it
ready for business. The tunnel is one
of the most wonderful engineering
feats of modern years. the builders en-
countering difficulties seldom run
across in making tunnels.
Train 4 was due to pass there about
midnight.
, 1901-10-16
CHEYENNE SECTION MAN
ROBBED IN

Jerry Driscoll, a laborer, has report.
ed to the police the loss of $50 of which
he claims he was robbed by the night
clerk of the New York house on Lari.
mer street, near Nineteenth. says the
Denver Times.
According to Driscoll he came from
Cheyenne where he vas with a section
gang. He went to the New York house
last night and while engaging a room,
SHOWED the roll OF $50. When he
awoke this morning his money was
gone. He Immediately went to the
night clerk, but he was gone.
Detectives Peterson and Brown we're
detailed on the case. They made an
effort to locate the night clerk, but he
cannot be found.
, 1901-10-16
MOTION SUSTAINED IN
TIL FILLMORE CASE.

By a slip of the pen The Republican
was made to say yesterday afternoon
that the motion made by Messrs. Car
penter & Groesbeck in the Fillmore
Reid case in the district court to
throw out the defendants motion to
set aside the judgment of the court
was overruled, when it should have
said the motion vas sustained. A
slight error for the types to make. but
exactly the reverse of what the report
er meant to say. The court held that
its judgment was not void, and that it
did have jurisdiction, and that is the
way the matter will go to the supreme
court.
, 1901-10-16
A NEW TRIAL..
Moiineux, Convicted of Poisoning Mrs.
Adams, Gets Another Chance.

Albany, n. Y, Oct. lG.-The court of
appeals has granted Roland b. Molin-
eux, convicted Of the poisoning of Mrs.
Adams, a new trial.
The court granted a new trial IN a
prevailing opinion written by Judge
Werner of Rochester, his principal
ground being that the lower court er-
red in admitting evidence as to another
alleged crime, the death of Barnet. and
thus merged two issues.
Justices Parker. Haight and Gray
should be kept entirely ont of the case.
Judges Werner, Bartlett. Vann and
O'Brien concurred in the prevailing
opinion and for the eXpunging of the
Barnet testimony.
The court gave out the following
condensed statement of the reasons for
granting the new trial: Every mem
Der of the court of appeals agrees for
the reversal of the judgment of con
viction of MolineuX on the ground that
the trial court erred in receiving in
evidence the declarations of Bartlett
made to Drs. Phillips and Douglass
that he had received KutnOw powders
through the mail"
The only subject about which the
members of the court differed in their
opinions related to the testimony in
troduced tending t o show that Molin-
II caused the death of Barnet by the
same method as that used in taking
the life Of Mrs. Adams.
, 1901-10-16
GATCHELL
REMOVED AS REGISTER OF LAND
OFFICE AT BUFFALO AND
AGENT IN CHARGE.
Another Mar Temporarily in Office
Cause Of the Removal Not Gen.
orally known-M. 3. Camplin, the
Special Agent, Takes Hold Today.

Cheyenne, Wyo., Oct. 16.-Special
to The Republican.)-P. A. Gatchell,
register of the United States land of,
flee at Buffalo. was removed TODAY by
the president of the United States and
NJ. B. Camplin, a special agent of the
government. placed in temporary
charge of the office.
1t is understood that the removal of
Mr.. Gatchell was for personal reasons,
the exact nature of which was not
made known here. 1t Is intimated that
non.attention to business was one of
the causes for the removal.