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New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
OFFERINGS AT THE STORES.

LIE BOUTILLIER BROTHERS offer special
values In rugs and curtains Among their offer
ings are Wilton velvet and Administer rugs, Shir-
vans and Daghestans Bargains are also promised
IN renaissance. Irish point and Nottingham lace
DEMPSEY & CARROLL will give prompt atten-
ton to marriage invitations, announcements. at
home, church and reception cards
ARNOLD CONSTABLE & co. are showing
fine assortment of novelty dress velvets in fashion
able weaves and coors. Additional shipments OF
high class novelties include grande satin damaS-
THE BROOKLYN FURNITURE COMPANY has
special offerings this week which in quality
declared TO be equal to any offered at double
the price. Big reductions in prices have been made
tables,
A D. MATTHEW'S SONS offer carpets lower
they say, than those of any other carpet house in
greater New-York. The bargains include tapestry
brussels. wool ingram, Wilton and wool velvet
carpets.
ABRAHAM & sTRAUs have this week a sale
Of weathered oak furniture. They say that in
furniture hand with comfort and economy. Is
uresque groupings Of furniture on the third noor
BoNwIT. TELLER & CO. West Twenty-third-
St. formerly Teller & Co, are exhibiting display
OF tailored suits gowns etc
BEST & CO. Nos 60 and 50 West Tweuty-third-
ST. the Lnputian Bazaar. provide lines in cloaks
dresses and millinery for girls and misses. and
attires for boys.
THE sIAIPsON-CRAwFoRD COMPANY. Sixth
ave. Nineteenth and Twentieth SITS. Offering
bargains In silks.
LORD TAYLOR. Broadway. TweRtieth-st. and
Fifth-ave, in their underwear department will have
a special assortment Of n!ghtgowns and wrappers
on display tomorrow. The same firm VIII have a
line ot imported rugs TO offer during the coming
week.
DEMPSEY & CARROLL. No. % West Twenty
third-st solicit orders for wedding invitations
and other stationery.
THE DANBCRY HAT COMPANY. No. go West
one hundred twenty -hfth-st and No. = Des-
brosses-st, OFFER all the fall styles OF mems hats.
ARNHEIM. Broadway and Ninth-st.. call atten-
ton 20 new lines OF goods for tailor made garments
STERN BROTHERS. West Tweuty-thirl-st an
nounce their showing Of importatlons in autumn
dress silks dress fabrics, misses suits coaks and
dresses. boys and young mon clothing lace
curtains, Persian and Turkish rugs They call
especial attention 20 their cloak and dress depart
meut.
THE GRAND RAPIDS FURNITURE COM
PANY Nos. l55 and ISL West Thirty-fourth-st
has for inspection models in old fashioned fIrni-
ture.
MACY's. Broadway and Thirty fourth-Et call Mt
tention TO their sale cf Oriental rugs Indian car
pets. Borgamo rugs and Persian carpets.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
SUICIDE FEARED ARREST.
Grand J~ry Considering Indictment
for Killing His Wife.
tBE TELEsRAPH 70 THE TRIBUNE


Atlantic Highlands. N. J., Sept. 1.-THE ind
ing Of the dead body Of Joseph varnote in a
room Of his home at Belford, N. J.. to-day Gre
ated great excitement there as it was known
that the dead man feared that he would be in
dicted by the grand jury on Monday for the
murder OF MS wife. The coroner has evidence
that the man committed suicide by taking pol
son, and that when found had been dead two
days.
On June Vannote's wife was drowned in
Sandy Hook Bay. According to the mans story.
she fell out Of a naphtha launch while he
working on the engine. He ran away after the
tragedy, but was subsequently captured. When
the woman's body was found it bore suspicious
bruises, ana the case went TO the grand Jury,
which was to have reported it's decision Mon
day.
Henry Granderath. owner Of the house in
which Vannote lived. found the body and the
following note:
George; II anything happens to me and I don't
see you, do what told you with my things.
YOUR FATHER.
VannOte was TO have been evicted to-day for
non-payment Of rent. The man who found his
dead body had come to order him out. The body
was fully clothed and there were evidences that
Vannote had carefully planned his death The
coroner found $91 so in his pockets.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
DILL PLANS NEW "AUT0 ROUTE"
Trip from Quebec to Rangeley Lakes Is Of
Great Scenic Beauty, He Says.

East Orange n. J.. Sept II (SpeciaD.-James B.
DIN announced last night, his return to East
Orange from long vacation spent in his auto
automobile route through region, from
Quebec Canada. 10 the Rangeley Lakes in Maine.
2461s miles Mr.. Dill has prepared maps. showing
the route. distances grades and general character
oe the roads. One unfortunate feature. though. is
that from Quebec TO Jachman. Ne. no gasolene or
supplies obtainabIe.
Mr.. Dill pays tribute to the scenic beauty of the
route, and the roads he says, especially through
the Dead River region. smooth and hard.
Speed limitations. Mr.. Dill remarks. unknown.
The hotels are small. but. in the main, neat and
clean. The country is wild. and abounds in trout.
partridge. deer and other game.
Mr.. Dill brought with him last night all his
family except his daughter. Miss Emma Dill, who
remained in Boston. He expects 10 have another
week OF automobiling in the Berkshire Hills, next
week with Miss Dill. He is enthusiastic over the
beauties and advantages Of his new route
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
THE FLORIDA SHOOTING CASES.
A Score of Men Under Arrest at Jackson
vile.


Baxter. Fla. Sept. I7-Tweive OF the men al
legged TO have been implicated in the killing Of
Deputy Sheriff Thrift came into town to-day and
surrendered TO Sheriff Herndon. They were quick
ly started for Jacksonville on special train under
guard OF the military Those surrendering in ad-
diuon 10 the eight men arrested yesterday were
Charles Altman and Hillary Altman. who are
charged with the murder OF Jackson Duncan and
the negro, Jim Riley; Jesse Altman. who shot
" y Duncan: Andrew Harvey and Ivey Harvey
charged with being members OF the mob; Aaron
Dawling William Dawling, AIonzo Dawling. Will
lam Dawling, Jr., W. II. Johns George Johns and
Cauley Johns. Jesse Altman had been hiding since
yesterday and came in by himself Hillary Ait
has a bad wound in the right shoulder None
OF the others wounded. Sheriff Herndon and
MS deputies have the situation well in hand and
10 more trouble is anticipated
y striking incident OF the whole AFFAIR occurred
this morning. Just as the party Of men were com
ing in 10 give themselves the funeral cortege.
bearing the BODY OF Deputy Sheriff Thrift started
since the killing. AS the horsemen reached the
railroad track, coming from the south. the funeral
party reached the opposite side OF the track The
murdered man body and the men CHARGED with
party continued on It's way without paying any
while ne was perfectly willing for the prisoners
20 be locked up in the Duyal County Jail FOR safe
kcep.Hg he intended TO try 20 the men
charged with committing crime N his county and
steps he intended 10 take ssleri1 Mattox stated
thar he intended 20 telegraph Governor Terrell and
asa h.ul TO make requsItiOn the Governor OF
Florida for the delivery 10 the CharIeton County
authorities Of Charles and Hillary Altman the men
charged with the killing of Jackson Duncan and
the negro. Jim Riley. the train In Ch8rleton
COUNTY Ga last Sunday night. Cpt the Gov
ernors agree IN regard 10 the proper custody of
the rrlSor=r Sheriff Mattox ia willing allow
Tie T~e,srars 10 remain IN the Duyal County jail.
The Florida authorities viii probably claim H-
larry altman because, when he save himself up
this morning he had the military surgeon dress
thrsa gunshot wounds. which considered as
showing that he was in the mob that killed Deputy
sheriff Thrift
Jacksonville. Fla. Sept. II-wilson Battery. the
artillery company OF this city. has arrived with
twenty men. supposed 10 have been connected with
the shooting of the Duncans AT Baxter. The pris-
oners E1ll ba held for safe keeping.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
MEw-HAvEN DIRECTORS MEET.

AZ +ra September meeting ls tae directors of the
I--.-vork Eew--over and Hartford Railroad in
f-e Grand Central Station yesterday the annual
art of Tie road for me fiscal year ending June
e. mas discussed The report shows smaller sur-
rs t1au for previous wears. bur tire usual divt-
...T ~ per cert for the quarter declared
vrs found tlat the earnings for the first quar-
Tar owing the fiscal year showed a gratifying
3. Tes-s. a-i there was nothing 70 indicate that
2 CllrL-I ton ~ tle annual dividends q per
lr~f svcu lf ror he continued.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
poNEsrIc SITUATIONS WANTED.


DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.
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oc-- s 80 "a 80 10 = "a ~ any WofA'
- ,.''-eS- JAM t--N r-t'' III ESSt H2us-
'o"-Se-
GARDENER.-F'reE m. single, understands
every branch ot ais trade. also laniscap-
NOT. 4sI CenJral-aVe. Jersey CT,y aechts
GARDENER and suPEBINrENDENT on
EcntlsmLns place. thorougEly under
stands his business in az branches tnclud-
years references from last enD.aver
n. b, 100 ELswOrth-st-. Black R1cs
Bridgeport Conn
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HEAD GAIDENER.-By thoroughly CON-
petent reliable. trustworthy single man;
permanent position. strictly sober ana fulfv
understands his duties can Ia Js fuH Charge
winter II required. highest references: nod
crate wages. GARDENER. Tribune Ofice
HEAD GARDENER single :
years practical experience. cutGoor a1t
under glass. first class references ADDRESS
CHARLES BLANK. McChesney Place
Orange. y J.
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House and KITCHEN WOBE.-By mid
de aged man undersJl.1t l--seS and
COWS, CITY or country. JOSEF GRAEN EE,
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JAPANESE bright Ions experienced cook
or comretent outie- has references.
kATSC, lIi s-lIi'is ST. oFooklyn
OF EentIem1n's eoqnsry place. one who
etc. and a thorough horsen-an. pest refer
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
Cured by the
< RAYS

Are you familiar with the wonderful cures
brought about b the y Rays2 Do you
NIsh 10 consult SPECIALIST Do not suffer
one moment with RHEU MATISM or kin
1ted diseaseS. EPILEPSY. PARALYSIS
EAZEMA. LUPUS. LUNG TROUBLES
CANCER and all skin diseases. etc, IN
any shape or form. DR.. GURTNER cures
without operation 0T medicine
Guns LLFATION FREE. and those who
Wlsh can obtain accommodations at the IN
stltCJe- Here also treatment can be had
N Manual and Mechanical Thevapy. Y and
t1nsen Rays Electric Llgut Baths Ra-
l-Im and Dietic and Hygfenic Treatment.
ELECTRO-THERA APEUTIC INSTITUTE,
Or. GURTNER. 1.33S LsxingtOr-age.. cor.
S9th-st. Open evenings.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED

Male.
VALET attendant. secretary and reader
20 an invalid gentleman, experienced,
educated presenta5le; understands mas
sage. nrsr class references 4, ~ Le1ing-
L0l-ave-
VALET OF take charge of bachelor apart
meut. 90 out OF city, sood references
: J. ROBINSON, 2. .1sO Broadway
VALET .-T Oung. Intelligent and neat Dane
t23j. speaks English and German " LII
IAN HOLSr. 30 5Tth-sJ.. Brooklyn.
YOUNG MAN as second coachma7 with
private family. city or country Wt--tIS-
V. y, care Gilbert. 2U5 Wlllow-aEs-, Eo-
bo6-n. y. j.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

JUST REMEMBER
thing to-day: to look those "Lttle Ads. Of
the People"
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
SAVE YOUR FALLING TEETH

THE HARDWARE CLUB,
Broadway and Murray II, New York.
Tlr-Denta No has certainly saved two
OF my vary loose teeth and greatly bels-
n'ed others Ne-y truly yours,
No - Park Avenue, Baltimore. Nj
Lady wrtles;-I have used for q lonS
tine with great benefit. your admirable
FIr-Denta No. =; being only - t. Is
important TO do all can 70 keep my teeth:
send vita al speed possible another bottle
for enclosed 81. as I have NOT a drop.
81. at druggists. 10 Fulton St.
n Y, or by MAIL from the
HERBAL LABORATORT. 100
Court St. NEW ARK, y. J.
DDRUGGISTS! See page 56S.
Critteuton Co. Catalogue. Ig,4-5.
MASSAGE VIII ASSIST you to REGAIN and re-
tain lost health very beneficial 20 the
aset. treat all ailments. physicians refer
enc~s- BLOCH. 90 Henry ST, Brooklyn
PILES. Bells Pile Remedy. Immediate re-
lief Guaranteed cUr-- Price 500. Guide
70 Homeopathy free. BILLS PHARMACY.
Nesry-st-. Nsw-YOrk
RHEUMATISM. nervous diseases. obesity
reduced oy electric light baths. COS East
tfcth-st
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
LITTLE ADVERTISEMENTS OF THE PEOPLE
WORK WANTED.

WORK WANTED.
Female.
GOVEPNEsS Accustomed 20 travel with
young cu.i-~~ i4Ns to xo to Parts. ref
er@nces. Address Mrs BLAGDEN. Park
Avenue Hotel 33l-st
INVALID AT-TENDANT by young scotch
woman. experienced. references Ad-
dress j. MACBALE. 1913 Noaie-sS.. Brook
lya.
JANITRcss. Danish. with boy: viii pay
part rent. call IN afternoon or address
40 west 55th-st.
JANITREss steam he., or hot water;
fathouse reference. Mrs. ;. BOYLE.
? 2lB shave.
ORDERS Tor all kinds ~ embroidery. by
"a wo-.an who thoroughly understands II.
Address Mrs II. INDIG. West 33i-st-
sTENoGRAPHER and TYPEwRITER--
BY competent young lady over two years
experience. references from Al business
HOUSES and brokers and bankers Offices.
II. s. 33S Broadway room No agents
sTENOGRAPHER and oface assistant; ex-
perienced. salary sl2. Miss STEPHEN.
2s3 West-st. West Hoboken. n J.
sTENoGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER:
neat accurate ana willing; would like pO-
sitirn in banker Office salary moderate.
address Miss A. Box Il. Tribune ONCE
sTENOGRAPHER and TYPEWRITER -
Beginner: Remington operator Address
EMMA NYBORG. % St. Marks Place.
Brooklyn.
sTENOGRAPHER- young lady OF
is with one years 3 experience, start Hlth
81 II there 10 chance for advance ment- AG-
dress 2 SHERMAN. 11S East l0sth-st.
SECRETARY and sTENOGRAPHER de-
sires permanent place: twelve years eX-
perelence: Al references MARY V.
O'RRIEN. lTO 5th-aye.
TYPEWRITING. INCORPORATING -
High grade work. all kinds, home or OUT
Miss WILSON. l,2c9 Broadway. o-d-st-
YOUNG GIRL. graduate. wishes 70 learn
dressmaking in some establishments no
pay while learning. Address ASTItIp' eu@
Tth-ave., Brooklyn.
YOUNG LADY IN dental ONCE or small
business as ONCE assistant; four years
business experience. y. o.. lI9 EoseiusSo-
st. Brooklyn.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

USEFUL. MAN. Understands garden, lawn,
walk, furnace, horses can driVe' nancy
with tools; American Is; single; wiling.
obligtng. steady. sober, reference USE
FUL, Box 30. Tribune once
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

COOK English Protestant cook; young.
particularly neat. will take club school
or sanitarium. excellent caterer and man
age~. best references: wages S4O- P. Mrs
Collier. 10 West 23d-st-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

STEWARD and CHEZ. By two practical
men. fully capable ot taking complete
control OF any downtown lunch club or
first class gentlemen g club. v here practical
results are required either under contract
or on behalf OF the club. or any unmalage-
aola Part Of a club. satisfaction guasarl-
teed. band can be furnished for any trust
imposed- ] W. y, lS4 East sSth-st
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

CCOK.-First class; good pastry; ecOnomi-
cal. American good reference; in a pr
vat4 family. Address Y, P, rs West
2Sch-st
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18
DOMESTIC S1TUAT1ONs WANTED.


6OLEL CnAA5EEllMAlL.-O -Opeu Tor e.
gagemeat October l. address OCTOBEE
Tribune Uptown Office. 1.s1s Broadway.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

MAID in dentists parior. BY respsctabIs
colored girl J. ROSE. 262 West 9Th
ST care of Mrs. Christian
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

USEFUL MAN-By y0uas rulorsd man,
has worked as carpenter for the New
York and Bermudez Company Wiling 20
do anythins. III A LAKE. 221 West
40th-st
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

coos &c.-German Protestant as cook and
laundress or houssWcrker; small family :
neat and refined: good references, city or
country. c. H. Mrs Collier 5. 122 West
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

COACHMAN. GARDENER Single: use
ful; thoroughly understands horses, car
rtages harness. furnaces; milk, caFeIuI
driver; sober. competent; references. u -
Box i6 Tribune Odice-
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

HEAD GARDENER thoroughly com
petent reliable trustworthy single man.
permanent position, strictly sober ana fully
understands s his duties can Ia fuH Charge
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

No. - Park Avenue. Baltimore. Nd.
Lady writes:-I have used for a
long time with great benefit. your
admirable Vir-Denta No. 2; being
only II IT IS important to do all
can to keep my teeth; send with
all speed possible another bottle for
enclosed ST.. as have not a drop.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

- ~ Z eE4llEAIs and SUBSCRIPTIONS Tor
me- tflDlne received a. Gbair Ujptosye
.-s -. A.55A BfoadVRy. b.t.een 9e,I
tlle tt4-. until 3 5'cloGlg D n. Ad,,e-
s5-l.-slts rcceivcd a. the following brn'nc6
=. ~ - Hss5isr oiloe r2iaB Until 3 o'cIock
- -. COT 4ztk-at-; 81 East Isfh--f
- -, a1a--i-- hetWsen Tth and sth ave-
isih a,s -, i..-s.- ses se-ave.. hstxsen
,1s,s - 1sts~ye. L@<f bsth-st IET go
'sse. no Trs1no1t-4ss.; x,o as se
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

( HEAD ENEFG-CierUaE. single. 3
years practical experience cut6oo- ana
under glass first class references. ADDRESS
/ CHARLES BLANK. McChssney Place
Orange. y. J.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

COAClMAN. gardener cook. laundress'
excellent couple; over years last place
desirable people every way, best references
WILLIAM, al Carpenter 5, lo+ O'h-ase'
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

SUPERINTENDENT OF gentleman estate.
Thoroughly versed !n high class 0gricult-
tie and horses. poultry cuft,l-c. model
farms. oadrnl<irr- draining. nursery work.
landscapes. gardening and every detail Of
first class estate. fierr-aE-Ame-lcan- mar
ried and no children. drst class references
Address l. N. 80 Hudsun-st.. ttoboken.
n j.
New-York tribune., 1904-09-18

JASITOR--By young German ana wife
willing 70 pay some rent. no basement
also clubs or boarding OF furnished room
house. ls2 Prospect Park West. Brooklyn.
basement
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-11

fcer for the |. S C. C., has returned to the headquarters camp after thrse weeks visit to Los Angeles and Reno, New
 Robert L. Weide, wno has been with the U. & C. s since the " ,rk or ne dam first started. expects to leave for his home in Washing on, D. C. ab. ut July 1st Mir Weide left hea iquaIt- CTS camp this morning fo- Glclc to stamp the bench marEs on the llne between Globe and the dam site and when he completes the work he will depart for Washington.
 Hugh Stokes and paftv left he headquarters camp to da..- for a rip over the Phoenix and Roosevelt road to do some engineering work.
 A very enjoyable p.cnic was held last Sunday at Walnut Springs in the Sierra Ancha mountains. participated in by the employees of the U. 5. (. s. and lady friends resindiag near Liv- ingstone. The outing was given in honor of William iEhernana, of inc headquarters camp, wao lief. tocay with Mir. Stokes party down the river MT. Ehemann bid farewell to all of his friends in the valley and when he ar rives in Phoenix he will leave for his home in Cincinnati, Ohio.
 Ralph P. Dillon, assistant engineer of the U. S. C. S, Phoenix office. has been at Roosevelt for several days past MT. Dillon is engaged in draughting plans for the various plants being erected there.
Bisbee daily review., 1904-06-11
Progress Made In
 Damsite Operations
LARGE FORCE OF MEN AT WORK NEAR ROOSEVELT AND
 ELSEWHERE
Nine Tunnels Being Put in-Sub-Con- tractors All Hard at Work and Push ing Along Operatio.< in Vigorous Manner

There is a great deal of work being done at Roosevelt and in the vicinity of the dam, says the Phoenix Repuoli- can. About sixty men are al work on the new power plant. This building is built of brick made a; Roosevelt and is the first brick building in the town. The two large boilers and the engines for the plant have already been set up. There is also a large force of men working on the sluicing tunnel, and about seventy feet of ex- 4cavating has been done in the tunnel by means of compressed air. and the balance of the tunneling work win be rapidly pushed 10 completion.
 W. E. Jones has force of men drilling holes for bed rock in the river on the line of the dam site and when this work is completed al that point. he will drill line of holes at the diversion dam.
 The construction steel for the ce ment mill has been shipped and the building of the plant will start prob ably about June 10th. A few car loads ofthe cement machinery has ar rived. The dynamo and motors foI transmitting the power 70 the cement mill have also arrived
 The work on the Phoenix and Roose welt road will be pushed as rapidly as possible. There are 159 men work Ing on this end now. between Fish Greek hill and the dam site. and ir Q week or two il is expected that about 150 more men will be put on. working from the Goldeelds 10 Mesquite Flat
 During the past month d great dea of work has been done on the power canal and in the tunnel work. On canal and in in the tunntl work. Oi the upper division of the canal there are nine tunnels. one Of them, tht WerhIe tunnel, which is seventy-fivf feet in length. has peen completed The Intake tunnel. which is under the personal supervision of Mr. Mills, is 17O0 feet in length There are forty