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PARt 'THREE THE DETROIT REE PRESS: 112:30 am ew lont state tspi Way Mall 6:15 Pm4Amerlcaij Express 1 :00 pm WANT 1 1 I ALE as west OR SALE Good phaeton 306 Pennsyl vania ave LOST AXD OUND OIl SALE Residence PERSONAL PROPOSALS WANTED 1:13 Pm the OCEAN STEAMERS WEAK MEN I flats real estate ELECTRICITY A SUBSTANCE TO HOUSES to to Steamers LAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS TO LATS i Ar Sf JXftL' l'to I 8 1 a loves his work and who likes me not at ail satisfied with my i Det Cln ast TrGrosse He Accom(Grosse He AccomGrosse He Accom am pm soil and the implement ground like a frog into upturned the mellow pjtow Tudor was de I August 2 August 3 August 16 39 way 9:30 am 2:00 pm 6:50 pm 8:35 pm 7:25 am 44 and 8:00 4:15 pm 8:10 pm MATBURY AND Six room mod ern flat bath gas 109 Pino st Tel West 753 pc! 8:25 pm pct 11:30 am am 9:30 pm PUI 10:55 pm 9 :45 am Pi 7:45 am 7:30 pm from 6:00 7:00 WE have first class location for physician Address Box I) No 50 ree Press acta and' igure Showing Most Desirable Places ThfifiA thine him and he set about TOO LATE TO CLASSIY A pair of rimless 'nose glasses on Jefferson ave near Joseph Campau ri day evening Reward IL VERNOR Detroit National Hank Lake trie and Detroit River Rrlway Leave Campau ave for the 7:30 a and 4:30 Arrive Campau eve from "Mettawas" 8:50 a 10:20 a end 7:20 (Detroit local Sealed blds for tho purenase of ten (10) one thousand (51000) dollar school bonds of the Public Schools of the Village of Delray Wayne County Michigan will be received by the undersigned at his office In the Village of Delray until Tuesday July 29th Inst at seven (7) Said bonds are due ten (10) years from July 12th 1892 and bear Interest at tho rate of three and one halt (3) per cent Interest payable semi annually Both bonds and Interest are payable at the Delray Savings Bank Delray Mich The right to reject any and all blds is expressly re served HUGH CARY Director 9 :45 am 3 7:65 am 3 10:15 amrn 4:25 pmo 7:45 pmg hourly from 6 a until 11 car one hour later on Sundays lint Division Rochester and Romeo at 6 a and hour thereafter until 11 or GEO RECK 46 Main St Springfield Harvey "I hate work In the field OUR and five room flat to rent modern Conveniences Inquire 145 Adams ave east WHITE STAR LINE GRISWOLD ST WHAR (Standard Time) or PORT HURON and way ports twice dally Leaves week days 8:30 a and 2:30 Sundays 9 a and 2:30 Ar rive week days 11:30 a in and 8:30 p' Sundays 12 and 8:30 or THE LATS and ST CLAIR way ports daily (except Sunday) leave 3:30 returning arrive 8:15 a Passengers going to the lats on 2:30 or 3:30 steamer have ample time for supper at the lats aud return to Detroit on steamer Tashmoo at 8:30 i or TOLEDO dally 4:30 zn Sundays 9 a and ip Arrive week days 1:30 pm Suadays 2 pm and 9:15 Zt 8 amMackinaw Express 9:25 am 2 pml Bay City ft Sag Ex If 4:10 pm to 8:30 pmlMsck ft Marq'te Ex 1 1 9 :50 Pm Dally tExcept Sunday after' that twenty acres said lie vou ever handle a plow like asked Harvey and nobody else since Noah said the man "Still I can Montreal and Return $3000 Including meals and berth (14 trip) calling at Toledo Cleveland Toionto Kingston Brookville Pres cott and through the Thousand Islands Leaving Windsor every Tues day at 8 a ODETTE WHERRY Agents Windsor OR VACANT LOTS STATCNDAM POTSDAM RYNDAM Holland America Line am pm pm 7 or 8 room flat ell convenl ences within or near mils circle Ad dress box No 36 ree Press My Dear More than 260 Oqp per manent cures during the past four years prove that my are a God send to weak men everywhere There is not a case of Weakness or Nervous Troufllgs of any kind anywhere on earth in matter Whether caused by overwork abuse or worry and ho matter whether the man be old or young) that "Wonder will fall io cure quicker and at lss ex pense than any other remedy made any where In the world If simply used 'at home at your work) one tablet at a doss three Mmes a day They cured me In less than one time at the age of forty four years when I like you lacked that vi tality without Which a person Is a man only In name and after I had been nearly ruined by the frauds and fakirs who dis grace the medicine business Be31 in mini that I am the only man in the world in th business who has solemnly sworn that the medicine he sells cured himself and that the names of all who buy It will be held sacred forever Cures Varicocele W' NE rooin house nearly new on if teenth st near Stanley $1300 takes It at once Write or call S63 Humboldt ave 7 10:45 pmlast and Ex be pressed his thumb strength and the frog with a jerk six feet but the THE SALARY IS SMALL Produced by the SimpieTrocess of Splitting Electrona rom Atoms The generation of electricity consists in splitting off an electron from the atom The electron then produces a stress in the ether similar to that due to a charged body? The remainder of the atom acts as a charged body though we do not know as yet whether the positive charge is due to a special positive electron or not If it is we have hot yet succeeded in Isolating the positive electron but it is supposed to be about ten times heavier than the electron In any case7 wo have here an elementary negative charge of about one ten billionth of the absolute unit and an elementary positive charge of the same amount These elementary charges attract each other and repel similar charges They can associate with clusters of neutral particles A negative electron thus associated with ordinary matter becomes a "negative ion" and a positive electron becomes a "positive Conduction consists of the wandering of positive ions down the potential gradient and of nega tive ions up the potential gradient This wandering can take place In metals It then produces heat by collision with the molecules of the metal and a magnetic field by the motion of the charges In a liquid the energy of motion is consumed In the splitting up or of neutral molecules Every current of heat is asso ciated with a transportation of ions and here the whole field of thermo electricity is entersd In the vacuum tube ions move with less restraint Negative electrons are shot off from the cathode with the velocity of light or something very nearly approach ing It and when they strike upon a solid thsy produce explosive ether waves ofre markable penetrating power which are known as 'Roentgen rays Where they hit gaseous particles they ionize them and in doing so develop great heat and light thus giving rise to the whole fascinating vista of vacuum discharges Nor is their wonderful activltyconfined to the fields enumerated for the whole phe nomena of magnetism are based upon the electron Whsnever an atom has a high valency suclj as Iron cobalt or nickel It appears that the free electros which con stitute these valencies revolve around the rest of ths atom These revolutions produce whirls in the ether which are known as magnetic displacements or stresses or "lines" of force" and whenever a tor a body containing free movable Ions (say qn? for every 500) neutral atoms) is tmoved through these whirls the ions are set moving in opposite directions with a velocity of about one centimeter per sec ond and we have the whole phanomena of induced currents i The enormous rapidity of the magnetic revolutions may be judged from their prob able period which is about one trilllonth of a second In the electric arc we have not only a great exchange of opposite ions but this ionizing action of ultra violet light and Elster an1 Geltel have shown bow this ionization action of ultra violet light may lead to the elucidation of all the problems of atmospheric elactriclty The latest 'in formation as recently supplied by us" goes to show that ionization is constantly going on wherever there is matter and that some bodlss have the faculty of projecting either negative' electrons or positive with some force i There bodies like radium ac tinium and polonium are 'then said to be radioactive Hurmuxescu has gone further and proved that ths electrons revolving in magnets often shoot off at a tangent and a liquid in which they are VkTnrvA! a How It Won a ortune and or a Rus tic of Connecticut MQRTHE 11 STEAMSHIP CO: EXCLUSIVELY PASSENGER STEAMSHIPS NORTH WEST ano NORTH LAND bAlLHSGa West bound Weaueauays and Bundays at 6:00 East Bound Mondays and ridays 12:30 ROM WHAR OOT CASS ST OTHER DRAWBACKS TO A CON SULAR POSITION Northwest Transportation Co Limited Lake Superior North Shore Line STRS URONIC MONARCH and UNIT ED EMPIRE leaving Sarnia every Tues day and riday at 3 for SAULT PORT ARTHUR ORT WILLIAM and "DULUTH making close connections with railways for all points west To secure tickets berths and for further information address ODETTE WHERRY Agts Windsor jp county 1 BUSSELIa 404 Chamber of ERE MARQUETTE 7 ort st Puai LEAVE erry Co Str Luna LAGOON PARK LINE Leaves 12th st 2 3:25 6 pm 7:25 9 and 10:30 Leaves Tiventy fourth street 1:40 3:10 4:40 7:10 nr 8:40 and 10:15 Music on board are round trip 10c 5c one way A Wide Open Letter to Tliat Great Army i of Weak Men Who Have Been Hoodwinked anil De frauded by the Infamous Rascals Who Disgrace the Medicine Business WILL PAY CASH Am always ready and willing to pay cash for genuine bargains In vacant or im proved property in Detroit and Wayne a A I 11 I CJ 4 'k Commerce the territories ingenuity la not therefore conceived the idea of the wholesale appropriation of th re lief which nature has provide'! Not until very recently has any been made to take away the apparan i' exhaustible quantities of ice which i been found in the caves near ia Now however it is intended to ii io mine or quarry the ics and the of the scheme declare it will prove a profit producer from the very outs 'ls they expect to secure ice enough not v'y to supply the scores of smaller station towns end lumber camps in that vl init? but to provide a supply for the railroads Northern Arizona New Mexico even Into California as in the vast region what was once the northern part of Great American Desert ice factories lave not as yet become common Indeed the factories at Los Angeles Phoenix Aibul querque and las Vegas have for years sup plied most of that district with i a though at prices that necessarily were pro hibitive made so by the long railway haul The main or best known ice cave lies a the heaij of Valley seventeen mil' southwest of lagstaff Although oth rs may be larger they are not so acr esssiblo A wagon road leads nearly to the cave and the Arizona Lumber railroad at one time passed near but Its rout" has been changed since The people country think the cave wa originally what is termed a "blow that is a volcano vent made by water or gas dining some convulsion of nature In th" early history of our planet There are many of these of various sizes and ex tents scattered over Arizona Until last August the main cave had only been penetrated to a depth of 2w feet and even that distance could only lo reached by the possessors of small bodies At that time Dulton a young man from New York succeeded In creeping and crawling through the narrow erfwico at th" 200 foot point and over 100 feet further found the cavity gradually widening until it grew into a cavern much larger than that near the surface He found several smaller cjves leading out of the large one all tn almost soil'd ice and he believes they lead far into the earth Philadelphia In quirer 12:30 am New York Stnte Snl am Rt 6:20 am tKA A flonili Danifle Thomas Accom 4:25 pmlDetrolt Spl 6:10 pm ft Chi Spl HOLLAND AMERICA LINE NEW ROTTERDAM VIA BOU LXJLiisn vi new twin screw of 13000 tons register Aoulv to New York red Guenther Peninsular Bank Bldg Jas Rhines Opera House Blk Leldich 404 Chamber of Commerce 8:27 am Tol Clncin South! 4:20 PinJ ram TN 0 rr uK nmJ 8:15 am in 1 12:55 pm bt 4:35 nm Ex Cln pmlTol Clncin Col INE modern 10 room brck house stone Ze tit VYl Art LrlTTiniinKS Iri lts IVUli clmahi I yr mortgage $4000 will take mailer hnilRA for eoiiity HUTTON 308 Union Trust SUNDAY JULY 27 1902 BAIT CASTING "I Sample Experience of the Novice Who Thi nits the Art is Easy The fat man in the stern of the boat his more experienced companion at the 'oars was out for his first evening of bait casting Supper was over th the hotel the sun had sunk behind tho shoulders of the hill on the far side of the lake "the soft gray of twilight was on the water The surface was broken by a gentle breeze from the south just enough to disturb the vision of the fish below and prevent them from seeing the forms in the boat tbe air was warm it was ideal fishing time Here and there were swirls caused by bass striking at floating objects or a top water minnow Kingfishers flitted along the banks with rattling notes and from the lily pads came the deep bellow of bull frogs and the chirping of the smaller kind Dark would not come for an hour and that fat man thought that he bad plenty of time In which to learn all about casting He had seen the men practising from the pier in front of the hotel and was surethat It was simple enough You reeled up the bait until it was six Inches from the tip pf the rod carried the rod back: behind you brought Itsi forward with a semi circular sweep took the thumb from the reel as you brought the rod for ward releasing the line and the bait flew from forty to eighty feet out on the water That was all there was to it With a frog weighing a fall ounce hooked and harnessed he carried the rod tip back brought it forward and let go sThe frog struck the water ten feet 1 front of tho boat and the line piled up on the reel and snarled The frog had missed the oars man's ear by an inch The fat man "had held his thumb down until the tip was too far to the front he had brought the tip down Instead of up thus throwing tbe bait to the water: he had released his thumb when tbe water was struck and the reel had continued tn re voive piling up ioe line were pointed out toto correct them At the next cast down with all his stormed In midair away from the honk harness held and it was readjusted At the next he carried tip up so much that the bait soared skyward then came straight down Result a cast of eight feet more plled up line At tbe next he swuqg desperately andheld on The frog described a complete horizontal circle and the line was wrapped once about the fat man neck the frog landing in the boat Ha as growing warm by this time "but listened to his companion's suggestion that tn casting not strength in needed so as accuracy and wrist motion" Result he igot out twenty five feet of llne and the frog landed In the proper place a i LooKea pieasea until glancing dowq AMERICAN LINE NEW Aug i St Paul Aug1310am phlla Aug 6 10 am i St Louis Aug 20 10 amrom Pier York st Jersey City NJ RED STAH LINE NEW PARIS ZeelandAug 2noon I Aug16noon riesland Aug9noon Aug23noor International Navigation Company Piers 14 15 Office 73 James Rhines Union Ticket Office red Guenther Peninsular Bank bldg Lei dich 404 Chamber of Commerce Brown 73 Woodward ave agents lhanam pM84t am 1:20 pm 130 pm 4:45 pm pc5 20 pm pc5 30 pm Dally Week days Sleeper open 9 Pano carseats 25c Cafe parlor ear EXCURSION TO CHATHAM Str City of Chatham makes round trip every riday and Saturday leaving foot of Randolph st 8:30 a city time return ing leaves Chatham 3:30 One way Mondays and Wednesdays leaves 3:30 Sunday 8:30 a Round trip 60c single 50c JOHN STEVENSON Agent BUSINESS CARDS HARRIS 169 Grand River locksmith gun smith bicycle repairer model maker for Inventors keys fitte 1 saws filed and sst lawn mowers good for sale or CLEVELAND and PITTSBURG and all points East DAILY 1030 are to Cleveland $160 Pittsburg $5 85 Berths $100 and $1 25 WEEK END EXCURSIONS to CLEVELAND QTry Saturday Night $200 round trip DAY to CLEVELAND during July and Au gust leave 930 A daily except Sunday or MACKINAC and Way Ports Alpana Petoskey (Leave Monday and Satur ChicagOy SoOj day 500 Wednesday Marquette Duluth and riday 930 A or TOLEDO Sunday and riday 400 Tuesday and Thursday 945 A A A SCHANTZ a Detroit Steamship Tickets All Lines rBMO' Low Rates tmn 1 110 6 Philippines South American Republics res reclining chair cars Detroit to New A WOL5CHLAGER 9 ort St Hammond Bldg safest Two fnedlum stzcd safes very reasonable 254 Woo1 ward buys fine St Bernard 2 years old Pedigreed stock well worth $250 good reasons for selling 352 Harrison av? consulship carries this salary with $8380 notarial fees' and $58740: official London with Paris yield the largest sums in official fees to the gov ernment: and tho largest incomes Ire salaries and notarial fees to the In cumbents The consulshiplat Liver pool however pays a salary ef $5000 with notarial fees of $5640 Manchest er $3000 notarial fees $1630 Southampton salary $2500 notarial fees $1127 Dublin $2000 salary notar ial fees $1306 Edinburgh $2500 salary notarial fees $1100 and Glasgow $3000 salary notarial fees $1166 4 1 Importance of Notarial ees above are ofJ: the besjt playing places but to show the differ ence in the notarial fees received the salary of the 'consul general at Hali fax Nova Scotia la $3500 while his notarial fees amount to but $82 It willbe seen therefore that the matter of notarial fees enters very largely intp the total income of a consulship as at Singapore the salary Is $3000: and the notarial fees only $158" few Instances serve to show thfe great discrepancy existing in combined fees and calaries and they may be taken as examples of the entire service 'This fact will make it clear to the public why counsulships are so sought after while for others paying salaries equal or nearly equal there is less scramble upon a change of ad ministration 4 forth Garman £lotfA AST EXPRESS SERVICE BREMEN Kronp'z Jly 29noon Kaiserin Aug 19 10am Kaiser Aug 1210 am Kronp'z Aug2610 am Hoh'zln Aug 1610 am I Kaiser Sep 9 loam Twin Screw Passenger Service Cherbourg Southampton alternately and Bremen 3110 am i Barb'sa Aug 2111am Dulse Aug 7 10 am I Bremen Aug 28 noon 1410 am I 4 noon lnitAll Al SERVICE GENOA TraveAug 2 3 pm Trave Sept 6 10 AllerAug 9 10 am AllerSept 13 2 LahnAug 23 10 am I LahnSept 27 1 Oelrichs A Co No 6 James Rhines Union Ticket Office Geo Watson 124 Woodward ave red Guenther 1 2 Peninsular Bank Bldg Alex A Saenger Room 6 29 Monroe Leldich 404 Chamber ot Commerce gn id and this plow must be run by man who and self' the way hadany asked Harvey sir I rose before breakfast this fe why didn't you sayso at first? You come into the house and get breakfast and then be more likely to Tudor soon finished his breakfast and then he and Harvey went out to the lot There lay thecugly rocks last plowman £as" given my hired man a good work" at get ting rid of these 7 your man try the asked Tudor Said ho touch it for all the acres j'ln 'the i Tudor laughed an ounce of superstition in me I 'believe this plow is en chanted because you've told me what it has done but just as soon sit down with twelve at a table or walk under a ladder as I would put on my i Tudor grasped the handles as he spoke and as before Harvey went back into the house up old said Tudor "pleasantly my little plow do your prettiest for this kind man has given me So saying he pressed the point of the plow into the dived Into the a pond and earth at its lighted and the horse pulled as if plowing was a little better than a bag of oats The plow ran all right for ten feet and then it brought to the surface a dull colored stone about as large as an ostrich egg Tudor was bothered Harvey had told him that the lot had no stones in It excepting those that Edwin had caused to come there and here he was bringing up some more Could it be possible that he had wished Windham evil when he first re fused to let him plow? He went on but every ten he unearthed an other dull stone and at last when he had plowed three furrovm and there were thirty ugly looking stones In the freshly tunned earth he stopped the horse and leaning upon the plow he burst into tears the matter my called a voice some distance off and looking up Tudo saw Harvey coming toward him too must have evil said Tudor all the stones I have Harvey had now come up and he stopped and picked up one of the stones In a moment he gave a cry of surprise and grasped hand boy you are the very one torun this plow What you? call stones are really nuggets of gold You have made a rich man of But Harvey had all the money jhe wanted He was one rare persons who do not care for wanted to see if this plow really had enchanted prop erties I seethat has' Go' on and finish the plowing of this field and I will give it to you with all Its contents and you can get married and come here to Tudor was overjoyed Hes put his hand to the plow and thinking now' only of Miriam he plowed furrow after furrow and then put the plowback into the barn and in half an hour Itthad dropped to pieces and utterly disappeared But if you pass through1 airsex county in your travels you help seeing a beautiful palace near Harvey and that palace belongs to Tudor I tell you his last name as he is still alive and with bls wife Miriam he blds fair to pass many happy years His near neighbor and good friend Is Harvey Windham" and a pretty orna ment in his parlor Is a little gold plow mounted on an onyx slab IT LACKS ADVANTAGES OTH ER HORSES AND VEHICLES 15 acres nt tho Pointe! On Shore Line electric roa i can bo bought cheap Ap ply tp HUTTON 308 Union Trust Vid 50 foot lot on fine street near North Wood ward will take driving outfit as part pay HUTTON 30S Union Trust SIT buys light deliver) wagon in good condition 90 Miami ave Call Sunday MALE ANY corporation firm or Individual needing tho services of a capablethoroughly honest young man 30years old experienced in the con ducting axid management of business rend buslnese enterprises both iub and private either as secretary oashier bookkeeper or otherwise I and who can be absolutely depended upon references bond confidentialAddrees box No 35 ree Press Twin Screw Exprcaj Service PLYMOUTHt hambufg Columbia July 31 I BismarckAug A VictoriaAug 14 Columbia Aug 23 Twin Screw Service HAMBURG Bluecher July 29 I Pennsylvania Aug 12 WalderseeAug 6 I Moltke Aug IS SUMMER and AUTUMN CRUISES BY THE PALATIAL CRUISING STEAM Prinz essin Victoria Luise rom Hamburg August 22 the BALTIC nnd the NO lTHiM CAPITALS During Sept Oct and Nov PORI US I SPAIN principal MEDTERRAN ezN P'liis mi tho nniruT or illustrated pamphlets and Itinerary apply Hamburg American Iine 37 Broadway 150 Randolph st Chi cago JAS RHINES Union Ticket Office red Guenther 1 and 2 Peninsular Bank Bldg Leldich 404 Chamber of Commerce Alex A Saenger room 5 29 Monroe are AN ENCHANTED PLOW 09 SPECKL EXCURSION Limited to 150 Passengers TO BUALO WESTERN STATES Thursday July 31 at 4 Tickets good to return until Aug 5 Through tickets sold to all eastern points at low ratec Tickets etc only to be ob tained from 4 Leldich Tickets via Line to Cleveland Toledo Mackinac Geurglnn Bay Duluth 'Chicago St Lawrence Through tickets to all points All Information free Call at Headquarters or special reduced rates Cn OCEAN STEAMSHIP TICKETS ALL LINES To and rom All oreign Porta LEBDSCH 104 CHAMBER COMMERCE Phone Main 3OSO Oat nnuc siiwsux' SHI never fail 10009 sun tgxunn JecJard them safe and sure jafter failing with Tansy and Pennyroyal Pills) partic ulars 4c Dr STEgan Revere Boston Mass BUSINESS PURPOSE'S AN EhEGANT 108 Michigan ave for rent BARBER SHOP 199 Grand River $10 109 Pine st Tel Wes't 753 1 am tho same Geo Beck who Is by every ree Sample schemer re" scription fakir and fraud In Am erica because of the meaner in whu i exposed their infamous schemes lx only object in making offers get the names of men who are vitally so that they may harass them wita i Impudent letters and lying filthy cl ch and I now again challenge all ot eon distributers to thoroughly sift an my charges of villainy and fraud in rourt they may select If you 'e hri an dealings with thsm you know thatgaXe you on my honor man that no matter whether you ura ma rled or single" old young or jniddlv as or no matter whether your weasness or vousness Is caused by over work Jh" quent Indulgence in legitimate tbe practice of secret vice or 1 use of strong drink or tobacco the us" my "Wonder will search center of )ur body tlsrue develop every organ eng every muscle Invigorate every fum tion and bring to you a and pe restoration of ner strength vigor The reason why N' ond 0 (rVH do this is because they are a Ph ood and Tonic and because th contain any phosphorus any other of the poisonsaakne(1Ha'ckS nostrums sent out by the rr nerfecHy rtoro Natural without stimulation in oM or up the largest than four Dears ar4 tTand 46 Niam St the largest bu building in 'if wS 'J'S a One DJlUr per box always cash with ord bv express at your expense I twenty five cents to lift them nress ofice If you send and postage I send them by mall Pr nald thus saving (you ten cents Iny dorbt ahout ma urn! teoany Commercial Agency the ra j(vl Bank of this city (the bank Asa Bushnell ex Gov of Ohio is Bre dent) or to any of tyour friends in bpn 6 fteld WHAR OOT WAYNE ST or BUALO Niagara slb New York City Vit ViaiT 4 (Hi rrt are Buffalo £250 Berths $1 150 rooms 250 Week End Excursions HILE abroad recently I ranX across several United States consuls and I was much impressed by what one or two told said a Washingtonian while commenting 4upon his trip to a Star man this country a consulship is considered among the cream of ik litical plums and to a large extent this popular impression Is well found ed vas at 11 tijnes the 'sngest kipdjbf administration in jluencet pull one down In certain however this importance does jwt Attach abroad where it Is recog nized that consular service lacks ip lA'ell known essentials advantages which are possessed In the service of countries In brief with a few exceptions the pay is insufficient if the quarters and appurtenances usually maintained by our consuls were indicative of the real wealth tieadth population power and great ness of the United States the United States as a country might be consid ered to a foreigner about as large trritorially and otherwise as the state of New York In the Instances which I will give you to serve as examples our consulships are much overrated save as a change of place of resi dence ns the salaries are not high and the i cost of living Is such than saving Is out of the question as the position carries with it a certain dig nity as commercial rep resentative which must be and usu ally is maintained I have never seen the consul ates separated into classes I have prepared a few facts and figures from official sources which will bo found to be of general interest since there would appear to be a misapprehension as regards fees official and notarial salaries etc Classification and Salaries Paid general terms there are forty consulates general 201 consulates and ten commercial agencies carrying salaries The Incumbents of these latter offices are not permitted to en gage in business There are how ever eleven salaried consulates where the Incumbents are permitted to en gage in business and thirty eight con sulates and sixteen commercial agencies paying fees where the in cumbents may engage in business or 318 United States consulates and com mercial agencies in all highest salaried United States consulate I believe is at Bangkok Siam carrying a salary Of $7500 but the consul is also minister resident official fees are turned Into the treasury but the consul may retain the notarial fees which at some con sulates are very heavy nearly equal ing1 the salary sometimes exceeding It and at others of slight importance Where no salaries are paid" the consul retains all fees and the lowestsalary is $1000 The remaining offices retain fees Thus while the salary of the consul at Bangkok is $7500 his notar ial fees last year were and the official fees but $404 Jumping to the other extreme the salary of the con sul general at Paris rance is $5000 his notarial fees $9 92g making his total income about $15000 a year? while his official fees were $58000 the latter going infd the treasury Under the old system of retaining all fees this office and that of the consul general at London were rich prizes to their incumbents i are ten United States con sulships a salary of $5000 year Great Britain the London ft v'' DOWN TOWN BARGAIN 100x125 only one block from postofllee less than $20000 cheapest central factory site In the city RUSSELL 401 Cham ber of Commerce GRATIOT Baker and Modern (brick stores plate fronts counters end shelving barns will rent with or with out' dwellings $12 $12 50 $20 $30 $12WEBER 300 Gratiot OICE) tho new Wetherbee office building modem quiet light: single or en suite Barclay place Wilcox arid John sts 1 Chicago Express 7:15 Det ft New York Exl 8:00 Ypsilanti Ann Arbor Jackson Ry STANDARD TIME Through cars Detroit to Jackson hourly rom 6:00 a until 6:00 TfidrCat' ana or Ann ArHnr half hourly from 6:00 a tn until 7:00 Then at 8:00 tn 9:00 10:00 and 10:45 During Carnival two cars will leave Detroit for Ann Arbor at 10:45 Wanted two men to work in livery barn '462 Lincoln ave irst class experienced hat gents' furnishing salesman mustunderstand window dressing good wages to right man Address box No 46 ree Tress 1OO ft on Grand River ave to exchange for a cottage Apply to DR GEORGE CAMPRELL IN THE of airsex in Con nectlcut dwells a family named and ever since the time bf' Cotton they have had an heirloom which has been handed down from father to son and has been laughed at and derided by each one In turn until the present bearer of the nameHarvey Windham became head of the house says a writer in the New York Sun 'V In Cotton time one Wind ham was burned at the stake for own ing this plow because it was said to be enchanted And those who saw Eli Windham destroyed supposed that the plow was burned also but in soipe way It escaped and came down the generations to Harvey Noy "Harvey Windham was an odd sort of fish be seen if you read the Rockton Leader 9 TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN To the one who knows how to run the Windham plow which is 260 years old I will give in addition to his board and lodg ing and a dollar a day 20 acres ot my best have compiled and classified these I land Apply' ready to begin work on May figures and those which follow from official sources and they are well worth remembrance Thus in the en tire United States sonsular service there is one consulship paying $4500 salary at Melbourne Australia eight paying a salary of $4000 eight $3500 sixty three of 43000 forty one of $2500 seventy five of $2000 of $1600 seventy six of $1500 nine of $1200 and twenty eight of $1000 are a lot of good paying con sular offices in China the office at Shanghai paying a salary of $5030 with $660 notarial fees There are also three $3500 consulships five paying $3000 salary and twelve paying $1000 Chile has one good office only Val paraiso paying $3000 and Argentine one Buenos Ayres paying $2500 Brazil has one $5000 office Rio de Janeiro and three paying $2500 rance and dominions has one office paying a salary of $5000 one of $3500 one of $3000 of $2500 five of $2000 and thirteen paying salaries of $1500 and jmder Great Britain including her colonies has four paying salaries of $5000 one of $4500 one of $4000 one of $3500 ten of $3000 nine of $2500 twenty four of $2000 and thirty eight of $1600 and under TVliat is Paid in Beinalnlng Coun tries highest consular salary In Ger many is paid at (Berlin $4000 with notarial fees amounting to $3300 Our office at Bremen pays as much in amount though the salary Is' only $2500 as the notarial fees are worth $5740 while the office at Hamburg with a salary of $2500 yields a total of $7820 to the Incumbent There are five $3000 offices in Germany eight of $2500 thirteen of $2000 and seven of $1500 and under Mexico is a good country for the consular officeseeker as there are fourteen offices paying $2600 and under one of $3000 and one at the City of Mexico of $4XW with $1300 notarial fees Italy has twelve offices paying $2000 and under and one: of $3000 at Rome The office at Vienna pays about $5500 and there are but Three offices paying $3000 and under lit salaries ini Austria Hungary (Belgium having an equal number Japan has seven offices paying $3000 and 'Under and one Yokohama is worth about $5000 consul generalshipat Monrovia Liberia pays $4000 at St Petersburg $3000 Cairo $5000 Constantinople $5 000 Zanzibar $2000 Christiania and Stockholm $1500 each Barcelona is the best paying office in Spain andit Is worth about $5500 office at Panama is worth $4000 and there are four offices in Colombia worth $3000 and i lSv ESTATE TO EXCHANGE icWHAT have you to exchange on east side? tr taa nrnHot ixyro eo foot lot sewer and water near North Woodward: will take cheap lot in part pay 308 Union Tryst NOTICE Is hereby given that sealed blds for tho public electric lighting of the city of Pontiac will be received by the City Clerk at bls office in the Davis Block Pontiac Michigan up to 7 local time Monday August 4 1902 Num ber of arc lights 126 2 000 candle power tach standard measure as located In the city of Pontiac Bids will be received as per the following schedule: rom early twilight to 12 midnight standard time from early twilight to 3 a standard time from early twilight throughout the night all for each and every night In the year Blds also are asked for on the above schedule upon on what Is known as 'every dark schedule that Is upon every night ex cept moonlight nights or when it Is ne cessary to have artificial Illumination Each bid separately for the periods of three five and seven years as per speci fications now on file In the office of the city clerk A certified check for $5000 must accompany each proposals The right to reject any and all blds Is especially reserved RED TROMP SON City Clerk DAKE AND RIVER STEAMERS ALGOMA CENTRAL SEAMSHIP UE GEORGIAN BAY ROUTE PARRY SOUND MUSKOKA SAULT STE MARIE Seml weekly lervles after June IS Leers Randolph wharf weather permitting Wednesday and Saturday a central atandara time Wlndior a eastern time 8 BICKORD General Agent JOHN STEVENSON Agent foot Ra dolph street Phone 114 ODETTE ft WHERRY Agent Wlndaoto Put in Bay Sandusky Cleveland by Da lighl Lino lyer rank Kirby txetirsen every day to Put ln gay aOe Orchestra Danc ing on the boat and at Webrle's Middle Bass pavilion Leaves at 8 a standard Sunday one hour later Home at 9 Amheratburg Crosse le and Wyandotte str Wyandotte daily at 9 8)0 a and 2:30 are morning trip 35c Seven hours on Sugar Island Afternoon trip 25c RJ hours on the Island Music and dancing ASH LEY ft DUSTIN foot of irst Street BROOKLYN AVE Elegantly furnish ed front room ground floor ga use ot bath 8 private family ELIZABETH ST EAST Well furnlsh cd room single or en suite modern house private family WOURTIH 810 or 2 good sized bedrooms Ismail private family modern house JOHN It ST 231 near Edmund place Ijarge front alcove: also suite ot two connecting rooms all conveniences new ly decorated 7 am 11:30 am Grand Rapids ft Chicagolt 2:35 pm 4:00 pm Ex am pm Dally tExcept Sunday tExcept Monday "WABASH Ticket Office 9 ort St and Union Station Leave WEST Arrive 6:36 am Chicago Montpelier! 7:50 pm Lim Chi St Loulsl 8:10 pm 2:20 pm Chicago Limited 10:40 pm 3:20 pmSt Louis City Llml 9:30 pml Chicago Night Express! 7:55 am 2:10 amChl St Louis pa EAST 9:40 amBuffalo Boston! 1 :55 pm 9:40 amlBuffalo Phlla 2:05 pm Buff Phil ft Wash) 1:55 am 8:25 pm Cont Llm Bosl 7:30 pmlBuff Phlla pm suburban railways DETROIT UNITED RAILWAY (Operates all Detroit City Lines) TIME SUBURBAN LINES Cars run on Detroit local time Wyandotte Diviaion or Trenton half hourly 6:03 a to 10:35 and 11:35 irst ear one hour later on Sundays Pontiac Division or Pontiac 6 a 7 a and halt hourly until 7 hourly until 11 irst car one hour later on Sunday Orchard Lake Division or Northville Orchard Lake and Pon tiac irst or every Orlon Oxford and lint every hour from 6 a to 9 nr also for Orlon and Ox ford at 10 and 11 Cars on "Wyandotte division start from Cadillac Square and all other cars from corner Woodward and Jefferson avenues Last car on all suburbanlines leaving De troit waits for the theatirs Waiting room No 70 Woodward are RAPID RAILWAY SYSTEM? or Port Huron hourly 7a to 8'pm or Mt Clemens halt hourly 7 a and hourly untllfll'p tn ortMt? Clenv ns via Shore Line hourly 6:30 a in to 9:30 and 11 m' Waiting room 70 Woodward avenue AUcars start from Michigan Central depot Detroit OR MISCELLANEOUS OR SALE Black and red cocker pups Black Duke stock Apply at Monroe Gohl Cure Windsor OR SALE Domestic sewing machine perfect Order all attachments Oakwood like new $12 GWYNN sewing machine repairer 81 Gratiot' ave New Standard machines for sale POWER LATHE for sale or trade tor gas or gasoline engine 63 Brady Monday Nurse wanted experienced In care of small children Apply xionuay luuur Ing at 70 Da ven ivorL A good compel' nt portrait artist steady employment prices 30 and 60 1 6 Grknd River ave BAKER Wanted competent baker on yeast bread cteady man can have steady employment CHARLES RANKNER '0110 Mictb employed during day can secure a splendid engagement ior even 1 ngs by addressing VV lock box243 CARPENTERS and bench hands WEBER 300 Gratiot (DRUG CLERK wanted for 4 or weeks Stat salary 'wanted' WEI1B Jack son iMJch GROCERY CLERK: must be experienced none others need apppt state where em ployed: good salary Address box No 37 ree Press HUSTLE Biggest money making propo sltlon over offered for street work fairs "carnivals etc Irvlngs Marvelous Me jfahanlcal Wizard) perforins over forty most original tricks bafll lng science To see if perform Is to want It No 1 of bright steal retails tor 10c No 2 steel plated retails for 25c Particulars and sample upon receipt of price Add 5c extra for postage Reference Dun Co Wizard Novelty Co Philadelphia HENRY ST Largo frame 12 rooms and bath Apply 133 Henry st HOWARD Cottage Key next doorApply CRAAVORD 25 Michigan LAWTON AVE To rent brick house all modern improvements Inquire at 76a Igtwton ave SEVENTEENTH ST To rent house In good order 8 rooms gas shade trees pavcd street near electric ears Inquire 712 Union Trust Tel Main 2031 20 On the mbrnlnf? of the 20th a thin spindling looking youth of about eigh teen named Tudor came to the house at daybreak and asked to see Mr Windham come to do that plowing said he when Mr' Windham opened the doqr 'i Harvey looked at him curiously and then shook his head not old enough and you're not strong enough I can give you work at cleaning up the woodshed but I think of letting you touch that The Jal looked disappointed but he saw from manner that it would be useless to say anything fur ther just then However without wasting any time in repining he went out to the woodshed and began to tidy it upland while he was at work the second applicant came It was now 7 Tlie Plow Balked This man was a slouchy looking fel low by the name of Charles and Har vey felt that he would not be" able to do much But he was strong enough certainly Where's the "No do your best be back inan hour That will be time enough to tell whether you are able or 'Now in the first place Charles (did believe that the plow 'i was en chanted and in the second place hewas so foolish as to call it names As soon as the man put his hands on the handles of the plow it began to back so fast that the horfie had hard work to keep up with it The man' just escaped being jammed against a stone fence But his blood was up and he grab bed the handled once ahd lashed the horse wlttr'tfie' frehisf And plow started off so fast Thar had to gallop to keep ahead of it But It did not" plow up anyearth it merely scratched about "a quarter Inch of the' surface chased thd poor horse around and around the field un til he dropped in his tracks and when Harvey came back to the lot Charles was alternately the and the plow i have no workman who is cruel to dumb Ori who gets angry at inanimate things adollar Now go I was sure that you handle that Ip Rockg Harvey lookedf ilp and saw another man approaching This one said his name was Sdwlnalthough Harvey had not asked him afraid you handle this said Harvey not? I strong asked Edwin 1 strong enough but en "Enchant your said the man in a very disrespectful tone As before Harvey did not stay to watch the man but went back to the house The horse walked right along pulling the plow after him but in stead of making a good deep straight furrow the plow simply unearthed one rock after another until there was a chain of rocks from one 'end of the field to the other Aijd the lot had been noted for its rich earth and freedom from stones The plow traveled as fast as the horse could trot and the stones were thrown to one side and when Edwin reached the other side of the field he chuckled to think of the harm he had done And now Harvey returned and when he saw the evil that Edwin hadwrought he very angry was not a stone bigger than a pebble in that lot until you said he that is whatau enchanted plow In the hands of a malicious man cai do I want you to stop work at onee a dollar and now go and seek "workelsewhere and try to be civil to folks for if you had been well disposed you could have earned the twenty acres! The man took his dollar and went oft muttering and Harvey returned to the house leaving the horse and plow in the field A ortune and Happiness for Him He glanced at the woodshed as he passed "Hello' my lad! Well you are a quick worker Why thought given you a job And did you handle all these logs said Tudor his light ing up? see I expect marry as soon 'as I can get a piece of land on which to' build a house 18 al though I look it Miriam the girl going to read the notice to me and told me it was a great chance for tis and I made up my mind wopk here until I show ed you I was worthy to try your I like your spirit and behappy to have you win that twenty 1 tj "try the plow asked Tddor 7s not a farmer a lawyer" 4 ICB MINES IN ARIZONA They Promise Good Returns to Men Who Are to Work TIu ln Nowhere in the world does th Lx ist an industry so unique as that j'i? being put in operation in nottkern Arizona where elaborate plans ar Ing laid to utilize the product ice caves in existence there Stran it seems too that in this laii great heat where in some places is a priceless luxury made so bv ev? cesslve freight rates which prevLi WAN EMALE JGIRL wanted for eencral housework In family of three 621 Sixteenth st near Myrtle GIRL ot 16 to work cvenlnss in Ice cream parlor 256 Michigan Wanted (general housework girl to go to New Mexico for at least oneydar with government official expept es 1 references required Address box No 19 ree Wanted a Protestant girl general housework with or without washing good wages Apply mornings 37 Canfield east second floor Wanted a good girl for general housework small family excel lent wages MRS A ISMAN 190 tSherldan Competent girl for house work two in family no washing good iwages 107 Milwaukee ave west Wanted girl for general housework two In family no washing work easy 984 Trumbull ave liQUSEWORK Wanted girl for general housework must have reference 605 Sec ond ave tRESSER WANTED on gar ments experience necessary noneothers peed apply steady positionTIETSffc MTLO IDYE1NG CO 47 Rowland st 6TINOGRAPHER and bookkeeper wanted Address box No 67 ree Press 'or two weeks only first classskirt and waist makers 727 Woodward ave XOTTNG LADY for office Who can operate stiate qualifications and sal nry expected Address box No 51 ree Press YOUNG LADY to do painting and embroid orv no experience necessary permanent position 686 Third ave SUMMER TOUR TO EUROPE Under personal escort all expenses In cluded By th" Atlantic Transport Line August 16th' visiting the principal coun tries of Europe nnd returning from Naples Inclusive fare tour of fifty six days $380 Send for programme THOS COOK ft SON Pyle Agent 323 Hammond Bldg Detroit Mich ITAlTan" ROYAL MAIL CO Navleazlone Generals Italians to ALEXANDRIA All new steamers Weekly service Apply to HIRZEL ELTMANN CO 11 BROADWAY LE1D1CH 404 Ch ot Commerce and CAR DIET LS 10S Gratiot ave Agents Canadian Pacific Railway ort St Union Sta Ticket office 7 ort 12:35 (noon) and 11:35 dally for Canadian and New England points Arrive 2:05 and 2 dally Brnsli Street Depot" OR SALK MISCELLANEOys Columbia Electric Stan hope Automobile for sJe aheap Reason owner leaving country Address box No 44 rev Yras fOTt Complete baeefball outfit for ten men good ag newj i little wed call at 616 Hastings at Ci RAND TRUNK RAILWAY SYS City office 124 Woodward ave Depot foot Brush st Phone Main 39 and 561 Leave East via Port Huron Arrive Ex Pt Huron North Tor Mont YorkPort Huron NorthDet ft New York Ex Tor Mont York Eastwflril vln Windsor 11:40 ami Tor Mont ft: York I 1 2:45 pml East Tor Mont I 9:30 pm 6:05 pm London Accommodatlonlt 5:30 pm I London Accommodation! 9:05 am Westward 1 G1 Rap Sag Chllt 9:20 pn Dally tExcept Sunday LAKESHORE fe MICHIGAN SOUTH ERN Depot foot of Brush St Leave Daily tExcept Sunday Arrive 7:30 amChl Cleve Col Cln am 2:55 pmlCleve pitts ft Col an 5:00 pmlChl Cleve ft Col Ex I 5:55 pm another snarl due to his his thumb too soon Then he the snarl cast more strongly with a ward motion and flashed the water thrll yards away then Le reeled in made 1 and smashed the lake rod the frog refusing to gn then he cast with extreme gentleness the frog came down softly and smote on the hand then he swore not then by a happy chance he brou bait to the front with just the rDh maintained the right thumb pressdr' It sailed out a good eventy Ho looked at He oarsman blank' asked: did It a In the flush of pride he reeled In forgetting tas hold line bet vd' thumb and forefinger of the left ha i switch It backward and forward spindle to make a proper lav and if not at all Afterward he behind the boat and reeled it id should have been He made dozen more casts wl'h Of th0 grven hanl The fat man's experience Is the ence ot every one who tries castinc first time There la confidence th then then doubt' the It is not' sb difficult an art as graphy but it must be learned and 4 be learned only by work A mon I practice will make a passable caste ordinary man If he has natural a he will become an expert In three jea NewYork Sun THE RAILROADS ICHIGAN CENTRAL XIA THE NIAGARA ALLS arnlNew York State Spl 112:20 amM 7:55 amlN Cht Spl 6:00 pmj 6:50 ami Way Mall and Ex(t 6:30 pmS 312:40 pmlast and fct 4:50 pmlKaTzoo ft Gr Ex 112:25 ptnSf Det Spll 4:15 pmj to 8:20 pmlNight Express I 7:35 amr pmlPaclflc ft Atlantic Exf 9:15 am Union Depot ort Third Ab an Saginaw Bay City night ex! 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