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10 AMERICANS 4 ONE BEST EVERYWHERE IN THE WORLD DETROIT PRESLEY DISABLED Slippers VULCAN STRIPPED WHEEL LOT E' Lu Davis $150 all sizes and LOT 4 VESSEL MOVEMENTS 183 and 185 Woodward Avenue 4 SUBURBAN DOMINION GEORGE MOODY WORK OR SHIPYARDS PASTORATE MONTICELLO A WRECK is Clear marine notes INES WERE REMITTED st his twenty five pounds pressure VESSEL PASSAGES CLAIM A WOMAN Dip IT LOCAL BREVITIES a REV BLACKORD NEW GOVERNMENT DREDGE It REIGHT SITUATION a CLOSE TO HIS HOME Cheap Power Electric Power Detroit Man Lost WYANDOTTE LIBELLED 1he Kind Yoo Hava Always Rongji i if 1 4 1 1 1 resting it by which pro short time it resumes its THINKS OTHERS HAVE RIGHTS WHICH SHOULD BE RESPECTED $250 All 4 Dr the I fiatntie SIgutan DECAMPED WHEN HARRY LEAR LIVINGJN HOUSE APPEARED the yes re Co LIEUT COL DAVIS SAYS A EW THINGS ABOUT RIVER HOGS water can be used re I on Carpenter road in has been burned to the OWNERS WHO RAN BOATS SHORT HANDED GET BACK GIVES UP HIS George Stevens The same with Michael Abram in place Chase are the incorporators association HIT BY TRAINWHILE PICKING UP COAL i August 23 for pastor of honor nf pastor and the THEY "DO NOT REGARD THE RIVERS AS A PUBLIC HIGHWAY RELLE ISLE AQUARIUM TURNED OVER TO THE CITY EDWARD KILROY CUT HIS THROAT CHICAGO CONCERN LOOKING OR SITE IN WINDSOR HE WAS AN EXCISE OICER AT WATERLOO IREWORKS AT PICNIC EXPLODED ANOTHER BABY BOY OR ONE RECENTLY LOST pastor terian The borer Hamtramck ground The Delray Connecting railway has been permitted by Railroad Commis sioner Atwood to lay an additional track across the Detroit United rail way at River street in Detroit the crossing to be protected by ieerlock ers and derailers Wyandotte Catholics are preparing a reception to De neia James A Hally church in tenth anniversary as fifteen anniversary of his ordination to the priesthood Annie and Celia Schwaler aged 6 and 4 years respectively living on a farm on Norris road Gratiot township were found yesterday morning toy Patrol man Jacobs on Gratiot avenue near McClellan street They had wandered from 'home the night before and lost their way The police returned them to their parents INTERESTING ADDRESS BY COM MISSIONER BOLGER ROBBER WAS COOLLY WALKING UPSTAIRS BLACKORD TO TABERNACLE A representative of the Independent Telephone Manufacturing Co of Chi cago is in Windsor looking for a site for a Canadian factory He is' au thority for the statement that a fac tory for the manufacture of all kinds of telephone supplies will toe erected in Windsor within a short time and that the company will employ J50 hands at the start factory will run in connection with the Ontario Independent Telephone Co which is attempting to secure franchises in dif ferent Canadian cities MR AND MRS BECKER OUND WAI ON THEIR DOORSTEP New York August 18 head quarters reported late tonight that Antonio Mannano the kidnaped Brook lyn boy for whom the police have been searching was found tonight by a cousin in the street three blocks from his home The search for Man nano has occupied ten days or more He was supposed to have been kid naped by the society a organization which has terrorize! the Italian colonies in New and vicinity Wife Murderer Knapp Executed Columbus August Alfred A mur Knann to five murders was annex at the Ohio minutes after mid where In view of this a resolution was passed by the meeting expressing the highest appreciation of the pas character as a Christian man and for his fidelity to the work since he has had charge In his report to the church Mr Blackford showed that on thirty three of the forty five Sundays that he has served as pastor one or more persons had been taken into the church and he said for that reason the Taber nacle can stand as one of the leading evangelical churches of the district The Sunday 1 school and Epworth League are in excellent shape and the only indebtedness on the church is $265 the deficit in expenses for the year There are 5J8 members The' following stewards and trus tees were elected: Stewards A Prunner A Popplestone George Weston Knight Charles Speller rank Simons Edward McLean Geo Jost Gordon Gage 'J Robert son Keddy Victor Darling Trustees Thompson William Rumsey James Bostwick Albert Bee be Olds Hope Darwin William Rathbone and Edwin Saunders ASSOCIATION the Uni the former to be GEORGE MOODY TELLS OBSERVATIONS IN EUROPE MRS DORA LITCHMAN DEL RAY DIED ROM INJURIES Rev Blackford pastor of the Tabernacle church gave notice last nighC at the quarterly conference of the church of his intended retire ment from 'the' congregation at the expiration of his term He has been pastor of the church for but one year and Rev Dr John Sweet presiding elder who presided at the meeting said afterward that Mr Blackford feels he can do better work else Description of the Latest Big Attraction charged engineers demanding jay for the season Later the Wyandotte was released on bond Border Brevities Mayor Drake says the tax rate of Windsor this year will be between 27 and 23 mills on the dollar The choir troys of Ail church will have a outing at Amherst burg commencing August 25 Mrs A Terry Windsor was elected a delegate to the supreme court of oresters to meet in Boston next year The brigade of 6t Presbyterian church Windsor will go into camp at Sea Cliff park Leaming ton next Tuesday They will be away from home eight days Capt Black will be in command Arthur Scott who was appointed by the residents of Windsor avenue to look into the different kinds of pave ment is ready to report that to his mind the tar macadatp will be the best class of pavement for the street The bricks forming the steps of the new Windsor public library are loos ened because they were laid when the mortar was touched with frost The library board has notified the con tractors Carew Co of Detroit to at once repair the defect Men employed excavating for a new walk on Goyeau street Windsor dis covered a number of gold coins un derneath a stake There are several Masonic jewels among the collection and one American gold dollar coinage of 1851 on which is cut a square and compass Rend Released Sault Ste Marie August After lightering 400 tons of her ore cargo the steamer Rend was today released after stranding in Hay Lake She is reload ing No injury is apparent the botanic and common and the country to which the are native as well as the family to which they belong are now on exhibition many rare plants donations from Lin coln park West park and South park commissions of Chicago the Buffalo botanical gardens and from the famous Phipps conservatory of Pitts burg Pa as well as some smaller specimens from generously disposed citizens of Detroit or Edncatlonal Purposes is also intended to use a part of the basement of this building for edu cational purposes for the teaching of botany etc I propose in the near future to invite the teachers of botany in our public schools to take advant age of the facilities that we can offer them in showing and explaining to them the different plants and shrubs and will aid them in their studies and I am sure the scholars will en joy it far more to study on TUe Isle park than thev can in their class rooms in the The visiting will be regulated as follows: January and ebruary ina Im to 4 March April and May 10 a to 5 June July and August 10 to 7 Sep tember and October 'IQ a "to 5 November and December 10 a to 4 i is in Excellent Condi tion So Reports Show KIDNAPED BROOKLYN BOY OUND LAST NIGHT Waukegan August The steamer Vermillion which arrived yesterday got too far in shore after entering the harbor She struck on a rock and was wedged so hard several hundred tons of her coal cargo had to be light ered before the boat was freed Tu floated her this afternoon Whether she suffered damage is not known LAKE MARINE NEWS Suburban Siftings Buck has resigned as of the St Clair Heights Presby church home of John Nolczok a la living Steamer Mary Ran Down a Yacht Near Charlevoix Charlevoix Mich August 18 (Spe The steamer Mary running be tween Charlevoix and Boyne City this afternoon ran down the yacht Helen sinking her She was sailed by Charles Whitford 75 years old who had a party of twelve pleasure seekers from the Inn on board All were rescued by the Mary It was broad daylight but it is said a woman was at the wheel or in the pilot house of the Mary i McLeod Who Handled the Display but Slightly Hurt THE EMPLOYES THE DE troit Copper Brass Rolling Mills will hold their annual outing to Put in Bay tomorrow CHARLES JACOBS ADMITTEI to Judge Phelan yesterday that he failed to olose up his saloon on Sun day The court held sentence in abey ance McLeod of Windsor on ac count of his knowledge of fireworks was engaged to handle the fireworks display at the A picnic at Ojibwa Wednesday night but in some way dropped fire into the box where the reserve supply of rockets was kept and a pyrotechnic effect not down on the regular program was the result Sky "rockets "nigger and Roman "candles vied with each other in forming all kinds of bands and trails of fire and before many of them had displayed their beauty the crowd had taken to the woods Even the members of the Twenty first Essex band beat a hasty retreat and McLeod was left in the midst of the ruin he had made During the impromptu display Sam uel Grandmaison of Sandwich was struck' in the breast with a rocket Which set fire to his clothes He threw himself in ythepgrass and ex tinguished his blazing coat but not before he was seriously burned about the breast The second finger of left hand also got in the way of a runaway rocketand the bone was fractured Dr Beasley who was on the grounds dressed the in juries McLeod's hands and clothing were slightly burned but the remain der of the crowd escaped injury here they were in time for another The trip was one that combined bus iness with pleasure In speaking of it vesterdav Mr Moody who is vice president of the company said: most vivid impression of my trip abroad was the wonderful amount of respect accorded the American woman and the marvelous progress the world has made along humanitar ian lines Both facts were brougnt very forcibly to my notice and in each case 'I was able to make special observations Everywhere 1 went I found Americans and in making the trip over I was given an opportunity td witness three bright instances of the manner the ocean lines have of coming to the rescue of unfortunate ships or seamen "But the American woman! one could write volumes and Atill leave something untold She is the sweetest most gracious and bcst gowned of any I have ever met She has gained such a reputation for her endearing quali ties that she could travel unmolested all over the world American Excels "The American woman excels in the art of wearing clothes well This has been made possible because she is not an extremist Her gowns are all admirable fits and she is the best footed of any She carries herself with easv grace and has a sweet man ner about her that appeals to all who see her Added to all this her ex ceeding good taste serves to make a tout ensemble not often seen "On the trip over we had only been two days out when a man became de mented and cutting down a life pre server called out to his companions to watch him take bath True to his word he jumped overboard and it was seemingly but a second when the ship had stopped and rounded "to to get him During the Interval that elapsed between his jumping in and his rescue made a remarkable sight riding in evident security on top of the waves "We had been about three days out when a rench tramp steamer hailed us a distress signal about mid ocean We stopped and the exchange of signals then indicated that a doctor was needed A boat was lowered and the surgeon sent over On go ing to the tramp he found a sailor who had had all his fingers cut off in the ship's rigging The poor fellow was brought back and taken ail the way to Liverpool i Saw King Edward and Qneen "While in London I attended a the ater to which King Edward VII and Queen Alexandra came unannounced I thought that some display would be made but wao disappointed They sat in the royal box without any public demonstration! found out after ward that oven though the audience had not risen en masse it was not out of I discovered that the king is very democratic andidol ized by the masses while 'the queen is equally well beloved "American enterprise is changing the situation: in England 'met a man one day who tolJ me that he afraid we Americans 'wo'pld soon buy! up his country: But it lsvafact that Zimerican money has made wonderful changes in every walk of life from the ordinary business to the theaters Street1 railway systems are being huilt under American "au pices and everything from a restaurant up is being installed American Money in England "I found out thait the Sqrosis shoe which is sold by us in this city hasa great demand not only in England but throughout all the largest cities In Europe As a business man that fact appealed to me with wonderful force and I was inclined to believe that there really is no end to the en terprise of the citizens of his coun try This impression was emphasized one day when I saw a crowd standing cutside an American restaurant watch ing the man Jnsideturn a batch of flapjacks It is only in England how ever that American money is making itself felt to such a degree rance and Germany have not been affected very materially by it yet "We came home from aris with a direct line of exclusive importations that will surprise the people of this city In the latest gowns and 'lingerie we have a lot that will surpass tall our previous attempts It is no exaggera tion to say that we made extraord inary efforts to outdo anything ever before attempted by us Toledo August Her engines fusing tq reverse and her pumps dis abled the steamer George Presley became disabled down the bay entering port from Buffalo todayTugs were sent out and towed the steamer to dock She will load coal for Superior repairs being untfer way Oxfords Lots Oxfords and Slippers fancy 50c Slip reduced to About 0:30 last evening Harry Lear of 220 Alfred street found an unknown man coolly walking up the front stair case of his house When he saw Lear the intruder turned and ran a de scription was given to tlje police He is about 30 years of age with a sandy beard of a few growth and he is about 5 feet 8 inches in hight Drop in Price of Steel Plates "Will Bring It Cleveland August With the drop th the price of steel plates a revival of interest in shipbuilding has shown itself and' a number of vessel owners have indicated that will be in the market for new ships coring the fall A number of 'orders for new ships are expected in consequence This movement is rather unexpected owing to the? low freight rates now prevail ing and the general stagnation in lake commerce but vesselmen hare hdpes of a better business next season and are getting ready for it SAMUEL GRANDMAISON IIAUL i BURNED ABOUT BREAST AuS1Rt 18 Because Oiey were discharged without cause thev say two members of the crew of the steamer Wyandotte have begun libel proceedings against the vessel here The boat was tied up today the dis Edward an excise officer at Watreloo Ont slashed his throat with a razor Wednesday morning in flicting such injuries that death oc curred at 5 Thursday morning Dispatches say that the act was the result of excessive drinking which un balanced mind He received his appointment in Windsor in 1892 ahJ was stationed in the excise offices at Walkerville for several years and was later removed to Waterloo He was married in that town and his widow and one child survive His father Thomas Kilroy a former resident of Windsor who lives 455 ourteenth avenue Detroit left for Waterloo Wednesday afternoon on receipt of a message which stated that "his son was seriously ill The mother and several other members of the family left for Waterloo yesterday morning NEW ACTORY OR TELEPHONE SUPPLIES Notice to Marineri The lighthouse department has sent out the following: Notice is hereby given that the Superior ront Channel Post Light No 1 which was carried away by unknown vessel 1 August 9 1904 was reconstructed on the 13th in stamt and the light exhibited as here tofore Detroit Detroit August 18 Up: Oceanica 9:30 Wednesday night Liberia Lewis ton 9:40 Three Brothers 10:20 Black Rock 11 Hawgood 12:10 a Mada gascar 1 Peshtigo 1:30 Boyce' and consort 3:30 Maritana and whaleback Uganda 7 Hiawatha 7:40 Turret Court 7:50 Concord and barges 8:50 Lifin Bryn Mawr Imperial 10:20 Maryland 11:50 Corsica and whale back Bermuda Chieftain 12 Aus tralia Amazon 12:20 Zenith City Russell 12:30 Wisconsin 1:50 Schuylkill 2:30 Adams' 3 Mohawk 3:30 North Land 4:10 Marshall 5 Bradley and 5:30 Toltec and consort 6:30 Winne bago 7:20 New Orleans 8:20 Down: Arthur Orr 10:30 Wednesday Manchester 11 Zillah and consort Oliver 11:40 Smith 1 a Midland Queen 1:10 Whit ney Yukon 23O: itch Maitland 5: Castle Rhodes 6:40 Spencer Arizona and consorts 7 Saranac 7:10 Emily and consorts 7:50 Empire City Mag na 10:10 Continental 11:30 Gilbert 11:50 India 1:30 arwell 1:50 Jas Hoyt 2:50: Rickands 4 4:50: schooner Penobscot (sailed) Leonard 5 Hart 5:10 Choctaw England 530 Wolvin (small) Iron Chief Page 6 Prentice and consorts 6:50 Venezuela Montezuma 7 Milwaukee 7:30 Sob Canal' A Sault Ste Marie Mich August 18 Schoolcraft Nester Bourke Tionesta 9:30 Wednesday night Alva oil barge Midaldn King 10 Pioneer Chattanooga midnight Dalton Thursday morning? Thomson whale back 1 Luzon Eturia 2:30 Sultana 3: Grammer 5 Volunteer 8 Mary Bovce 9 Pontiac Maruba 11:30 Scranton Samoa' noon Mariposa 12:20 Ketchum Manola Bell Chicago August Grain freights were still out of line for general ship ments but'a little business was of fered at 1 cent on corn Charters To Buffalo Naples Omaha corn Cleveland August There is little change in the condition of the market and vessels arc still more plentifulhan cargoes at both ends of the route In some bases ore and coal carriers are being forced to wait at the docks VEfRMILLION HIT A ROCK Route rom Coast to Work on tlie Lakes Toledo August 18 Government dredging In maintaining the harbors at Toledo Cleveland and Conneaut will after September 1 be done by the big dredge Burton which is en route here? from Norfolk The machine which is the first on the lakes of the propelling and seagoing type will by Capt Stevenson of Toledo News of the departure of the Burton has been sent the government engineer here Storm Canght Stranded Boat' and' Broke Her Up East Tawas August An appar ently trivial accident by stranding was by a heavy nprth wind today turned into a wreck fataL to the schooner Monticello at Port Cresent The ves sel was sand Jaden bound for the smelting works at Houghton when she struck the rocks Tuesday night Aid was given toy the steamer Wyoming but the Monticello could not be freed Last wihdreaused a leak and tonight the Monticello is broken up The "Wyoming brought the Monticello crew to 'East Tawas whence they left for home by train The Wyoming continued to Gladstone REV LEAVE George Moody and Byron Scott of the Newcomb Endicott Co have just returned from a trip abroad which took them to England Switzer land and rance A week before their arrival in Detroit they were eating breakfast Jn lhe Hotel Cecil London and wjen they stepped off the train Chicago August 18 An echo of the strike of master? and pilots came in Chicago today when it was announced that $1500 in fines collected from own ers of three steamers for running their vessels without sufficient officers is to be returned by the government! The Etruria Black Reck and Will iam Mack reached Chicago short handed in June After an investiga tion Collector Nixon imposed fines of $500 each on the offending craft Appeal was made to the authorities at Washington for relief and after a review of the cases 'an order to remit the fines was entered While picking up coal from the tracks near the Dearborn avenue crossing of the Wabash railroad in Delray yesterday morning Mrs Dora Litchman aged 51 years was struck by a Wabash train and received in juries from which she died later De ceased lived at 74 Theodore street and is survived by a husband and four children Justice will hold an inquest SEWER PLANS WERE EXPLAINED GE ROW CONVICTED uttering and publishing a forged check was sent to Jackson for from two to thpee years Judge Phelan im posed sentence yesterday Gerow was formerly employed at the Prin cess rink and forged Menno Zimmer name to a check for $1250 A WOMAN GIVING HER NAME as Mrs Bunclark and her little girl were found early yesterday morning by a patrolman seated on the steps of the irst Congregational church She stated that she is on her way from London Ont to California and that she has no friends in Detroit The pool commission will give her a ticket back to London SPECIAL OICER BURCH of the Grand Trunk railroad secured a warrant yesterday for the arrest of George Brown whom he accuses of having stolen a suit case and con tents valued at $193 24 The property belongs to James McCracken a traveling man and was stolen on August 6 while in care of the rail road A suit of clothes discovered tn a pawn shop is to be used as evidence CX 1 1 AA KJ Lt ARTICLES have i been filed by and the versitv an institution of learning and the latter being organized to discuss scien tific and educational subjects Incor porators of the university are Enoch Mather Dr Robert Chase Spear Mather Caroline Dougherty and XT rr't people or of Knapp who wasfr convicted of the der or his wife Hannah Goddard and who confess electrocuted in th' penitentiary a fe nibt At the adjourned meeting of Wyandotte board of public works terday afternoon A Gessnerrpsontinp the Rices Sherman of Toledo explained the system of sewers offered by his company He estimated that storm sewers would cost $6462804 sanitary sewers $5281471 and a combined system $11087860 The separate systems were recommended A minority report recommending Mason Brown system was filed by Commissioner Van Alstyne and Mc Glatiglin The matter will be brought up again at the meeting of the councilonight Just a week ago' yesterday Louis Becker and his wife who reside at 43 Pitt street west Windsor buried their only child a baby boy four months old Welnesday night a 6 months old boy was left on their doorstep presumably by some person who knew of their recent bereavement Tho little stranger was taken in and will be reared by the Beckers in place of the child they recently lost He occu pies the same cradle that the Becker baby did and already has worked himself into the affections of both Becker and his wife The babe when found appeared td be dazed by some drug evidently given to keep him quiet He was richly dressed and the underclothing was of fashionable design with hand made embroidery Evidently the child had been carefully nourished as he is in good health and bis clothes suggest that the mother had plenty of money with which to sup ply his wants The Beckers have not notified the police and they will remain in undisputed possession of the waif so far as the authorities are concerned VICE PRESIDENT NEWCOMB ENDICOTT CO HOME AGAIN WILE ASK OR LEGISLATION STATE AND WASHINGTON Telephone Main 5222 Centurion 1 ronic 2 Rees 2 20 LeaJey Colgate backs 7:30 Hoyt Harvard YcVioi bins Jones Johnson 4 Thursday morning ac Sachem Hall George This Money Much in Evidence In prigland Are you interested in 'this Question? Do you 1S resalt ep your cost of production? If so you can accomplish by using gains on and goods: LOT Every pair $350 Oxfords Every pair $350 Lots $350 High Shoes LOT 2 Every pair $500 Oxfords Every pair $500 Slippers Lots $500 High Shoes LOT 3 Every pair $300 Oxfords and Large Lot Ladies Glaze Kid LXV heel high boots 4 All broken lines Oxfords exceptional bargains $200 Qxfords 5 Al! $200 Broken Lines and Remnant 7 Large lot per Bows The Belle Islezaquarium was form ally yesterday morning by Park Commissioner Bolger in the presence of Mayor Ma ybury Control ler Blades' other of the city officials and a large audience During the day over 5000 people visited the building and admired its green tile walls: and handsome exhibitions In his address officially turning the magnificent buildidg and its contents over to the city Commissioner Bolger gave a history of the enterprise and many interesting facts in connection with the new attraction "This he said "is pro nounced by the leading aquarists of this country to be second to none in the so tar as Arrangement and equipment are concerned for eco nomical maintenance It however ranks third in size The aquarium in New York city is much the largest having double the number of exhibi tion tanks and pools of any other The aquarium at Brighton England has forty one tanks' but they are much larger than ours In their aquarium building there is also a theater restaurant dining and bil liard rooms shooting galleries read ing and naturalists rooms toeside all the other work rooms required The most scientific aquarium is at Napless Italy In fact it is a biological sta tion under the Italian government There are only some six or seven other permanent aquaria known Tanks and Pools aqua rium has forty four ex hibition or wall tanks with a ca pacity of 18180 gallons two side or wall pools with a capacity of 5781 gallons a center pool with a capacity 01 gallons iweive icsei vi nvo pital tanks where surplus stock are kept or in which sick fish are treated with a capacity of 2700 gallons two large storage pools for' sea water with a capacity of 22800 gallons three supply tanks with a capacity of 5 166 gallons three cisterns with a ca pacity of 864 gallons and the piping system which holds 986 gallons making a total capacity for water necessary to be stored for the commencement of the operation of the aquarium of 65007 gallons 30000 gallons of which is sea water rnis sea peatedly for an indefinite period by tittering ana cess after a normal condition the loss toy evapo ration is supplied by fresh water The aquarium at Hamburg Germany has used in a like manner the same water which they brought from the North sea because of its purity for thirty six years The rest of the 65000 gal lons required in the operation of our aquarium is river water but this however must also he filtered before use tanks on the east side of the center pool are supplied through a double line of pipes The one for sea water is wrought iron and lead lined to avoid discoloration of the water from rust which the presence of salt causes The other line is galvanized wrought iron thus permitting anv tank on the east side the building to be used for either sea or fresh water specimens The sou half of the building on the west side has also a double line of pipes both lines being of galvanized iron One Is used for cooled or refrigerated waiter for the trout family the other for fish not requiring water of a special tem perature The north half of the west side and the two side pools have but one line of supply pipes which is £pr fresh water Water Kept In Circulation operate this aquarium 50000 gal lons of the 65000 gallons required i must be kept in constant circulation both day and night as In many of the tanks the water changes several times hourly machiney to operate this aauarium is located in the basement and contains an air pump for aerating the water thus supplying the tish with oxygen' which has a capacity at Ot 73(1 cubic feet of air per hour a circula ting refrigerating water pump with a capacity of 8000 gallons per hour the trout farKily: a circulating fresh water pump with capacity of 10000 gallons per hour for our lake and river fish a circulating sea water pump nickel lined with a capacity of 9000 gallons per hour a ten ton re frigerating plant to cool the water for the trout a power filter for refrigerated Water with a capacity of 3000 gallons per hour and one for fresh water with a capacity of 4200 gallons per hour it gravity filter for sea water with a capacity of 4000 gal lo per hour also a heater of suffi cient size to temper the sea water dur ing the winter season addition to all this there will be seen in the basement the two 25 horse power pumps with a total capacity of 108000 gallons per hour used for cir culating hot water for heating the aquarium conservatory and green house buildings which require more than five miles of pipe In addition there are four 100 horse power boilers a blower for the ventilating system a blower for draught under boilers stokers condenser circulating ice drinking water pumps etc Horticultural Building horticultural building contains a circular center palmhouse 72 feet tn diameter with a dome 80 feet in hight and a floor space of 4070 square feet The north palmhouse has 1670 square feet of floor space the south palm house" 2S80 square feet The orchid house on the extreme south contains 450 square feet The fernery on the extreme north end is depressed that the exhibit may be better viewed and has 1720 square feet of floor space Last but not least 7the ex hibition house for floral exliibits'con tains 3210 square feet of floor and is north of the center palmhouse adjoin ing the aquarium in which it is my purpose at all seasons of the year to have on exhibition a display of flower ing plants In the permanent show house all specimens will bear labels giving names plants If you are operating your factory by any other mctrat? jj are losing money by doing so as we can clearly denlge wjtli you will give us an opportunity Let our engineers you on the proposition Edison Illuminating Co The contract provides me worKsnau be completed by June 10 1908 but at the job will not last that long All drilling is being done by means ofpneumatic tools and a compressed airj pipe line 6000 feet long is now being built along the shore of the river WYANDOTTE COUNCIL WILL CON SIDER THEM TONIGHT Lieut Col Chas United States engineer charge the twenty foot channel from Bar point to the locks at Saul' Ste Marie returned to terday after an inspection trip which included the improvements around the West Neqbish St riven He was considerably worked up over the 'recent accidents in the rivers and was looking over several epor 1 the Clarence A Blaca aim Pi rive? owners along St Clair rl against boats which make a pra ctice of running the rivers full peed and without regard 10 swells do to property along the banks These complaints have been for warded to Washington for action but Col Davis was xiot at liberty to ake public his recommendations to tne ue partment masters who persist in Jun ning at full speed in the rivers whcie the channels are narrow do to appreciate they are standing thejr own light and that eventuall legislation will be passed limiting hem to a certain low safe speed said Col Tlavis run without regard to the rights' of others and launches ami small boats have been overturned and swamped by the big fellows rumw at fuul speed and sending out swells in which a small boat cannot liv They must be brought to appreciate that the rivers'are public highways and all have equal rights upon them Owners of small Boats have rights which must be respected and property along the banks cannot be destroyed with impunity "I would not be surprised to see the next congress pass legislation goyerii Ing the speed of boats in the rivers just the same as it is now governed in the canals The government has here tofore protected its own wrork by these speed regulations and private propertv owners may bring pressure to bear to protect theirs in the skme ay owners must be protect ed against the greed and rapacity of The vessels Many of the masters are hoggish and are just as bad as the scorching automobilist on the streets of a city I think th? people who have been complaining have a griev ance to fast running St Clair lats ship canal I shall ask for leg islation giving me a custodian with police powers He ill have a launch and the law should be tha't when he hoists his flag a vessel must stop The great trouble 4n catching offend ers now is that we must be certain the master of a boat which violates the law is on the bridge at 'the time Our men cannot be expected to know every master personally and often the boat is not "close enough to iden tify the master" Under a new jregu Jation however the boat may be com pelled to sftop until the custodian gyts what information he The cases of the steamers Sultana and Buffalo" are now in the hands of the district attorney St Louis' August As a result of the balloting today by delegates to the national convention of the Society of American lorists the following offi cers were President Vaughn Chicago vice president reeman Washington William Stewart Boston: treasurer Beatty Pittsburg Sulli van of Detroit was a candidate for secretary against Stewart The Strait Thomas Palmer 40 5 Vitae 11:30 42 yacht Sunshine Umbna 2:50 Bethlehem Mercur 2:20 Mac Win and contort and whaleback 7:15 4 Down: Rome 9:30 yaukee 1020 small fc Clarion 1:20 a Us sort 2 Colonial 1 steel trust steamer 4:30 CbrT' 7 Pentland 11 Morse 5: 11:40 Sillier 12:30 1 consort Wyman 1 40 Vance 2:20 Orion 3:10 4:30 Pueblo 7 Calm clear 1 Welland Canal I Port Colborne August yin and consort Business Down Carter and consort Wafii Niagara River Buffalo August I' Trtr Bridge Down Lumberman Tonawanda Lake Erie Cleveland August 18 Arrived 1 ica Manchester Arthur Orr A Coal Hopkins barley Coyne Mills Paisley Escanaba Ashtabula August 18 rrh a i ette Brown Sawyer Redfern Cleared: Coal Gladstone Roby Warrlner Major Dulu Lorain August 18 Cleared Mary Elphicke Duluih Buffalo August 1K Arrived: Sta ley Cleared: Coal Oades She? gan Grover Adriatic Helena Neshoto Morley cmS Holland Duluth Linden HarS City of Chicago Kewaunee iS? AT superior THE DETROIT REE PRESS: RIDAY AUGUST 19 190 eminent while sectoring material for lagg Smith further work itune Milwaukee The contract provides the work shall Toledo August 18 Arrivd TauU be completed by June 10 1908 but at preslev Cleared: Coal Alice the ratesjt is now being prosecuted MIlwaukee Clinton Lillv Clemens Marengo Cotati Alaska Tempest Cleveland Erie August Cleared Coal Tb I onica ort William I Lake Superior I Duluth August 18 swl less Sinoloa Brown I brenner Gayley Hesper Bd I falo Badger State Cleared' Saxon Marina Hundred twentrl Cornell Hurlburt Smith Sinnal Mitchell Chickamauga Edcoso Neilson Albright Lake Erie Viking Vinland Cormorant Lake Erie Mahoning Trr North wind Buffalo Grain BuhJ Buffalo Wilkinson Two Hr bora Two Harbors August IS Arriv Presque Isle Smith WUkim Cleared Palmer Schuck Jupttr Lake Erie Angus Smith Lake Mid igan Marquette August Arrived: ruria Pioneer Chattanooga Porig Cleared Wyoming Cleveland Grilhl Conneaut Ashland August Cleared te Gratwick Lake Erie Lake Michigan Milwaukee August Arrivel Brown Merida Wells Armenia Buffalo Waukegan August IS Arrived Te million Massasoit Akos Jones island Manitowoc August Case Escanaba Martin Sable Green Bay August tnmhor Wente Chicago Chicago Aueust Arrired gara itzgerald Phenix Ionia Collinewood Iake Huron Depot Harbor August li Arrhri Tadousac Port Huron August IS Anw Lutz and oil barge Cleared Crw ford Alpena Improvemefit at West Nbin to I Row Well Under Way The work of improving the SL river by constructing a second canal to the westward of Neebish isl and is now well under way and th intermediate section of cofferdams has been built and the river bed between the two dams pumped tout and rock drilling begun Lieut Col Charles Davis United States engineer has just re turned from the work and says Mc Arthur Bros of Chicago have com pleted about $200000 worth of the $2 500000 contract A new departure in channel making is being used coffer dams having been built across the river and the water pumped out be tween them so that the work is all dry blasting The material taken from the inter mediate section will be used in build ing the larger dams in this way the contractor receiving pay from the gov The steamer North Land "a trip up yesterday had a full ger list Work was started yesterday on sunken steamer City of Berlin the head of Belle Islo I rank Kirby of the Detroit building Co and General I Newman of the A line in Toronto yesterday to steamer Turbina of the To Steamship Co operating I Hamilton and Toronto I The keel of the new ordered by A Tomlinscn of will be laid at Lorain in the meantime the I be prepared The starting of the yard at Lorain will mean mwhfdthat city as it will give eniplo I to about 1200 men I The marine ambulance of the Great Lakes Towing to on exhibition and inspection at land yesterday The Rescue will a larger capacity than the and will be a faster worf I way to the Soo where the I will be stationed the boat wm at Detroit for inspection Sunday afternoon Supt A A Schantz of 11 line returned from ew terday where he consulted West Shore and Lackawar ina officials relative to 8 Buffalo as a new terminal boats As far a therain i are concerned negotiation pleted satisfactorily but Transit line is a po up the deal with the ui slip is not large enough for it and the big sidewheelers i The little Lincoln park steamer Lena Knobloch 5oJt $500 for violation of the st bOa spection laws governmo pr n(J necessary apparatus t0 of fire The boat waPpTUf cers of the front while lying at the a jnve Chicago Saturday and Jthe gatlon it was found ate7gnd were devoid of sivs barrels which the law kept filled with wMcr a were empty The officers ri Immediately ntffied ha Greagor that hi boa ictT pay the above penalty will remain tied up if an paid or a bond the tria ls taken by the owners ruy department at to anun Clearing Sale Reductions tnrr thot iPar tarv stock of Alcn to shoes at S3 04 and every pair of our $5 Oxfords at we offer the following Clearing Sale Bar Lorlan August The steamer Vul can in passing down river today struck a rock and broke all the buckets off her wheel She is loaded with coal and will be towed to Mil waukee by the steamer weeks WORK PROGRESSING RAPIDLY 4 i Kbiv $294 $394 $264 1 74 $134 94c 7U CO SS LOT A HE 1 ii I JM A IJLIJLIJ I ll TUT Az 91 9 MM WM MM ill BB 4 £3' IHT I.