The Seattle Star Newspaper, March 15, 1901, Page 2

THE SEATTLE STAR| Beery ar ON EXCEPT SUNDAY Phone Main 1080. ¢ Publishing Co. La Rosiness Ma ike 2 Third ED vetomMoe at Beattie, Wash J-clawe matter oe teaton exe « Senator eheme to attle fir ally benef Washington Water g the passage of and Lake every men Olympia an peared voted fonstderation of though it was on th: and came approved by the » Dawes, who had chargeot the # am the how wast orarity aby from his seat the tnitia in smoth Which was easily « If it had not been f Mion of all the fa r ‘DM would certainly house For the benefit of th ed to read Judge McGilvra’s expose, Ht may be briefty stated that he m Plain the fotowing facts First—That the ® Washington Waterway Co. had fuletly filed 10 separate notices of Appropriation of water power from the lake, the aggregate number of Ballons «thus appropriated being Much more than the whole inflow of water, the obvious intent being to Claim damages igter when the lak yesterday w to indefinitely nd Easterday took ing the plished. publica e who fall Lake ter power Second—That Hemrich, who Is vice President and a large stockholder in the water company, bad, on Jan. + ) fast, inefrectuaily introduced into the chamber of commerce of the city of Beattie, a resolution to memorialize GOngrese to direct the expenditure of the present appropriation for the Gomstruction of the government anal to Lake Washington, in en- Targing the existing canal between Jakes Washington and Union. This scheme was clearly intended to em- Darrass the construction of the gov- ernment canal from tide-water as the U. 8. engineers would not want to cut the portage canal between Inke Washington and Union any Geeper until after all of the other construction work on the canal had Deen completed. It was also intend. ef to use up the avaliable money for capa! construction, thus indefinitely @-laying the government enterprise 3 m@ giving Hemrich and his aseo- ¥ eiates in the toll canal scheme more | time to work out thelr plans. The people of Seattle can congratu Jato themselves that the wily man eurers of the Seattle @ Lake Wash- fngton waterway people have so far been unsuccessful in injuring the Prospects for a free government anal to Lake Washington. —— The plans for the duel today be- tween M. Andre Buffet and M. Paul Deroulede were frustrated by the Bwiss police, at the instigation of | the seconds of the two ferocious | Frenchmen. Honor having been thus satisfied the principals shook | sands and the “incident” was de- | elared closed, . It might be well for the French to invent some new kind of farce- | @omedy. The one they have been | offering tor years has become tire- some. At first it was very funny en4 the public laughed, but now— weil, it ry differe — Yesterday afternoon Health Om- @er MeKechnie saw fit to privately q upbraid representatives of the police department for furnishing the Star With evidence that he had neglected to place quarantine officers upon in- 4 fected premises. It is very unpleasant, no doubt. j to secure much notoriety. 4 But it is more unpleasant for fath- ¢rs and mothers to be compelled to watch their children every hour ct the day to prevent them from being exposed to contagio’ en. ———_ The great and mysterious Goddess of Fashion has, for some reason best known to herself, decreed that beads should come into vogue again. That commanding whisper which comes from no visible source, and yet is heard and obeyed ev has nan- al- #0 erywhere, Passed through the world of kind; and ready n F beads ap’ breasts of 1 goddess. In this back to a mode nev observant ngs of many m the necks F votaries o r edict she really out of first took to Beads are certainly @ most ancient of all forms of the bedecking of the body, uni nd forest b invented some primi und nuts or oak the drilled and threaded ether with stalke of grass. Any thing with a hole in e beginning for hells, fish teeth, striped and apott But the great age the invention of glass, Egyptians, Carthaginians ans generally were at bead-making. Their much the same as may in Venice or any othe the art ould astonish new w » learn how immense skill niet seat o arers of q tribution ice has Ic been to send forth e ye 0,000 quintals of bend: many other spots a steady manufac ture is always proceeding to pevmet the insatiable demands of Zanzibar. i) aks alone colored | eee maitor. | aisce | there by | ri pe | Cannot Be Here in Time to Meet xt ex Th he he eee Se Was lowered, (hus destroying the wa-| ana} * the | young at = SEATTIE ee PRODUE = ark EXCHANGE A Local Organization Was Effected Last Night, [BATTLESHIP IOWA cece, | WILL COME LATER !5's.is8ihu2% "ti Chicago Club. The hopes th THY Settee that aa had Hotel Corridors. meverereenanennennneent al : Bun: @ 3 7 e > i ; ° guests at the Rainier SS ab bb hh ahiiekd Stat Fashion Note, > Th Cherries in Marsh 0 In quart tins, a reular p tal price 25 Oranse Pokie Tea nts per t The The fae P em at Soda Crackers h from y, boxew the fnetor alne © per bow, 43 cer Royal blue serge half sleeves, plastron of pa ~o The best running Louis Kiodt Spectat 33333229 ” Spec Opening Sale All the new stvles in Monarch Shirts $l. oof JESS Be Ruler Dressing ¢ ombs nd 12 “se Brushes © placed on an €eeeeeece Litte alues ever Cooner & Levy GROCERS 104-106 FIRST AVEYUR Bet. Vester d Washi Telephone Main 18 ae PONGES ton NOTICE TO Laboring Men fe have decided to keep the at n until 8 o'clock every night, no hing, shoes and underwea is at the Ic as to give you a elo buy SPONG el?) A:waye ‘peobesary for the bath; | * Call and examine the Adina Men's $10 multe at $5; $22.50 multe the way w for $2.51 $11.2 C. 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