The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-05-21

Secretary Herbert Views
6eattle's Inland HarboR.
movEMENTs or THE vtssToRs.
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Thoueh The heasens smiled only Tor .
Stw moments O. rsse tntsrvnis yesterday.
the rnin did NOT prsvsns SECRETARY Of the
Navy HsYbert from seeing The beantses OF
she city, the advaata9ss Of ~ location ana
sts crest gain 70 the eovsrnmsnt and 70
th4 maritime fntsrssts Of the eountry gen.
orally which would result from the con-
struetion u the Lake Warrington ship
esnas. He viii spend tvo moro days on
the SQUAD, and his further movsmsnts are
ret rather unsettled
In ths nsofpisg Mf. Herbert. Who II IN
EptseopaIIan, went 10 S. Marks church,
sccom panied By Mn. Necune. while Miss
Herbert and his ni<cs, Mrs. NcNicoii.
vent @ the rSrwt PresbyteSisn church.
Aft4s lunch % the Rainier hotel, M.
Hsrbsrt and LIsut Rssmsy we're met ~
ahout twenty members Of the Chamber OF
Commsrcs commfstee on entertainment
snd vlsitsd the route Of the proposed lake
chip canal Those In the party were:
Presidents Z. o. Graves, SECRETARY W. h.
Whttsisssy, G. J. Smith, A. =. BurieiRh.
C. l. Webb. Gov John II. Mc6rav. Mayor
Byron Phelps. Comptfoissr Win H. Parry,
7. Z Jcnss, Judge H. @. Bond, E. y.
Witttss. d. T. Durie. J. b. Nstcaife, Co
lumbus =. Tyler. Thomns B. Hardin. Dr.
John l. Nsasle and Commodore James ID.
Smith, Of New York, aad G. II. Dssrs, OF
che Deere ptow works. Of Moline. ILL.,. the
last Eve joining the COMMITTEES b. invita-
don.
Leaving the Rainier shortly before 3
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vnsse tne steamer susni.. - -
snd ss'p mads 70 the ensIsn0. % ~
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unIsisned denens we mssnincsn. Pr
PCT vnicn srsetsd ne syes nos'n, 49,
and wesf- 70 sns nofsn ana esss sne
whole route g sns Pfoposso csnA ~
serSssnsd cus before MIN. win sns exesp.
ssoe q the poffaes between tne iases, o.
wnsen ne nsd oota'nso isaf soes On n's
ls:s NIP 10 me we.s was sne gap wnele
salmon Day JOINS we 1ound. ne pay
iseeif With coaumns OF smoke cnfnns
sasiiy nom sne sasdnss piiss o. I'D sning's
aiias ana 10 awei1ngs stisWn sn,ckiy
eaone tns ssnsy aopins osak@ Las'-
Wafu sne eye tsevaeo aaon8 tns vaiey
wnere hoss meits INTO fremont wnhe
nens = .ns ioos OF sne esssp o'ua on
when tne party ssooa lay sne paacsd
w.ssFs ~ Lac onson: VIA ats aone 800.
disappearing AROUND sns MI. toward
ne portage. Iurnine 70 tns east
Ne eye susveyed me broad waters
q A1e wasnineton: 70 the soutnvess
ssssscneo sne sssii broader wssess OF .ns
0uno s.n y. Wesssta waaa 2. mounsalns
vF.ppso ~ caouoA snouen 81 0esssie
eno ~ o0so ptomous0sv soc.ou ous IN
ssf oosaans fanny NE lsacsn-nueo oesp-
Oaoes pensesn sne limousine MONIES OF me
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80 ~ NV onAy sns sssssDinsy Oh she
cn.l pa0ys e.s sus snosut % the
Ossy sssuss.ous ~. sscss ana az COM
paa,ons rae osen 70 sne splendid new
Isssoence y =. y. nsnIys Wnefe sney were
nosp1ssosy snesfseaneo ~ Mr ana Ars.
nsnfy ana sksan viswed We landscape
nom its ofoso peieonisA Asssf . snort
~. sney ooafosu cars ana returned to
We aoss..
aas nct msn Oh many words. Secre-
sefy nefoefs was empnatic In his approval
q me Canal pfo1scl lie SAID 70 Posr-
SnxsLLlekscss reporter wns accompanied
sae parry
mere - no aonos that The canal In
seasieie. ana VIII CO built before many
yearA Inc advantages OF the fresh water
harnor u would make OF Lake Washing-
e0n arr generally admitted. for II 10 great
bsneft for ships to lie In frssh water. That
has bsen proved IN the case Of the United
States ship Michigan, which Was built on
sound - ever. nevsr having been out OF
fresh water. Not only would Il b. great
advantage Tor both naval vessels and mer-
chant shirs 20 lie In such haroor. but il
would make perfect harbor Of refuge for
chs merchant ships In time OF war. With
our var-ships In command Of the Sound.
u would y IN easy matter IN ease OF emer-
osncy 70 BLOCK the mouth OF the canal %
that ships lying Ia the lakes would BE- safs
from attack
In the evening after dinner the sscrs-
tary Vas waited upon ss she hotel BY q
desessuon nom Everett, composed oi
EMORY >. lyons. Hon. l. X. Church and
Judge =. a. Delaney. who extended him
pfessaas ,es'tation 70 VISIT their city on
nis thp ao"h ooanu. Inc Whateom
aeieeauon 1so AGAIN discussed with him
tne pians 'of tns sFaF. waien wiz, u prae-
ncane ine'aae s 'o no. only the
gay ."sas' gas 20 Iofs Aowns-
and weather are Liable 20 interfere With hi,
carrying out his wishes I'm this respect