davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
THE REPORT OF
THAT COMMITTEE
No Final Announcement Has Been
Made on Police Corruption

The special council committee.
which was appointed early last June
. investigate alleged police corrup-
ton. has not made is final report.
and there r 10 telling when II will
he only report n has made vac On
June a. which resulted In the res
ignation % the late chief ~ police
william l. Meredith. and Detective
c. W. Wappensfein. When that re-
Port was made the committees
Chairman. Or. J. p Criehton. asked
fsf further time. which was granted.
Since then but one meeting was
he'd, a. which no action was taken.
Ter many weeks now the committee
has held no meetings. and none IL
announced for the future.
Why there is such delay in max
ING a final report r. only a matter
OF conjecture. a. no member of the
COMMITTEES viii venture a staternen,
a. 70 why the matter u being held
on Some persons say. however.
That pending the trial o. the Con-
soines the committee cannot, or
should not. make any report.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Nh! WHAT
A CHANCE
n Drunk Boilers Gould Only
Nave Found John
williams

,osn Williams is today considered
:, -. pollee enc u the losSiss' per
-. N Seattle. AZ O'Clock 'o''
.,rulps a citizen telerhonsd to go
s..a,uar,srs that a drunken
-, vas iyms on sprins street De-
-. s.ssna End Thrd avenues.
AMER Gran, started to investigate
,.,os = well dressed man lying
an AWKWARD In the street he
..uss ne s,rol wagon and. with
49, ...s...-ss 81 newspaper man
~ ssspsaea 10 be near iiE.sa inc
,,yerxllag man into fhf #anN"N T..
u., 81 acted Ike a mad dos ana
n. vay 70 headquarters made
~ attempts O. bite the iai.cr
-. = the station the process "
.-.sirs began. first came Quan-
49, =, change. amounilns 70 tee'
-. ~ an ts.ids pocket package
...i,lnx slaa IN wreeuhAeks was
500 Anosh.r containing fis9 and
- an mere With So Were taken
g. slv In al u.ts6S hsd been
a ,se rockets q the drunken man
49, n had lain IN the middle ~
street -,
rsnsr Grant said This man had
,,,her been IN excellent company 'F
slse alone.
Who Williams really t. or where
n. hives has not been discovered,
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

The steamer Charles Nelson. capt
Echaee. leaves this afternoon Tor
Juneau. skaRway and way ports.
This boat makes a business Of call .
ing at an the small canning uu.
tloua. and more than forty n them
ere Included under her scheduIe. Her
load ~ freight is especially heavy
this time. aa she viii have All fhaf
she can carry, approximately 1000
tons. IN addition she ms LOO head
~ sHeep. Her passenger list So
Hmali. amounting TO ~ people, most
= cauuery employees.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
The Robert Dollar Arrives

The steamer Robert Dollar Capt.
arrived A. o'clock this
morning from san Francisco. Tho
Dollar left that port on the 1fh. max
inE a SLOW trip Good weather was
encountered and no accidents re-
ported. a small cargo % i000 barrels
~ cement AMI no passengers VAS the
result ~ her trip. This steamer viii
take a load ~ lumber from Fairhav-
en- and return 70 the Golden cate
city about the goth ~ this month
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
GEN. MILES
The Commander OF the Army
Making a Hurried Tour
OF inspection

Lieut. Cen Nelson a. Muas. COM
handing Z s. army arrived iu tu.a
city iast niRht nn tour 81 luHprr
tion cor the Qualifications uf tho
PACING coast Tho party went di-
rert CO. the government tug Paw TUCK
It and proceeded Geo fat rHrlyr.
Forts Wufdsu and Casey viii then
be visited, after which return viii
bv made to this pity and a haniy Ia
aurctiou given Fort iaWfau and the
fort al Hsan point
Gen. Mites il Boo Hfeaf hurry on
account ~ the PRESIDENT critical
condition and win hasten south %
Portland on tho train tits afternoon.
The party includes Mrs Miles. Lieut..
col ~ T. Maua Mfs NauH Private
Secretary Pint and guI Albert A.
Pope. or nustan. Mass
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
heaters.

The coming weeks atfr..,,.. -.
m Seattle thsatsr - the &c. ...r,,.
wedding Day" a famous snecs-s -
Lillian Russeil's. never produce A.
the West. except a. the Tivo,, 4.
ban Francisco by the Company r,,s
PLAYING here. The plot Of the ops,,
u French. concerning itself win
matrimonial indiscretions and teaf.
ousiss. The nth century costurss
are unique and gorgeous.
TIC Toy Maker" plays two more
nlshts. Al Saturdays matinee .,ct.
ehi'a IN attsndancs VIII receive a to-
"A Man Of mystsry"
the Third Avenue viii gtee o.. 49,
,'ons variety next week tv 60
ing from comedy 70 nsIodysr, ','' w.,
Ahn ~ Mystery" IL eere -.
realistic production. o. ,,,,,s an. .,
leading figures s,s a sklnfai -, W.
possessed u hypnotic cove s-1 S'a
,sa detective. who anaiIv esr,,,,..
Mn after a series Of atarfI,-
ventures. Enough comedy Il ,s,1 ~
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

The city water department. ysster-
say thorcaxhiv cieansed the hish
service reservoir at Volunteer park.
IRE tar vas emptisd and washed
ruf Very Ettia refuse water was
foura There VAS quite an aceamu-
latson ~ mud that had been carried
through ths Pipe tine frem Cedar
river. Il having run through ihref
weeks ago WHEN city workman were
solng hydraulic excavation wcEk at
the head works.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Sixteenth Avenue Burglary

The residence ~ = II Spinning
al eos sixteenth avenue. vaH entered
bY burglars "Wednesday evening. ~
pryinE unsu window Mauy ar
L,lrs - value were stolen TIE -.
lice have been asked 90 keep close
watch Of this uriEsharhaod usprt4
duti1nH ate numerous. and o. r.
thought a rang ~ thieves 10 work
ing the hIH systematically
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
CONFERENCE
o. Norwegian Danish Methodist
Church in Session

The Western Norwegian and Dan
ish conference % the Methodist Epins
copai church waa opened yesterday
az , 0'eiaek a un. a. th- Norwegian
and naniah church 10 this city The
conference Includes IN tts district Al
most all 81 the state . Washington.
besides seetians % adjoining states.
ard will last several days Bishop
willard Francis MniiAiiea IL prcstt=
iug over the m~s;ines IL. "a on e
the best known leaders IN the church
and has Travelled ever a large uart
= ths World. while IN Seattle he =
guest 81 REV . ~ Randall To
un0rrow evening he will deliver q lee
tur- for the bsnsat Of tho local
church
bishop Maiiaiisu wtil visit oiv.n
pia. thence into oregon and Arr1sr
the country 20 Boston. attending
different meetings Of the church Ths
conferences her. 70 veil attended. and
the ministers are taking a Trsat
deal Of interest IN the proceedings.
a=af a.HHsaHaa
For gas and electric fixtures. XII
bourne q Clark Co. SIS Second Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
TWO SMALL FIRES

Two small fires called the Seattle
fire department out 90 many times
this morning At $50 O'Clock an
alarm was turned IN from the Henry
slaughter house on Grant atr"et
bridge. a blaze Sad started In tho
roof from a defective amokeatack.
The damage VII not exceed 81.
II s.20 O'Clock. after the teams had
been stalled another alarm came ln
from fizth avenue aud Thomas
street 4 large tank ~ hot tar used
for preserving posts had caught fire.
Little damage vas done.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Humboldt Sails Tonight

The steamer Humboldt Captain
Bonififld. leaves tonight at g o'clock
Tor sauihoaHtern Alaska. Ifer ear
20 IS large aad mostly consigned 10
baWHon ana other Interior points.
n includes 800 toms - fruit aud per-
ishsbIe merchandise. and 90 head Of
cattle ~ win other steamers go
inR north % this time. her passenger
list IL small. not more than 20 max
ing the trip.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Women WORK Overtime

STATE Labor cammlssionrr Black
man vii BE- in Seattle today Or to
morraw 20 Investigate n complaint
nlsd with him against several res
taurauta ard iauuariea On this city.
charging them vith vofkinK their
female employees more than ten
hours a day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
DIVINE HEAlERS
HAVE A BIG JOB
Viii Attempt 10 Cure Mrs. Magqie
Kinney, Who Is Very III

Tho believers IN Divine healing VIII
attempt 90 eure Mrs Mass kinney.
daughter OF Rev B.. d. sutton. OF
this city. Al the regular meeting OF
the Christian and Missionary Alu-
aHse yesterday afternoon. SATURDAY..
sept. it was eet apart Hs a aaf for
fasting and prayer. tN this means
the sect Intends 10 rrstotr the wo-
man 20 health ard activity.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
To Ireland for Testimony

Judge Hanford. IN TIE federal
eo9rf Yesterday. made an order au-
,horizing Daniel swineY. United
states consul at Queenstown and
Vorx' 70 take The dispositions u wit.
hssass for Hannah O'caliaghan and
EnNarc corcoran. claimants In the
spi1Fan estate case. The parties
named claim 70 hs first cousins Of
shs eeeeased John sullivan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
10000 Pounds Of HalIbut

Fishing sehonuera Thoolo and Don
castor made port last night. with n
combined catch Of 5000 pounds ~
, aiihut These boats viii each make
che more trip 10 the Banks. ana then
VIII commence aahing az the south
eHafern Alaska grounds. II is eX-
peeted that all the boats VIII cease
fishing or Cane Flattcry within q
couple Of weeks.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
REPORT ON CITY
MILK INSPECTION

tn. sanitary department. ~ ths
city. IN its report for August. just
issued. shows that l1.sa gallons %
milk we're Inspected. y which is9
srsrtnens were tested. There were
90 plumbing inspections There were
II nulsancss ahated. + infected
houses and tes rooms furnixated The
slaughter houxs report shows that
i.ssa cattle. i.ssa sheep. 1ais boss and
. veal we're killed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
BUILDING PERMITS

The following building permits
have been issued in the aaieH or thr
city engineer To a. r. Friend fnf
"a tUo.u1ty frame dwelling Ht co.
Twenty. third avenue, a. cost $3.50.
% william Constantine for "a tHus
story residence at 2ss Fourteenth
avenue north. - ros' $1,000. - o. 70.
Jordan for aHs#HiDry frame dwell
me uf 1UiH Washington street 60
eaHt $500. t. 81 a. Brown Tor D.
aue=HturY frame dwelling Ht roc Fif-
y fourth avenue northeast. - cost
$50 10 the saffhwsat Fixture CONE
pauy to lhv tile floor Iu The build
~ al 4Qs FIat avenue r. cost
fa80. % j. MePhsfsDu. Tor = STORY
frame dwelling a. $40 TNsHfy nfih
avenue west - cost $40 - .. =.
Benson for new foundations az 1zoI-
II Fourth avenue. Co cost 500.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Rainier Height. Club

TIE Rainier Heights Improvement
club met last night. adopted = con-
ssituti0n and bylaws and formally
organized b. the election q the fol-
loving oricers. n H. Martin. pres
itsn;. p. n sutton. vice president.
Homer u. Hi. secretary. ard J 8.
Johnston. treasurer Regular meet
inrs VIII b hsld the FIRST Friday IN
each month. A special meeting wiil
b. held next Friday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Teachers institute
VICE PRESIDENT

The King County Teachers iussi-
tata vlll be- held In Seattle oct -.
Prof l. II. Uaftex state aap#rins
isldrnt cf publis Instruction ~ Wis
conHn. wan conduct the Institute.
county Superintendent tiaelTsHft
having letter fam him Co. that ef-
feet Prof CeapHr. 90 the city
schools. viii assist
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

To THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
Seattle and san Francisco Railway
and Navigation Company:
You and each OF you are hereby
notified that special meeting %
the stockholders OF said railway
will be held at the gener-
al Offices OF said company in room
No. 81 Bailey building. Seattle,
on Monday. September
%. 1901, at the hour OF 10 o'clock o.
M. for the purpose Of authorizing
the trustees 70 issue two hundred
and fifty t250) OF the frst mortgage
bonds Of said railway company onI
OF ths reserve five hundred bonds.
for the purpose OF making necessary
improvements. betterments. and the
development Of the property OF this
company, by order OF the board OF
trustees. r. r. GUERIN,
SECRETARY
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
No Advance on Shingles

There viii b. no advance IN the
freight rate ca shingles. IN add
vance % about 3 cents per hundred
had been slated tst SEPT. u. hat Al a
meeting 81 frsixht agents held on
Wednesday AZ Chicago the decision
vas resriuded THE result Vas OBJ
taluad chiefly oy a prompt and Wig
ergua protest from the mauafactur.
ers and wholesalers q this state.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Steamer Bertha Sailed Today

The steamer g~yfha. which Vas an
rounesH - sail last nizhi. ga not sst
away tft noon today Iior delay
was due o. a large shipment q
freight for vaidea. which came on
the Emaura yeafardaY.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

order 70 get rid Of tho immense pro-
duct.
II addition the American bark 60.
James. l.il3 tome. which iH nov 90
FHrf TnHuHfua. has been chartered
les the company aud Will take a r1r.
20 Of salmon e. sew York
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
German Ship Aaali

The German ship Adolf viii snlsa
unloading her csrsp u cement st The
White star dock today she vii then
b taken e. smiths Cove 20 take hsf
bad q whuat.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Funeral OF Mrs. Kate DAVIS

Ths funeral % Ms Katie Davis
vas he'd from tatlerworth chapel
Il IL o'clock this morning HeK. n.
a Major ofucjateH lutrrmsnl waa
ia NJ Pleasant cemetery.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
WEATHER FORECAST.

Seattle ard vicinity Fair tonight
and Saturday warmer Saturday
fresh Hauthwest becoming northwest
aIuda
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

The scar,hlIehf. i3os's SECOND ave
uee. Mil continue O. exhibit It's EN-
pertaining programme ot moving pie.
tures sor one mere week after the
present.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

drst the balcony had broken down. 20
intense waa the commation. but the
the balcony had broken down. H1 IN
tense wac the connection bat the
news spread like wildaHs that tn
president bad been shot when the
crowd learned of the daatarily dae1
hundreds Of mon tried to break into
tho CIRCLE near the wounded mtus
hut were restrained b. tho po1se
and the exposition guards"
Expressions ofvsngesnos
Miss Abrams. BOO her letter. sa}a
also that the multitude WAS at drst
aatouudeB. chen houlnad bat ia 8
few moments broke cut into cKprrn#
riuua af vengeance Lynch HIM.
lynch him wna the cry an over the
grounds. and. she ahYa chat o. tha
assansiu could have been scirrd hls
life would have breu "A matter of "A
few seconds
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

9 Davis, aged 8 years. died At
FlFst avenue ard Main street Last
night The body 10 at Butter
Worth's.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
Tsprosslons OF Vengeance


Aiirs Abrams further says hrr
father waH one OF the most eutHuaz
ltatlf In favor Of vengeance. \
short time SITTER the president Vac
shot ahe sasH. that report upf al
about the eKpogtau grounds that
he was dead. and all nars wore
promptly lowered 60 half mast sn1
The fountains ln the grounds stopped
playing.
Mr Abrams and his family are
expected home next week from uufs
falo. Mes Abrams adds In her lot
ter that she Nill never forget the
turbulence n that sad afternoon
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

rfyE men with teams aud sefapsrs
Pred RoHsHHfaek. zith and y Fir.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

Diamond lie The best. lasts long
est. Tel Main 1853.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14
A SEATTLE GIRL
NEAR M'KINlEY
WHEN SHOT

From Seattle people who were
~ the pau-Amefiean exposition st
the time 81 the assault on the pres
90 this city. describing the terrible
affair
Among tho letters received wpm
one from Miss Violet Abrams. tbs
daughter % Mr. and Mrs Robert
Abrams. q this city She. with her
father. mother and sister. has been
Fast for three weeks. Miss
Abrams e. well known 10 musical
circles Of Seattle. and she was 70
have sung M the great reception %
the president that day.
Miaa Abrams Was In The Temple
Of Music on the unfortunate after
noon. She says In her letter.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

For gas and electric fixtures. XII
bourne q Clark Co. SIS Second Ave
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1901-09-14

Just as tho crowds arose. and the
singing began. there vas a sound o
the asHaaaiu's shots. I thought Al
The broad ax., 1901-07-20
ron sHoE DREss Nna-
ne 'uloss os Fralrs R.lur ~
nh Purpo...

'e' q Frairs BsluE Usod IN
16is Pnrpo-S
~ you see a fruit basl,et so,,.,,,..
S--nsea. s-'sa. lemons and bananas on vonP
1as I.onas dressing table do not eat them
- nay need them In his busIpe.. -
Ssep them there as an adjunct ~ -
eoOo and shoes. People Who bsvs
S S.so . say that orange Juice q the
-, sssS crossing In the world for blseE
-sE. Take q slice Of orange and
- u thoroughly all over the hoot or
.noe. Allow II (the boot or sbos1 ~
SIy and then brush quickly WITH 4 sort
oruAh until the article you are polish
lns shines Ike q looking Elass A
convenient dressing for tan shoes a
he inside Of a banana skin. Rub n
Wen and evenly all over the shoe ana
= Slu remove all spots and dirt as
ven as give q nne polish. which Is
brought out BY using q flannel cloth
ior Wiping dry and another for pol-
shlng after drying. Some persons uss
sllce Of lemon as dressing for rus
set leather and recommend Il 10 their
TiendA Patent feathers are the most
uncertain, coy and hard to please" Of
any kind Of shoe made. You can nav
any price you please for a pair OF Pit
ent feathers and they win crack the
nrst time You wear them. On the
ether hand, you may buy q eheap pair
that win not crack until they are near
" worn out Everybody has his own
faVorite prescription for keeping pat
ent feathers In good health, and is
ready 70 defend II against all eomers.
Hearts that stood the storm when
seas were rough and which sorrow but
more closely tied have been driven Tar
Gsunder through q dispute over the
best way 70 take care Of patent leath-
era The shoeman win tell you to
heat them before you put them on and
they win not crack, but the shoe man
VIII not guarantee them, and tells you
this only 70 be agreeable and make
conversation. A good way 70 treat
patent feathers Is never to polish them
with anything except dne sweet oil or
Vaseline. Il IS necessary to take q
clean sponge and clean the shoe thor
oughly before applying the oil or vase
line. After this treatment the shoe
must be rubbed dry at once with 5an-
mel or some other soft cloth which win
not scratch the patent hniSh.-NeW
York Press.
The broad ax., 1901-07-20


II A evident that few besides ord
nance experts know the effective range
az one Of the modern breeeh-lOading
riaes. Proof Of this lies in the fire.
oueney that newspapers are asked to
Etate in their columns the distance
that a shot or shell may be fred, the
fbIclueA Of metal II will pierce, etc
The new 16-ineh breeeh-loading rine
reeently finished at the WaterTliet ar
senaI. and which is to remain with
tha army exhibit at the Pan-Ameriean
exposition. win no doubt excite the
question among lay people as to
whethsr such guns could DO much
damags IN Manhattan IL mounted on
IN enemy's ship on the harbOr. A
tabla az ranges and muzEle velocities
- fhil Eun. prepared BY Eeut-Col. I.
M InRaIls, shows what It Is capable OF
Soin9 with IS degrees elevation, and
: proieetils Weighing 2,S7O pounds, Civ
a ! muxzle velocity Of 1000 feet per
s..o1d its elective range would be
10 mile. while with q muEzle We
Iorstv Of a.eOo foot seconds, its range
,-orId bs "a miles. The table also
show1 distance Of travel with other
V.Ioeltiss. ana governed By weight o.
ebsrrs of powder, but SUFFICIENT has
bssn rtatsd 20 prove that with the
T,orirnum muzzle velocity q projecule
-.-i5 ~ asnt nearly twice TIE distanes
from sandy Hook to the battery.
The broad ax., 1901-07-20
HOW TO ENTER POLITICS.

Sage AdVios from . Kansas Editor e
Aspiring statssmsa.
II you want to be . politician, the
hrst thing to DO IL to get into the push,
or at least create the impression that
you are IN writes Doc Taller 70 Gene
smyth In the Kopeka Mail. When there
is q convention, II you can't work in as
q delegate, you can at least get into the
crowd in the hotel lobby, and II you
carry yourself in shape you can make
the stranger who Is within the gates
Of the city believe you are not only q
delegate, but one Of the steering com
mittea. Keep busy. Take at least eight
or ten men OF to one side IN the course
Of the evening for private conversation.
There Is quite q good deal in making
people believe you are cutting q good
many lemons, whether you are or not
L q q good idea 20 be seen on In cor
ner talking with some prominent can
didate. You can arrange this II you
have the proper amount Of gall You
may not have anything TO tell him.
hut then you will be seen In eongulta-
tion, and you viii make some parties
who don't know you very wen think
that there must be q hen on. But,
above all else, cultivate your gan. II
you can get some reporter to interview
you on the political situation, that will
be a good scheme. The newspapers can
make a reputation for almost any sort
Of a man for they invariably employ
eheap tsn-doIlar q week reporters.
The broad ax., 1901-07-20

Buck Greek. Ind, July 1sth-MrA
Elizabeth Rorick Of this place had
Rheumatism. She says: "All the doc
tors told me they could do nothing for
me-" She was very, very bad, and
the pain was 90 great she could not
Hleep at night.
She used Dodd's Kidney Pills. and
she q well and entirely free from pain
or any symptom Of the Rheumatism.
Are you stin using Dodd's Kidney
Pills?" was asked.
NO. stopped the use Of the Pills
some time ago, and have not had the
slightest return Of my old trouble
am sure ! am completely and perma-
ne1tly cured"
Many In Tippeeanoe County who
have heard Of Mrs. Rorick's case and
her cure by Dodd's Kidney Pills, are
using the Pills, and all report won
deTful results.
The broad ax., 1901-07-20

n there are few or none Of the All
eonQuering bellies" and ''toasts" Of
olden days. It ls equally CERTAIN that
the plain woman has become an sx-
tlnet species Of society. Dress. dia-
monds. face treatment. makeup.
manicure. massage-one and all help
toward a universal quasi-p : eedon OF
face. form and figure. The health
craze. too. makes for beauty. as Il en-
Joins exercise, early hours. fresh afr
and temperance in eating and drinking.
The plain woman d0Wdily dressed, has
been left behind with the dead and
gone nineteenth century.
The broad ax., 1901-07-20


In Zurich q very novel watch has
Just been made. Il forms the cup or
heart Of q jeVeIled flower, which II
Intended 70 be worn as an ornament
The flower itself can be opened OF
closed BY touching q tiny sprinS. ana
when # is closed the little watch is
not visible. Whsn q lady wearing such
an ornament deSiros % know the time
all she has to DO is % touch the spring.
Whereupon the flower opens and the
watch is revealed. TIE little watch
Is fastened % the dress b. an ordinary
safety pin. The artist Who designed
this timepiecs sold Il Cor $500 few
days after he finished e. and nov ths
beautiful Jewel e attrneting - mnch
attention that there q little doubt
many similar watches yin Be fashioned
In the near future.