The Seattle Star Newspaper, July 2, 1902, Page 4

THE CHICO A HOODOO SBA-FARING MEN SAY THE SEL 1S A POOR MONEY-MAKER That the steamer Chico is a hoodoo is now generally believed by ship ping men, The last = man tind it out was it, J. Linden, chartered the Chico two ago with the intention of putting her on the Nome run during the sea gon, Me took the vessel for thre months, putting up $4,500 as security for paying the charter price of $1,600 per montp, and made arrangements with the so-called Miners’ Assocts tion to carry a crowd of them to Nome at reduced rates. He claims that the miners were well satisfied with the Chico, but that the master, Captain Anderson, told them the vessel would not go to Nome and other ships, At 1 was a failure Linden could not make both ends Meet and the owners of the vessel Swayne & Hoyt, of Portland, made him forfeit his $4,500. Since that time the Chico has been lying out in the harbor waiting for another charter Some History The Chico ts quite an old-timer on the coast, having been built 1! years ago at Tacoma by Captain Blanch ard. Bhe was then called the Alico Blanchard and under that name op- erated on the sound for several years. A crooked combination of men known as the| ‘orty-five Thieves” then got hold | of her and used her for carrying scrap-iron along the coast. In 1894 she sprung a leak off the California coast near Bureka. and filled half full of water despite the eforts of whe the crew, which was on the point of abandon her when picked up by the steamship Farajlon, which towed | the vessel to port. The boat was then repaired, renamed the Chico, and operated along the coast. Dos-/ ens of sea captains bought small In- terests in her in order to become her master. Captain E. BE. Caine oper- ated her on the sound for awhile in the stom trade, but scon found her to be PS ag money-maker. Captain Carrol, of the A.C. Co., then put her on the Alaska run for a white. CARSTENS TO BE _ PROSECUTED Thomas Carstens, atone, of t the firm of Carstens’ Bros, butchers, declared yomertay that the charge of re- ceiving stolen property brought against Alien McLean is without foundation. He threatens to bring @ counter charge of extor- ton. Dahistrom and other whose cows are said to have been sold to Carstens Bros, have concluded to ‘walt until disposition ts made of the Present charge before they bring any tion. “Fresseuting Attorney Fulton re- fuses to drop the case, as be says been pombe to seen edegagaage which warrant vigorous action. GAMES PULLED by the police Iaat night. The first eS oe. oe Se wi ley. A. EB. Shavers, the , wae . coldest was on thermometer fel! of opera- until the eity shows definitely what its claims are. DR. BITEN APPOINTED ©. W. Ide, the new collector of cus- tome for this district, has appointed Br A. P, Mitten as deputy collector of customs for the port of Seattle. All day tormorrow we wi the bargains tm every de brought to Nght exch day Gay shall be remnant day. Remnants Remnants Remnants Remnants Remnants Remnants Remnante Remnants Remnants of Wool of Musli prices that will not fail to . Baturday, July 5th, first W. D. MoCAR’ months | NEWHALL’S GREAT RETIRING SALE E. W. NEWHALL & CO. Sh a hh hhh hated Theaters bb hh bth hh eh te ate Pollard Juveniles Pollard’s Juventios will give th attle Harr holds mpany be a matinee July 4 th, day, at the popular prices. At the Third Avenue on clowe KILLED |. A. PETERSON LOSES HIS LIF RETURNING FROM AN OUTIN | | ja Jackson street car at Twentiet | } oner Hoye will thoroughly invest gate the case, The body was moved to Bonney & Stewart morgue, jattle, in Sweden. How It All Happened Was standing on thi ear track waiUng for an r. An out-bound car came al run over some member of the part by their escape from one car dre | just as the [n-bound car came alo It is said that Motorman R Carlson did hia best to stop his ca the other cai it and thrown against Taken to Hospi from whence the Seattle omerel hat Dre Win ler wey. moved to pital in the injured man. but without avatl. Thi morning he passed away. cific. A handsomely i! tod views of Vancouver at t vention at Tacoma of the People’ from Chicago is $8. LATE JUNE WEDDING | Mr. ns a Lindquist amd | tomorrow. . Excursion to Everett Everett races, July cursion rates. eee ‘ed initials “A. G.” 620 Fourth avenue. July 4th Hl setl flags and decorations for the Fourth at whotenale rates. Be sure to inspect partment. New bargains in this great sale. Saturday Remnant Day During the further progress of this great le ay See the great bargains in— of Silks. Dress Goods. of Black Drees Goods. of Linens. of Wash Dress Goods. of Laces, of Lawns. of Ribbons. + Odds and ends of all kinds in every department at sell them quickly. great remnant day. THY, Manager Rey There will aleo Satur Third Avenue Stock company | will be sold in & esent “The Defaulter” for the | the style of a Japanes me tonight Architect C. W Tomorrow night and for the bal-|for the arch at Se BY A CAR J. A, Peterson, who was injured by avenue late last night, died from his injuries at the Seattle General Hoa- pital at §:30 o'clock this morning. He never recovered consciousness, Cor- re- As far as can be learned the dead man has no relatives in Se- His family Is b elleved to liv With a number of his countrymen Peterson had attended a soctal gath- ering on Rainier Heights. The crowd Jackson street in-gotng lon the track on which Peterson an: bis friends were standing and had to come to a stop or It would have The momentary excitement caused the attention of Peterson from the car coming in the opposite direction His friends stepped to the side of the south track to allow the first car to pars. Peterson, with the same idea in mind, stepped onto the other track "é but before it came to a standstill Peterson was struck by the fender He was picked up unconsctous and taken to Occidental avenue and Yea- he was ae ambulance. and Perry did al! they could for the Peterson was @ sailor and a mem-~- ber of the Sailors’ Union of the Pa- CHRISTIAN UNION tolder he time of the com- Young Christian Union Society, July 33 to %. The round-trip rate Larson, 91. Mr, and Mra. 0. + Hohmen a | See the Wisconsin in the Gry dock Take steamer City of Everett or) |Greyhound at Colman Dock for the 3,4 end 6. Ex~ edie renee’ Reichert Bros., pianos, 110 ‘Union Too Late to Classify tvory ‘ond silver handle with Liberal reward if returned to Mra. George, (THE GREAT CARNIVAL ne last mance of “Pinafore” to night, sneing tomorrow night The Ga ri” will be put on for the reat of the week except July 4th] ‘The Elis’ carnival committee is matinee when “Pinafore” will be re-| meeting with remarkable success tn peated, ixposing of room for booths In In henandoah” dustrial street, Fully one-half of the | 7 space has already been awarded “Shenandoah,” the greatest War), refreshment privilege in the drama that has ever been written, |Gtrman village and. the OX - is being played this week at the Se right to sell confett! on the the ‘One will | not booths in the cured by the misaton, t 8 be advertined being satisfactor Arm: ta y y has b of v ance of the week, including the Sat.| Yesler way were soe |urday and July 4th matinee “Roan- | committer A band stand is also joke” will be given, T play ts|to be erected on Pioneer square | well known and needs but tittle in-| More than 20,000 Bike’ carnival but ltroduction to the public, With ttx| tons have been disposed of and the Production Saturday night the eeas.j committee is disposing of more ae Jon at the popular up-town house will | as they can be manufa: quickly tured TEMPERANCE PICNIC oconsion. Races. ” Races. Races p steamer City of Eve THE SEATTLE STAR. NORDHOFF & CO. M’KINLEY CIROLE ladien ¢ Wail MeKinley Cirele i, will meet Thursday at p.m. in the hall, third floor of the York block pune Fletcher & Carpenter, realty bar- gains only. DANCING CLASSES Mor day and Fritiay Evenings for Beginners. | | Chiarer $2.00, for $1 at Colman Dock Sverett races. and 5 } icnees teeta +e | Strictly exclusive private leas: 3 eoe |Kiven every afternoon and evening, PUR. cere Willeon's Beatt silest and moet | josin in the dry dock | fashionable and enly recognix | Special 4th of July tomorrow see FREDERICK & NELSON.Fins Furniture biook, beh Ranke Fire 1 of dar 4 Pike cing. Sale Our entire stogk Will be offered at | of Wash Dresses om than ununl prices to we them out, a far as pommible before 4 th of July De “| 85 PATTERNS OF BABY CARRIAGES | 2°22 2.50 a0" tunity t# get full serview ot © We show all the | line, It hae been our Gives better satisfaction than any Carts. Some of its special feature: y. ir. r. Baby Carriage, full reed body, interwoven with braided rush full reed roll; cusbions ruffied and upbolstered with derby cloth. Double fuffie parasct With jointed rod. Enameted gear, anti-frietion rubber tired wheels, patent foot brake. Price . #12.00 Hours Sul High White and B Cuffs to Mate 1111 Seco The ey 8 Bottling Cena acm Te discAiaeosteates) saa AND GO GARTS st creations in Gendron Go-Carts and Baby cushion tires and patent foot-brake. FREDERICK & NELSON FLOREN A at Reasona Rubber Collars London’s Habe srdashety. Cut Rate - BEER J. J. HAGGERT OE OBE CRALN POOM OETA? BHOROHOT Nene mer garne $1.48 for Wash $2.00, made of ff in & good line worth Percale, jore and offer a large variety of designs, different upholsterings, | Polka Sols, (etached collar and belt. ate. to choose from. Our prices will suit any pocket. suirt. neatly trina The Gendron make we can guarantee as being the best in $070 for Wignbed. Duck Suite xperience that the Gendron wears longer and made of exceptionally fine maerial, other make of Carriages and Go- || Pretty patterns on iwht or dark yo green, enamel guar “half-inch grounds; these muite are exception ally well trimmed and made, regularly $2.94. worth We givo here/two price: just to show you of the many good things we have to offer in thie department: Chambray ester chambray, in mmed with bands of white duck, and white peart but- tons, deep flounce skirt broidered Chambray i and belt trimmed with one-iseh em d bands 4 for 110.00 Linen Lawn Suite, artistically designed; made and trimmed with Mnen floss, emb a J in beautiful patterns; whirt By double ruffie 10-inch founce, for Mercerised Pongee Sule, the fad of the season. There are only a few left of these; natural pongee silk color with closely tucked waist, and Eton shaped over sailor collar, fastened deep Nounce AEBS N64 ] High Grade Go-Cart. Has « neat worked body of reed and willow and & of an elaborate design with brocatelle uphot stered triplicate cushions, Satin parasol. Cart has groen enamel Sing « tong of sixpence, For four and twenty cents j | 1 Women's Fancy Pure Ane We gear and patent foot “Ba. | Btockings, in etripes. « od oe We etnseer Su ures; also cotored lace ane, high | |apliced heel, double sole, special from Stell at a pair Ribbed Cotton Under- Drawers: also Missew 4 gar TOW at 12 \ge n Lawn | extra fine quality, with embroidered, he stitched and scalloped edges, worth regularly Wc and #c; from 8 to 11 at 2c Women's White Washable Lawn | Stocks, with ties, very sheer, and | trimmed with colored border, worth |e each; from § to 11 at 20 A pew assortment of Loulsine, u de Bole, Liberty Satin and | feta Ribbon, in plain stripes, widths | from 3% to 7 inches, all pure sik worth from Séc to 9c a yard; from § to 11 at Be Men's Suspenders, strong and well made, with web ends and drawers attachments; from § to 11 at Ihe a | pair, A broken line of Men's Marble ray Balbriggan Underwear, worth he; from § to 11 at 4@e a garment Faney Hat Pins, large assortrent worth regularly léc each; sale price. from # to 11, at two for be ndays m. ot te E F. 625 First Avenue Foot of Cherry @t. Grade Dental Work Prices, SEATTLE. DENTAL COMPANY Campbell, Mer. 39 | or Walrus Leather Comb Be tion PocketbooRs, regular value from 8 4th of July Napkins with corner at, lue h af nice crepe ration of the doaen, 3c ‘25c nd Avenue open tomorrow evening. hour buying by the list of after part of this advertisement. Always Pure Sole Dis telbuter, 109 Second 9 Avenue S. Phone Main 565 Seattle Auction & * Sale Stables LMOORCONESB CHORD HMMM CMA OO BOT OY Chad axe sd —— Wash 48c, 73c, 98c, Were Great Clearance Don’t Wliss That ‘e re ACMWIE SUIT co. 1442-1454 2nd Waists . 75c, $3.00 to $1.50 We have just recetved @ carload of draft and pack horses which will be Misses and Children’s Millinery rimmed with | Tomorrow, for the 4th of July une, The temperance nizations of ors, regular Value $2.00, for 81.0 } Seattle will give a on plenlc on Another line of Misses’ Draped Sailor | Friday, July 4 at Woodland Park | . ’ a pragde |A program of sports, music and ad Ciitldren’s Leghorn Hats dresses has been prepared for the 0, at 7 Leghorns, trimmed with chiffon and forget-me-nots, worth Sale of ‘WASH DRESSES ae Eight to Eleven So much interest was taken today in our little nursery rhyme which [headed our 8 to 11 bargains that we repeat another for tomorrow (with apologies to Mother Goore), as a reminder to you that the best place to buy goed goods cheap is at the Bon Marche any morning from 8 to 11. to at Bourette Sil | lates | per yard: taints AN Wool Biack Cheviot | trimmed, fast colors, all sizes. Drene © , worth #1 a yard; from I%e for Boys’ Wesh Pants, in plain and to 11 at Oc. ali sizes, worth 25c, a. strom, Kimonos, of crepe, hip length, all Rs 1 length Creme Kimonos, vt aul the Inter tints, Jap sleeves, deep The store will remain open tomorrow evening to accommodate those ims value $4.25; from 8 to 11 ®t! whe are belated about needed articles for celebrating the National Holi- ent calf upper Blutcher style, flange ) | fect ¥ nurned sole, $2.50, |yard; from & to 11 at te. fler 6, be. Fountain Syringes, Z art sizes, Apron Gingham, good quality, as-| “ter 6 z |worted patterns srongh c's yard: | Cambric Mmbroideries, very fing Hocoms attra ee Bosse |from $ to ll at 4% qualities, assorted widths, — worth | es on Chocslntes, ‘wereh a6 Roys’ Ail Wool Serge Blouse Suits, |from Te to Ibe a yard; after 6, 140 MR teres by y-. . Jiars, sixes 3 to 6G years, & ya: a < 78; from # to Lat #200. || $1.50 Shirt Waists, in colors and | phn: ae ee Boys’ Knee Pants, in gray mixed | white, also same in black, all sixes; | Books; worth cheviot 4 to M4 years, worth | after 6, a Oat x Sane: S6e; from § to I! at J6c a pair, | $1.25 House Wrappers, a good line |” One hund: Children's Umbrellas, worth 69¢| to choose from, in light and med- Boys" Fedora io ‘Hats, Ws. ate yon Chitdren's Parasols, worth 5c; |{™ shades; after 6 Thursday even- | know, worth 500; after 6, 35c. from & to Ii at Ie, Store Open Thursday Night To accommodate those who will be unable to make Fourth of July purchases tomorrow, we will keep Special interest will be added to the la ix items which appear in another Store Closed All Day Friday, July 4th The Bon Marche © #335 Open All Night. COLLINS, SHERMAN, FOLEY CO. UN ERTAKER a Jxold at public auction Friday, July 4, together with a large number of ; | of all. our Waists. }lumber and express wagons, hacks Gatien and buggies; also single and double harnesses, 1212 Western avenue. M. J, WALK Aucti Avense Ing articles adveytised tn {this paper, speak of the Mar. ™ emiaes, deo By GEO. B. LAMPING, Ben DORMITZER. the best Interest of King county that s Clerk of the Board ‘Atiorney for Plaintiff. property be sold IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF! P._0, address; Epler block, Seate If 18 THERPFORE ORDERED! THE STATE OF WASHINGTON | tle, Washington to purchase 1902, fo pi WEDNESDAY, JULY 2, 1902 THE BON MARCH NORDHOFF & Co. THE BON MARC BIG SALE of TRIMMED HATS $6.50 Hats for Only $3. 50 Tomorow 60 Trimed Hats, made to sell at $6.50, will be o out a8 @ special 4th of July offering at only $3.60. Our customers are eo familiar with our bargains in Trimmed | Millinery that they will need no second invitation to bring them t this great beauty show of Millinery. 3 But for the fact that there is only one day before the 4th July we would put a price of at leact $5 each on these hats. will not attempt to desoribe them, but will ask you to come and seo the best bargain yet in the entire season. Sailors and Walking Hats we will sell Mine Draped Ball Siallors, with white and black bands, worth — tomorrow et Ha, Smyrna Walking Hate, w h ibe, for only ec. worth 8.76, at, only $1.08. All our ready-te rand Shirt Wairt Hate at only half price. mufl and flowers, worth Millinery Trimmings at Half Price Tomorrow we will have on sale a table full of Flowers, worth &c, 16q, and 250, all worth double the prices asked for them. All our trimmings for hate on sale Thursday at half price. - Shirt Waists The last opportunity to buy Bhirt Waiste for 4th of July wear will be @ the best offered this season, The carload of elegant Walsts bought from five leading makers % still on sale at baif the usual price. Ibe | | urth of Li eof In addition to these half-price bargains the follow- ing specials for tomorrow are worthy your careful reading: We each for White youn Waists, trimmed, ail sizes, worth bie. Sc for White or Colored Lawn, Chambray, Barint, Madras or Sateen Watsts, worth $1.20. Sizes a to 4 $1.00 for regular $1.76 White Walets, prettily trim- med with embroidery insertion, all sizes. 01.75 for $3.00 White Walsts, large | $2.75 for 14.00 Mercerized assortment of styles, with embroid- | bray. Momie Cloth or ope ered trimming, also prettily tucked, | (yAists. Saat colors, beck (or front 'ront or back fastening, jong or short nleeves. Flags and Bunting We have « good variety of mounted and unmounted flags, in several qualities of materials, on sale at very small prices for the 4th, Mounted Flags plique stars and made stripes, extra Mounted Flags, 9x14. at 2 for Se. |beavy and fine, at these ° rg Mounted Flags, 14x24 inches, at, 4x6 feet, at, each, $2.25. each, 250. $2 Unmounted Flags These are made of very heavy cot- | ton cloth, well dyed Unmounted Fiage, 4x6 feet, fast olors, at each, te 25. 15x25 feet. at. each, $21.00, fast colors, at, Unmounted Flags, gaz ft. | indigo; fant <n. large and extra Se # yard for 36-inch Bunting, nae: 8 each, $3.W. | worth 100. wating Flags |, 4 1-2¢ @ yard for red, white and All-Weol Bunting Flags, with blue; also ster and stripe Bunting. Boys’ Summer Suits. and Straw Hats The Boys m all have light weight Clot for the éth of July—it's their “big day” you know: we are to sell Straw Hate and Wash Suits at very small prices tomorrow. For instance— Straw Hats 25e for Boys’ Scam Mote: o0 slam: plain and fancy straw, all styles, z Rough Straw Hats, and Chil- ery day, hat the Bon Marche. Paper Plates, for lunches; from § ze a dosen. Tin Tea Spoons; from § to 11 at 4c Se for Bo: Heavy dren's Wide Sailor Wash Suits 28e for Boy's Wash Suits, sailor style, in biue and “ec for Boy's Wash Suita, heavy quality, famcy collars, _ he for * ant a vy blowse style, sizes 6 to 10. *Se for Boys’ Wash Suite, In blue amd white, fancy dozen. Fancy Taffeta Sik and Fancy | also fancy satin, ail worth Me and ame % to 12 at Se. deni froin nicely trimmed, — Japan: » Worth $3.00; from 8 to li at After Six day. The folowing articles will be on sale from 6 o'clock till closing time to- morrow night: Swiss Muslin Collar Pro. Kirk's Tollet Soap, worth mrt | tectors or Turn Overs, finest quailty, joake; after 6. 2. nee: wort choice and dainty patterns, worth Absorbent Cotton; after pack- | 200 to BSc each; after 6, Se, ages for We. “* Men's $5.00 Oxford Ties, with pat- extension edge goler, double ef- a swell Oxford a Women's Oxford T ici kid uppers, patent’ ttp, French heels, for $1.60. soft) Wome White ndia Linon, 27 inches wide,|~ Women's Hematitched Cambric| Quill A ae ssiaailed esular value ¥1-Sc; from’ S to Il) HandkerchiofA, Very finest qualities, 8 bunch; after 6 # pac oy Turkish Wash Cloths, worth So a| Per goods, soft linen finish, fine roleum Jelly or ry ne, regu- Se botties, at 2 bottles for bc. hematitched hema, worth lige each; Me; after 6 1S¢. ing, 8c. Steel Beaded Chatelaine Bags, with oxidized silver trimmings, regular price $1.00; after 6, $9. Extra Heavy Gold Plated Collar Buttons, regular price 10c each; af- ter 6, 3 for 100, At utiful assortment of Brooches regular value Sc and Tbe each; af- ter 6, 26 Narrow Seal Leather Belts, with 1 buckles, regular price 50c; af. Women’s Fast Black Cotton Hose, good quality, — toe, worth 100; after 6, Se a pair, Only four pair to a customer, Misses’ Fine Ribbed Tan Cotton Stockt mace split feet, double toe, heel 290 Kal Corlored Wash ular Sc quality; after 6, 28c. a =a Wire Tea Strainers; ‘after 6 Ie Egg Beater; after 6, 1c each. each. Fluted Jelly Glasses; six for 100, Men's Se Cuff Buttons; after 6 at the doors of the Bon Marche Fine Blue Steel Pins, assorted lengths in each paper, from one and a half to three inches long, very best | 1c pair. quality, always sold at 7c a pa-| Muslin Night Robes, full jeer after 6, 2 papers for So, after 6, at 400, HOFF & CO 1435 Second Avenue and 115-125 Pike Street t the sheriff of King county be di- ed to sell said property in separ- ate parcels at the front door of the | King county court house; said BE. 26 ft. of lot 5 block 8, more or less, sald fractional part being that said lot remaining on the south- Y easterly side thereof after the dedi- cation of a 60 foot street through sald “GoUNTY PROP-| lot beginning on the northwe ’ Ty line thereof, to be sold not less the tho apprais this day placed thereon of $95, and said lot 1 bloc 6, not less than the appraised value | thereon ‘of $250, said sale to be made ring to the board that on) °D » 1902, at the hour of 2 . 1902, application was made) °c! , the county treasurer 1 block 6 of King y directed to appear at addition, and on May dara,| sald sale and to receive all moneys paid in thereat, issuing to the suc eseful bidder at said sale a deed ryt nt} th refor setting forth all the pro- h, 18 ofings had th punder, said di ceed to be attested by the county auditor »| under his official 1 Dated thie S0th day of June, 1902 rad of County “missioners ¢ ng County +o u Tel., Main 102% | 5), FOR THE COUNTY OF KING Charles P. Wilson, Plaintift, va Mary £E. ison, Defendant Summons. of Washington to the sald Mary E, Wilson, Defendant: You are hereby summoned to ap- 7 pear within sixty days after the date of the first publication of this sum- ~ to wit, within sixty days after 5th day of June, 190%. and de- fend the above entitled action in the above entitled court, and an- swer the complaint of plaintif? and serve a copy of your answer upon the undersigned, attorney for plat tim, at b Mee below stated; and |in case of your failure so to do, judg ment will be rendered against you, ording to the demand of the com- nt, Which has been filed with the rk of the said court. c ection Is to se= §, King co. add, | 0. Add, ap- ounty chawe Ff. 20 ft. more or less] k &§ King county that by call and adv # required by law, June t the hour of 2 o'clock y the f r Nyinatytl and on aa nm the board Advised in the rp 1d ition, | r deterr fendant and. t matrimony now existing between plaintiff and defendant set asitle and held for naught. tor t ‘ and aring bein,