HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1897-12-9, Page 11THE SIGNAL : UODERUPH ONTARIO.
ANNIEROF �w
Port Arthur P$ggery Case Solved
After Nin, Months.
Oliver Prevost, A11N Gdeothler, Sentenced
W Penitentiary gar gene* Years for
Theft, ICUs How Its and Bt. M1.tross
Poisoned Item. Habig and Fred Cor-
riere
orriere Laid February at Port Arthur
sad Dared Their Bodies.
Port Arthur, Out., Nov. 26. flu the
morning of the llth of February twit
there wasreat excitement ese tel ill
the town when it was discovered that
two Frenchmen named Renu Dahill and
Fred Corriere, had been burnee to death
iw a piggery which they had been build-
ing on the outskirts of the towu.AL
tbere were suspicions 4 foul play
A
the time, the Provincial lloyernineut
t up a detective, who thoroughly he
MOTHER OF -PEARL.
Where It is Ir "mad sad Mae Scautihi
Things lbw With It.
Conetdering the vast values el,
Igem
pearls obtained from the Eastern MDer"
les, it Is surprising to tfud that the Wahl.
nnrumantic mother-of-pearl second.. Is
of even greater wurtk. Previous to 11tie
discovery of the ex !Isere Aurtra sea
fishing grounds, in 1865, the supply ot
mother-of-pearl was disaiutahleg, while
the demand was tnereasing. The largo
shelled species already mentlout•d ate
there fouud in Sgeuallty.. The *hello
are the sire of woUQ plates, weigh
a pud04 eachare Worth about a
dollar a pair. An expert diver, in div-
ing dress, will collect three .ur four hun-
dred pairs in a day. About a huudred
gem pearls are found in every one of
these retells.
Ursntifu-I art work In carved and In-
laid muthereaf-pcarl' hits loos been pro-
dueed in •Chios and Jaapprra Some idea
of the extent of its European use in
the arts and manufactures may be bad
from the fact that 800,000 people are
engaged fu working mother-of-pearl in
Austria, and half that number to Fruscj
wMle the vslue of the' annual import
into England is nearly one and a halt
ern
lands win -
tufted
the matter, but war not ea- million.. In the Yldlippppins i s
as to the cause of the fire. i lows are made of mother-of-pearl. and
Coroner Heck held au inquest, and, •fatnes Anthony Froude, in his volume
after thorough fuvestl`atiou, the opinion of voyaging in Oetsas, describes fright -
was that a crime had been committed, ful Maori idols with Mies of mother -oft
but the guilty parties, if any, goad not pesrr glitlertttg l0 theireye-rockets•
he d{.e•pvered. It trtftiypires now that while it (�s re it is the eurtot)♦ to
p lain -lhsi in. tVe botches w1,L
one Hrth Prevost,with who iris living c - the same exquisite substance. To eaP
town b the time a woman let, and the e1Jm'x a curious tests •f the !us-
ed to be named lyuranng Prevost, and trouts nacre. it it said that large claan-
uwhond was -ams, living in Pembroke titles of seed pearl's are imported into
It alleg'd est lieu-
thins ate Lade w ous to the 04(910611.-A Popnhr gel -
and leave --- very serious statements. Montilla l
u the streets, which.
THE TWO CROPS -
It takes both time sod nese N make
A pretty gads• firer ,
Tb• earth must MN bet dam sad sora.
Arid eve *Mo tis fiswsra bay, grows
Tbi hos. sod p[Iliti,g-hoiIS, and mks.
Nast still be Med. yea know,
1t Mkn•tea time er pabs *t all
Tia raise a •aEs�aet� of woods:
J t1Ni 1.6 the,Maas-Iliac .leas.
Aa4 some It will be overgrown,
Wilk a rook taogle, mearse sad tog,
nod full of burrs sod seeds.
So, if you wish withts Your itis
Tb. Rowers of good to drown
node, the repot t is t a - China, to he Calcine tato meditiee• for
ed b quarrelled,
once ..
The as opo
•' M far !t egos' mtisrtted, in t____ - 'Tete Yokes ML '",
the two Frencbuu•n were first wisuned
lt by some person or persons and then car- A survey of the ai eferona character•
ried to the piggery and put to the build tones of the remarkable Yukuu t'aUey.
i which was theft sot on fire. :Alaska. *bows, that the placer' oecfsr
in gullies through which streams now,
that the coarses of tbe streams- are al-
tered from tittle to time, and thug it hap-
pens that the Pntire bottom of eaeh
gully is covered (rommonly with gravels
that have been brought, by the water;
thus. the streams, Wearing the gold -
bearing rocks, have carried down from
the hills their harden of detritus during.
•1'he supposed gnilty purtit•tr are sail
to be is Jail in Pembroke, and will likely
be brongbt here and an inquiry reoieued.
1 he names of thuee suspeeted of actu-
ally committing the offence are cwt yet
divulged.
The Roque' at Pembroke.
Pembroke OnL„ Nov. 27. -Oliver Pre -
vast, alias Gauthier, sentenced by Judge' it is supfrteed. thousands of Fears, Int -
Armour to seven yang for st turally the lighter stuff being •ltmrne
and tan at Renfrew, has made Ie away by the currents, while the heavier
confession to Crowe Attorney . particles, iru•ludini the gold, sank to the
Lem. Rime time a o be left his wife i bottomotae,ach gully �n' sort auriferous
Valla terli PliMea rith a ilae_kiuw f tut oe£. ;ay!'Tea D� mean
Q Assuming (luutktaeers I these gra y•
osoh Mites ap wits the 000psay, asNoy
give fint•olas• pertoromatesa 7
ythaiartieo in "sob moat ft. Gnatoa
and IOW hell. the pubib of tlsallafte and
lisdssisil cosi rmat•asaarest at • treat tense
Meat. Oared •
+ I4ELPLEbS FOR SIX MONTHS-
itllesmatisni Held Him N Cholas
U•told Toibsre-The WOO
American Rheumatic Cure
tied Won s Complete V tosiioaf
1M S TIM Rostra
"I have bus a greet statists: Asa rheum
atliwi. I woe eemplelely helpl•ea 101 over
six moat's'. I tried' all kind' of remedies
Don't grudge your time or thought or care, but Kot no relief. Having noticed urewg
And you shall ND thorn flourish there ; testimonies published of the manse effected
But if with weeds you wish it rib, by South Americas Rheumatic Cure 1 ob-
Just IN your nitug go t• • Mined a bottle of it, and reoeived relief
from in hobs the first does, end in an in-
Ps1cl,A.. LaottAgD. Pa
otodibly aborti time I was entirely freed
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT. t Otto. SuId by J. E. DKT.is e, Al -
Dame,
we. sat ng Shit .is. long indiherl trough w
same, they went to Port Arthnt,
started hotel -keeping, at the lower rad, the gravel is.. carTMR
Two sten named Rena Dabin and Inn.: ell by the water, while the gold sinks
Corrierelived in a shanty near the hotel. to the bottom ot troughhe and t 1. rr -
The men called on 1 ervost Feb. 10 last Weed the cleats,
to trade some pigs, and they remained simply ,an adoptibrl of the natural pro-
f Prevost says the woman ' rest by which gold in accumulated in
From our own Correspondents
Mees ts Isf rmatl•a Sere That Caused be
Mme Anywbese nes-News •f the
Oea"'yapoesalhy aeeorsed
ger The Signal.
iGaothiierl pat notion- itt tits •Yav-ttn the atreem
men, butgive
would not `` bye trim any tea.
Both men lett the tabk• before the meal
was eniahed.
One dropped dead to the house, the
other immediatly on entering the door,
Realising they would bearrested tut
they
murder, and to nave's t1
placed the bodies on a sleigh, took them
to their ebnnty, iaid than ea -their 1404
after stretching theand taking what
money they found. thee net the place
afire and crttuatr•l the bodies.
DELIBERATE MURDER. -
One of the Hest Dastardly and Blood-
thirsty Crimes rtaeds Revealed In
Ma Appalling Horror.
1Sse Hladoo Funeral.
When a Hiedoo dies the cervices of
SU Undertaker are not needed. as word
is laimeediately sent to the relatives and
friesells of the ded, who meet at
tbe t1•e and attend ceasoto .13 the 'detaile
of tbe tamers!. Some M drew bey at
the bazaar the articles neeemary for the
ceremony, such as a piece Tftfln. • ted'
per pots, pieces of sandnlwpod one
earthen put, home "ghee," or Nitrified
batter. rice. n few split chips of bamboo,
nab two strong bamboo poles for
the
In rainy weer acme
SEAFORT H.
(Too late for last issue.)
H. H Willows still enjoy tbs game of
checker,. but 1s often defeated.
Quite • number of the Manitoba harvest
szearsiaaina Maimed home last *salt.
1). U. Wilson taaka alatOptDS.iaryle vasa'
titles of eggs 1. pointe in hritiah Colombia
ss4 the Old World.
ft is reported that F. O. Hoimeetead. bar-
rister, is going to remove into the old Dom -
Woe Sank premises.
')d. Y. MoLean, M.PP. for South Huron,
ter for Toronto on Tuesday teat to engage
In the political battle.
Wm. Allen. one ot the old pioneers of thisMo
s oo parsed away teat week. H• was one
of the oldest settlers in this dtatrtot.
The soother of Lfeut-Col. Videos of the
,lard bamboo. ie on the siok list at Aroma%
newest), It is hoped that her revst), may be
speedy.
n an
resin to revive the ;ties are added ,to
the meek of necen,.aries. A peered glass.
the "dnrbhas," and wine "tnlsi" leaves
are .prwad freer the bier.
It i• very necessary that the son of
Montreal, Nov. 27. -Of all the blood- the detwned shonli perform the cere-
tlrinty and deliberately contrived crimes mony. If he is absent •at the time of
recorded in this province, yesterday's de- the death the father or brother ret the
velopnlemts around the Poirier murder daeatett, or some other member of tate
•i--- «... 1 family. may take b p wLen
case at St. Canute, give it
dace. The facts are these: Poirier, the
victim, was au easy-going man, a car-
penter by trade, and hie only fault ap-
pears to have been an appetite for strong
drink. tie was about US ye*Ts of age
and his wife some eight years younger,
and, although she was considered some-
what frivolous, Mrs. Poirier wan suppos-
ed to be a fairly good woman, awl ties
opinion of her seems to have been ■hartd
by the parish priest of St. Canute, es
she had been engaged for some time past
as organist of the village church.
It has been common gossipamongst
the villagers that Madame Poirier had
an intimate friend in the person of Bain
l'arslow, who resided at 8t. Canute, but
as the woman's husband at all times
extended Sam it warm welcome to the
house, nothing of a very criminal na-
-.. ,.....-tante rY o.�ieles ___ _
On Sunday morning, t Wever,
A. hole country was startled by the die-
mveq of Poir4eh� d May lying across
toed. t out tram els to
male it lace.
there is no son in the family one is
adopted for the purpose.
fiatteridse radmear et wimpR with hu
flew brink machine, sod expects tb mik• a
great addition to the buiidtag lM.r "fi
oar town.
A esriotu,'1 not fatal. aooidsat balltemd
lambert Martis lb•rt an Tit day. 1 hila
walking as the street he al eped and fell,
atrtktag heavily antis bead.
The droadfoot & Box Co. ars running
overtime now, oo s000unt of baysog reoetved
large orders from an Old Country firm.
Brat -Claus goods tell to turoiture ss well as
ID a sewa0ater. •
Barrios. were ersduoted le St. Tbom•s'
obaroh en Sunday lest by Rev. lir. Bother•
iagbam, of Woodstock, and every iNss(ta0t
be the highest terms of the meaner
It white the tart trot handled.
be interior et the .daeeU-s -bar big been
fitted oat with a now coat of metallic sheet -
We, also with ons of the neatest sideboards
le be seen in the West, and now promote a
emit and handsome appesranoe. As Patsy
Tebia oaten to the public, all who mil ors
well sattef • 1.
The Mecham Dramatic Co, are here thus
week and are delieteing'theirth�ninc'i
fall houses being the order of
Petite Orsoie. formerly with Marwherever s.,
is a drawing oird p
ho
goes. and is assisted by a first-class company
of artists. 1'be $Satortb public are vary
What earls are Beteg.
YOU girls who don't know how to knit,
you had batter learn. 1t is quite the rage
now to knit sweater", not only tor one's
self, but for one's little brothers and sisters.
Those made by band ars lar superior to the
machin -weds oats bought is the shops.
Ville lake up their kntttlog now lust as
tbey used to their embroidery, sod some of
the oecciletudieate .4 oolor they make in the
sweaters are very ittis.otide. At a reading
olab the other day, while one girl read aloud
all the otters were kaitttog sweaters. The
get Is first began to wear them for warmth,
puttinsiihsn on underneath their costa Now
they wear them for everyihing-ekattag•
playtag golf or tennis, driving, bioyalin1, and
wlakiaa.
One of the girls who spent her summer at
the seashore, and took very little exercise,
found, to her horror. obeli ■h• west •to
Lenox for a month' that she had gained
twenty pounds. She is seen now daily,
witb s dank blue 'tweeter on, taking•
eonstitutiolal to loose flesh. Her frtende
•re all very much amused at her efforts to
get this, and are partloulerly amused at
the eitrare tbtokness of her sweater. She
looks mot unlike a pugilist in training ss she
trots •long the country roads, and if she
does not . get rid of eonarfmoar tat it will
not be her fault.
A knitted oap of the same colored wool
to go with the sweater makes the outfit
..ryaqmelete and beooming. A girl who
hal jeer -Coma back from Seetland• ban
breage% with bee e.aaost att,fa44i,I! Pattern.+
It is Lugar than a Tam o' Sb•oter, hav-
e deeper brim, and
tamale eo the top, which falls over the edits
at the side. This girl was seee on • golf -
field the other day looking ezoeedtngly
smart. She had on. in the first plass"•
good strorg pair of calf -skin booty hoed ilea
thick witbtbe frost, heavy soles. Her skirt
was of a stroeg bl•ekmeterial sold on
purpose tor Pelf suit which as a reversible
side ot bright plaid. Teen name& garnet-
oolored sweater. over which she wore a
blank leather belt, •nd the knitted nap
meatiooert, Meer of the sena elude se the
She lookediweater very „swagger•"-
Haarea'S BAyra
Between Rich and Poor >A India.
Our standard of civilisation is personal
comfort -luxury, a thing absolutely un-
known in native India. There is scarce,
any difference in the [Mode of living be-
tween the rich and the poor. If 'Yon
go into the honee of a Rajah there is the
same bare floor, and only a simple pat-
ter to eat from, each as le sees in the
home of the poorest. To put it even the rcyrudely
were will n ash basinanbe
101 the rich man,
oke his poor brother, washes in the open
and dries himself in the sun. Such is
the ' extreme simplicity of life that
wealth is still buried in India; a man
may spend it on jewel* for his wife, but
on pleasure ornal comfort.
gTm`�Tp 1cb
e [t.ntrte,i 'err db
s TRI 1Ib
lm
Unctions of clans. had been preserved
for 3000 years by Indian civilisation, but
will destroy it In flfty years. -Mn.
the". -• -
ear and • bloat knife near at baltd . Steele, InThe $nTs"IIDfta n.
Feathers la Women'd Hata
The Ant thonght WAR snicidc, althea
the people of the village Nook their
beads and mentally connected both Par-
Mow
arRow and the widow with the awful
crime.
At the coroner's inquest both the sus-
pects were beard, and they (1 t%w.r d
that Poirier had often threatened to take
his life, as his bnainese was not going
well. However, when Detective McOne-
l:ill arrived cm the scene be carefully
hooked over the situation and clapped
madame and her lover in jail in very
',bort order. Then the officers began
the game tactics that worked so well
in the Tom Nulty case over in Rawdon,
and wkh the same suceosa. In a short
time the detective bad the full conferaoD
, from their lips. that be was
Sam Prerogt declared
Passionately ia love with Mrs. Poirier,
and that she bed time and again wish-
ed him to kill her hu.bau L Some rix
mouths ago he bought a .revolver in
Montreal to do the deadly job, bet the
woman said that the report would he
heard and that they would he eaught
in the act. He Raid that he sharpened
a betchet knife, and that whoa Pottier
was
asleep on the bed Saturday -Mite,
his wife held leer bullhead down while
he (Purslow) cat the man's throat.
Labor to Brits's.
London, Nov. 29. -Tae engineering
co Morena appan0ntly bode* 141 to
trades asias4Ds. The esaenee of the
ireviteallikaoreement 1a that the "M.st-
eriy' r>Mek" (Ashbleyers' y'ederatiasi •
to be fres to. introduce into any of the
federation workshops tie conditions PI.
sober wor04 oP, without
(e refereed. �iy of the trades
IInIS.M the wlaiH have in m1nd
unions. The eBfplrlMey's
the system tot piecework in which the
elal0as) vi no vg �
, Pr/Leninist ist 1S eon
k the HI* to
dYsp s di*T agreements for
which to airs away. 1 titlee
it tnesleos ..10 vital
iith0d*tS*which,,g -
•
is re -
What a comment on woman ilP Ai
item! Frank M. Chapman
Am-
erican Musetim of Natural history, New
York, has compiled a list of the birds
whieh kr //kW on the hate of W
osien
In this city during two afternoons. Forty
species were represented. including
brushes, warblers, shrikes, flycatchers,
tanagers. swallows, 'we/whine, gros-
beaks, aparrows, orioles, woodpeckers.
jays, owlc grunge, doves, quails, shore`
bird" herons, gals, terns, and grebes.
In al
l he saw 173 wild birds or parte
of them on hats. Of these birds at
least 82alt orrtia majorr portion best !the
during
yeaA Bostoncourt art has decided that
it i .. s unlawtal to wear feathers of a bird
that 1s protected by law, and a sitoili r
law is proposed in New York. -Popular
Science.
is
Amiga!
ni Ilse
aa*rig��
otinat lttdsss, the fit imi `� b
tarried as befog es endeili
talk et .esMsoalng a ea
vita at =Satires d 1 argaeln l
labor to �ssft'Mosns the 'natters
Sore and Quick taller.
The airway one suffers while waiting for
eometning to relieve the pain of as acci-
dental scald, burn, sprain or wound. eheaid
oonvinoe any ones of the neooesstly ot
always having '• Qaiokcare" at hand. It
Rives instant relief, Aad owes gatokly, as
no microbes can retard healing or cause
inflammation where "Quickoare" is used.
Beytiild : Mb.. Morgan. Bayfield, lett for
1)svli'• Lake. Tl•knta. of Tuesday ; and
Ian. Md rigor for Park River.
row
71b. Npread or Emiliah.
Mark Twain says that the fettdre ofM
Victoria's long reign 1s tbe man
spread of the English language over the
world. In ISIS, when the Quet'n
was
born, there were 25.000.000 English -
king people in the world. In 11410
the to llatinn of the United States was
9.3334 To -day it Is mote than seven
and one-half times
�rg}rgeaater. In Ifr21
the Population d -
ens e. The itt I M.. y i
y
amble. 'Phe Ih the
the separated king the
populatimas of the
na-
(ions RT. se fellows: sited B(ate%_
000.000: United Kingdom, 40,008 1t►t .
Canada, 5,(x10,(00; hi Asia.`and New
Afrrica and
. eewhe , 6x,000. Total, 128,000,-
elseTrhere,
000.
The I lieyete to ea ltgyptian Clip.
OM of the attar novel Ipedtieles 10
Osir•ris e frequest
el 00( the hbleye n tlwen hbe narrow
�Iat old este. omen
bit �
tailor-made rs tortpre-
couriers, havee bat 4!011 so.
M•S sight, and the metros' bir-
ths Test fashion in smaseteeat'
ofh g y narrow sae
of See
striking Y eztrlsbe.
A r•webt'e Dfetem-
A prominent dentist that iMthe
,month should
d Iter
,rack -powder. he sods
is a abtssk amnatacM; k a�s ne the
powder a t al4l •rot
and
dit Nettles
6k 1 'rte, .eIda,
goat the
iestreys the
moor Moo too sees
T�9► Lnn.
adoa run
sed*Rdshette. at
anis:
he
« = tor* :a.:
dheisselsa. to t mane
*nested +t art sir. n•e
-omen `
the question 't
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Judged by Appearances
•
You cannot afford to
wear slop clothing.
It is a weakness of hu
man nature to judge by
appearances.
Even a dog will bar
at a tramp wile a we
dressed man will pass by
unmolested.
It pays to wear
Shorey's
Ready -to -Wear
Clothing.
• Oar several Reasons:
First. You feel yourself to be a better clan.
Secondly. You look a better man. • .
Thirdly. Your fellow elan respects you.
Fourthly. It is Readrtowear and you can
choose, try on, and suit yourself from stock, without
the uncertainty of an ordered garment.
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