HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Signal, 1910-9-29, Page 44 Ttiontaritv,'SaPTsainett 2 1, 19111
A Terrible Crime.
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-19 1 ever -lend tho lnite to t he .141 0. it. thf sent Tuon.doty night 11 -
It was oot 1, ...slide for anyone but ••iiitt your mother now .0.a:0111410o
yoniselt to have 11:44.1 it •tl: it niskt iv the butt on Tmarday night.
Detective firer. c 11,11- ! i•V Ofli11ed collie into the I iiiii se.'
• Certain at to T.me
\\ morning. thrat Edward
44 oi. the tent. by say Pat t
Sf:et. tising Irons bed 11#
4,0i. 31,1 hal Ine would see Itet' 1111,01'•
,t1, Lai, to the fart strinitide .4.141 114'1
a hello('
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1 The .Andersons live •, in the old
I used me an hotel. They formerly lived
i in Goiderich rind the fat hat. worked
!hi the lieneingtou furniture factory
#s•,itite here .411 atio Deaf' 1E11.40 111,0 i.
Th. re, were eve', al other children but
• they died ham- she fainly eaute 1;4.
1 Iiiiiteiti, 1# . °tient them war 4110V/114a
Ite..itles the father assal mother the
g.1 I Lizzie, now dead, and her two, Ivo
1 Willie. aged sixteen year.. lived. at
Thomas Jardine
fnutoolsrdav hog aCtose the .• 1 III
0 her : thought it was too is1111." i•
Miss Anderson
fast time.
mot boa atoll 1.1.otheas.,..an men, point..
1 10 was warned, not, to triflel Willi I lie
et 4.1 k 411334 coneeAting his bother.' '
Theii.ri.44•51 j,..irriet1 13 Weil -
The Post-mortem.
olme 1. 44 called 1.1. fie! tation's Itvuse
Iteolue.1 lusted by.
said le:hire 11.141 gime I ! helot It I u-
p., tat 1/10ei anti iitl.e,s Web. 011ie
wi_nac. • -seemed rat hoot dazed. tahe con -
William Anderson
Willie Anderson. GI; slat eettry i
• he I: In,t. sin 11 his sistek at 11:30
askroot loot n sloe wit- going lionie,
• ; and .1,.• ma plied that was going 111
9-04'11,Ck, ase1 tiro Eddie Iodine was
goilrg to Met'. 1111•1' the corner ;mil
j3 1143• 1 I 4.11 11141 411
• her; stlit1;ltiet, vYct.t. lo the gate 'and
wait lied.alsito W.311 Les .e.
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Yri1431 1111,4 father loelan lied. titer Ilia
bed, they stAtted tip toviii again, the
father, ther anol wit ties,.
Mrs. lardine's Statement. •
yaiing man, -Fowl. lataline, who
was seen talking to Lizzie al the (ale,
ri folk and Edwat
• out. holoweril hail art ivisi home oat ,s
o'clock. She was 6111.• it Vials. S
O'ClOrk, Isecitase she had looked Jit the
431t (4) sleep it) the tent on Tuesday
night, but after they had, been' there
shout an hour she told thentto COMP
int° the house, as it was too cold out-
. there.' • They hail slept in the house
that night.
"When you told the itispertor and
import! last night that Thome'. and
Edward slept, in the tent on the 'night
of Tuesday,. the 20th. von told the
- truth inquired the Ci own spur-
nue.ifit Monday night," replied
the witness. She recalled that Mr.
Anderson had been at her house about
'11 o'clock Weible..hay mottling looking
tor
t bis.rtst urn from the fair Edward,
had mentioned lieving -een Lizzie at 7
o'clock at the fair and given her fif-
teen rent... He had •-•een het talking
jots wan dres-e41 it. (1.4ric clothes avid a
'adorn -beta wrath. a red ticket in the
• hand. This was irefore they learned
that Lizite was, miming. Witnesa
had not heard the Anderson. ham-
. tnering at her door early on Wednes-
day tnorning.
••Well, there were some drunken
men kicking tip • row all night out on
the road, and 1 could not tell one
noise from anothnr.-
Edward Jardine was next called.
be was leaving the fair ground'. to go
lame cm the night when. Lizzie was
laat seen. It was 7:45 o'clock. He
had seen her at 7:15 also, and had
given her fifteen cents to get her sup-
per. At another time he had seen her
in the chicken coop, talking to a
strange stout man, dreesed in a brown
suit and fedora hat, with a ticket in
his hat band. He looked at his watch
when coming out of the chicken coop.
lt was then 7:30. He heard the town
clock striking 8 se he wars going into
the gate at home. After he had got
into t he house he looked at his watch
and saw it was two minutes after ti.
"Vour watch Is vet, uneful to you,"
eommented the Crown Attorney.
Witness and his brother Tom had
ale t on Tuesday night. in the house.
W ear he had made a statement a few
days ago that he and his brother had
One of the most daager-
oils and revulsive forms of
Kidney D111/11.S.0
OPSY
far which Dadd's Kidney
Pills are the only certain
‘ure. In 1/ropsy the Kid-
neys are actually dammed
iqs, and tle.• water; which
farn. 1:1 U4 .r.14, flows back
aiid 10.11,0, in the cells of
skin. RilinOve did fil:h
%Inch plugs up- the
ReS1411ra 11.6 K1.111(9110 t..)
DODD'S
KIDNEY
PILLS
rf.......,
lii all departments, and for Qtfa1114, Valk.). and prices' we never have had suchail
Fall Stock About 'Complete
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values to place before our cutomers. ..Pur strong places ire with Dress Goods
Silks, Flanneleites, Underwear, Hosiery and -Gloves. The following items ‘vill
give an idea of wOat we have. to place.before you.
Chita_ Robinson...1st $1
NA' said>. 2nol I:141
Dress Goods.
Our Dress Goods stock never
Was col large in many of the
shrunk unspontable broadcloths
and ventaians. s.ap-sbrunk ber-
g -0.. etc. The shade's are very
new - portoga 1S. anent -
Our ranee of prices trout 150cs
Our Bargain Table
,hows number of
Suitinga. Regular prices. were
inches o ide. Sale prices. sir
from 37 '43 to 0114.
Five pieces good. @trunk cloth,
suitable to wake school or woo I, • .
int dresses. 12 in. wide, at 25c
Conte etil look at our fall
Coats- We 'OWN KOOil
oheap. 1117,50 to sists.
A good lot of 4siols, 31 to 36
inches webs. free from teens nt
imperfrctiona of env kind. fully
Silks.
inch coating,Silk.
Wool Hose:
J. H. COLBORNE
VIMMMENEMI
We have tenni. of their ie-ot
lines from three mills. We•ean
aurprise you in a 2.7x• wool stoek•
inv. You haven't seen- b,
anywhere. No seams •
feet black Better 11111116 41 •
and 50e. We cars y aorne intr
own Mill'P twat lines. Quite a
wool rib Hese, and there are
none hetter for the money. T, •
a pair.
Cashmere, fleeced and no"'
Gloves, 2:mr. 35c and 50e. all
OUr prices§ can't be beat.... too
Choral .
All in
choral
to [peel
Oporto
Ise As
week '41
Mahal
with l.
smelled
given n
ferthei
asinees
env wo.
14.014 tr
sto
mato
The
lieu .011 tellOtrketi Th.. St
A,11111011 -Ott is telloW N 11.1 los-
had, lin t411 lock. lie. hots been 3/1
'3‘13i41.1.!1 it 4111 stlimg :19.1 seemed to get
Toe ole -ed gitles body o as. taken
ft'11.11 111141U3 43. the
buns, 14 the Andersolionfl
last night. 'llits vivo .v.
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men. Fa a tik. Horsey rout Ft silk
stea am,. claiming to bail ft -1#0-
1.111111 TOP411). i They I . but 60 far aio known were loot in
Tim N11'1$14Al.
gtiligk wow- .,11 the ,firrebraj. 't Ile,/ A Mysterious Note•
wound being sin+ A• wittld lie Made HP0411°011 !lel relive
Ate lattirkles of the closed Hsi.
This hlow was giyen benne t he throat
weir cut. The probability 1.1 111.11 the
girl wee and castled in this
state intr. t ha covIlitr. where he thi oat
Wit,P COL wit It- a' shot p penknife. - ThP
Mood Oti I IIP tipper Mitt of the gar-
ments showing in the same place in
each. as if it, had sooaked through moo
garivieut lifter the other from her
neck. Tbe garments were rut iitf
throat. The murderer bad eviolenily
beef; frustrated in' the bestial put -pope
whieh is suponoseol to be at the bot -
ton. of the (ohne, as there was tel
oval -deuce of an assault od UP. nattily%
The Moo ory is that the ..... rderer
tottrdePers, being repulsed in their
st tinned her and then carried her int()
the cellar. Feat in,r the ennsegitenres
#0 1,1 the girl recover to tell the tale,
they rut her turfed. and possibly to
hide the crane more surely they de-
cided Diaspora, of the clothes and the
body In differeut mayor and were
frightened away before carrying out
their plan. It N.14 3 bright moon-
light night anti ..nyone missing any-
where near might lose beet' been.
frne of the doctr.re informs The
signal . that the incision in the
throat wee apparentla done by
stickifit or something of thet sort. es
it requtied m good deal of dezterity
to) eut the throat with any but a
very shatp instrument.
Stranger or Local Resident t
It ver,t generally supposed thAt
local,man must have been cone0rried
in the deed, its •t Anger would not
know anything about the cellar and
the entrance to it. A lo.cal man,
again, would Se more fintiotis to get.
the girl out of the way. A stranger
could get out of town and perhaps
never be found ; while the dimappear-
once of person living in town would
in it.elf be evidence 'against him.
Further, the girl would not likely De
in that part of the town with
stranger. Though rather simple-
minded, she INA, g.,od girl, end
would be likely to repulee advances
from any pereon whom she did not
know. The hosiers was in the opposite
direction to, that which she would
take to go to her hame.
Heard Screams that Night.
Mrs. Donald Buchanan and 51rs. J.
Minima. who' live near the home)
where the dead body waa found, state
that they twice heard screams that
night. about miduight.
err iereis in, he fi,114#8 ing note
I dim t• oant go to jail myself.. I
ism the delver of the Iiimlerich
(Signed) Pythias Upton.°
The writing, which was vetoy crude,
wee en SI piece of ruled notepaper. ap-
parently tonroom an necouot 1'46k.
• It nat. picked up on the .11-eet at &lea -
not P.
The affair brought to. tovrn an influx
of newspaper reticule's. Nectri
bete by staff reporters for several
(bays this week. B. Guest was
here for The Toronto Nen.. mnd W. E.
ElliOtt for The London Ft (se 'Press -
bot h Godertch Ivy"
.14s. Elliott. .75e; San Deacon. 50c.
Annual Meeting.
The annual meeting of the Leaguel
sht...1. A lislahai was over vied Rescind -
lug the Order alloa oirly.ratepayet
.1.11d retiiiielltAl Of the comity to corn- •
pete in the League matches,. lt was
then decided to 11.1vc two-trale
The date of the next stool of, the ,
'League ,will be at -1) t Faun Armee
time in June. loll, piovidiug Goat
suitable arialigeinents may be made
with the . plonrietor. The -annual
membership •fee of the laague has
it id d t
114.14 theraninunt to .45. Aoother
tiott was to the -effeet that a petition
be drawn andi sigma Its. members of
rifle associations for presentation to
members be allowed tn draw free
ammunition so long they are active
Nab Carried.
The following (Akers were elected :
W. Watson ab re-elected pteiident ;
J. Johneton was made vice-president :
C. Robertson was re-elected secret*, y,
and the executive will conetitute the
match committee.
Thou. Allen 21 21 42
137J. Crawford 21 21 44
John lohnaton 24 20 14
Robt. Johnstosi 16 17
Chas. Elliott 21 1.4-
H. Hellatuy 21 22
Dr. Hire 22 19
Jake McGee 21 21
Jas. FAliott 31 31 40
D. tiaatItier 13 11
A. Nsearele 27.1 17
W. NVatsiin 19 21
Chas. Bend le 17 10- at,
Dan. Phalen s 21 2o
Total
Lat.,: Noweosithe
lint Hell
I H.- Montgomery
18411...'West lake
14. --Craeridk In LSI
21 21
21 19
la 15
II Is
22 17
211 22
1S 22
111 15
15 19 31
363
14 19 33
12 14
10 IS
17 21 3s
7 17 21
11.1
111 16
214 19
19
21 21
17 21
10 21
T. Robertemi
s. Deacon
P. brevet -
W. Reed
Reecroft
1S. Elliott
:tij E. Walker
43
Total
Dunifasonon
Jake. Cousins..
Ben. Benninger
T. 11cCann
W..1. :Mitchell
John Mclean
John Campbell
-Wm. Crozier
David Glenn
1'. Finnigan
Total
Percy Sanders.o. 211
Chas. M( Donagh
FT.tok Johnston 15
Ed. 'Johnston 11
P. Murphy t4
J. Rose
Geo. Lanes 19
H. Andrew 11
10
'19 21 40
21 HI 3ir
21 14 35
W. • Miller
W. 5Vetaiter
M. Humphrey -
John Webster •
IL Andersou
Wallace
W. E. NlePhene
M. Armatroong--
41
37
42
Our Showing of Ladies'
and Gir,rs'
WINTER
COATS
is now Lornplete.
you should kn,ow -
The Value
The Beauty
and the Serviceable Garments
here. Come anti
look. Splendid
variety of choice
at any price, and
to suit all purses.
40
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JOHN STEAD
DISPENSING
The greatest care is taken in Ilispenning at this. store. The
posteStalruga are used, and you may haring your prescription
herr with- the greatest onnfldencs• that it will receive propel
TOILET ARTICLES. We make a specielta et
these. and .•.1.11 supply you with the latest vand best goods,.
SUPERIOR
CLOTHING
WE SELL
THE
FAMOUS
H. C. DUNLOP, The Druggist,
South Side Square, Godericl.
RIFLE TOURNAMENT.
• cesful Meet at Dungannon.
The fall shoot of the Hu: on County -
Rafe League was held :it Dungannon
4,fi Tursdey of this. week. Members
ot eight thilos were ',learnt oind all
mach. a fairlv good showing. The
Lochatsh 're represented hy
three only, but all tivide good PCCIteP.
The eup we. won by Dungannon
team No. 1. the standing of the teams
being as follows :
Dungannon. No. I 110
Auburn 371
Whitechurch
Dungannon, No. 2 147
f4t. Augustine '415
St. Helens • 29b
Lanes 243
J. Johnston, of Dungmlinon. won
the medal, making a total score of 41,
and the following individual members
won the prizes in the diffetent com-
At 5011 yards.
Frank Naegele, let $2 99
11. J. Crawford. 2nd 1 50
Lorne Scrimgeour, 3rd.... 00
W. lbosio.r..4th 1 116.1
Newcomba, 5th and 6th.. 75
Will Reed, 5th and 6th 76
Wm. Rth 50
At 200 yards.
1 1. Rellamy. 2nd and 3rd 1 25
Sant Elliott, fah and fith... 75
- 20th
Century Brand Clothing
FM' which we hare the sole agency for tioderleb.
We handle this brand because we believe it it; better
than any other make. We have had long experience in
the clothing business and believe we are able to judge a
warrant. On these bases we make our choice : 20th
Century Clothing costs little more money than
ordinary clothing, hut on the othe! hand you get very
much more value, and after all it is value that count*.
It has made our old customers Hod our old customer')
make our new onee-results count. Do not be led away
with the idea that you get soinething for nothing when
buying clothing ; a the best you are very liable to get
lest. for your money, for cheap clothing is never made by
good workmen and the goods used are made up from
int..rior shoddy fIllinge, otherwise the low price could
For your next Suit or Overcoat Just try a
aoth Century. Made to order if you wish.
Reliable
Footwear
When buying your Boots, Shoes or
Rubbers this fall, buy them at , an
esclusive ,013e store, where you
find an assortMent of good reable
Footwear to choose from, that cannot
be equalled west of Toronto.
.0E7. YOUR RUBBERS NOW,
have them properly fitted over dry
shoes and you'll have better satisfac-
tion. We have protected ourselves
and our customers by buying largely
before -the gvat advance in price, so
can offer new season's goods at last
year's prices.
REPAMING
1
WALTER C. PRIDHAM
The House of Real Values.
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