Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1884-02-14

The 1ovolry OF mrs. JOnn w. M6okoy
hss bssn amply described in the Paris
iousnals. Many Of the stones are uniq1e,
and the ornaments In general are said
70 be characterized a. much by the az
tistio beauty of their workmanship az
By the splendor of the gems Of which
hey are composed. Foremost il the
famous set Of sapphircs which was sx-
hibited at the Partisan Universal Ex-
hibiti0n of 1878. II In valued at $3O0. :
600, and comprises diadeIn, bracelets,
riuR, earrings and necklace, With a
large pendant. Next In beauty and
value come the pearls, the set inslud-
iaQ the neoklace, bracelets and diadsn.
1hs necklace has five rows, the pearls
= The lowest row being of the sizs of
~ IArgest whortleberry, and those in
~ uppermOst being larger than a large
~. Each pearl is perfect in color and
iAapo, the strings having been composed
~ The utmost care. The clasp il q
nouhire set with diamonds. A set Of
tliQuoisss In unique, 30 large and fine
b eoles are the gems. They are said to
0gpa0 the parure Of the same stones
hsl0nging to the Empress Of Russia.
1t ths hair there 10 n long garland of
Wall fern leaves in diamonds, studded
vtlh diamond dewdrops. One bracslst
n diamond serpent that encirclss the
an shove the elbow five times. It is
teasd Of . single rew Of very large
GAmonds, three hundred IN number.
1e1e treasures are not kept in the resi-
enoeoe Mrs. Aackey, but in bank.
Ihey are contained in small closet of
u11Al, closed with secret spring. The
n1eioe Of this chest il lined With red
volVoi, and il divided into three cOm
u1lnsats, each fitted with series of
uonAosed trays. The value Of the CON-
~ eAnn0s b. far from 81 .000,O 900.
0ooD NAN Cow BEroRE.--On last
loaday, February &th. the Very Rev. j.
IA. 1souillet died ut Providence Nos
nl Warrington City, at the age of Z,
yualS all1r suffering q few weeks with
Hsnlysis Of the throat. Father Brouil-
- = b vas popularity known here, vas
oe Ne earliest pioneers to the Pa
- Northwest, he having left his home
euanada With Bishop Blanchet in ls4S,
hW(pem the parilous duties Of a mis-
10y among the Indians Of this coun-
ASte1 enduring the hard ships of a
- aeeues the plains At that early
- taeAee Brouillet arrived at Van.
asoe y l6A4, and shortly afterwards
NJ ~ Walla Walla valley, which |
- . great Indian rendezvous,
01ered upon his missionary duties. |
- eeso at the time Of the Whit
0aeoAore In lS47, and until his |
e1eesd from tho unjust charge
east1e melted tho Indians to the
eption Of that hellish deed. Care |
1ssestanA unbiased by religious in.
seees, after thoroughly sifting the
~ peodueed on both sides, Acqui.
49, ntouillet Of all completely in
emoraole outbreak of barbario |
leaoo and award him the praiss
o1n9 the 6ends from compl.t
- 0anauishuent of the white set |
9 - ~ the close Of the Indian |
- & Father Brouillet moved |
cSavet 10 take the position Of |
~ S99eeA 70 the Bishop Of the DID, |
~ neequa!ly. . position be filled
~. kssd ability. In 1864 he return
49, Walla and acted a. parish
lsvtnQ the present Bishop, then
slnesf, OF his charge. He flied
sloa -four years, when he vas
Washington City by the BlahOp
- tne Interest OF the vancou-
6s... claims, then pending before
S md in the Departments. AZ
ssS ~ - speat in that labor. he re-
ss - charge Of his parish in
n remained here unsil 1872,
~ N - AGAIN sat to Washington
ae eoarch authorities, where
Ss the Catholic Indian Bu-
0eans Of which be acouired
odea and other aid for the
s., saosished by Catholic mis-
- lndiAn reservations. He
SS me head Of this bureau
- ~ NsaSn. Father Brouillet was a
=, ,.s,l landing presence, Of great
6SSS - sesy and suavity of manner.
K ~ fnlnR. AZ veil read in polite
SS.s ~ nterature. a fine CONVERSE
10y ct repsrtee, cunning Of
- aafs. persuasive, not orator.
~ toooarces, a man the most
oeoate had reason 10 trsat
= \ ss.a Aetson. Father Brouilles
- ~ eoereus man, aud large
- ~ ne inhabitants of Wash
~ vseeon have cause 10 70
AIaoiy.-W. W. Usioa.
- UiuERs have arrived, di-
ss. ii.more. in fiue order. AZ
- II e.ket. H. Lonatou. sole
Nosthvest. i35
~ = y; ssoansoo gives especial At
= f-s ~. sseatmens Of Chronic Dis
- n. = Liver Complaints. Al
~ Luues, Catarrh. Affco-
as1neya, Scrofuia, Drousv.
Rheumatism, and sii
\ from Weakened INer-
r. = equally veil prepared