The Somerset reporter. [volume] (Skowhegan, Me.) 1868-1909, 1901-11-07

the body OF Pare was found.
II. f. Armstrong Of Jackman was at
the inquest. The body wa placed in
the storehouse of his hotel Upon look
ing over the underclothing Of deceased
after they had been removed by the
undertaken he found a metallic jacket Of
cartridge. Philander Newton who
was with Armstrong at the tine cor
roborated this testimony.
Alphonse MORN Of 81. George, Canada,
cousin to Pare, was one Of the crew Of
Is men who saw Pare's dead body first.
He saw cartridge shell on the body. He
worked with Terrio a few days before
he was arrested. He said Terrio was
unable to sleep.
j. F. c. Loubier, 20 years old, Of
Canada, cousin of Pare, was at inquest
and took his body back to his Canada
home.
Sylvere Gaudet of Moose River settle
ment, lumberman, testified that Matthias
Pare worked for him last winter. Had
worked for him two winters and one
summer. Settled with him March 8.
gave him 81. 80 in money and bill of his
time upon which he was to get his
money at Kineo. He went the second
time TO Kineo before he got the cash
Returned to Gaudet's house with new
pocket book with cash in it and bottle
of whisky. He drank once, possibly
twice with Pare. 10. Murry, 10. Nc
Donald and Geo. VigHe were there in
afternoon. Gaudet left home to return
to his camp, Sunday, just after dinner.
Stated conversation he had with Terrio
when he told him Pare's body had been
found. On cross examination he said he
bought the grip Pare had Octoter, 1900.
Have seen it since. Saw it at his house
aud saw 1t at preliminary examination.
Geo. Vigue was at his home when Pare
showed his money.
At this stage court adjourned until .
O'Clock, Wednesday morning.
Wednesday morning the defense fur
tber cross examined Gaudet in regard to
the extension case belonging To Pare
and some dealings he had with Terrio.
l.. j. Addition, coroner, was called by
the State and explained in regard to the
finding Of the body, the inquest, the
autopsy and in detail as to the injuries.
Dr. George Cloucher Of Canada. who
made the second autopsy of the body Of
Pare on May eth, testified In detail as
o the injuries external and internal, il
tlicted upon the victim. According TO
his description aud statements every
bone of the skull on each side, also the
nasal and jaw bones were broken indi-
eating that the victim was given ter
rble pounding over the head after being
shot down. There were three gunshot
wounds one of which, that through the
breast and lung. was a fatal one. The
injuries TO the skull was of course sufIi-
Gent to produce death of themselves.
The finding of fragments of lead and a
particle of steel from a cartridge found
by him 10 the body were testified to. In
the cross examination it was brought out
that the extensive injuries on the head
might as readily be made with the butt
of rifle as with the poll of an ak.
F. A. Thatcher, store-keeper for the
kineo Company, testified to the pay
ment of the time bill to Pare. Also to
an account Terrio had with the company
last winter. Terrio got merchandise of
the company to the amount of S54.SS
and cut wood to amount Of S44.
Mrs. Angie Parent of lockwood ties.
titled that Pare came to her home.
March 10. =, She gave him an old envelope
that he took, put part of his money in
1t and put III inside pocket under his
sweater.
Willie Butler saw Pare, March 10
about $50 o'clock q. m. He left his
place on Fred Parents team and went
toward Brassau lake. Did not see Ter
rio that day. Saw 10. Butler about
l2.30 that day and little later SAW
Simeon Newton. On cross examination
he stated that Newton was on his way
from Ashwith and went away toward
kineo. 10. Butler went away toward
Nome, alone.
fired Parent of lockwood had known
kPare three years. Saw him on road
March 10, gave him ride on team To
Brassua lake and directed him the way
to Askwith station. The day was
stormy. Pare left him about 1870 n. m.
He knew Terrio. Sold him COW ana
pig, received pay in part. On April l,
TerriO gave him one dollar to buy pants
for his boy and six dollars on debt. He
also paid Glare, $3.50, that day, pur-
chase money on his farm. He identified
rifle and snowshoes. Was not positive
but thought they were Terrio's. On
cross examination he said Terrio had
said he wanted To work for him instead
of paying money as he wanted to save
his money to build. He did build a
house.
George Vigue, Is years old, of st.
Bosse, anada, was at Cadets, sunday,
March 10, with Pare, 10. Murry, 10.
Mcdonald and Fred Pooler. Gaudet
was there but left Immediately after
dinner for his camp Pare had bottle
of whiskey, they each drank out of
il. Pare showed his new pocket
book to him. Pare and Terrio saw
and talked with each other that after
noon. On cross examination il was
brought out that Pare and Pooler had
"tussle for lark" Also that Pooler
and Murry brought another small bottle
of liquor 10 Gaudet's house late IN the
afternoon and they remained there until
about 10 80 p m
Joseph hurry of lockwood was the
first witness examined in the afternoon.
He described his trip to his summer
camp by his trail given on the map. ex-
planned in regard to trip he made To
that camp, Monday, March H. and tes-
titled to seeing some snow shoe tracks
that crossed his trail and made directly
across Brassau pond toward Misery tote
road and Askwith station. He corrobo-
rated evidence of Gaudet and Vigue
relative to the Sunday visit of Pare and
others to Gaudet's home. On cross
examination stated he drank twice with
Pare out of his bottle, Pare was at his
house at about o'clock and later he
spent the evening with him, Nigue,
Pooler and others at Gaudets house.
He took flask of gin about half pint
with him and part of it was drunk there,