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The Catholic church is everywhere in Quebec... Lachine is no exception with it's most prominent church and tall bell towers facing the river
FATAL ACCIDENT.
On Saturday evening, about half-past six o'clock, an able seaman of the s.s. Star of Victoria, named Arthur William Headley, 33 years of age, was accidentally killed while in a state of intoxication, by falling over the gangway guard-ropes, and fracturing his skull, by striking the side of the ship, and then the wharf stringers, with great force. George Bush, of the Permanent Artillery, saw deceased coming down the wharf under the influence of liquor, and the accident of his falling off the gangway, and called out, "Man overboard!". Ellis, night-watchman, and others of the crew of the Star of Victoria responded, and got a rope over the ship's side, and slid down it, getting the man out of the water within three or four minutes. He gasped a little, but was unconscious, and never spoke. Headley was taken to a cabin, and Dr. Hooper attended to the injured man, but he died about a quarter to eight o'clock the same night, The body was removed to the morgue.
An inquest was held yesterday at Gleeson's Hotel, before Mr. Thomas Hutchison, S.M. Evidence was given by Captain Hart, of the Star of Victoria, who identified the body. George Bush, of the Permanent Artillery, deposed to being near the Star of Victoria, and seeing the accident. Deceased was intoxicated. He attempted to climb up the gangway. The lower part of the platform of the gangway was projecting over the wharf, and 2ft or 3ft above it. Deceased climbed safely on to this platform, and got halfway up the gangway, which came down against the side of the ship. There was a rope on the outer side of the gangway. Deceased walked about 2yds or 3yds when he lurched, and fell over the siderope and struck the ledge of the wharf with his side, and fell between the wharf and the steamer. There was a netting under the foot of the gangway, but none where deceased fell over. The vessel was high out of the water, about 11ft above the wharf. The guard-rope would be as high as a man's hip. Dr. Hooper gave evidence to his belief, from the wounds on the head and other signs, that deceased died from fracture of the skull, and effusion of blood on the brain. He attended to the patient and used various remedies. George William Ellis, night-watchman, deposed that he went on duty at six p.m. His attention was drawn to deceased's condition when he came aboard, by the fourth officer, as being under the influence of liquor. Before he got to the gangway he called out to deceased to stop, and he would lower the gangway. Before he could release the tackle deceased km(?)ended the platform, and got halfway up the gangway and fell over. The net under the gangway reached from the bottom, 6ft or 7ft, forward, and projected beyond the foot 5ft or 6ft. His instructions were to raise and lower the gangway, according to the state of the tide. He had only gone on watch, and had just had his attention called tn the gangway as deceased came along the wharf. He attributed the accident to the insobriety of the deceased; with ordinary care the gangway was quite safe. The gangway had a plank and battens, because with the state of the tide it was practically horizontal. The jury returned a verdict of "Accidental death, and that no blame was attachable to anyone." They also appended the following rider: —"That the Harbour Board should provide captains of vessels with a copy of the wharf regulations; also that nets should be stretched the whole length of the gangway, and be inspected by the authorities." It will be seen by notice in our obituary column that the funeral will leave Mr. Little's premises, Hobson-street, at ten a.m. to-day for the Waikumete Cemetery.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/NZH19000108.2.33
Mr.T. B. Dineeh returns to the subject of the fatal accident to the sailor Headley in its relation to that gangway from the wharf to the steamer Star of Victoria. Mr, Dineen says he obtained a copy of the Harbour Regulations after the inquest, and found that No. 45 provides that all gangways must have double-sided rails, or ropes rove taut through stanchion, the top rail or rope to be not less than three feet high. If this is so, the Regulations must have been broken by the Star of Victoria, one witness having stated on oath that the top rope was only up to a man's hip, while Mr Dineen says it was no higher than a man's knee, and was not taut, so that it would be more calculated to trip than to assist anyone boarding the ship. Mr Dineen says the statement made by the coroner at the outset that the occurrence was an accidental one, influenced him, as one of the jury, in agreeing to the verdict arrived at, but information that subsquently reached him caused him to think that much blame rested elsewhere.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/TO19000120.2.15
Arthur William Headley, the young man killed by falling from the gangway of the s.s. Star of Victoria, seems to have been well connected. It is said that he was related to Dr Balls Headley, of Melbourne, and also to a general of the same name in the British army. The deceased is understood to have held a chief officer's certificate.
paperspast.natlib.govt.nz/newspapers/TO19000113.2.13
Plot 31: Arthur (Stan) William Headley (33) 6/1/1900 – Able Seaman Star of Victoria – Accident
unmarked grave
DEATHS
HEADLEY.—On January 6, 1900, accidentally killed on the steamer Star of Victoria, Arthur William Headley, aged 33 years.
The funeral will leave the residence of C. Little, Hobson-street, for Waikumete, to-day (Monday), at 10 a.m. Friends please accept this intimation.
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I spent a large portion of the morning sorting through my vintage patterns. It must have influenced my clothing decision, because when I looked in the mirror I felt a bit like Coco Chanel (especially in this photo)
sweater/shirt - target
sailor jeans - gap outlet
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Abstract designs created in November 2013. The main sources and influences came from Taiwanese architecture. Too often, the rain is a constant and dreary companion so I was looking for a way to best use (or make any use for the matter) of the murky lighting and hazy conditions. I recalled computer tiles from the early days of Windows, as well as the design swatches I saw often as a child, and wanted to make some designs of my own. These are usable as computer tiles, wallpaper, or maybe design ideas of your own. Most of the images came from manipulating the base images over and over again with mirroring functions of various design programs including those now on most smart phones.