VOL. 111.
ITWO GENTLEMEN
j| —^ OF HAWAII. |
*r a ij—t
CHA.IT EH XXTIL
"SOT. Mr. WarnsgfarJ," eaid
Lawyer Berkton. ia his slow atyla.
laoktag at Dole as if far taiaaiap
too*:. "then aa a secret coaaerted
with yoar aaala'a lila of which yon
k BOW aethiag Tha aaly two who art
aaw liriag. perhaps, who da kaow it
ara Prmidaat Do!* aad aayaoilL Ta
vara haaa wapiaiow of yoar saris
la yjaagw days, aad aaderstaa J the
faO (inaaitaaei of the case. I aay
paahapa wo ara the only oaea liriag.
Thors wars other*, bat wo hare loot all
(ansa af haa. How. that you aaaj
lolly aaderalaa.l what u bsfon yoa.
yam will please read thia coaaaassiea
taoa which yoar aaeto pla.t l ia ay
kaapiaj the very day that y*t were
brought huso ill. aad. of coarse, a*
Tea fairs leaned, the day apoa which
■adieL Toa had better read this be
foro aay of tha others, a* it stead*
largely iathe light of a will aad esacta
aaalaia coalition* coiaridcat with
thcue etwliag ia tha will Tha will,
however, was aaado oat a sheet tiaao
after yoar aiater disappeared. Aad
Una docaaeat was writtea oa tha day
yoar aade garo it to aaa. I seed aay
aethiag farther. The doeameat aaakea
everything dear.
•*I VMM r*|inl, Mr. Berk ton," )
replied. "that if Ik* ilo>M*it is *
108- n«, yow will b« kind raovgh U
allow (iorJow to md it aload. A*
my mml (rieal I woald aatnrallj
tan to hia tor t4rin, if aay war*
Ili| tbff€ ggmf BO
for a doable mili*f. I aaa not eqaal
qaitato reading at length aload; an.
if JN aad llr. Dola ajrt*, Gordoa
will ml it** >
"It makaa ao difference. " aaid Bert
toa. heading the paper to Goriea.
Gordon cleared hia throat, aad,
spreading tta paper ta a labia before
hum. real as follow■:
*iimVtni..araa bu»or Out
- (Date.)
"Tsarmnlora mjr eepter. Thomaa
Wantegfwr I. If to itokl iwem trees
Msataralas lHtoas.aad I. la the awes
time. toaUiic
-It U with tto fellies sWioa aad the
truabkegef ae eld ess who feeiabie cad
ap; r >» "tins that I write tbts last leUer. la
wht-b I mase a to din ere to my aeptow.
akMtl toaarrlee, aad la which f lea re tl
■vwtVme lertherapamttsa iasomeaisaaer.
It ao? too let-, of a wrong which kaa bona
deaeaehlM. gnt bydirect aUiitba by
others avdsiee* toy by mvsetf.
"Aanamias that ar dear aophiw shall
r?cwesu. I atoll write thia a* a direct raa
■a*l>etiia la hla,ulacu-1 nrtinkla,
I alkali ta *Mel * repUas Ui« with 4M
anll bnlti ftiUaf Ite xwU «( Urt ease.
1« tafia. Una, dnr T«a. I
kanhnU*naiataM«rl« yoaaad
yow dear f-iicsu. I was laarr.al laeaty
la ikr laws af Wailaka. OB Ite lalaad
at Haai. tlw» raiM, t wraty year* ago.
ata-wilyaf Fnarl K!lrn. wapwal af
i«» CUnl. hh wife Hart- art IMr
daocbtar luMM. lu«d* Vu aVmt
UrjtT-tK|w «T ajpa. m» luHaallw
a*i M a vilalr rMiatk aatarr Tate na
M 4nM tea t« bar falh-r» dbpoaiUoa.
«W»b was fba'ifal aad (itn la »{ailea
' eS a aw linMat aaiar-.
"At tkte tiaa I keM poaaeaatvas la llaal
aaar Valkia aa-i apaat a nxaiihrtW*
Partita at ar Ua«»» a Haaut.jj alM.
■*?ir!leji.' Jm C*i«N lor at
Ml aaMil a»ta l>« rkni-il ajri, aat-
W* a* aa »wr> a- aa I wt of i-a/master;
lor with all Hi aa-t wU«« ke n.
at that liar, a ao4 Uaatwxtby aaa. 1
U not Uka kit wife. Tkrrs waa arae
thtacabaat brr Uil nfMlrl aa a-»na-
Iktej of a rkwal la ht ea
ter*. Bat I aM* Aaaetie aal M! U U»
with tar. Of roan* Iks CMcala rn
a*» I aaa wHifeg ln: tkalr tafklcr
rt«ll Many a waaKky riaaltr. aai At-
MCta kaeaaa ay wife. We lir«4 at -dagar
Heal. - aii a: Int the pnalaa ot kapptaaa
waa »«i; (Rat. Bat aSn a law aoatks.
JaaafUwr ten ta assart aaa»B lalaiata
•raw kasdaacktarar wife). aed Iks lot
took ply.
This aart of tkia« keyt ay eeatiaeaßy.
aatU ay wife gaw Mrtk ta a eMM-a
iaajllir. VWa ika ekIM waa kat aaa
aaatk aM. ay wife Ml aa aad*r praaara
afkwhikn-sMaißsa-Mtaa. Shatia
■ltaial fraa 'japt Haw*' aaa Aay »Mi
I was awl aaaaaff aay aaaa aad took tka
•HM wllk tar. I bars aot aaaa ay wife
ear eBiH alee*. I kara wiawa to Mim
tkat mg wife Mai wat utw ar fear yeaos
a»a.
1 Wkea Aaaatta left we a* a*aHy, witk
awt a akafew af yaaiimaliew. I skat a;
fcaart ajaka kar, ant 4t4 aot la aay way
attsaMisla4kar,er arta karkeafc. Pot
ratal ssaifad ewaer tha aHi am tkat at*
l«sa hat Aaaa aa. I soU 'riagai
HaJ.'aa* tare aevar baaa ea tka tela* I
al Haai slao- As (or tka ahiU. lAa kat
kaow wkastkay dM witk bar. Taay wera
e(a* sraa karaad, araa the paraata
at ay wife katel aaa aaet Heartily. I barf
Mae* bad eaaaa la kallara tkat tfcte katral
aad tbalr aattaa was tha reealt et asekfe
attaas of aalliaa Wkatarar waa tba eaase.
lbs rfaal was ta Weak ay By baa* aae
eaaaa mm aaay toartkoratas*. I kara
aaaa ay rH«. fx- she to ka
faaa4t*4a|.lwkkkUk*«aliacliy aa
lull in* that eat Mar la tkte * a aaa at
teaks ta eats thafeeaaa at theooertwhte*
AkaeAaafesa thetla. 1 ill Hi iladtserae
aaaaa afkar aba left mm.
""■at aaw ta tba >aiyn eftbialatter
■y tlla akM aHwly laainal a
VbUaleJaM aarar ta tnae
tor mm* tmmk ayaa the Aaachtar ot tba
bba ana wb* wraefcad my baffistn.
jet I fact that thare Is eaawthiwr dae tke
tbfli hatha way af rayarattoa. Asshewas
ta ao viae ta afaaae far thaaataoaet bar
■other that It ae eaaaa t* taoj
1 HI or aapaatHMber
tkaa ay Aaach. Tbai .«**a7 f tewaa It fe
aaahaa* mfoa yea. Taa. ay aepbew aad
hafc. ta May ehild if ake ka aow Mytac.
Ml^lawLn^MMM
kafiar'bar'
*"I kaaw at a* aark to aaaM ia tba Ha
jMiallaiu efaloasnoiwa aaall rej aark.
heal aayaared nkarkA
aajaaldac. Of eaaaa tbte asf bare Ikay
~l feel aa laaw fa the daaahter wbaaa
Aatfe/1 tea** to you earn. 401 lora ra
THE ENTERPRISE.
■Utoirka' kantkaltoHa* took
mlUnU
MtorMakaaißtohttoMoawa
seeacm. a Ca*M*a af those 4aftfa Hawaii
IrinapriCtoilU.
'iMt aSwttnato aatrl*.
"flni— V|||lMfOk». 4
'fliaa }ElSaii? U " p*aL|
Vfaaa Oarlaa had dauhed readiag
this reaasrkabia dacaaaat. I toy bad
ia aay chair eatireiy eshaaated. The
thiag aiaai I to ae to be ao piepaa
teroaa. ao Batiks Uaole Toaa. that 1
aearedy betaerei what I heard. Bui
than waa a* aiatafaiag either the aig
aataraof ay aacla ar af tha wrtaaaaae*.
"Thia is a atraage aaatter." I aaid,
"jad aaa that will reqaira eanfal re
aearch. Ik faaiaii iaawafiata attea
ttea."
"1 falittiM yoa earn do batp
■I il —ww fom are «H« MJ hnl
ip this ■jrimoat wm. Hull it ia
I (ooJ tot of ■ y to loae."
"Oordoa." I Mid. "tktiinwoHk]
af jam. It ii *4 «kit JM soaM Mt
were JM |>Ek»Tu ■} rmiiftaßcn.
To* *MU do jot tMI I am going
to do.""
"that, af COSTS*, is whatyoar aacls
Jeaaands."
"More."
"I doa t see what more roa raa do.**
"If Uada Too* baa a daagktcr lir- v
iag. a* matter what her aba beaaaoag
high *r tow ah* to tair
esa to kis catir j estate aad mast tare
if
"Vo. oh. a*." said President Dole.
"Thar* ia aot tta least ace I to go
farther ttaa year aacte'a wiahee ia
the matter. Oae-tkird of hia estate ia
a large aaoast, aad tta girl, if foaad,
will aa doabt ta perfectly aatiafied
-ith that portioa."
"It is aot what win astafy tar. tat
m«,~ I rwplird. "If thsra ia a liriag
hair. I do aot want a peaay of Uacle
Tom'a moaey -
"He Is right," aaid Mr. Berfctoa
With • sigh. "Mack as w* May re
gret tta ar f looily. Wsrriagford isqaite
right. I do Mt aay h* is ia datj
aoaad to do this, tat morally. The
Corals aad erorftbiag tlx belong to
Helea* Warriagford. if abe ba alire."
Dot* shifteJ aaeaaily ia hia etaar.
"Wall, do as yoa thiak is best," hi
said. "Bat y« will tad tar. ns
I'oabt, aaoij tta igaaraat Freaeo.
Portagaea* and aatires ia Wailakn,
wallow iag ia saperxtitioa aai idolatrs,
"if aot worse. "
"Let aa bap* aot." aaid Gordon.
"Lst aa hope for tta best."
"Of coarse, yam ar* familiar a ilb
lb* former prosieaoas of year aacla'a
wjl," aaid Mr. Berktoa.
"Tea," I replied. *1 twderstood
that after a few the catote
was to lie divided bet weea my vieter
Q'iaifred aad mysslf. if Wiaifrad wa*
reeorare I. If her death waa proved,
I was to tar* the whole."
"That is trae. Bat oa Ao ky
roar aac'.e gate me the paper that
Jeaeral Gordoa has jast read, ba add
e>l a codicil to the will, pwidiag fot
the disiatoa of his estate into tkirdr.
aaa for hie daagkter Helene. and
leariag the ether two-third* nader the
esaae condition* that lurmerly goverued
all."
"Vary wall.™ I aaiJ. with t thailJtT
at ay horrible trxtlltriioi. "The
fact of my easier'a ilrxlli bfiat pain
fail; oartai* to mm. baring ritanaej
it ayself, laa «o», with tka ri tp-
Uoa at a few aiaar boqaeats. joiat leg
atee with Helen* Wamagford."
"Correct," said Mr. Berfctoe.
"Thea I hare power ta vitMrai
from tha hetiahip aa4 giro tha I*--
thirds to her."
"If yaw ao elect," replied the lav
T»-
"I do,"* I replied
"Are 70a gutag to read tha will**
aaked Dale V
"There ia ao aeel aow." I said.
"Before anything eaa ha luaa, Heleae
Wairiagford mast ha toasd. aad a* est
act ia her owabebalt"
"Qaita right. Qcifca right," aaid
Lawyer Berktoa. "It u tha propel
thing to do."
"Thea we are daae for to-day." aaid
tW Praa jeaf. '1 bar* a
with Willie aad tba HeerHatr 01
Fereiga AJCaars.aad will hid yoa adaea.
Our do a. pray eoaaider yourself at
liherty to oart ail deyartaeatal aer
riea aad asaast Wamagtorl ia kin
eCorta to Sad hi* eowaaa "
'Tbaak joa, air," aaid Gordon. **l
was ahoat to make that request."
After Baihtaa had gome. Gordoa
took ao the iiraaaaat of Carlo Tom's
which tho lawyer had left aad aeaaaad
it again earefaliy.
"The feat thiag we're go to do ia to
fiad that boast af a Chicot, it ha ia
•lire or aaa wife. They mast be proitr
dd,bst if the eld adage. The good
die youg/ia to be apfjlisd
aaliy, thaa eld aaimal will bra *» be
lereral hmhad years old."
"I hope ha is alive.""l replied. ~lt
will be TO aaaeh earner to dad the
haanoa of The Corals. **
"ft will, 'he said. "It willl Haag
the haa aaa of The Ceralar
&
' CHAPTER xxrra.
My Hgwatai to aoroaipTiih the
arraad which had baeoaaa my i„!eau
t*J Igrtbalaat tostameat of (Jade
ftwufiw. Ot JWfHiw, Our Ceuntrw and Our God.
WILLIABSTON, N.C„ FRIDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1901.
f«l —to CaJ Ma daagblav
Utthl Mil KMMB*
and funk htr far BjfMr Ml*'*
Mk, fa—leant my »»uwy. My
«ai«Mrt*l itotU.nJ li |i«jwm
proved, ao that Man a awk haga
joanitj eiifaer to Lani, to M Aa
priestess. or to Valaka to tori ap
tUo wicked J* is Chacat arbfa
scaadants. if fao kai aay iriat, aad
*mt froaa them Ik* kaoalaf|irfaq
Uordoa bad a*'iimM*l kia dfaal
matter* that ho noli faa«o he* aext
hi* eatiro tiao to my aoaaatoaor. hi
ttordoa weat iato the wock Car the
heireaa to The Carafe with fm Iraa
aea*o of dnty thaa IM. la fact. ho
of tea arid that it aaril bo ao anas*
than right to !«t tha thog gaby da
fault. aa.l keep the eatoto ajaiH Ho
riaimisl that the draghln of laoilla
Chicot, aad the paaUagktoaflk*
wirke 1 Jeaa and haa cqaa ßy aiikai
wife, vuaM, by this time. bait «*a
babed their neaa aal gsasa ap r*
th.-jr ways, vkict «**U reader Baa
an u aftt cutadiu af ao rset aa
estate. Bat Gsnha'a lieaa ware
warped by hi* rfrtioa far wl V
kaer perfectly well th* hal ho ton
placed ia the same imaaalaaiu. he
weald not leave a at as aaliailaati
ho had found the ri(!itf*l a a aaa aad
placed her ia pnaaaaa.sj af eswsythsag
that belonged to her.
And there wsa aialhr raaaaa far
Gordon's disaadiaataea topanaa Aaa
aearch—at oaea. * Ha had heeaa*
soaswhst atera aad lattadhag—ai
aost morose—the rhaaga dateag faia
ripdlr (ran the ilij I pa e rod toba
oatSe porch that «tat k toi I— i 
to fear from mj ittaixa whale to
tlir («rn wit oily too Ira*. HrM
felt tit Ik* time (Tf«t IWIM *in Ik*
nnfortanste loasjof mj ositar. tat tal
pi wag*] into the search far bar, mmA
bad carried tk* nearchea aaoatha after
moatii wilU aa energy aad tap i Ur»
oaly of lor*. Thai k»y* tad saa
taiacd hi* e>|naaiaaity to a rwvtato n
tial Cat nn that ha tad It—i
of Wisnie'e death, aad Ik* tarribie
Manner ia which it wan to—mfct
abont. ha w*a simply Bad tok tta
one idea to had tka aikim aad
their prieateaa aad briag theaa aO to
paaishiaeat. Sow that 1 waa well
oat of danger, the ttoajto *f r« reap*
waa ipptraMHt ia hia ami, aad
crowded aad dwarfed every athar
thought.
T was u«j*r to tol tka awdatn
of Winnie aa ke waa. hat I Mt that I
owed it to I'ocla Taaa to att«a I
to bis affaira first. I waa lacsl
to swallow vy taiss aad
look at the qaeatiaa fkatoafki
cally. Winaae waa deaL Ko Matter
what wo did. or how aaik wa bar
rid J, we could do her aa a»*d Bad
it been otherwise. I weald tara bees
oa the way to the islaad of I aaa* be
fore I was aide to wall ailhoal asta
tine*. Bntlkaew that mj p*ar aas
ter's heaatifal fora* lay imbedded ia
ths lava somewhere oa aad
all my hast* woald b* af a>atad ia
bar behalf. And ay losaagi* eoald
wait. It wool! ba neiato* stait
esaae. So Matter if year* eiapmd 1
woald, when I foaad Kanaai. delight
ia her death straggles.
So Gordon aad I aigwe l,the ques
tion, bat as it was really aay nSaar
either way, ta finally cam* woaad a*
far as to apt* to go to Wailaha first,
aid if we foaad bnt Httto df rally ia
tracing tbo Ciikots aad aay aarfe's
•laughter, to paraae that ill aad first.
Bat be alipalated that if wa toad
dillenlties in oar way. a* tta s»arah
promised to b» a long oar. wa wssa
to go to Laaai. dispatch tta fa into
that had escaped the rnliaan. aad daal
with Ksainai as ah* deserved. if akat
too. kail escaped the erafbaa
80, with twenty aoldiers froa tta
garriaon at Honotala, wa ataatad far
U'ailako.
There was attaeaeJ ta the war
department a little atnacr, par
ebased to eoarey tfcaia af that 4e
{Ntrtznent or other* high- ia Mttarily
to and fro amaaj the blaada.
It van a splendid iittla sea-gatac
re*sel, wader aa ifciiat uas. wd
oificered, and aSurd-d aa faa4 ae
eonnnodstions as aaysMptlrtliaii.l
at Honolola. And ia tha atesaar.
the Anno, we set ost om ear jaaaaay
anil warch.
Jollroy Kneaap M Wm mMk
iat«rniej in my •Our* that it aaamad
perfectly natural for Ua kba* af
th« party Ho ntoitteM aftb
Anmotod smoked kii blackest dgmm,
tad elMfrsd as with lia iattt»n
tuaga«, which was ready to reapaad.
»o matter what might ha the aaljiit
under disruseion.
(To fte eoaliaai I )
Dr. Arthar T. Biaiitt rtccal!} md
a paper before the New Tarfcfltait
Medical Aaooeislioa apta "Maeeoge
aa aa Oeeafalisa for tha HadL* to
which he called atteatiea to tha htfa
aad increasing aan bar of hind per
sons, most of whom are
oo others for their sappoet, aad aatd
that the vtiamted atahtr ha thaa
caaotrj is 56,000, of which UM are
ia this State. la ardor that any af
these maj become self iapywti.hs
adroeataa that they be taaght mmmmgm
ia tha State institaUom. taim txatoad
ia the aaatoay tmd ytvasolofj of the
body before they leara the prartanaT
work. He consider* tba* tbo poaafar
delicaey of toaeh whieh tka hHa4 paa
■ewaakaathta etpeeaSyfthrito
bad ot work.
Oae of Marshall Mh thrao-ieflar
cash boy* asked hiafar a raaaa. "I
only got |3 per week ok year ap,"
said the taSlioaaire. "Wefl," aal the
boy, qairk aa a flask, "aay ka ysa
weren't wo?Ul say aaorc.** Bo «H
inwoWi
"COLUMBIA,GEM OF THEOCEAN"
Shkl II farty tossled m Every
lace.
IK Of YET MAINS IN AiEKA
Mr Ifaaaaa Lfptaai lailifri That
■ ilfai Hi il Waa flack Ea-
Tha Seal ra»w bstweea the chal
faapt Haantl D aad the defender
CMteth, waa no Friday The Co
haMtM already - won la"two 'pre
•to* races, aad aMhoagh the lead
had haaa a aanaw aaa. great hopos
af bar caadag oat victor la the final
rare aa* «al«itala» i aa Friday. Bbe
eaaghfed her defease of the honored
laikr to saathar stlrtins race with
flbe Saarark II orer a leeward and
sWaarf rare af M miles, croaalnx
tha Bateh Baa two aeroads behind
her aahaaht. bat wfnalng by tl
aecaada aa the tha allowaare. )
IMb altoaaan la coapated under
yartotog ratoa aad la based oa tbe
aaOtoa leagth of each boat. Tbe
Ufaf ohata to it la the Bhamroek a
TUB CO LUMBIA.
i«H i|| kipr aprcad of canvas
lTltj mr Tkooai Upton, owner
mt «hc Sh—rsrk 11. standing on the
liHir mt the yacht Krin. led bit
(MMi In three hearty hurrahs for
"She Is the better boat.** be said.
"M ahe deserres to be cbeerei."
Wk Thaaas. although defeated, will
hsaae with the satisfaction of
hnawtac that his golden boat la the
tabmt fsrviga yacht that ever cross
ed the Western ocean. During the
HriH at mna not an nntoward in
iHi at erf led and Sir Thomas will
to w—by far the most
popular mt all the foreigners who have
for the Anerlras trophy.
TW laailaiUir race was the clos
est at the aeries. bat because of the
•uMaeaa at the wiad on the beat
har. aa a ma test at the relative
aula mt the yarhta tt waa not to be
laaapai i l with the magnificent bat
iks mt Msriaf aad Thursday. The
ahl waa strong aad from the shore,
MMMW the sea with foam and
— r M awell—Meal conditions
At the pMpaialncy algnal at 10:45
M_ hath li ia Is were far up to the
NUMcr riaatiSled.
CMMMH in.. Special.—The ciro
■art tmrj aaaaosntl to inquire into
the Iflhi mt Bea. C. praam, on the
H ssas mt tMa dty Saturday at noon,
haa tsahni a verdict fully eaonrra-
Us« Icr. Jan. MeCamiah. Tbe jrL'O
aw laa aaaa SS yearn ot age and aerv
mt wSh «*!■■«■■■ la the Confederate
any. The faaeraJ of Brown wai hr'd
bps JMcpt Wbcekr. Jr.
■■ln, Hywlil Tfcti artloM of a
aa* aba for the paat few daye
ka kM iiM|imilliif under the
aaaee of Joe. WbHw, Jr.. U. 8. A
m* aagaglag (be aueatioa of the po
■ca. H paw ttt joanc awn reg
bumi at a haibi kottj aad from
am ant aniina to nrion boilrew
aaa abklag for lan of money The
uliat at tbla upiaattoe baa not been
banal The hotel clerk Biased him
mrni am la«atipUM ikownl that h«
n aet the aoa at tbe famooa Unite 1
■MM anajr geanal, as be claimed lo
be. Tba tbe police wet* pat o a >ils
PA
Die* at Sea
WlMaim X. C, Special.—A tHr
tfmm reached la this city announced
tbe 11 ilk af Mr WABJack. Audi to i;
aT tbe Idaatir Coast Use. aad^for
pSiltdSkm'cr 7 WHalhajlon He J
M nidaj iki 4th Put., oo the!
ataaaMr GbkU. oa bis Warn from a;
abet talbtU borne la Scotland. He,
w I r , "'by Ma wile. Tbt
naaiaa win arrive here Tneaday
Ughtahlp. Just befete Ik* waraiag
gua they agaia heated ap tote the
wind almallaaeowaly aad worked
back to their foraacr poetMnaa Both
were oa ibo port lack aad close
hauled. Willi the Columbia oa the
weather quarter of the cbaUeager.
The Amciiraa boat was Brat to
coa« aboat after the waraiac |aa
at l*:U. The Shamrock II laaaaedt
directly aalera of the def.ader. at tha
aame time breahiag oat her trraaea
tous halloa Jlh aad letting fall to
slarboautl her sptaaakcr pole. It was
Captaia gycaaon's icaaao to crooa
last if poaalMe. This he was able to
do. bat while he had Ihe pride of pa
altloa la a leeward Mart ho foaad
himself 3v aecoads behlad the haadi
cap gwa.
Captals Barr. faa the aea' lae. had
delayed breaking oat f- .bt aalla
and still held the Coiaaabia* aborts
In llat. Thus. he. too hsadtrapped
hi* boat In croasiag. bat aot ao aiach
aa his rival, for It la estimated that
he was only 15 aecoads behiad the
handicapped gwa. Sptaaakcra oa
both koala wen btokea oat oa the
line aad away they weat oa what
proved to be the but rate at the ta
ternatlonl aeriea of IMI.
Rsr. kept ap hla good work aad
took advantage of erery chaas* of air
that coold possibly help hia. The
Columbia waa oeea to be perreptibly
raining, bat erery eool to the leet
was wondering if ike could Ihill bp
enough to rrozs Iho line ah-ad. Tke
wind beaded l»lh boats a bit.
At 3:39 the Shamrock II went
about on the starboard ai.d headed
for the middle at the Une. The Co
lumbia tacked under her lee. Harr'a
rante being to backward Ibe bead
tails of the challenger. On they
ame. Ibe America* boat (llnlu
slightly. the crowd began to «horr.
for it was then a certainty that the
gallant defender was weit witbia her
time allowance.
.The Shamrock II was flrst to luff
across, but hardly was this percepti
ble before Rarr did the same thing
with the Columbia, and they went
over only two seconds apart. Tbe
two secoads were to the credit of the
Shamrock II in actual time, though
she waa a beaten boat acrardiag to
the rules of tbe game.
The trsnal pandemonium that at
tends the Una I victory la a cap con
test folowed. W histles, siren*, bells,
bends and cheers united ia a grand
chorus of jubilation and J. P. Mor
gan's steam yacht Corsair added to
the terrific din by filing a national
salute of 21 guns.
Brevities.
IJUe dispatches show that desperate
fighting at close Qwartsrs marked tbe
retreat ummwcfnl Boer attack oa
Fiirt Itaia. oa tbe Znlalaad border.
* Rndyard KI pi lag baa oaae to the
front aa a crlt.c at the British War
Office's relapse Into c4d methods.
King Edward, who to 111. la aai-1 to
be suffering from lumbago. *
Preach mbmarlae boats are crlti
r Jed aa not betas able whea sub.-ner.
gtd to Ond aa toeay.
Valuable Mrijr neap* of America
bare beec found at Wolfect Guile.
Wurtomberg.
PrerlAeat Casino. Nla btU«r«l. Is
determined to retrieve Uafoitanu oa
the Colombian frontier la order to
avert a formidable iwotafka.
Dr. JoaJqala M. Martlaea. tbe nta
Chilean Minister to the Uafeed Sutra,
arrived at Huama oa hk way to tbe
United Bm**.
Tbe Colombia woa the tbird aad de
ciding yacht race of the lam aaflunal
seriea with tho Shaamk 11.
Si The Proteataat Eptacopal Oaeral
convention coatlawed Its a aaln i la
S-in Fraochm
fawlbtia Das r ha 11 Lratet
Chattanooga. Ten*.. £ pedal.—A
meeting of tke board of directors of
the Southern Baseball Leagae waa
held here to-day. at which K was de
cided to chaage tba tbe aa
noal meeting froea October U to Oc
tober 12. At (bla aieetiag ail tbe
btutt«* of tke year win ka el nail ap
aoa tbe eoateotSoo for tbe paenaat
ret vers NasbTllle aad Ultle Hock
win Hi peMML
NEW ATTfMEYS.
Wmlii «f Item.
Oat aC a class of forty-arm i|jll
cants for Bwam to pwlha lav. who
vera naaM by tka Sainae Caart
oa last Moaday. tveaty-eight acre
mrrnafaL Tke examinatioa c lasts
tad of sixty-sis pill—i Iraki oa
coastitatloaal lav. ciiatMl lav. real
property, equity. n ■■tile lav. cm
Uacta. coats, corporal lows. ctMoce.
hnatratead. domestic wlatki—. prac
tice aad legal rthlrs
Tke court cosaph led Ike aatk of
grading tke exaaslaatloa papni last
week aad aaaoaared tke aacreatfal
applicant i aa follows
John W. BoHow. Cumberland con
F nn TTi I Now Haaor
Oscar P. Dtrllaaoa. Naah coaaty.
Povell W. Glide well, stokes coaa
ty.
Frederick D. Hawick. Clerriaal
county.
CKleur H. llastea. Forsyth coaaty.
Alfred It. Jartlce. HerUord coaaty.
James C. Little. Ualoa coaaty.
Uarid M. Strtasßeid. reader coaa
ty.
I.jfnrpu R. Varser. Gates coaaty.
Jsmea A. Worrell. Xortkamptoa
coaaty.
Charlea E Thorn psoa. Pasqaotaak
coaaty.
Walter D. Smith. Haraett coaaty.
John H. I'olger. Barry coaaty.
Silas G Baraard. Buncombe coaa
ty.
Edvard Mayo Land. Halifax ran
ty.
George V. Cowper. Hertford coaair.
Wiley Croom Hod ma a. Beaafort
county.
Hubert A. Ptttillo. Banrosnbe coaa
ty.
Reuben W. Lraaoad. Ualoa coaa
ty.
Itavij B. Smith. Gsitford coaaty.
James K Mitchell. Hertford coaa
ty.
William J. Cocke. Buncombe coaa
ty.
llrtu T. Dtrkiasoa. Wayae coaaty.
Marcus C. Wiaatead. Feraoa coaaty.
Chsrles W. Sap*. Forsyth coaaty.
Archibald Stuart Hall Smith. Ha'i
fox rouaty.
Nathaniel O. Petree. Stokes County.
Octs a Pardoa.
John De BfTTT. the lfu*sr«r«lj
aegro bojr under witnct to be banc
rd ia Rk-haoad ronlj October I*,
for rriminal assault upon a snjeaf
old nrgrn Ktrl baa n*rtT«d a (was
latum to life laprbaaanl la the
State's prison at bard labor. The
rommntatioß was tmnrd yesterday
by Governor Aycock.
IV Berry was rosvlrtu) aad M
tenred to death daring the Scptfwbei
term of the tUrhawnd (osatjr torn r»
aad sic-e that tlae strennoas efforts
bate bfrt made by counsel far the
defease to I adore the Gov«-raor to in
terfere with the eimrtloo of the
death sentence. The claim was Bade
that Die Iterry ns Insane aad la or
dor to alft the merits at the i«i*
Governor Aywk and IT J f Miller,
of the Eastern Hospital tor the ia
sane, to mak» a aperial trip to Rork
injjhant to make a personal naasiaa
tiuo as to the condemned priuiMi J
ran it r I»r. Miller made a report to
the Governor several days am bat It
was aerer made pnblir aatfl jester
day. It was t» the effect that lb"
boy Is not an Idiot, neither U he ia
sane but be Is a defect, a boy of very
low mental development.
In announcing the «ommo:atfcai
De Berry's seateace to life Imprisoa
ment the Governor gave oat the fol
lowing:
"The aenteaee of death la this case
Is commutated to imprisonment la the
penitentiary at hard labor for life
The four resideat physicians who
bare examined h:at certify that he is
of a rery low mental grade and t«y
ignorant and recommends his naas
tat ion. bnt at their request 1 *' nt Dr.
J. F. Miller, of the Eastern Hospital,
to make an examination. He reports
to me that the prisoner is not an
Idoit nor Is fee lanae. bnt be is a
defect, a boy of rery low aoeaiai de
velopment. He recommends ottin .
tation to life bnprisonsH-nt. Th»
commutatkiD Is also recoemended by
the, sh. riff T. S Wright. W. t Ere
rltt. C. S. C.; W. 8. Thomas. Regis
ter of Deeds; J. H. Walsh, editor of
the Headlight: A. J. Maxwell, editor
of the Anglo-Saxon; exSchriff J. W.
Smith.
Tampa Situation Improving.
Tampa. Fla.. Special.—The labjr s t
uation here is greatly itnprovei. Over
JCO strikers it ;nra ta work aa-1 th«
number WeJaniiy. it is sail. w.U be
equally aa large. The cigar taancfa -
turers feel caasiderabie aacjaraye
ment at the ictnlioa. The ezriterxea:
that baa existed far several days has
materially decrease i.
I our killed la (.birch Fight.
Middies tx>ro, Kj, SpeciaL— A fea
dil fight. In which four »«e Uhrf
and four wounded. Or* ■nred Sunia
at ike Big Spriasa Uatoa Baptut
church, over the Tn«w Uae. The
killed are: Tip Chadwell. James
Cindwell. Rush MotfU. Henry *or
gan. The wounded are: Iteary or.
street. aortiUr; jMw mortally;
Morgan. leg hrok«-a. Joe Moberlj.
Qeab wound. Tke fend kaa existed be
twees the Virginia Morgans an 1 tie
Ti anrarrn Chadwella since the dfil
war. Since then 3» Morgans aad ««•
Chadwella hare' been killed la the
numerous debts that hare takes
olace.
BmrMkf-
II his lerw accepting tie fe«a
nomination for Mayor of New York
S«th Low makes Richard Crate: tie
leading laaoe
Geo. I. Flaader*. of Albany. X. V-.
was «1 reted pnaldemt «T the FhnacrV
National Qoogrsas at ■« PtfU.
& D.
Walter lltCkM. a ■*«•. •«
ahot to danth by a mob i> the H«-
'tlnpton (Trtm.) Jail.
NO. 3.
HODGSON EXAMINED.
lie feral Batik af Utj M b le
scriM fcy S*.
BtOttLYI EN€AGFD IHft SUPS.
Was AS Aloae DtWb( the Vkoya.
the flw Op .il WfcCl
the Orrgoa Cawle l>
n'MtawiM. D C. SfKtal-U»
Imat L>>!) a»d«-r MJ*b'
i(tii ocmpi-.d Ik- pour port of ifcs
tM of ike Schley iMft of Jfur a»
h witness. lis »a»
ibi4 by Cqdta W. W. Falser, fo~-
aerly eMtf of t» » hreac o" cr!w !
if thr Nary tal rwKM
tr of th« New Or'nu ir»{ tS«
nr. li-xtiis- Ftv. *h
»it. mill' 4 to adi fc.mr «JiK w
Lis former ustiaciy -;arera:a; I'M
(Ml sapply cf lio Am rrai fe ( d s
rj( lb? fjcilir* -Mt«T*>
MJdisc of Oj SeliMr-hxlpM
fy»4(S(! (J( KrllM wlia t'/l t
(tfi.ted Sir. ftiyi?.- ktpt fit
aounsdiaL'O] by at'iiig Mr.
Ilcdg*:a rtitkr Ih* Marhi-hai kit
blltl Ik? BroUn wfc.?l Ike iw *ev
srls pu»>4 eaek t lh»r » t"»r l"r o
lya en no ker way to C. -lis PI T - -
witness in Ike V Tk-»
tiiaaai'M tkn imrJ apca ertrj
abnt C.nfu « «
C miriadt Hclroi said "at fc-5
hat tks lights oa lis skcr» at
Ci t'c.f n which vere sfiervwd I--
ttrials d lo be s!raaK bat k-i h»4
sappt 1 tify were signals b-tn-j
tifwi! bs)a6ei of Ci - S;u>l f-
ces oa akcre. H■ ad !-u thit vhea
Captaia MrCalia arrird ritl saior
aat oa as to the waiiac of t'c
pals. b ■ was iamclia.Hy -V4
to tk? ikcre to oaEKUrJIe vltk t*»
ImrtrMi
Mr. itaynr jmH: -flow fir »f a
yoa at dorin.r th's bl >-icade of ?aa:
agfr->ra the Nunc dcriat tk- d~tf
acd aigkt of May 73. 29. M a~»d JIT*
la response the *iis« niJ "Ear
ly LL U- dij tim - our kuctnil JM"-
tloa ■« aluni sis mi>;. la the Li; t
I think we tiraxH ip ui do* a in
Iroat of the- kiilor. a 41siu > off
about ki ml s. If* ii'el t'a! h«
Iktrt boats, lb- llarh! >i.l a3d fix
es. were iaside IV Ia? of ik> •:.
■boat midway M»fa that lilt ul
tbo shore liar.
Mr. lU?n«r asked th* n a ton!
atrifcated to tk»- withes--.
Sbe will rat down the Texas." Tbrr-
Is a rood deal in that rrportc] COIVJ
t«T that I did not say. - he ailei.
•The stat'-BMUt was never mair. *
he went on. "bat the coeucojorr d« I
•ay. "Imnsa tfce Texas." Coai'D'slß".
be said that the diii'iti" as report - !
was SetiUoos and that he had dens"!
its verlal art arm. while not deny
tut; the truth »d a par: of it.
The afternoon c&ss lost > t the n« t
tegaa ciih a qo- : -»n pet to Uri
tenant r*ai«ian I« r !»y M*.
Ilaana lie a&ke>i why be ha! wii*-
t a his ralegorkal cental if the erir
|jprr of the «o!lot|S7 twttcs
himself an 1 the rornxotare. Tfen
qw xtH.n was o!jjerteJ l> aaJ A 1
miral Ifcmy uiJ: "We hare ita
farts. The letters were written. Tsat
is all the mkjii wants. We vaa> tjrtt
—farts. People are in£iaei2;ed by Ui.*-
fereat kinds of thinzs.- \Ve waat tae
farts, [in* oat the fartj 7
Mr. Haaaa: "All I want to fial o"t
is the was ion for ciitiac this let
ter." ,
"Admiral I»ew« y: TTk® wirt iea't
want that informaliotk. We don't serf
that "
Mr Itasca t!i« a «h2nz-.l his tjsn
tlon and the witness sai l that be ha I
written his expli- it rl. nial :n nspMUi
to a request Inwi X lei.il S !:fc;
"flare yon anywhere i'»«H th~
substantial a- ■ «ra« * of the farts as
set forth in lb? report  that co!t«>
quy"*
(n the contrary. I have admitted
It."
Continning. the witness sail that
Commodore Schley had not r±M 2*
reported that the Brooklyn ru too
near the Spaniards.
Mr. Rayn r aske!: "What d-> yoi
ko jw about th» Jt'tsrsk of tie bst
ter:es. the number of batteries or th»
tCr ength at the trim before tie rp-
May 51? What ihul
kttowledr*' did yon hjv- 7"
The wita ss re?ll»d: "I had ma
kaowledce whatever before the re" n
aointKe."
"What knowledge d!d yn iffli r; i»
the rtoalt cf t!tait re;jaa: wsts o"
baentardmrntT*
"By She number of sh-Ka that wer J
Irrl. by the cSarac-er of the
the stroke. etr.. as ialiatlf the cali
ber* of the cues, by the fail of tie ITS
- the amount of water th'r
would throw np. and the endeat d, -
rertion of the fall as iadlcatlag whe: •-
er the projeti!ea were moving w.tS
prat Telocity or slow. Ia that way '
jndge. alone."
-These thins* mere developed « tie
Mill of tae recannoissane?. were they
not T
-I consider the rMSMMiaUKa ta
that particular "to hare Le?a saceess
faL-
"The reeoMQmaaace was mtrnf .1
for the purpone of derdajlag thejw»
ber aad strength cf the batteries at
Santiago?"
"Eminently so."
Mtcteaant Dayaoa was recalled. H 9
testimony related to the sapplj of coil
carried by the sco« hints oac May 25.
when the retrograde mor—eat t» K?7
Want was hsgaa. The court adajaa^.
Miss Stone's Sttaattow.
London. Special-—"lt la report el
from Soda." awe a diepatetrfrom Vi
—to the Daily Express, "that Csl:-
ed States Consul Ditkasna aad «
caToy «f the aHasioaary sariety. arnr
«d there Saturday. Intending to faUn*
■7 Ml* Stone (the aMaecad fcMra
«ry). aad to depoat a portion of the
Th» hdpad) have extends J
the tin* for pajnMßt one month/