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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1901-01-07

TITS my craft. Master Ted. Jus look
AT her. Some l2udluhhcr'S been using
'er ! lefl her high and dry up youder
last night. AMI h"tc shr he ON the slope
with "a oar broke ami hcr suu'ie hair
steve in Whose dou' is it," roarcd
Dnch "rhat's wot wants 90 know
auG he east Threatening eye round the
group Then his .Eaze. .f.U on Mog4h,
ifN,ro up JEaf ~toi-d hF th ewes
ia can't have been stolen. piueh. since
it u1e hs"u returned" said T,ddv. ana he
walked round the boat to have "a good
look. Its dliapidated state was connect
81 vasuelv in his mind with I.eenard.s
disappearance An oar WAS broken nba
pah,et was en-. and There were other
sisps thar tile craft hail been used over
liSht N"rah. as quick as the boy in
t'.thntt iinG theory. came forward ana
seized his arm
Perhaps Teddy She stammereJ "ner-
mans he missed tac Iauuch-if he took
lii~ Boat 30 row out-aud il upset
"H "n have upset" said Tc.iJ,
Herr Il Is. ail safe Couldn't have drlf,-
81. 'ith"r. Was she made fast this mo-a-
h@. Dmche"
No. SIR. She wasn't. -, SHE was hisa
AMI drE above high water mark"
~ TINS time the crowd began IL pras,
ihe Idea that JAYNE mieht have taken
The boat oh shook their heads eravcIv.
Ter her last night. SIR" ros,red
Ducb. and she's been out if The Young
gentleman took n ? hy,s. hen nav =
hatd worked man iur gsiu' an d..strovir'
og her
Teddy" Nprgh's voice had lelped am
"vi3f". as She pointed "a uuiverina Tin GER
a. the b.. Blood -blaod-tne,e is
blood. - Leonard
Tho meu crowded round. There car-
family WAS blood sarinkltd over the IN
ter-or ~ tha boat. Iu their excitement
Ties hsj a"t noticed &, baIute pinch
"'Ht down 4" 'NaUlue and s;arte.! back
with p Ill" faos "lts blood. 4tsat
enough. Lord. whats To 10 her, ar
"Colrfse Norah It MAY har,. Moth
ing 20 90 wth Leonard" whispered
Teddy. I'VE dou't know vet il he tool,
the boat fall" out Jbe oa~s aud mast
and sails. men,
4 dozra willing bands lent themselves
io ice task. aEd I'm fesv minutes the
boat was bare. TEoH il was seen tba.l thc
NAiie paint was much seated with blood.
particularly near the stern. Diuch @asued
and Sj.at ana swo"e under his brc4.h.
Thtn d" gave shout. and made a dive.
"N Bats this ere" be cried and dis
played locket-. gold lpcket-in his
hr@e palm Norah uttered cry
Teddy. Teddy. MS miue-it's minc"'
WISE sumched th" lockct from Dinch.
and touched the spring. ii opened 10 re-
veal a painted miniature
nv Portrait" Wa Ted the eirl. II aave
t 90 Leonard. lie Is d-dead-mur-
dered," And With choking sob. Size
ia Gas BAL ffrst q.
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and much gesticulation. was holding the
attention Of the throng. He pointed TO
a boat venerable enough TO have been AT
the battle Of Trafalgar. He was real IN
the face with rage Teddy elbowed the
crowd right and left until he was face to
face with the orator.
"Hullo. Dinch! What's all thiS?'
There was "A murmur of sympathy at
the sight Of Norah. for ii was well known
that she was engaged tn the man who had
disappeared. Diuch. however was too
much taken up with his subject to notice
her presence, and beloved an eXcama-
ton:
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T-d!ues If this new development Of the
mystery spread rapidly over FIetmouth
For 20" word 'disappcara that Of
murder" was substituted. ana the eye
ming paper came ont with special edi-
tiou the coutents-Lill OF which was al
luriuely headed: Alleged Murder of a
Naval on Ger in FIctmouth" The boat
was an object Of universal attraction TO
IN" morhidIv inclined. and on the day fol-
lowing bnvh collected quite month s
earnings bv way Of entrance money to
view Il. Tie had carefully covered the
valuable that is to say. the blood
stainel-por, ION with n tnrnanlin. Ent
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tossed overheard. had drifted ocean
wards. or had gone down To the bottom.
Teddy alone refused to be CONVINCED by
this hypothesis, and kept UP No:ah's spir-
it's by soothing az u.
JAYNE was much too clever headed
chap TO be snapped IN I'm that way he
said. 1T is likely. isn't it. that he would
have picked up loafer on the beach and
stolen another mans boat, when he could
have got both man and boat from Bux-
toni"
do YOU think it was the Chinaman,
TeGdv?'
NO. Rowland Gaskelrs evidence seems
to DISPOSE of that. And as 10 BendiSo :
talk Of the suicide god. as Jayne hadn't
it with him he could not have been Killed
on that account. let alone the absurdity
of such n thing happening in England.
80 Teddy. I don't know what 10 think;
ii is al so tefrib.e!"
well if YOU ask me. | think JAYNE dill
meet someone he knew and whom ne
trusted. and who. for some reason or
other, wanted 20 60 on board with nm.
He was attacked. there is no doubt or
that, else how could the blood stains be
about the boat? Sat I'm jolly sure that
he defended himself and that he's aiivf
and kicking. Believe me. Moran,
turn up sooner or later
''But. Teddy, why should he b at
tackled by someone he knew.
"Ab that's just the point. When we
learn that the whole thing viii he cleared
IN. That detective fellow has given up
the chase. but I haven't.
"What can boy Ike YOU DO.
"A good deal more than YOU think.
have plenty of money. and ! wasn't norm
vostordav So long. Norah. Keep mp
your pecker I'm going down to see
Dinch and have another look at the
boat
The police have it,"
'.Not now. Since they've given up an
hope Of finding Jayne. they've handed II
over to Dinch again. Hullo. mere come
the rood Young n IN. Now you're in FOR
a sermon. Norih. Can't stand one lhH
self" Teddy left the room abruptly.
an his way out he exchanged n"H
with the good young man-who was none
other than Rowland Gaskell- NOW. ca
DIV was by no means inclined 70 P'etE
himself and had 10 sort of sympathy WIN
Nr Gaskelrs views. and the fact that
Rowland had taken upon himself to crit
icise Master Teddy's expenditure and WdS
wont to refer To him as one hoPeleSSlN
lost in sin did not make for "a feehhg ~
arpitv hot veeu these Two. To Mr.. Row
land CiaskelFs thinking Teddy's fuhds
sboula have been applied largely To the
assistance Of Charity Aud It is probable
that they would have been so applied, Il
sonoa extent. had the solicitor chosen "a
formulate his wis1eS in manner lcS'
dictatortal and aggressive As N was ms
methods of expression would nave Hl
tated a worry much more sood-uatufed Tao
than young Nysc.
The nod a"d smile whichtltey eXcnans
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Blu Fergus Hume.

tEeIr friends to kill them. what l wants
to know. Master Ted, was IL soocide
sCdg''
~ don't know stammcred the boy.
paling 20 Lord. what n beastly idea!
The idol is a sign that they want To be
killed.
I..ndigO nodded. Where did he get
um-'
u told YOU" cried Norah. from a
pirate h. cut .ioxn when they took junk.
Leonard wondered why the man gave il
10 him"
- knows. It's Sooriic god. That $
What il is. IL the loot enant met a pigtail
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ID always
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They cure all disorders of the stomach
Liver. Bowels. Kidneys. Bladder. Nervous
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New York.
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vrong-hcaded and right-hcarted nouoh
than did Rowland GaskeH it would have
been impossible to find.
well. my poor child" said he. seating
h.==...--77..f near the girl. "and how are you
today? All. there is no need to ask. Your
face speaks for you. Still mourning for
the Judgment which has befal!en that
poor sinner.
ITO be Continued)
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SYNOPSIS ~ PRECEDING CHAP
TIERS THE scene "Opens an Fietm1uth
isr. where N"r,sh Wharton i awaiting
tha arrival ~ her lover. Lieutenant
Invus lust hutme from 5'himcSe waters
Among sissr things the Young sailor has
brought with him l. ~fN-1u~h ldft ~
f-.-at.sst gold which Norah ssciZaS eagerly
- Gssass. ssu tine mantslpi.s-e- Accidental
~ however IL gets dropped into a "a u
chinese iar. wherc. Tor the time. the ia"
leaves d. Next day Lieutenant Jayne IS
ms siu-s
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Structure Cured Painlessly.

NV home cure for structure is positive
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~ Inman building, Atlanta, Ga.
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With Years
WISDOM.

ssme r. vas not hard 10 define IN the css- q
one justly celebrated Family Remedy that
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An old lady called a. 4 store and asked for
bottle ~ JOkusou's Anodvns LIriment.
TIE clerk said they were os.s. bat could sup
riy her with another jar az roas.r TIE
engaging smile that accompanied this in
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Young Man, there is only one
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Originated in 1870 l1v an cd Family Physician
Tasre il a-cx remedy fu wlsrh has tine con-
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NOTEWORTHY public record is I'M
IN folded when is contemplated the ca
4 reor Of Hon. John Forsyth, cur
The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1901-11-16

religion Is to make US serene quiescent,
resigned, because death is not what it
seems to be, but, on the other hand a
birth of some freed soul from the limita-
tons and pains of a wearied body
Moreover, great deal of our grief IS
selfish. We have suffered an affliction
and We think of ourselves If our faith
Is worth having. we know that they who
are gone are better off than they who re-
main. The fact we do not dwell upon
Instead of being grateful that there is
there, that they are beyond the vicissi-
tudes of time, we mourn IMPLY for our
own loss, forgetfuI of their gain. This
is not we'll
We want a more triumphant faith. Our
eyes are dull, and We do not yet see the
truth. One glimpse of heaven and we
should lay aside the mere trappings of
woes, for they are dismal and heart
breaking. We may weep, for tears are
lens through which the invisible would
sometimes become visible but this de-
spair, this feeling that everything has
suddenly been plunged in darkness, is all
wrong.
God still lives, the loved ones still live.
having entered sphere of larger useful
ness. and there is a royal highway from
little earth, along which they will visit
US in our sorrow. Real religion may bow
Its head, but beneath all other thoughts
is the radiant belief that they and we
viii meet again. Sorrow can wear dia-
dem of hope, and even the breaking
heart may smile because the eternal
Father and the home not made with
hands Are In the near distances.-George
II. Hepworth, in New York Herald.
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AMENDMENT OF RULE 1 OF THE
SUPREME COURT.

Rule / OF the Supreme Court is hereby
amended by adding to the third para
graph thereof the words land notify
opposing counsel thereof" by striking
out the fifth paragraph thereof and by
striking out the words the term" and
inserting in lieu thereof the words
each session" in the last paragraph
thereof. so that the said Rule shall read
as follows:
1.-CALENDAR,
The plaintiff in error OF appellant
shall notify the clerk when all require
ments for placing a case upon the
calendar have been complied with.
II the plaintiff in error or appellant
shall fail to observe this rule within
ten days after such requirements have
been complied with, the defendant in
error or appellee may so notify the
clerk.
Upon receiving such notice the clerk
shall enter the case upon the calendar
and notify opposing counsel thereof.
II such notice IS given before all such
requirements have been complied with.
the case will b. stricken from the
calendar.
Motions viii be heard on the opening
day OF each session after the calling OF
the calendar.
BY the Court:
HENRY SMITH.
Clerk.
Honolulu, November II. 1901
6O12
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There Is n school of theosophy at
Point Iona, Cal, whose work seems
to be occasioning some apprehension in
the minds of Christian ministers in
that locality. circular from the
Christian ministers of San Diego and
suburbs has accordingly been issued
warning the people against the doc
trines of the theosophical school The
circular. is signed by twenty ministers.
including one Roman Catholic and one
Protestant Epipscopal rector two Con-
gregationalists. one Christian, one Luz
theran. six Methodists, two Presbyte-
rians and one Baptist. They denounee
theosophy as dramatically opposed
to the Gospel of Christ and in fact
THE antithesis of Christianity" Two
days later q challenge was issued by
students in the Point Iona school, to
those whose names were signed to the
inviting them to a series of
debates on the question: Resolved,
that theosophy as promulgated from
Point Iona is not the antithesis Of the
teachings of Christ"
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The Congregational National Council
recently held in Portland, Me. com
mended the plan of the Church of the
Pilgrimage, Plymouth. Mass, to erect
by 1906 or before a memorial church to
the Pilgrim Fathers.
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Clothing for the Needy.

a REQUEST HAS COME FROM
no Iseper Settlement AT HolOkai for
st-coud-hand clothing. shoes. etc. for
hon. women and children. Anything
in the way Of clothing will be accept
able. and if sent TO T. a. Hall & Sons
store. will be forwarded to the Settle
Erert- 6pli
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Nicholas Doubay. a Cossack. decided
nine years ago to walk all over the
world. He has arrived in Chicago with
quarters of his trip over. He was
born in VIadikofas, Caucasus, thirty
three years ago, and started on his
foot Journey In 1892
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Cured my back and constipation"-J. A. Mccoy.
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BY AUTHORITY.
PROCLAMATION.

Whereas, the Act to provide a Gov
eminent for the Territory Of Hawaii.
requires that vacancies in the office of
representatives, caused by death, shall
be filled for the unexpired term at spe-
cial elections, and that at least forty
days before any election, the Governor
shall issue an election proclamation,
Now, Therefore, In accordance here
with, 1, SANFORD Il. DOLE, Governor
of the Territory OF Hawaii, hereby give
notice that a special election for a Rep
resentative of the Legislature of the
Territory of Hawaii for the First Rep
resentative District, Island of Hawaii.
for the unexpired term ending on the
Tuesday next after the first Monday in
November, 1902, made vacant by the
death OF ]. EwaIiko, will be held on
Monday, December 9Th, A. D. 1901, in
the First Representative District, Pu-
ma. HiIo and Hamakua, Island of Ha-
wall, between the hours of o'clock a.
m and o'clock p. IN.
The polling places and inspectors of
election in the First District are as fol-
lows:
FIRST DISTRICT
Puma, Hilo and Hamakua, Island of
Hawaii.
Puma, excepting Keaau and Olaa- Poll
ing place: Pohoiki Court House.
Inspectors-W. II. c. Campbell,
j. NJ. Kauwila,
j. ". Kamoku
Second .Precinct-The lands of Keaau
and Olaa in Puma, and that portion of
Hilo extending from the boundary of
Puma TO the bed OF the Honolii Gulch.
TD-TF
Inspectors-Carl S. Smith,
VIM. Vannatta,
Geo. Kaihenui.
Third Preclnct-Extending from the
bed OF the Honolii Gulch TO the bed of
the Kawainui Gulch. Polling Place:
Papaixou School House.
Inspectors-W. a. Ray.
]. T. Moir,
j. NJ. Kauhi
Fourth r,recinct-Extending from the
bed of the Rawainui Gulch TO the bed
OF the waikaumaIo Gulch. Polling
Place: Honomu School House.
InspectOrs-W. NJ. McQuaid.
]. X. Unea,
]. +. Oliviera.
Fifth PrecInct-Extendin from. the
bed OF the WaikaumaIo Gulch to the
Deu OF hduid buiC0. fOilluE Race.
Court House. Laupahoehoe.
Inspectors-E- w. Barnard,
G. II. Swain.
A q. Palfrey.
Sixth Notwithstanding from the |
bed OF the Kaula GuIch to the bed of |
the Kalopa Ouch (Kulio Gulch). Poll |
ing Place: KaOhe School House.
Inspectors-Albert Horner,
S. Maikone.
VIM. Green.
Seventh Precinct-Extending from
the bed of the Kalopa Gulch to the
bed OF the Malanahae Gulch. Polling
Place: Honokaa Court House.
Inspectors-E. w. Estep,
John Al,
J. MoanauIi.
Eighth Preciqct-Extending from the
bed of the Malanahae Gulch to the
boundary Of Kohala. Polling Place:
School House, Kukuihaele.
Experimentation Horner,
Jas. Kuuwelu,
J. G. Jones.
Given under my hand and the Great
Seal of the Territory of Hawaii
(SeaD at the Capitol Building in Ho-
nOlulu, this 18th day of Sept.
A. D. 1901.
SANFORD b. DOLE.
By the Governor,
HENRY f. COOPER,
Secretary of the Territory
599s-Oct &c. Nov. 2, 9. 16. %. 80. Dec. 7.
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The last census taken in Holland
shows 5000. 600 Protestants. I,7OO.0O
Catholics and 100 600 Jews.
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Baptist women in connection with the
American Baptist Missionary Union
raised last year 500, O43. They report
schools 367; pupils. 1903; baptisms.
Sa-
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DYDoremus Scudder has left a pros
psfous church at Woburn, Mass, to
fare for the Japanese in the Hawaiian
Islands. He will spend some months
in Japan, where he formerly did mis-
sion work.
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was not disappointed, for after taking only
two bottles the rheumatism all left me and 1
was cured. want to do everything I can to
make known what a wonderful medicine your
Sarsaparilla is for those suffering the severe
pains of Theumatis
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HONOLULU LODGE No. sIs. b. p.
o.. F., will meet in their new hall. on
Miller and Beretania streets. every
Friday evening.
BY order of the +. r.
II ID. COUZESS. Secretary.
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berg in charge-Meetings are held in
the hall on Nuuanu street. just below
King, every night of the week. Sun
day morning at 10 o'clock Bible study;
Sunday afternoon at 2:30. holiness
meeting: wharf meeting at the foot of
Nuuanu street at 9 o'clock every Sun
day morning. scandinavian meet
ing for ladies is held every other Wed
nesday afternoon. at o'clock. in the
Mission Home. All Hotel street. All
welcome.
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To make quick cure, take Ayers Pills with
the Sarsaparilla. They make the liver active,
cure biliousness and cons tipation
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proximately the increase in population
has been less than one-fourth as great
as the increase in church membership"
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The sacred fire of Beheram in
temple in the village OF Iodwada, India,
is reputed to have been kindled by the
Parsees 1,200 years ago. The fire is fed
at five stated times during the day,
and the fuel consists of sandalwood
and similar materials.
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HoLL1sTER DRUG CO.. Agents.

Prepared by Dr. &c Aver Co.. Lowell. Mass. u s. A.