The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1910-09-20
GRACE CAUGHT IN
HALIWA GULCH
tContlnned from Parn one.N


who have hunted the island high and
low for the man that stood between
them bordered on the dramatic. with
exultation on one side. disappointment
on the other, and on the part Of Grace
nothing but a mingled disappointment
al losing his hard fought.for liberty
and pleasure at once more facing the
prospect of assured meals and compare
! tive comfort
| There was no one else on the lonely
road to witness the hasty explanations.
and congratulations. and the group of
seven men were the only living things
in sight
Grace was handeuffed to Wood, who
had his drawn revolver in his hand.
! When the negro saw MeDufie he step
ped quickly forward and held out his
! hand.
! "Ah got something ali want to apollo
| gize for, - he said. "It' those d
lies in the papers about me laying to
shoot you and Mackall and Strauss. 1
never got out to shoot nobody. Can I
/ get something to eatP'
McDuffie shook hands with the man
whom he has been chasing for months
and then turned to Henry.
'Where did you catch him, he ask
ed the high sheriff.
"About three miles up the gulch, -
answered Henry, pointing towards the
mountains.
"whatY" exclaimed Grace. "what IS
de use of my talking Say Mac, they
caught me just around that bend, - and
the shackled negro pointed to curve
in the road short distance on.
| ''pid he runF' asked McDuffie of
Henry again.
"Raced for two hundred yards, - re-
piled the high sheriff.
"Broke the record,'' said Wood.
Again Grace shrugged his shoulders
in the peculiar manner which he has
adopted and standing before the chief,
pointed at his own emaciated condi-
ton and lettering legs. "Me RUM"
he said; "why jes' look at my condi-
toni Does you expect me to run two
hundred yards'"
They took the prisoner to Aiea, where
Henry fed Grace, and then returned
with all speed to the city.
Examined at the Oahu Jail prison,
Grace was found to have on still the
striped convict suit which he wore at
the time he escaped from the changing
at Diamond Head quarry. Over this
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hat, but had an old cloth twisted around
his head. He was clean-garbed and fed
again, receiving the first square meal
since he left his guards so unceremo
niously.
"He saw us Just as we saw him, ,
said High Sheriff Henry last night
"and he ran like a fox for about tive
hundred yards through the brush, unit
he became entangled in the bushes. W.
/ did not know whether or not he wa:
: armed, and we were pouring hot leaC
into the bushes as we ran. When b.
got stuck we called to him to hold NJ
his hands and come out, and he did
: We had a terrible march through thu
: gulch, and I'm pretty tired, but we w
/, got him, and now there IS an end to this
They can't say to me now, Where ,
Anderson Grace7'''
r. There is some discrepancy between
. Henry's story and that of Luahiwa, tn
:, iailer at the prison who accompanie,
his chief and Wood. According to hi
l. story, he was following behind the ,othe
+ two, who were some distance ahead.
s They passed a certain spot when h
J.. noticed the figure of man. He pickle
, up rock and threw it at the men i
/ front, and when they turned he me
toned them to come back AS they di
g this Grace saw them and they saw him
v and they began to empty their revolver
q in his direction Luahiwa states tina
it all happened within fifty feet.
t, Sitting in a chair in the high shel
n ifs Office last night, Grace told hi
story, with many Interruptions froI
"a Henry and many digressions on his ow
part
2, ''There was one thing l didn Xix
d about the papeg reports" he sale
IS and that was all the talk about a
the close preparations that were bein
made to get me. Why, 1 was With
II arms reach of that detective bunc
n, lots of times.
Id 81 WASH It out to hurt nobody. Tha
at talk about me wantin' to kill McDuffi
and Straus and Mackall was all a mi
take If / wanted to kill them, coul
II have looked their hats off any tim
Id l could have taken a plank out of I'll
bridge before their auto passed ovt
ba it and kilt the whole bunch of them.
~ This was the tenor of his who
us speech. Whether he had suddenly e
nd perienced Revision of feeling fro
es the time that he had shaken han
with MeDuflie on the lonely road
l1alaWa OF Wuetner 1uh Stondch III
renewed his antagonIsm against t
men who had hunted him can not
re said
mr. 81 would have come back if
n, WASH It for that bunch in the autom
III bile what was runnin' all over t
country saying what they was gOin
b. do to me when they got me. Them W
Dr.. the bunch that was keepin me away
~ off it had been me, you'd have 81
- en- up wouldn't you9" asleed Henry.
ay Yes, sir, if it was you l won
Ter have given myself up long ago. 1t W
that bunch didn't like. ] was conf
ia in once to give myself mp"
- HGot as far as the stockyards, didr
ay yOua" interpolated Henry.
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