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MURDER ARRESTS

Cops question two over the Andrew Baptist shooting

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Two people were last night being quizzed by detectives in connection with the murder of 24-year-old Andrew Baptist.

During a police operation early yesterday morning, officers arrested the pair – one in West Bay and the other in Newlands.

Mr Baptist was the second murder victim in the space of two days back in September. Five young men were shot dead in a little over a week.

Robert Bush was the first victim, followed by Mr Baptist. Preston Rivers also died in a hail of bullets and Jason Christian was shot dead, all in the West Bay area.

A fifth victim, Asher McGaw, was killed in East End. Since then only one person has been charged: Chakane Jameile Scott who is accused of murdering Mr McGaw. Yesterday a spokeswoman for the RCIPS said: “Two men have been arrested and are detained in police custody in connection with the death of 24-year-old Andrew Baptist.”

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Ganja found at sea Five men are in police custody and more than seven hundred pounds of Ganja has been recovered following a high speed sea chase.

Shortly after 2am on Tuesday officers aboard Marine Vessels Niven D and Tornado were conducting maritime border patrols along the south coast of the island.

Upon checking the coastlines near the Pedro bluff area, officers

observed suspicious activities at sea.

The officers investigated what they initially thought might have been a transfer of contraband at sea. Upon investigating further the marine vessels observed a vessel speeding away.

Five males (all Jamaican nationals) are currently in custody along with the seizure of 785 (seven hundred & eight five) pounds of ganja.

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ENTERTAINMENT

Duppies - Cayman’s next scary movie Christopher Tobutt christopher.tobutt@ieyenews.com

Duppies (“Ghosts”) is the name of a new scary movie, shot in the Cayman Islands using local actors.

It is the very first movie that Phil Eckstein, who wrote, directed, and produced the movie, has ever made.

Although he has written three novels before, as well as a screenplay for last year’s Zombie Driftwood movie, making his own movie from scratch was really a completely new area: “I’ve never really liked cameras.

All I’ve ever done before was videoed nephews at Christmas time - that kind of thing,” Mr. Eckstein says.

Mr. Eckstein felt inspired, after talking to Cinematographer Dave McWhinnie: “I got a lot of time to sit and talk with him on the set of the Zombie Driftwood movie.” He said, “If you want to do it then just do it.”

And that is exactly what Mr. Eckstein did.

“The concept for the movie came from me and my wife sitting at home one night. We heard this noise in the other room and, just like everybody does we said, ‘What was that?’” he recalled.

“Then I got thinking about how many times you think you heard a noise, or you saw a shadow go by. I started using the ‘What If?’ theory - saying, ‘Well, what if there is

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Alexandra Alveranga who plays the duppy (ghost) in the movie

somebody in the house? What if the owners got killed in the house? And I just kept going with the ‘what ifs’ until I got a story idea in my head and I started writing.

“The whole thing was shot on a budget of CI$2,750. All the people in the movie had regular jobs so we shot it at the weekends, and it took about a month.

“Everybody wanted to do it. That’s what made it fun and interesting and that’s how I managed to get it done so fast and at such a low cost,” Mr. Eckstein said.

The movie is all about a young couple who buy their dream home in the Cayman Islands, but it doesn’t take long before strange things start happening. When they start doing some research on the property they find that the father and daughter disappeared after the

mother was accidentally killed in the house.

“They come to find out in the end that the father and daughter still occupy the house. It leads to a final confrontation between the father and daughter and the new owners,” Mr. Eckstein said.

Mr. Eckstein believes that the movie came together so well because he believed in it: “You have to do something that you enjoy doing because you’re never going to please everybody,” he added.

The premiere of Duppies takes place at the Prospect Playhouse on 15 November.

Tickets cost CI$10 and are available from Cayman Box Office, telephone 9250760, or by emailing duppies@hotmail.com. They will also be available from the theatre door, on the night of the movie.

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Chinese to aid Jamaica KINGSTON, Jamaica — Dozens of doctors and nurses fanned out from a Chinese navy hospital ship to treat poor Jamaicans as part of a global humanitarian mission to portray China’s rapidly growing military as a responsible power.

The People’s Liberation Army’s 584-foot-long (178-meter-long) Peace Ark carries more than 100 medical volunteers who provide free surgery, CAT scans, eye care and other procedures.

The floating hospital was launched three years ago and is making its second foreign trip, the Chinese Embassy said. It is on a roughly 100-day journey around the Caribbean, where the United States is the largest investment source and military partner.

The aim of the operation, dubbed “Harmonious Mission,” is to soften the image of China’s 2.3 million-member military and boost its ties with other nations’ armed forces.

“It’s trying to use military powers in ways that are reassuring and not threatening,” said David M. Lampton, director of the China studies program at Johns Hopkins University in Baltimore, Maryland. “The Chinese have a strategy of simultaneously growing their hard power but using it in a soft way that’s reassuring and therefore doesn’t build a coalition of enemies against it.”

The Peace Ark has already visited Cuba and after Jamaica is scheduled to go to Trinidad and Tobago.

Chinese navy Lt. Cmdr. Chen Yong Peng, said: “Our team of medical staff is doing all kinds of surgeries and operations, nearly everything except organ transplants.

“China has had a long history of relations with Jamaica and other places in the Caribbean.”

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More rape allegations against Barnes Tad Stoner tad.stoner@ieyenews.com

Another woman has come forward alleging sexual assault against convicted rapist Jeffrey Barnes, telling police she was attacked in the past few days, just prior to his Tuesday arrest on charges stemming from two incidents on Saturday.

The woman, reporting from overseas, had worked in the Cayman Islands and was “not a tourist”, according to RCIPS Detective Superintendent Marlon Bodden “I am unhappy to report that another female has come forward and reported she had been raped by this individual.”

The report, he said, had come on Tuesday, but the incident “occurred some days earlier”, although he declined to say whether the alleged attack had come before or after Saturday’s effort, attributed to Barnes, to lure an 11-year-old girl into his car in Prospect’s Mahogany Way, immediately followed by the rape of a 49-year-old woman at Admiral’s Landing.

“That individual is off island,” Mr Bodden said of the woman in the latest report. “She worked here in the Cayman Islands. She was not a tourist, and we will investigate to get the exact specifics as to whether it was a rape or a sexual assault. It was reported to us today, but happened a few days ago. She was attacked while she was here,” Mr Bodden told a media gathering.

Making an appeal to the public, Mr Bodden said it was “absolutely imperative that anyone who may have been approached or attacked by this individual get in touch with us.”

The woman will return to Cayman “at some stage,” he said. “to aid and to talk to police” about the incident, although he declined to elaborate.

Investigations were ongoing into the charges against Barnes, who has already served a prison term for raping a 16-year-old and was charged recently with an attack on a 14-year-old. Only hours after the two Saturday incidents, police received a report from a Barnes-family member, to blog visit www.ieyenews.com

alleging a sexual assault on someone in the unit.

Simultaneously with Barnes’ Tuesday arrest at Prospect’s Ocean Club residential complex, police also charged a woman with resisting their efforts to detain the suspect, although Mr Bodden was careful to limit his remarks.

“We also arrested a female for obstructing the police in the conduct of their duties,” he said, only identifying her as “not his mother, but a young woman”.

“We are assessing that avenue to see what the relationship is and we are investigating the charges of obstruction. We’ll see how far she obstructed us. If it proves that she was harbouring Barnes, we will look at those charges,” he said.

Barnes himself had not resisted arrest, but Mr Bodden would not say if any weapons were involved.

“Anywhere in the area where an individual is found is a crime scene,” he said, pointing out “these are operational matters, but once [Barnes] realised he was in the company of police officers, he gave up.”

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“There are no other matters outstanding to which Barnes has been linked,” he said, nonetheless calling the series of attempts and assaults “the most outrageous case in recent times”.

Police hoped to bring Barnes to court quickly, keeping him off the streets: “The criminal investigation department is quite high energy, and Barnes was an outstanding case. We hope to put the papers before the Director of Public Prosecutions with a view to getting a response.”

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Eastern Time (EST) on Thursday, November 10, 2011, to review the Company’s operating results for the third quarter and first nine months of 2011, along with other relevant topics of interest.

The Company plans to release its operating results after the market close on Wednesday, November 9, 2011.

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Probe says hockey team crash caused by pilot error MOSCOW (AP) — A Russian jet crash that killed 44 people, including an entire professional ice hockey team, was caused by pilots inadvertently putting on the brakes during takeoff, investigators said Wednesday, blaming poor crew training and lax oversight.

The Interstate Aviation Committee said the Sept. 7 crash of the Yak-42 plane near the city of Yaroslavl in central Russia occurred because one of the pilots accidentally activated the brakes during takeoff and then pulled the plane up too sharply in a desperate attempt to take off.

It was one of the worst aviation

disasters ever in sports, shocking Russia and the world of hockey, as the dead included 36 players, coaches and staff of the Lokomotiv Yaroslavl hockey team. The only player who survived the crash later died of burns.

A flight engineer was the sole survivor.

Alexei Morozov, who led the investigation, said the crew still had enough time to abort the takeoff safely at the moment when they realised that it had gone wrong.

He blamed the plane’s owner, YakService, for failing to observe safety standards and adequately train the crew. The company was closed in

September by Russia’s federal aviation authority following a check that found severe violations.

“The company practically lacked a proper system of flight oversight and controls over air safety,” Morozov said.

Thai flood holdouts complicate relief efforts BANGKOK (AP) — There’s no food left for sale anywhere near Thipawan Pipatkul’s house. In fact, there’s not much of her house left above the surface now that the fetid black waters have poured in. Yet, like thousands in Bangkok’s flood zones, she’s ignoring government warnings to evacuate.

Instead, Thipawan and her husband are making a four-hour slog through stinking water that shines with oil and is littered with garbage as they head to dry ground in search of essentials. It is a grim routine they’ve repeated several times in the week since Thailand’s worst floods in a half century turned

their neighborhood near Don Muang airport into an inland sea.

“Every time we go out, we bring as much food and supplies back as we can,” the 30-year-old mother of three said. “We have to help ourselves.”

As Thailand struggles to cope with the historic floods, holdouts like Thipawan’s family are frustrating authorities who say victims’ reluctance to leave behind their few possessions is complicating an already difficult relief effort.

Many of Bangkok’s governmentrun shelters sit largely empty, even as the submerged streets in some of

the city’s hardest-hit areas are still bustling with a constant stream of people wading, floating and boating in and out.

Kardashian apologises to fans for failed marriage LOS ANGELES (AP) — Kim Kardashian says she never meant to hurt anyone by ending her marriage after just 72 days.

The 31-year-old reality TV star posted a message to her fans on her website Tuesday, one day after filing for divorce from pro basketball player Kris Humphries, whom she married in a lavish ceremony that aired as a two-hour TV special on E! Kardashian says that while she “married for love” and “would not have spent so much time on something just for a TV show,” she admits that she “got caught up with the hoopla and the filming of the TV show.”

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ended my relationship, I didn’t know how to and I didn’t want to disappoint a lot of people,” she writes.

Kardashian says she takes “full responsibility for my actions and decisions,” adding “it just didn’t turn out to be the fairy tale I had so badly hoped for.”

“I want a family and babies and a real life so badly that maybe I rushed into something too soon,” she says.

Kardashian and Humphries dated for nine months before marrying in August.

She goes on to say that reports that she made millions of dollars off the wedding “are simply not true and it makes me so sad to have to even clarify this.”

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OPINIONS

The Editor speaks

Why was this sex fiend allowed out?

Colin Wilson

Jeffrey Barnes was let out of prison after serving a minimal prison sentence for RAPE. His victim then was a 16 year old girl and he received a time in prison of just over a year! He didn’t waste anytime to allegedly commit the same crime again.

A few weeks later, an eleven year old schoolgirl was lucky to escape this allegedly sexual predator’s vile assault. There is also a report he allegedly sexually assaulted a family member.

Rape is the most intimate and heinous of crimes. Can a male judge really know what it must be like for a woman who has had this crime inflicted upon her? Time and time again rapists get a “slap on the wrist sentence”. The scars the rapist leaves behind are much worse than the physical ones. I am talking about the mental ones that last a lifetime.

The victim has to endure a physical check up after the rape has been reported. She has to report it in great detail describing every vile detail of the assault. She has to relive the crime over and over again. Then when the perpetrator has been caught she has to identify him. Then the trial. The prosecutor is gentle with her but the defense lawyer can be anything but that. She can be made to feel she is the one at fault. Then the sentence. A year, maybe two and then he is out on our streets and the person lives in fear again because lightning does strike twice.

It is proven by statistics that the majority of rape crimes are NEVER reported to the police.

The victim does not want to have to live through all indignities I have described above.

Mary Dickson, a reporter with PBS, said in 1996: “We live in a culture where we are taught that we have choices about our lives and that we’re responsible for what happens to us. As feminist author Gloria Steinem says, “If you are beaten, you’re said to have incited it, if you’re raped you’re said to have invited it. We all know that these things run very deep in the culture.”

“From the time a child is very, very small, we’re teaching that they’re responsible for the things that happen in their life both positive and negative,” says C.Y. Roby, a Psychologist in Salt Lake City. “So when a rape situation occurs, usually what I see going through a victim’s mind is what did I do that was wrong.” colin.wilson@ieyenews.com

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It’s not only the victim who blames herself.

Society is quick to blame her as well. “Even the innocence of children is questioned,” says Abby Maestas, executive director of the Salt lake City Rape Recovery Centre. “Often times I have sat with a police officer or a client and have heard that a four-year-old girl was responsible for seducing her perpetrator who was an adult. Now what are we saying? What we’re saying is that we don’t know how to take responsibility as a society.

Therefore, we will continue to blame the victim.”

Rape is a devastating crime. Some women are badly injured. Some become pregnant. Some contract HIV. But the emotional trauma can be worse than any physical injury. Women who are raped have nightmares, panic attacks, waves of self-doubt, an overwhelming sense of distrust.

The lives of women who are raped are forever changed. Some say they will never be the same, that it’s like dying. “I know that I will never really recover from this,” says Maggie (a rape victim).

“The impact will always be with me and I will never trust the same way and I know I can’t even be tested for HIV for six months. So I have to even keep that in mind. I’ll never be able to get away from this.”

Why, then, don’t the sentences fit the crime?

In my immediate family, one member was raped and the other managed to escape the perpetrator.

In both instances they were asleep in their own homes when the fiend broke in. Neither women was the same again. Both had a knife brandished at them. The rapist was convicted in the case of the first family victim but received a one year sentence and then after three months was let out on a technicality. He immediately raped someone else and received another ridiculously small sentence. The man who attempted a sexual assault on my second family member was finally caught – after he had raped someone else.

There are conflicting statistics out there as to whether rapists are likely to repeat the same offence again. However, when they do, shouldn’t we make sure it is a very long time before they do it again?

Jeffery Barnes was already wanted for another criminal act when he raped again. The man is sick. Keep him locked away until he is cured. And the cure may be never.

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UK relationship needs to change

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Variously claiming that ”this country is dying” and “McKeeva has fooled us again”, speakers at Wednesday’s North Side community meeting sought to alert residents to the position of the Cayman Islands with regard to Britain.

Called by North Side independent MLA Ezzard Miller, the meeting featured Leader of the Opposition People’s Progressive Movement (PPM) Alden McLaughlin, and Chamber of Commerce CEO and Constitutional Commission member Wil Pineau.

In the audience of more than 100 were Bodden Town MLA Anthony Eden, East End MLA Arden McLean, former North Side PPM MLA and Speaker of the House Edna Moyle, former United Democratic Party Minister of Health and radio talkshow host Gilbert McLean and former independent political candidate Derrington “Bo” Miller.

The meeting, called to discuss a range of issues, focused chiefly on pending London talks with Premier McKeeva Bush and the Foreign and Commonwealth Office (FCO) seeking to redefine the relationship between the UK and its 14 Overseas Territories.

Sadly, Mr Miller said, the public had only until tomorrow, 4 November, to offer opinions to the FCO before the consultation closes. Mr Bush will travel to London for annual talks later this month.

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Ezzard Miller

district putting together a written submission for the FCO”, Mr Miller said, “seeing what people thought were the shortcomings in the relationship, formally dubbed ‘Partnership for Progress and Prosperity”’.

“By contrast, however,” he said, “the premier had not consulted elected officials about opinion in their districts or called for a parliamentary debate.

“I am disappointed with the secrecy that has surrounded this effort, and that fault lies with only one person: the premier. He has known since November 10. Why has he not conducted this publicly?”

Conceding Mr Bush’s parliamentary majority, Mr Miller nonetheless said he “should give us the opportunity to stand up and articulate what you want.

That denial is a serious trespass on your democracy.”

Mr McLaughlin lamented the brevity of the consultation, saying, “the issue is so rushed that no one can take the time to understand what is going on and what ought to happen as far as governance is concerned.”

Britain’s forecast White Paper on relations with its Overseas Territories will include questions of human rights; economic development – “how the UK views our financialservices industry and how we want to protect it,” said Mr Pineau – and the challenges of “everyday life”, according to an FCO questionnaire.

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support; cooperation between territories; and the global profile of the Cayman Islands.

While Ms Moyle called for Messrs Miller and McLaughlin to “hop a flight” to London to tell the FCO that Cayman has had no time to answer, Mr Miller challenged the audience with a practical – if gloomy – assessment.

“Cayman is no more than a blip on UK radars, and we have to wake up and realise that we must paddle our own canoe or shut up,” he said.

“The UK is concerned about how we manage our own affairs, and we have conducted ourselves so poorly in recent times. We are more than $1 billion in debt and about 2,100 people elect our premier. This is the most perilous position I have ever seen this country in.

“This country is dying and depressed and we cannot wait for the elected government,” Mr Miller said. “We should come up, like, last week, with a 10-point economic plan and put together something to help small businesses where people have nowhere to turn.”

Closing the two-hour session, East End’s Mr McLean lamented that “somehow McKeeva has fooled us again. This circular,” he said, pointing to the official FCO opinion form,” should have gone to every resident of the 14 Overseas Territories, and now Henry Bellingham”, leading the consultation as Britain’s Under Secretary of State, “says he spoke to McKeeva in March, and will review the territorial relationship with him in November.”

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Which witch is which? Ghosts, mummies, zombies, vampires, and werewolves, together with wizards, other spooky characters from films or books took to the streets over the weekend to celebrate Halloween (31st October) in style.

Trick or treating has become very popular here, and the kids were out in force. On Friday evening a group of them were going around, with their moms and dads too, to all the

stores in Grand Harbour asking the store owners for a “trick or treat.”

But really it was just a great excuse to show off some really cool costumes.

There were witches, princesses, a magician, a werewolf, a skeleton and ghost, just to name a few.

Darth Vader from Star Wars, while not strictly speaking a traditional spook, proved a popular Halloween costume with kids and adults alike, and there was a little Darth Vader trick or treating at Grand Harbour on Friday and later on, a big Darth

Vader visiting Margaritaville, which had a special Halloween party.

There was also a great Halloween bash at the Exchange bar in Harbour Place and at Treasure Island on Seven Mile Beach.

On Monday night the real Mecca for trick or treaters seemed to be Walkers Road, as moms and dads took their little princesses, witches, goblins, and purple bumble bees around knocking on the doors, asking the residents if they wanted a “trick or treat.”

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Laura Ribbins

The Cancer Society has played an integral role in the kick-off and opening of our children’s Summer Camp. Their Project Coordinator, Vicki Anderson, attended our first week of Summer Camp and spoke to our campers about the importance of sun safety and using sunscreen, hats, and long clothing to prevent sun damage and skin cancer. The presentation was engaging, informative, and tailored to our young audience. It was the perfect way to set the standard for summer sun safety for our children and the entire Summer Camp. We are looking forward to the Cancer Society’s return for our next summer season!

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One of the family homes built by the Sister Islands Affordable Housing Development Corporation (SIAHDC).

For Brac residents the dream of owning their own home has just gotten a step closer. The Sister Islands Affordable Housing Development Corporation (SIAHDC) is encouraging potential homeowners to begin the application process.

The screening process considers areas like income, property ownership and family situation.

The first Phase is complete with eight homes occupied on the West End site. The second phase of the affordable homes on the Brac includes 12 homes – eight for West End and four for the Watering Place sites. This current phase calls for (one) 2-bedroom and (three) 3-bedroom homes at the Watering Place location, and (two) 2-bedroom and (six) 3-bedroom homes at West End. The plans are similar to the existing homes, which are 855 sqft for a 2-bedroom home and 1,073 sqft for a 3-bedroom house.

SIAHDC Board Chairman Christine Maltman encourages all

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residents who consider themselves eligible to make an application. ”We have secured building permits for all 12 of the Phase 2 homes and we are presently seeking interest from suitably qualified building contractors in Cayman Brac. In addition to being able to help facilitate affordable home ownership in Cayman Brac, the SIAHDC is happy to be able to help stimulate the construction industry in the Brac.”

The Watering Place site can accommodate 15 homes and the West End property has room for 30 homes. Successful applicants are essentially pre-qualified through the SIAHDC application process and then they negotiate with the bank to secure a mortgage in order for them to own their own homes and land outright. Acting Premier the Honourable Juliana O’ConnorConnolly whose Ministerial responsibilities also include District Administration said she happy that with the progression of the

development despite the many challenges the project has faced.

“Given the context of current global economic conditions, I am delighted the Board has risen to the challenge of providing quality built and affordable homes under prudent financial management,” she commented.

There is nothing like owning your own home Minister said, “This is life changing and is all part of growing a community, a family and becoming good and productive citizens of these islands.

I am pleased that we in Government can do our small part in helping citizens to realise their dream,” the Brac MLA Deputy Premier said.

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We continue our serialisation of Anne by Constance Fenimore Woolson

Anne Part 70

“You repay me by your voice a thousandfold, Anne.”

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The queen of Whim! By nature; which means that she had a highly developed imagination. By the life she had led, having never, save for the six short months of her husband’s adoring rule, been under the control, or even advice, of any man. For whim can be thoroughly developed only in feminine households: it is essentially feminine. And a maiden aunt, who lived alone, had brought up Helen. A man, however mild, demands in a home at least a pretense of fixed hours and regularity; only a household of women is capable of no regularity at all, of changing the serious dinner hour capriciously, and even giving up dinner altogether. Only a household of women has sudden inspirations as to journeys and departures within the hour; brings forth sudden ideas as to changes of route while actually on the way, and a going southward instead of westward, with a total indifference to supper. Helen’s present whim was Anne.

“I want you to spend part of the holidays with me,” she said, a few days before Christmas. “Come on Monday, and stay over New-Year’s Day.” “Oh, I can not,” said Anne, startled.

“Why not? Tante will consent if I ask her; she always does. Do you love this crowded house so much that you can not leave it?”

“It is not that. But—” “But you are shy. But Miss Vanhorn might not like it. You do not know Aunt Margaretta. You have no silk gown. Now let me talk. I will write to Miss Vanhorn. Aunt Margaretta is as gentle as a dove. I am bold enough for two. And the silk dress shall come from me.”

“I could not take that, Mrs. Lorrington.”

“Because you are proud?”

“No; but because I would rather not.

It would be too great an obligation.”

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make that mutual. But say no more. I intend to have my way.”

And she had her way. “I have always detested Miss Vanhorn, with her caraway seeds, and her malice,” she explained to Tante. “Much as I like Anne for herself alone, it will be delicious also to annoy the old dragon by bringing into notice this unknown niece whom she is hiding here so carefully. Now confess, Tante, that it will be delicious.”

Tante shook her head reprovingly.

But she herself was in her heart by no means fond of Miss Vanhorn; she had had more than one battle royal with that venerable Knickerbocker, which had tested even her celebrated suavity.

Helen’s note was as follows: “DEAR MISS VANHORN, —I very much wish to persuade your charming niece, Miss Douglas, to spend a portion of the holidays with me. Her voice is marvellously sweet, and Aunt Margaretta is most anxious to hear it; while I am desirous to have her in my own home, even if but for a few days, in order that I may learn more of her truly admirable qualities, which she inherits, no doubt, from

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“I trust you will add your consent to Tante’s, already willingly bestowed, and make me thereby still more your obliged friend, “HELEN ROOSBROECK LORRINGTON.” The obliged friend had the following answer: “Miss Vanhorn presents her compliments to Mrs. Lorrington, with thanks for her note, which, however, was an unnecessary attention, Miss Vanhorn claiming no authority over the movements of Anne Douglas (whose relationship to her is remote), beyond a due respect for the rules of the institution where she has been placed. Miss Vanhorn is gratified to learn that Miss Douglas’s voice is already of practical use to her, and has the honor of remaining Mrs. Lorrington’s obliged and humble servant.

“MADISON SQUARE, Tuesday.”

Tears sprang to Anne’s eyes when Helen showed her this note.

“Why do you care? She was always a dragon; forget her. Now, Anne, remember that it is all understood, and the carriage will come for you on Monday.” Then, seeing the face before her still irresolute, she added: “If you are to have pupils, some of them may be like me. You ought, therefore, to learn how to manage me, you know.”

“You are right,” said Anne, seriously.

“It is strange how little confidence I feel.”

Helen, looking at her as she stood there in her island gown, coarse shoes, and old- fashioned collar, did not think it strange at all, but wondered, as she had wondered a hundred times before, why it was that this girl did not think of herself and her own appearance.

“And you must let me have my way, too, about something for you to wear,” she added.

“It shall be as you wish, Helen. It cannot be otherwise, I suppose, if I go to you. But — I hope the time will come when I can do something for you.”

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The Cayman Islands Cancer Society is committed to increasing the public’s awareness of cancer issues and has developed a public education awareness program around this goal.

Our presentations are interactive and each presentation will include an overview of the specific type of cancer if it related to a specific type of cancer and include a discussion of risk factors, signs and symptoms, screening guidelines and ways to reduce your risk. Whenever possible, a doctor will attend these sessions.

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The Cayman Premier League continues this Sunday, at the Ed Bush Sports Complex in West Bay when Tigers FC take on Cayman Athletic at 5:00pm followed by Future vs. Scholars International at 7:00pm. The T.E. McField Sports Complex (Annex) in George Town will host George Town SC vs. Elite SC at 5:00pm followed by Bodden Town FC and Roma United at 7:00pm. For Cayman Football updates visit www.facebook.com/ caymanfootball

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SHANGHAI (AP) — The smattering of conversations suddenly gave way to the constant shutters of cameras last night at Le Meridien hotel, and there was no mistaking who was causing all the commotion.

U.S. Open champion Rory McIlroy could barely make his way across the room without being stopped. He stood tall as he posed with a Chinese businessman, and stooped over for another picture with a young girl, smiles everywhere.

At his side was Caroline Wozniacki, the No. 1 player in women’s tennis and the girlfriend of golf’s newest star.

McIlroy wasn’t bothered by all the attention. As he said earlier Wednesday before a room packed with reporters at the HSBC Champions, it comes with his expanding territory.

Only now, the fuss is for more than just his golf.

It already has been a long year for McIlroy, who now embarks on a sprint to the finish when he tees off Thursday in the final World Golf Championship of the year.

“It’s been an interesting year,” McIlroy said. “A lot has happened. There’s been incredible highs and the one very disappointing low. But I think that disappointing low was needed to experience the incredible high of Congressional.

So it’s been a great year. When I get a chance to reflect on it over Christmas and the new year, it’s been a fantastic year and I wouldn’t take it back.”

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Elite Sports Club continues to keep pace with current leaders Scholars International in this year’s Cayman Premier League.

The new look Scholars team has been very impressive so far as they remain undefeated and top of the Cayman Premier League 3 points above Elite SC who remain in second place after beating Tigers FC 4:1 this Sunday.

Scholars started the game brightly against Tigers and dominated possession as they played some nice football and broke down Tigers resistance in the 14th minute, a quick thrown in from Donald Solomon Jr set off Carson Fagan who produced an outstanding volley to put Scholars 1:0 up.

After the Opening goal Scholars seemed to sit back on their lead much to the frustration of Thomas Elliot who could be heard from the sidelines as he tried to rally his troops. Former National Team Captain Elliot produced another great performance as he held together the Scholars backline, Elliot has settled well this season since making the move from Division 1 outfit Sunset FC. Scholars had a golden opportunity to go two up after being rewarded a penalty but Carson Fagan failed to convert. The penalty miss seemed to inspire Tigers as they came at Scholars on the counter attack, Alfredo Challenger was a constant threat and looked dangerous as he moved the ball forward putting the Scholars defense on their heels.

In the 60th minute Scholars regained the ascendancy and didn’t look back, Carson Fagan atoned for his penalty miss with another calmly taken finish giving him five goals on the season. Cayman Islands National Team striker Mark Ebanks added the third shortly after before new singing Nahun Rodriguez opened his account for Scholars only to be sent off three minutes later after racking up two mindless yellow cards.

Lauren Bennett scored a consolation goal for Tigers FC in the 87th minute much to the frustration of the Scholars defense.

Only two fixtures were played this weekend in the Cayman Premier League as heavy rainfall made the field in Bodden Town unplayable, Bodden Town vs. Future and Roma United vs. George Town were postponed and will be rescheduled.

The second fixture saw reigning Cayman Premier League Champions Elite SC hammer Cayman Athletic 10:1 and another stand out performance from Elite striker Dewayne Wright. Wright hit another hattrick as he led Elite to an impressive victory over Cayman Athletic.

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