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it was not done with their consent. That's,
whom the prosecutors searched for care
fully, was warned in season, and succeed
ed in concealing herself. Some Of tho
neophytes retired to n PAR, of the island,
the chief of which did not oppose them !;
but Bingham yet found means 10 tormcn,
them in t cir as lum.


1T should be noticed, that Bingham
and his satellites did not spare those of
the christians who had shown most zeal at
the commencement of the persecution.
Simeon was attacked first. For long
time he resisted all the opportunities of
several powerful chiefs, who, to obtain the
good graceS of Kinau, urged him TO 90 to
the temple of the seciaries. lie was ar
rested. Oct. 20, 1885, with five cate chu-
mcns who were his DISCIPLES and four wo-
men. They were contined separately,
AID put in irons. The next day, being
brought before the chiefs, he courageous
ly avowcd his faith. and was cond, mned
to continue the revolving labors, to which
X lima and Lahina had prevously been
subjected. He soon tell sick. The cat
ochis,, who lad scn, him some food and
Il nat, succeed, d in seeing him a mo-
men, in the prison. lie found tic confess
sor lying OH table, in a very damp place,
wrapI ed in his tara, with chain ON Lis
neck, and irons on lis tect and hands,
February 2, 1886, several kumuS visited
him also. with the design of bringing him
over to heresy; but as they were wholly
unsuccessful. they beat him severely, and
compelled him, though continually sick,
to return to the labor. February I8, Ma.