The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-07-08

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to my men and me"
What" cried Ben Greenway, 'yt
speak wi out sense or reason Hae W
forgotten that this is Mr.. Abner Mar.
chand, yonr fellow-vestryman an you
senior warden? An TO him do we talh
o. takin ava his goods an legal chat.
tels?"
Bonnet looked at Greenway with in
digpation and contempt.
Now listen to me-" he yelled "lc
the devil with the vestry and da-
the Scotchman's eyes and mouth were
so rounded with horror that Bonnet
stopped and changed his form of eX-
preston confound the senior war
den. am the pirate Bonnet, and re-
gard not the Church of England.
Nor your friends?' interpolated
Ben.
Nor friends nor any man." shouted
Bonnet
"Abner Marchand, | am sorry that
your vessel should be the first one 10
fall into my power, but that has hap
pened, and there is no help for 1t. My
men are below ransacking your hold
for the goods and treasure it may CON
tain. When your cargo, or what we
want Of 1t, is safe upon my ship, | shall
burn your vessel and you and your
men must walk the plank.
AT this dreadful statement, Ben
Greenway staggered backward in
speeches. dismay.
"Yes," cried Bonnet, that shall I
do, for there is naught else ! can do.
And then you shall see, you doubling
Greenway, whether | am a pirate or
no.
To all this Capt Marchand said not
a word. But at this moment a woman 8
scream was heard from below, and
then there was another scream from
another woman. Capt. Marchand
started.
"Your men have wandered into my
cabin" he exclaimed, and theys; haye
my passengers Shall Lego
and bang them up. Maj %Bonnet? :.Ehey,
.:%hl:b& better here" 20 %
3 o,'HSy. ay!" cried the pirate captain,
'srprised THAI there should abe female
passengers on board, and Marchaud.
T9S!!Iis3wgd by Ben .Greenway, Disappeared
!: 3:S$;fSifiGsnd women passengers" sa!s
j ffs /: e 'himself; ,s5tBatelg truly bltS
So ;S:fssw:: iai3utesss M$rchand vgso
baSl E'bflngi hgSTiia FINE aamtddle aged :
ait!L $6mfe&hStoo pqdgyo woman, 0veryo''
b ~! s:iyd!iHgeT:s:yomag ofo exceedtng.
:,iiii: ssS .:Snils: .sobbing SsteadfastIy*.
::;assi San :Slderly oman, evidently :an.
e a. :4aS ) g a long :aressiug.-'
g 8! y 49, e. 80 90. o =
!: ;::iis;ssG':eiiee9%&S9 ;no%So appF8ac he'd otbe
sGlsscsnfsiR ald:def hlnfo ASIDE 90: {.
Is. .yoSuromSenS m&l4 9aNslo oyi ssst he.
;:ii9$as :thef;' 8ll6iSSasse si.:gSghs.!f if:be
u :tsaAn Sddss sn$ Serbs ton gsHeRs are
tiis Soctts, tRes. o6riDg 80: BCidgeto%hf >:
all: .itk:tHefh sast. Sffq Ji!rss%ay.s
aiiSi $an:isH l:retys j tldg!gs teSsii
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;:lts.inftiln. hayes'6S6n :ssyiTffBdsed' THAT
Wb!iid. gaSe;. ie:s
o.: aqiisss ad Jsi9g ff1.: .1ps
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ga nj j: and @. go .h2gis
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- &c o.
:$;iilI;. Green Nay, .:gaid '::hs ;tfers.:ls:.
sd6l .sen ia :::wliat y6u .saxs In TRUTH 4
:siafifof bring myself. to- put TO s:daailtS'
lisSSld: FRIEND S1f .nei&hb6r. sand his.
iisssailess, passengers: ssf9r,fhP ,,stiiit;
is;@fEa; ia. me mo .inoEe':: g6oai"bptnSg:I
'hfih nnburned:: And. there's ..dii91 tid.E:.:I
lrlilg. :Bsh GrSenwaSS. whfcR;. +. %onla
ain:do and it jus: S'ame JntS sniiSS :if6igd j
s&,iil write a.ls6ar i9:lityswIfss and :3oJps'
b; my"dauSftefs Kate: :Ehsfe 'is$s mn5Sdh:SI'
siiiGh j. %isK'!hegH 80 :En6ws aifJd!@6ic!h!:?l
.Ehaye. not YET: been sijl iiG55iii1
:ate. i win ALLOW otit!?A lEIfdg36 J
IN hctowa% and y Il:Sssa 4. :':lfsS "s%a:
Gtters9 by. heE .capta ...l.s Ss.'Shall be-;
'SadS prj.sdptlySsi Sang '$:l@eI e capd:g% |
tpese: pS6HS asd Seq tliSSy"g ne 0hsrgHi : 4
olkemf. $500 10 $50. d:
:, usss AASHsfs G9es s;ot ;;; .,;!6ia33
iL!a9 Z odpig: ?:tggghtsgo .sbpI bef9yg: AND
laps sEEirehand 0came for%!Id:. -. 3
: sEBehd; BoniSi; ..6e' sal!;s. en;.
faie'discovifea niyosttreeofsf ] So q:
:sit9rt. time;t iieX:SilSb si$lSiS atfd:;t'.
Sil theR :besuii sfe go Ihsess :saSs PASS is:
Bid them. I bfayydi otl!c6h;.
icy theeliquors ab6ar6' y6Ig.:s!tpSS:::
!: eyYcll'ssd." cried BofnGt,, ':g:.S!iaid:
lot'.iose :t,iose spirits"o A.pd..@iSsopfpg:.,
oEgd'rI;;'h spoke to Big siin;..::wIio'
lad just Appeared on deck, and ordered /
he casks to be conveyed on board the
Revenge, 81
The latter laughed. but said: "fy. |
y. sir"
Returning TO Capt Marchand. Bon
lei said: Il will nowstep on board my /
hip and write some letters. which 1 I
hall ask you to take to BridGetown
nth you. shall be ready by the time I
ne rest Of your cargo IS removed.
The captain Of the pirates sat down
\ his well-fuEa'shed little room TO
write his letters, and me noise and /
infusion on deck. the swearing and .
he SINGING and the shouting TO Oe 4
ieard everywhere. did not seem to dis