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Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01
The fnehsened dsves could sell noshns

erns and would be utterly unable to work the ship should they be called upon to do so without being given a chance to sober up. This would take time. and Lord Carlingford upon the representations of his sea officers de cided to wait until the morrow befors commencing work.
 As he could do so. not only personal ly, but through his able lieutenants. Ho-nigold busted himself during the day and the preceding night in en- listing as vicious a gang of depraved rufiians as could be gathered together In what was perhaps the wickedest city In the world. IL had been decided after conference between the leaders that there was no place within the confines of Port Royal itself where So many men could meet without exciting sus- picion. He had accordingly appointed a rendezvous for the night across the narrow entrance to the harbor. opposite the fort. under the trees which over shadowed the strand. some distance back from high water mark. Singly or in groups of two or three the men had gone across in boats after sunset. successfully eiuding observation. for the night was moonless and very dark.
 There was rum in plenty under the trees on the point. but care was taken by Rock Braziliano. Raveneau and the others. even including yelsers. inst ID one should drink enough to lose entire control of his faculties or to become ot- streperous. No fires were lighted. no smoking was permitted Strict silence vss enjoined and enforced. It was per haps 10 o'clock before all were as- sembief.
 When morning had cleared their brains of the rum they had taken there had been ferocious opposition on the part of tie older ner- Not that they objected to buccaneering- They were eserr for the chance once more. But the memory of MorEan's betrsyals of his old comrades rsskied deep- There were many besides Ho-nizoh vho had promised themselves the luxu-y of veaxeznce upon their old coun.nier Tsere were none. Hrever. who bri so dveit upsn It as he boatswain- nor were there any whose sninosisy and deserninsfion coupared 10 bis eerce hatred He wxs fherefore able af last fs perSu.de Gen into . s1rfy wiling ness to scc~7t Morgan as fbeir csptzfn ia fhss ne~ e,teTp-f>e- fn<3eed vixh- euf hin ts<y c,usd ds ps<hine fsx thefx vas ., -o.e who psssRH4 she abfIzfy ~ exDs<sesce fs Iea1 the8 ave h ne besf Dea sf 0R s11 senmp vue nUv n = - ouD Gn1 ~ ssss; ~ - - - - -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

VAUDEVILLE.

It is unusually difficult to secure an animal act that will have features apart and different from the great number of similar entertainments, all of which seem to be a repetition Of what has gone before. Manager Poli has found such an act. however. to lead this weeks bill at the Jacques in Coins comedy dogs. and those who have seen ii are lavish in their praises of its unique character. It is no easy task to educate animals anyway and when they are brought to certain de gree of training the presence of the teacher or trainer is absolutely re- quired in order that by his appeafnnee he may preserve discipline as well as coach his pupils in their feats. Cons dogs. however. have been developed in an entirely different way and so great Is the nationality infused Into them that they perform perfect little play in pantomime dealing with the TO- mances and trials of a dogs life called 1t Happened in Dogville." without a single person directing them from the stage. Not an individual is seen dur ing the entire presentation of this re- markably funny comedy. The huBsor of A. O. Duncan. who is the second feature of the program. as well as his renowned ability as ventriloquist. makes his presence a pleasure to tLOss who saw his work last year. There is laugh maker of exceptional strength The McBans. sensational jgggier<. viii throw Indian clubs at each other with fearful force and the way these ex- perts avoid the fying missiles is won derfuL The other features vii. be of fered by q local team the Singing Le- ROys. Seymour and HiggiDsOn and Morrissey. Fiske and McDonough. and the eIectro<raph-. Prices are 1o. eD and 5o cents: matinee 70 snd 9 cents. Ia dies 1o. Next week the Poli Sum.-cr Stock company In The Christian
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

May 5.-First annual barn dance by the Hamilton Park A. c. at Hamilton hall. NH Plain
 May -Sociable and dance by fAe North End Athletic club at their hall. corner of Vine and Division streets.
 May 5-sSth annual concert and re- ception by the Young Mems Catholic Literary association at I1eavenworfh hall
 May 5-Thirtyeighth annual concert and reception by the Young Mems Catholic Literary association at Lea yenworth hall
 May 1-Grsnd sacred concert by St Ann's parish at Pcli's
 May sConcert by the Derwin Junior mandolin orchestra at Lesven- worth hall
 May e-Twentieth snniyersary of sheridan Council No. 24. K of C.. at auditorium
 May 1o-Grand contention ball by the United Courts. F. of A., of Water burr. at the Auditorium
 May 10. ii. 12. 13-May festival by the Queens Daughters at City han.
 Mar I2-FIrst sociabie and dance eiveu by the Brass City lodge. No 25u. L. A to B. of R. T. at Eagles hall. auditorium
 May I5. IS Ie. 3--st JosephTs May festival at Eagles hall
 May 1s-Reception and dance giv- en by Miss NeIlye T. Reels dancing academy st Leavenvorfh hall
 June T-Sscond annual vaudeville entertainment by Waterbury LocaL No ss Theatrical Stage Enployes as Pofs she1fer.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

In an instant Morgzn's pistol vas out His motion was followed by Hosnigold and tie maroon.
 Row. you doEs- be cried ferceiy.
 The stroke oeryman hesitated- al tbouxh the others tried to pick up the stroke.
 -I give you one minute-then I blow out your brains. pull out the plug In this boat. and we'Il sIl @ to bell to- eefher.- said Morgan trreulently te the reczIcitrant men
 Row for your Hves' sake-. cried the nan behipd eawtinsl hitting him fn the back vith tbe haft of the sar.
 -ls's the kings ehip-
 What dc ve care for the kineT naii uorEzn- He is the lav- and nooe sf us Is~e tbe Iav- rwotAirds ef ber crew are drznk. fotbr ehird are azhsee sr szck ney arc unprsDafed- as,sR nes1D bs nsnGnt bse ebs e. a9 VIA 0ne 0mD " an4 -
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01
CHAPTER III.

|l HE next morning. after waiting HI . reasonable time for . mes II sage from the two soldiers at . Spanish Town, Lord Carling- ford, the new governor. who had taken up hls residence tempornrjlx.. .at. Port Royal, Summoned hts AtteQ1A11fS<-11d himseIf repaired to the seat of gov ernment to ascertain why no further report had been received from his of fcery. Great was his astonhhment when he found that the residence of the vice governor had been destroyed by Ire during the night. The fright ened slaves could tell nothing. Nor gan and Carib had taken care that no one had marked their departure. Con- sequently when the search of the ruins revealed the remains of three bodies so badly charred as to be unrecognizable it was naturally inferred at first that they were those of the buccaneer and the two unfortunate officers. It was known among the people os the place. however. that Lady Morgan had been seriously i'll. % III that she could not have been removed. and there were some who suspected that one of the bodies was hers and that the arch nend himself had by some means dis posed of the of1cers and escaped. Therefore a hue and cry was raised for him and . strict search Instituted by order of the governor. who. after setting affairs in motion. returned to Port Royal
 Troops were accordingly ordered out. and even details of surly seamen. growiIng at being deprived of their sccustomed shore liberty. were de- tailed from the frignte. which hap pensd to be the only war vessel in commission in the harbor. Honigold. Raveneau and one or two of the others known to be former companions of the buecaneer were closely interrozated. but they s;o1;ly declared they did not know his whereabouts and had seen nsthlng of him. Later in the afternoon it was observed that Hornizolds pin nace was not in the harbor. Indeed. win cunning adroitness. that master narinsr himself called attention to the fact cursfng the while his old con- mander for his alleged theft of the beat and declaring his willingness to jotn h the search for him It was known to the authorities that the exe- esfiou of the boatswain's brother by Mergnn had shattered the old intimacy vhich subsisted between them: conse- gently his profestations were given essdnee, and suspicion Of coilusion was diverted from him
 ISrd Cariingford finally determined
 sHks ..is wa.pzsd Hs.vH
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

on the ship. and she was in no condi- tion to weigh anchor immediately She would have to be resupplied and the sick men in her crew replaced by
 drafts from the shore. Besides. in ac- cordance with the invariable custom. the great majority of the, men had been given shore leave for that after noon and evening, and those few who were not on duty were carousing at the Blue Anchor inn and similar tav-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01
LOOMING EVENTS-

May i-GrsDi closing subscriptions ccsilson of Prof Bsiley's school Of dane ing and department
 May +Privase dsnce at Music han Mag A-whist and reception by Barnard School st Leavenvorth hall May +Ccncert and socssbse fn yfusic hall by Fslcoa's Pride circle. Ccupsuiors of the Forest
 May 4EeRpr sNi enfextainn<rx hy the ycrzax p,<n cf Thfr1 CorkTep- fscczf church. sf the ehurrh
 Mar sOpprvffa- -An Ir<&i Mag Dny.~ e c1 nnR - d c c HUt
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01
have the frisate. then away. whst fear

 have the frisate. then away. whst fear ye. ladsT
 By such words as these, but more by the threatening appearance of the weapons pointed from the stern sheets, Morgan inspirited his mon. and by similar language and threats the men in the other boats did the same. After rowing a short distance the notilla separated. Those approaching from the farther side of the ship necessarily made a wide detour, for which the others waited, 50 they would all arrive simultaneously. In perfect silence, bro ken-only by the 'cheep" of the oars in the locks, the i've boats swept down on the doomed frigate.
 iTO be cOntlnti&1d |
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01
Ksss EAwsvs ss psvss.

PARIS. May The exrhsnee of of- arisI rfslss t<fveen kIne Eivari and rre1td>ns fcufrs wss marked vffh the usDuf esgdiaIzfy. Pre>;denr Lpuhef rrp<5Suslr hsd recesred Fogs4u Ms lsew Dl11npp. uAsn Kng u1e110 s1wwoG0 oceuouo c Iung auo1unca
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01
TO WHOM 1T MAY CONCERN

Notice is hereby given to all parties that after this date I will not be re- sponsibie for bills contracted by my wife and all persons are warned against trusting her on my account.
 IRVING G. DANIELS.
 wAtkfbuft.. May I. 1905. 5-1-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

EoR SALE-Hor.e must be movei from I the premises on or before May 18th. 1905, The house has 10 rooms. all i.n- provements. speak quick. Inquire Dauisi T. Harrington, No. 40 East Main street.
 4-20-3 !,
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01
LATE WANTS.

OST-Betwesn Franklin street and tks U Immaculate Conception Church. Sat urdsy morning. lecket and chain. Re- ward. return to l4 Franklin street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

tARPEIS and rugs of all kinds cleaned I by the latest impro we'd method Tel. ephone 2eS. The Model Launcry Co.
 4-29-6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01
Miscellaneous.

TOR RENT - Nicely furnished frenf II room. inczn6esceni light. bath and ;oiie; connected. directly off hail. plenty oe air and iigh;. s7ifabie Tor enc CT :vo pes-' sons. price for enc 8 veex. for fvo e a week in advarce. Appy 10 8 Neadsv street rev biocs. second fioor or eaIl sf first flocr. 4-24-n
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

WAHTED-To buy beer or liquor ii-. " cease. Address License. Democrat office. 4-29-3 !
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

| oST-Be.ween Franklin street and I'm maculate Conception or St. Cecilia E Church pearl rosary beads. Return 10 hi. office. 5-l-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

WANTED--Lady io assist in light house
 " work. One who can go home nights. inquire at Duncan's Pharmacy. 639 Bald win street 5.l-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

LOR SALE CHEAP-Fins hSee Cnyx II Soda Fountain. Is syrup faucsn, | mineral faucets. marble counter Larxe| and small plate g.ass misrors. counten, shelving, tables. Shov cases. electric fans. 3 horse. HoItzer-cabot motor. 50 feet shaft ing. awnings. gas fixtures. etc. etc. Tho, Turnbull Company, l39 East Main sssset.
 4-0-tf
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

EOR SALE-House and iot 43 ccsss I street. Artificial sidewalks and dsft ways made and repaired, aiss general b!ng of mason work. Icicr 3, Carey,
 cos:ett street. Telephone 279.2 4-l7-xl
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01
PENNY.A.WORD ADV
FOR SHLE.

EHok SALE Combination buggy. yuhu1 I tires single and double seat thaqo different petitions. in good condidee
 Must be sold in ten days. Louis MeeskYs 56l Rivsrside street. 4-z9-&
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

(sHAEpElrER voRK-RspA1nE. tuGL V IT ard rsasAi.e h fks bsu annnw. rsss<a wsaestsy cAsseszw W01a - ceien esfe< sss ss6 6D5vss.1 1Goru1mD 143-ls o
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

T'oyLEs ss,n..m e csuu mo1E {1o V kss. ros1oeo1 unlw c mun11D>- noas sf e l Ds1nR. c eGu nnn en1srss vAs eu e6n1uee c ov1D
 sunsonl nugulD 0osA e1no 0G
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

ITO RENT-Bzsement of } rooms. mod ern improvements, rent s. Inquire i4l Cherry street or 1. Pastcrnak, 2l3 South Main street. 5-i-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

EoR sALE-$l.5oo cash buys 75o bes
 ing peach trees, l-2 acre of stravb(g
 r.es. geod buildings ard r,enty of ne< { two cows. 40 hens. horse and farm q x and 45 acres of good land i-2 miles ff5I1 Center, ai price 10 sui: quick buyer.
 z. Sgndiford, Real Estate. io9 Bank q
 Telephone .44-4.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01
WHQgED.

WAETED-An experienced saleswoman,. w also first c,ass preparcrs. Apply The New Yerk Millinery. $ Grand street.
 <-o.3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

WANTED-A good painter and paper
 W hanger. T. ". Taylor, Fort Hill Park. Wateryille. 5-i-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

EOR RENT - Nicely furnished front ! room. hath and gas. suitable for man and wife. Second floor. lS3 North Willow street. 4-275
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

QARCAlN on Fuller street; the family ID house known as the Quii.er property. the house contains IS rooms and fine lot. This house is one of the bes. built houses in Wztersury. the lot cost si.ooo. can sell the house and 10; for $50 less than you can build the hoase. For particulars about iai: place s.. Daniel T. FarrIngton, No. 40 Eas, Main s.ree.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

rARPETs zn- rugs of all kinds cleaned V by ihe izfes. improved method Ter, ephone 2ss- The Mode laundy Co.
 4-29-5
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

VaO RENT-Tenement of { rooms, al improvements. g Woico,t stree,
 1-27-h
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

ECR RENT-Tenement of four rooms. U all modern improvements, third floor. Inquire o22 West Main street. 5.l-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

IT oST-Yssr arpet.e, vsi 6sn'f Rs ss IL dosing to get # eac<. but Juss sEy sasp- ptrg yorr csd tnness Ger while and esc yoar ts1sers e is7ehes sf Avssya sI pcsse cas.ie's narkes- h vsIi ssvs hnnlGb ard tccsoss hiik
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

NO RENT-To small family. lower fen- ! enent four rooms. corner Highland and Hawthorn avenues. Town Plot. in- quire first house North. 5-I.6
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

WANTED-Dress making to do at homsf W will make shirt waist suits. faiIof made suits and childYen.s dresses. Mrs. Dcering. i4i Bank S.-, 2ni floor. 4-29-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

ITO RENT-Nicely furnished front room off hail. No. ss Esst Gay street.
 5.1 3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

ITO RENT-Firs, c,a.s furnished reons Il including l large front room. Inquire of Mrs. Margaret Wilson. e4 Ea.; Clay St
 4-G-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

EOR SALE-Two family house and barn, II ioi ore hundred feet front by Iso feet ceep with fruit trees on Tracy avsru us. will sell I a. sacrifice. Call and zee U, The United State. Land Corporation. TT Bank street. Waterbury. Conn.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

WANTED-To know when you want nc
 " to come to your home and take your picture. Firs, c.ass work only. Satisfac- lion guaranteed John scozzafava. i2lo Broadway. City. 4-27.6 !
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

fARPETS and rugs of all kinds c.eansd V U the latest improved method. Tel. ephsne z5s. The Model Laundry C..
 Z-1QA
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

ITO RENT-Tenement of rooms. all i'm.
 1 proyements, i9 Charles St. 4-z6-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

"ANTED Gentleman to room and
 " beard in private family. Inquire at Democrat offics. 5-i-3
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

T oST-h bank beck on ves. s5e Saw L ing Esnx. nunher 5zt4. Finder vsll te re~zrtes oz return-ng ths tesk ss fhs Democrat cffice- 1-5-A
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

TI HE next morning, after waiting II q reasonable time for . mes I sage from the two soldiers at
 Spanish Town, Lord Carling-
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

osT. SPRAYED OR sToLEN-Hsrss L and team hired af lzrssn's livery. Q Water st. Tuesszy. ~as ;o have beea TO- turned last night tu: has noi yei refufne1 Bay mare. cispps-. high wheel rubber .srs runz5ezA painted rel Resard offered fer irfsrrnaficn thas vsl lead io retsrn cf ssaA-
 4-16-ff
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-01

Raveneau here another. the Brazilian the third. young Teach a fourth and velsers the fifth"
 Good. Are they all armedT
 Every man has a sword and . pistol at least.-
 What of the menT
 "A poor lot" answered Teach reck- lessly. "a dastardly crew."
 "w-iIl they fight. think yer
 "Curse me. they'll have to fight "we'Ii make 'em." said Hornigold.
 Do they know what's upT
 Not exactly answered Raveneau. the Frenchman. man of good birth and gentle manners. but as cruel and ruthless a villain as any that ever cut . throat or scuftied a ship. Have no fear. captain. Once we start them thev will have to fight
 bid you ever know me to show fear. De Lussani" cried the captain bending forward and staring at the Frenchman. h,s eyes giittering in the darkness Ike those of wildcat.
 No. captain
 -No. nor did any other man." an swered Morgan After . short pause Morgan resumed:
 Have they suspected my escapeT
 They have answered the boat swain They found the remains of the three bodies in the burned house this morning Al frst they thought one of them vas yours. but they decided aft CT awhile that one was . woman. and tbey guessed that you had made away wffh the officers and escaped I told them you had stolen my pinBsce snd got away
 -Ani be swore and cured y0u roandiy. captain = intervosed the Bra xfIizn. ehsckIing nAiicsously- Aye. s1r. he svore if he gos hands oa you be would give you up.-
 Morx1n tuned this tine to Horni- eoli- He was by no means sure Of his poeifiozL He knew the ezDify cf tbese Eez- and he did nSt kDou tor far their cupktity e fheir desfrs te take - e ed Fife coce nere un1er snrn ortunnR snBlcps e vs111 be aRsEd- oa - - csunnn1 vU1n1 susHsIn
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-21
Father Ignati thus.

is bad habit We all have of max
8 little Of other peoples deeds OF
glory The fault is common TO the
laee. We received ii from the serpent
r." declared TO Eve that Cod was de-
,aNiue her in the command not TO eat
'.- forbidden fruit SO we condone the
1.tlg uniK ersally.
There is another fault common to
The race also But we have no
mercy for it. Perhaps il is because it
mes not from the devil but from our
.tes, and there is no excuse for it.
IS The habit of making other leopie
lallued with the story of our own nm
l,Fiauce, our life. miracles and per
snnal sanctity.
We may be pardoned. therefore, in
SWING 40 our readers what we have 10
ST. about the story of Father Ignatius.
-eugh We shall not say anything good
ABOUT him, yet we cannot forgive him
-9r causing such a great sensation
throughout the world by his own YER
SION Of his supernatural powers. In
oseu' If all that he has told about him
sen is true we shall have to go back
20 The days Of St Paul TO find another
LIKE him. Not content with working
'laInary wonders like the ordinary run
~ men gifted with command over the
FORCES of nature Father" Ignatius,
"Neordlng 10 his own account has even
raised the dead TO life Naturally
enough the secular papers had TO get
A2Io OF II and publish it far and wide
IL Is needed only to test the Whole
story by common sense to become
convinced that Father Ignatius could
rave intended merely to play little
'0Ae on the public in giving such an ac-
The Intermountain Catholic. (Salt Lake City [Utah] ;) 1899-1920, 1905-01-21
Another Canonized Saint

Plus y, the pastor-Pontiff, has just
canonized John Baptist Vianney a
humble country pastor in the France of
the last half century
The pageant attending the ceremonies
of Identification was one of unusual
splendor. A thousand French pilgrims.
a score of cardinals. and the Papal
court stood about the Holy Father as
the canoniZed the Cure of AIRS. A nota-
Bile feature of the ceremony was the
presence Of the members of the House
of Savoy.
A pastorate of over forty years will
test the virture of any man. Those who
knew the Cure of AIRS marveled as much
al his vitality as at his sanctity. In the
seventy-four years that John Baptist
Nianney spent on earth he practiced
virtue in an heroic degree. He moved
among men. but his thoughts were in
heaven. The labors of the village cure
who spent in mud house the brief
hours he could snatch from the confess
sional are amazing even to those who
can appreciate the lengths to which a
saints consuming zeal will lead him.
Blessed John Eianney worked as if
all depended upon his own efforts
He prayed as though all depended on
God.
Father Nianney was not a learned
man-he had a hard task passing the
canonical examination for ordination
Better still he was a saint.
His austerities amply vindiCate hie
title to the honors of the altar. AS he
was ripe for Heaven long before he died
the Cure Of AIRS was long ago ready for
and deserving of popular veneration.
He wrestled with the wirld, the flesh
and the devil.
Probably the life of no modern saint
can compare with his in the extent of |
and unremitting warfare with |
the enemy of man.
His,love for souls was a magnet that |
drew to AIRS thousands of penitents who |
recognized in him a master in the |
science of the saints
And by a happy coincidence pastor /
Pope whose heart glOws a wondrous
love of souls and places the seal of the
church's approval upon the career of /
the ideal shepard of souls i'm presenting !
to the faithful Blessed John Vianney.
model priest and pastor.