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By Charles Tenney Jackson
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"WELCOME, CAPTAINI"
SYNOPSIS. Under th nam ot
"Captain Bararac." and disguised,
Jean Lafltt, former freebooter
of Barataria, prosorlbed, return
to th olty of New Orleans. He
Is recognised by two of his old
companion. Alderman Dominique
and Beluch. At th gaming
table Saiarao ha won much
money from Colonel Carr, Brlt
lah officer. John Jarvls, th olty'
first bohsmlan of th art and
letters, an oldtlm friend of La
flu, tell of a woman' face and
smile. As hi last wager, Carr
put up a woman, preaumably a
slave. Custom compel Bazarao
to accept th stake. He wins.
Hi old associate and Count
Raoul d Almonaster accost him
a Lafltte). A project of th
youthful adventurers of New Or
leans 1 th rescue of Napoleon
Bonaparte from St. Helena, and
a ship, the Seraphlne, hag been
made ready. From De Almonas
ter Saiarao learn that the girl
ho "won" at th card table is
white, of high estate, and that
th matter ha been made a by
word In th city' resorts. Sai
arao finds Mademoiselle Lestron,
a fellow passenger on a river
steamer a few day before, and
with whom he had fallen in love,
1 th girl and In chivalry fore
goes hi reveng against Carr.
Jarvls admire Mademoiselle Les
tron. He I a witness of the
meeting and picks up a camellia
which the girl had thrown, un
noticed, to Saiarao. Jarvls ia
dangerous; he talks too much In
hlg cups. His old associate of
the Barataria days urge Lafltt
to take command of the Sera
phlne, ostensibly to rescue Napo
leon but really to fly the black
flag and cruise th aeas. He
hesitates. Jarvis 1 a witness of
the kidnaping of Mademoiselle
Lestron, but hi story Is not
given credence. De Almonaster
entertains Saiarao, now admitted
ly Jean Lafltte, at , hi country
house. Lafltte, accused of the
abduction of Mademoiselle Les
tron, la warned of the approach
of a military party seeking to
afreet him. He escapes to th
swamps of Barataria.
CHAPTER VII Continued.
9
The old dogs laughed the harder.
Rough shaggy fellows In shirts of
faded green and blue, barefooted for
the most, filthy muskrat traps dangling
at their belts where once they had
worn cutlass and pistol before the
President's pardon.
'Nothing of sedition," answered Bo-
hon. "Few of us dare go to the city
even now. There Is always a peg on
which to hang one of Lafltte's men.
Let a sheep be stolen up tn the north
parishes, and at once the Baratarlans
are charged with It I"
"Come," said the chief. "The older
of you with Bohon on his lugger. The
others to their camps. Not a man of
you shall lift hand against the law for
me. If you can serve me further you
shall be summoned. Come Rlgo 1 Black
MlkeNez Coupe. We shall talk to
the deserters first."
They made way for htm to the beach.
Old Rigo was laughing softly :
"Old days are cornel Jean and at
once, a fair enterprise 1 A woman
and a ship I And down at the old Isle
where Yankees burned our fort, I have
pumpkins growing beautiful yellow
pumpkins! Eh, blen! Perhaps we shall
see another color o gold among my
pumpkins, wl Jean among us once
more !"
Six men to a side, the lugger crept
down the mirrored bayou to where It
opened to a shallow lake red In the
warm sunset. Back on the Temple,
the whispering swampers scattered to
their pirogues. Fast and wide the
word would go through watery forest
aisles and Into the grass jungles of
Barataria. Never a customs boat could
leave the city but that keen eyes noted,
qnd paddling couriers spread the warn
ing far to the most secluded chenlere
of the deep swamp.
"Look you," growled the steersman,
Bohon, to Joe Rigo, "the old fellows
gathering like buzzards, furbishing up
rusty dirks and smelling venture on the
very wind that brought Jean to us.
Name o' G d I I am young again !"
Bohon glanced at the first stars.
Eastward a dim smudge showed on the
grassy bayou margin. "John Kelly will
he there and Mariano, the Manllaman.
And others. Captain. There will be
drinking, for three casks of wine went
from the Algiers dock along with the
arms. And the English lads, Captain
you will not have them delivered to the
consul ?"
"Did you ever know," laughed Jean,
"of me kicking back any man to the
press gangs white, yellow, brown or
black who ever reached the swamp?"
"Po you remember when our men
went recruiting to the Acadian dances
and shook their gold before the coun
try youth a speech, a song, a revel
that would carry every restless spirit
f the parishes back to our fort to
nerve you, Jean?"
There was a shout In the starlight
To the lugger's side swept a half
dozen canoes. Old whiskered fellows
would noa be denied -theye clambered
over the gunwales, and stood roaring
their welcome to the one-time dictator
of the Barataria coast. A torch
gleamed among the palmettos as Bo
hon's men slid the anchor to the mud.
Then they crowded aboard to shout, to
shake his hand, amazed that he lived,
eager to hear of the lost leader.
But Bohon led the way ashore. The
one-time privateers trooped behind the
guides to another palm-thatched camp
under which were stored the stolen
wine casks, the boxes of ammunition
snd scattered muskets. The English
deserters, red-eyed, reeling from drink,
looked upon the party with suspicious
Sazarac
eyes, although the swamp men hnd her
alded Lafltte' coming.
"Welcome, Cuptalnl" shouted old
Budge, the dock watchmun. "I came
with these lads. It must have been In
the very air that you had returned, for
of a sudden I had the notion of
plunder 1 Look you two more lusty
seamen from the Genaroti are here I"
"The mate laid twenty lashes to our
backs because we could not explain
Burke's get-away," said one. "We slid
down the chains, sir, and are done with
the king's shilling I"
"Lslltte 1" cried another. "I sailed In
a bark that took a round shot from you
once off Trinidad I Come, my hand to
it that I serve you now 1"
The laughter and the drinking arose
once more. Clearly the exile perceived
(lint the swamp outlaws had no other
thought than that he had come to re
vive again the marauding against the
West India merchantmen.
He led aside the eldertt of the desert
ing seamen. "Come, of the Genaron?
What is her mission in the gulf?"
"I wish I could answer, sir! She
sailed regularly, but she is stuffed with
arms. Vera Cruz was to be her entry
port, yet why carry arms to the king
o' Spain's men? We were warned to
say nothjng of her cargo. When the
Yankee customs discovered them, I
hear the British consul was . embar
rassed. Colonel Carr had hand In It,
the fo'cas'le said."
"Carr?" spoke up a youthful deserter
eagerly. "Why, that Is the blustering
officer who wrangled with the skipper
when they bundled the , woman
aboard I"
"The woman!" demanded Lafltte.
"What of this quick I"
"But the other night. The watch
was hustled below when they brought
her. Then it was up-sall and away
"Why, That Is the Blustering Officer
Who Wrangled With the Skipper
When They Bundled the Woman
Aboard."
without waiting to settle this quarrel
about the muskets which a drunken
supercargo put off and Into the cus
toms' hands by a mistake."
"Sailed I" The chief laid hands
upon his shoulder. "Lads, is It true?"
"Some dirty affair, sir. Burke and
Crackley and myself sitw It. Slave,
free woman of color, to be sold In the
Indies, or whatever she was we can
not say. They took her to the master's
cabin. There was no law to It, I war
rant, but when we lads saw that the
Genaron was to put out hastily we
took our leave o' her !"
Lafltte swept about upon Bohon.
"Mademoiselle Lestron on the Gena
ron, and the bark adrift to the passes I
What can she make, sir, with this
wind?"
"Steerage, nothing more. She will
not have passed English Turn "
"Forty men by daylight at the river
side I She shall be boarded In mid
stream, Bohon. Johonness back to
the Temple and summonjievery lad!"
There was a gasp of Incredulity.
The leader had turned back to the
smuggler's landing. The older prl
vateersmen followed. The deserters
stumbled among their wine casks.
Then the leader of them, John Crack
ley, a long, thin-faced villain of the
crimp-gangs, roared to the others.
"I told you, bullies. If ever we found
this Lafltte there would be rough
work to do! The Genaron -burn her
to the water's edge, say I and a
knife to the mate for the cat he laid
on our backs!"
The messengers paddled off in the
starlight while about Jean gathered
his old friends. And presently, across
the shallows, came another small boat,
swept by four black oarsmen to the
smuggler's stern. A cloaked figure
stepped out and grasped Lafltte's
hand.
"Monsieur de Almonasier!"
"The mask Is useless, sir ! I came to
warn you. The dragoonri seized my
house-servants, and bullied them Into
confession. Sazarac! The city
shouts with It! Jean Lafltte has
stolen the English colonel's ward!"
"Sir, you know better. I, Indeed,
know where she Is. Mademoiselle
Lestron has been put to sea. I take
it, to hush her mouth. She would
have spoken something dangerous to
Carr's purposes. What these are, In
all, we cannot say. But the lady of
the river packet is a prisoner on the
Genaron."
The count stared at him bewlldered
ly. "None In the city knows! Carr
roars his Indignation he leads the
cry that Jean Lafltte put hlg old
Biiralnrla refugees to the abduction.
Half dozen expeditions are tlttliif
out to search the swamps, Captain,
you cannot linger here!''
"The Genaron" said Lafltte curt
ly. "If she does not fetch a sailing
wind before she makes the outer
passes, Blxty of the Baratarlans will
swarm her chains for boarding before
daylight. Will that be answer enough
to the city, that Lafltte Is here again?
the oUl fox In his hiding place?"
"A mad scheme!" muttered Raoul.
"But ah, well! For a woman! I
trust, sir, you see It Is an act ot
piracy against the vessel of a friend
ly power In American waters?"
The exile laughed grimly. "The
dice are against Lafltte, th honest
man I"
"Sir. does she know your Identity?"
pursued De Almonaster gravely.
"Can you ask? Lafltte for whom
her countrymen have a gallows built
In every port that files the king's flag?
Come, sir! This Is man's business 1
Every hour counts every moment
She will know, soon enough, when s
proscribed outlaw frees her . , .
and turns away to face his ring of
enemies."
And suddenly old Bohon dashed to
his feet and held a finger to the air.
He touched the skin with his lips and
held It again.
"D n !" he shouted. "The air Is
changing. It Is swinging northerly!
A breeze In the river, and she will
make the passes before a man of us
could lift hand against her!"
It was true. Five minutes later the
lugger lurched slowly around In the
tide. The big sail began to lift and
stream In the starlight. Johauress
came aft cursing the stir of the water.
"I tell you ' It cannot be done. If
we had a thousand armed fellows In
the narrows what could they do with
cockleshell dugouts to board a ship
drawing sail?' ,
They listened to the lapping water
on the lugger's side. And now, from
the oak-grown Islet, there came a
stumble of feet, a clatter of arms, and
then a splashing In the starlit shal
lows. "Aye, bullies!" roared John Crack
ley. "I said If ever we met this La
fltte there would be proper work for
you!"
The deserters and the younger
swamp Islanders were swarming out,
drunken and with ribald cheers, under
their smoky torches. "A-Buratarla!"
one of the pardoned outlaws cried. It
was the old boarding sea-yell of the
Black Petral's crew, and It struck
with a curious cold prophecy to the
heart of Lafltte. Fate was bearing
him, do what be might back to the
lawless years of the youth he had
put by.
"The devil's hand Is In this," grum
bled Johanness. "This wind It will
be a good ship's wind tn the passes.
The Genaron will be In blue water to
morrow noon I"
"It Is fatal to our plan of boarding
her In the river," mused Lafltte. "And
the plan must change with the wind.
If we bad a weather boat off the old
Isle"
"A boat !" growled Nez Coupe. "But
In all these coves, where once we
counted forty sail and two hundred
guns, there Is nothing worth a nutshell
on blue water. Bah! We took the
President's pardon!"
"A ship !" snarled Black Mike. "Seize
a ship ! Damnation ! how does a man
find a ship? Why, name o' G d he
takes her 1"
And suddenly De Almonaster whirled
on the silent leader with glowing eyes.
"A ship? Why, there in the city
moored at 'the Place d'Armes!"
"The Napoleon ship!" shouted Jo
hanness. "Why, curse my eyes, that Is
a ship, but death to the perfumed gen
try that own her!"
"The Seraphlne?" cried Bohon.
"Why that beauty would sit ahead o'
the English bark and laugh in any
weather!"
Lafltte was staring half-amusedly at
De Almonaster. "Monsieur, the Sera
phlne lies In the very heart of the city,
under the guns of every fort and wars
man there!"
"Well, then threescore of your
swamp fellows gathered secretly by the
Algiers shore, and crossing the river at
midnight could board and have her
under way ere the port awoke. Once
off the passes, she could overhaul the
bark. She is gunned for the best of
them, but there would be no need.
The Genaron could not fight she
would give back the lady ... of course
the admiralties at Washington and
London would howl, but" the young
man shrugged Indifferently "the af
fair would be over."
"Over? Monsieur, are you mad?"
"Ah, I had forgotten that I possess a
certain Interest In the Seraphlne I Of
course, I really know nothing about
such madness! I am amazed I de
nounce It much as I denounce this
Saz-a-rac who a dinner guest of mine
4s discovered to be Lafltte, the pi
rate I"
"You peril your life and your
future, Monsieur."
(TO BB CONTINUED.)
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