The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1904-07-12

{ .H''''# AHH#A ma AfH. HHHAa
lnnrdau had been dropping viaIbiY
ever since the startling episode Of
I That September visitation Alice had
+ been half hearted only ln her sym
raihy ANA Manifestations. and Mrs
innHdau. troubled that they should
F hr troubled. bad now grave raaaon
in Doe troubled on her own account
ihlH. too. when there was no deKaf 3
20 brother and skilled physician
EloHe az hand to renaaufc and COM
E fort
A strange year had thla been 20
lhErHham lie and hla benrfaafar
{ were taken 10 the war department
the morning ~ their arrival in
I washington. aud there elaaamata
~ The majors gave them cordial
Wrirpme. aud there they were aHaa
/ Toned hV the HHf secretary himself
I Chalmers asked that he might be
excused from giving information af
any kind. he being NifHluIHH a.
vel az uoHseumbafaut aud ST.
Cameron could not insist. bat t..
srhhHmH narrative was taken down
and, Ho Far ffem being sent 10 Join
hiH troop be Nar hidden % remain
with Major chalmers. Tor whom
most comfortable quhrtora bad been
found ana Who stood much iu need
of rest and professional care.
Then. later old friends and rom
radios fia#ked ~ see him. and at auah
times IL seemed 70 delight Chalmers
. Go present hfa gumfade au The log
carrier 81 the tn gaiatryH % ssn
erals and field officers. one ~ whom
ena Major Wallis. and WaIua knew
him Instantly and gave him hearty
welcome and HId himself no good -
declaring. Ia presence Of other Of
ficers, the sentence Of the court ab-
aurd
The week following tngfabam's
arrival he saa surprised by the re-
esipt ~ Today furiouFh with per-
mission 10 visit the city Of &aN
York lie had money enough for the
purpose Chalmers WAS In excellent
hands and So. without first HnIns 10
pay bis respect ~ nroukalds. cur
Z trooper took the night train and.
with the moffown dawn. Naa
. ffamplag un "a the Aaior house for
E breakfast The iaNy erH' offices HHHe
away down town. and The men he
most needed 70 see we're Watson and
Z &ed Hufnham.
The nfaf named HHH eagerly wait
T Ina ana seemed reinired 90 welcome
him. Together they went 20 the -
1 Nicholas where nuuham had been
raomlnK. the MaYunr homestead
having already raFaod 70 other
hands ST Hufnham hnd left quite
suddenly sid the clerk. three aaFa
before lie had gone 10 the Hudson
River railway station and probably
70 Montreal
Watson HHH even more fnrena~A
ihsn Res lie has been here three
weeks. with power OF attorney
from Mrs Fairbanks. who has adfaa
little money = her awn. and 20 my
surprise and discontinue. another
from naYuaf himself n simply
shows how weak HaYnor's Judgment
must have Grown. or how strong
E8riihhm Influence. So hes slRues1
TaucrH for Haanaf and made euIFee-
tionH for both. and was to have
aiVen me an accounting this marn-
inF his ouH proposition end naH
he's off lie must have heard -
yeur escape ard possibly Fag sInd
of your coming
To Watson Rex conndsd Chal-
merH i@ffrr rruudatinK one tsie-
sram ana denying the statements Of
the other From Watson he re-
eelved but little newu ~ Tire absent
nnsA HaguaF had reEalned ln part
the use of his voice. but one arm
and lea were practically worthless.
BE Was q wreck for Ha mueh af life
81 might Be left him. but Vas able
- spend hours IN the sunshine ard
the soft Hea all. and with EdIGha 90
minister Co him was drcamliy con-
tent
Editha. sid watson. had written
time and again 10 urge him. aa their
lawyer 70 ralas money on her ssH-
E psctationa" But she Vas vet
legal Infant Mrs. Fairbanks AL
yancsd the money for the family
needs, even keeping up the rather
T liberal allowance MI Raynof haH
{ accorded Durham. but she held
the purse strings and Editha
chafed ct her restrictions Watson
beloved tQat beyond her anzlstlss
on her fathers account Miss Ray
nor wnH far from happy. and now.
doubUsss that black sheep nurn-
L ham would be again IN close attend
ancs and there VAS no telling what
might result could fngraham tell
1 him anything about those people
f The Mollava who claimed that
Rurnham vas Indebted 10 them In
a larEe sum
Even then Rex was loath "a tel
~ Buruham.s relations with that
+ moor girl and his own 1uuayHuaea
and cntanRIements resulting there
I from. Watson went into q fums Of
wrath when the truth was told Rex
ought 70 lose no time IN going to
Nassau. said he. and dcnauneIns
nuruham 10 his face. and In the
presence Of. at least. John HaYuar
and his sister.
Uncle sam might raise ehise-
lions" was Rex'H quiet answer. You
forget I arm still q mere trooper
and one does not so voyuEinE on
TROOPER pava That reminded Wat
SON that there were several hun
dred dollars subject 90 InEraham's
order which he ought 90 draw
There WIS barely r. hundred due
when Mr. Raynor was stricken. "
Working Night And Day.
Tho busiest and miRhtieat little
thing that ever WuH made IL Or
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