Wallowa County chieftain. [volume] (Enterprise, Or.) 1909-1911, 1909-10-21

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don't think you need BE- y. %
saviile y. never was inclined u
I am afraid of soms,ht.s s's
worse designing woman
indeed And Mr.. Raw.0, :
curiously at her. sAas
Yes" continued Mrs. s.,,n.
Ing the little dogs head tSo.'.s p
When he was abroad som~
he made the acQuAintancs }, .
old gambling. disreputabls ,,,.-a IN
Lord Everton's. This man Ne. A
ter, and l heard acciden,.r.' ~. '',s
Hugh was a great deal with ~. 2
my son returned warnsa h,-
such penniless adveuturersR n E.
Cd IN an odd. bitter wsy -.
Don't trouble yourself. NV A.. e =
er; Miss Hilton would not loos s,-'
! at once saw some deem So.
this; don't your" Asns
Well. ! can't possibly ,,,.
are SO many sides to human -.
feminine human natur. .-
The young lady must be rath..
liar II she would not look Al NJ.
saville. I should say he Wa. - a
pleasant object"
i know you are fond n, H..
Rawson; your regard for him -.
ems the old ties that your 49,
service has created"
Humphi" said Rawson IA h,
does she think am her ioot-,..|
Yes" he observed. 'your a.,
true friend to my poor wild l,s ~
owing to him that he is What !. N
now. and has a chance Of E w..
able life"
i am very glad he was Of n. n
your son" returned Mrs. savIn. =.
an air Of infinite superiority. nj
Mr.. Rawson, do you not think Hv,s'1
answer evasive?"
Mr. hugh Saville is never sv,,,,
He may have been q little hussa vis|
the young lady"
Then she was on the track a, -
other prey" said Mrs. saville ro,,l
fully. Il nave an admirable m.,rA !,
Hugh. desirable in every var =
when ] found he had wandered ~,
to Nice and was lingering thsre \,
not a little uneasy"
Did you say the young lady's mn,
is Hilton?" asked Rawson, sudd.,II
Yes; her father is, or calls hlm,.s
Captain Hilton"
Then / don't think you need A.
tress yourself. l saw the death q, ,
Captain Hilton about a fortnight an,
IN q newspaper. He died somsvhe,,
In France. but not at Nice. nu:icsl
the name because-oh, because hsN
beard Lord Everton speak Of him
How can you tell il It be N
same?" Mrs. Saville was beginniu,
with great animation. when the bulls
appeared. carrying on a salver Iarr
envelope bearing the Inscription %
Her Majesty's Service" and addrexs
10 Lieutenant Hugh Saville.
This is some appointment for n,
son. cried Mrs. Saville. 'I knew
would come in this unexpected way.
II not maddening that he should
absent?" As she spoke, she tore Ii
letter open and glanced at it, and q
claiming. Yes. as ! thought" hands
1t to her confidential adviser. BE TOD
It, and read as follows:
Admiralty, Whitehall, July M
Sir have the honor to iniur-
you that you are appointed to 4. Mi
Vortigern. Flagship OF Admiral VAR
law. on the West Indian Station.
You will proceed by the Mail leaI
ing Southampton on the 26th ins;au
for Port Royal. Jamaica.
"If H NJ. S. vortigern has lett, 70
viii report yourself to the Senior NJ
val Officer. from whom you viii 8.
directions where to join your ship
Il lave the honor TO be. sir. yuu
obedient servant,
ROBERT BROWN.
Secretary to the Admiralty.
TO Lieutenant Hugh Saville,
Stafford Square, S. w.
There. that is just the openin
Hugh has wished for-lieutenant
the flagship on the West Indian 81
tion. Why, II this threatened rupiHr
with Russia comes to anything, ID
West Indian squadron would moi
probably be ordered to the Black Sea-
nothing is more probable; then D
might have a chance Of distinguisaia
himself. want to see my son an q
miral. How infinitely provoking ID
he should be absent"
"You must telegraph to him Sitnot
a moments loss OF time said N
Rawson. IF he starts tomorrow,
tonight. why, he'll be here in thlrt
six hours. Very little time need
lost Shall I wire for you?"
"Oh. yes. please; and reply to tnl
too. Let them know he is coming
We'll, there is little danger OF 20.
son being caught now, Mrs. saviil
II Venus herself had her hand on u
he must break away. when such q sui
mons may mean fighting Good NOR
ing. Leave the telegraph to me- q