Elk City mining news. (Elk City, Idaho) 1903-1913, 1910-03-05
my son returned I warned him .sainr.

Oh III II OQQ, Dlttcr way, ana salQ
Don't trouble yourself, my dear moth
or; Miss Hilton would not look at me-
l at once saw some deep scheme In
this; don't your"
We'll, I can't possibly say; there
are 30 many sides to human nature
feminine human nature especially.
The young lady must be rather pecu-
liar II she would not look at Mr.. Hugh
Saville. / should say he was rather a
pleasant object"
Il know you are fond of Hugh, Mr.
Rawson; your regard for him strength.
ems the old ties that your excellent
service has created"
'Humph," said Rawson to himself,
does she think l am her footman?''
Yes" he observed. your son was a
true friend to my poor wild lad. It's
owing to him that he is what he is
now, and has chance of respect
able life"
4 am very glad he was of use to
your son." returned Mrs. Saville, with
an air of infinite superiority But,
Mr.. Rawson. do you not think Hugh's
answer evasive?"
Mr.. Hugh Saville is never evasive
He may have been little huffed with
the young lady"
Then she was on the track OF some
other prey" said Mrs Saville, scorn.
fully. Il nave an admirable match for
Hugh, desirable In every way; SO,
when I found he had wandered back
TO Nice and was lingering there, I felt
not a little uneasy"
Did you say the young lady's name
is Hilton?" asked Rawson. suddenly.
Yes; her father is, or calls himself.
Captain Hilton"
Then ] don't think you need dis
tress yourself. ] saw the death OF
Captain Hilton about a fortnight ago
In a newspaper. He died somewhere
In France, but not at Nice / noticed
the name because-oh, because I have
heard Lord Eyerton speak of him"
How can you tell IL Il be the
same?" Mrs. Saville was beginning,
with great animation, when the tutler
appeared, carrying on q salver a large
envelope bearing the Inscription ION
Her Majesty's Service" and addressed
10 Lieutenant Hugh Saville.
This is some appointment for my
son. cried Mrs. Saville. i knew II
would come In this unexpected way. Il
II not maddening that he should be
AS she spoke, she tore the
letter open and glanced at It. and ex
claiming Yes, as ] thought" handed
II TO her confidential adviser. He took
II, and read as follows:
Admiralty Whitehall July 20.
Sir have the honor 10 inform
you that you are appointed TO II. NJ. S.
Vortigern. Flagship OF Admiral Ward.
law, on the West Indian Station.
You will proceed by the Mail leav
Ing Southampton on the 10th instant
for Port Royal, Jamaica
III h H. S. Vortlgern has left. You
VIII report yourself 10 the Senior Ma.
val Oficer, from whom you will get
directions where 10 Join your ship.
= have the honor 70 be. sir your
Dbedient servant.
tNRpi<tNi hlOWN
Secretary 20 The Admiralty
no Lieutenant Hugh sayllle,
stafford Square, s W."
There, that is just The opanlne
Hugh has wished for lieutenant OF
NE flagship on me West indian sta.
Ion Why " fhis threatened rupture
YIN kussla comes 10 anything. the
West indian squadron would most
probably b. ordered 10 fhe Black Sea
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