The Yakima herald. [volume] (North Yakima, W.T. [Wash.]) 1889-1914, 1889-04-18

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Accordinciy AZ ,oon N tha a,rvnna had
r.r,ov.d me clD,h and aftsr ~ "a faahioo.
nIos,.A an. vim. anon ,I,a nakad wood- the
muir l,.y.n NJ, ~ AZ vhich ~ folIovfn1
4 tbs sp,,.,nn,~
..in the tin,a of Ja,naa The M IA Molla
family vas Al the h,,ght a. r. oro1oeFitV.
that Il =, fa1 4. non.y ro.. For eoverai
eenpratin,s Dreyious the r,ure,entativsG o.
ths family ha,i withdrnwn thema,lvsa fron
anv active narti,.ir,,tio,, I'M ouhlIe afRaIra and
I,ving her. Z, sn,.ll er,,.u,. ur,on tholr Iend1.
which we're Al mai t,me 'yeT,V ARC nd
ama,,..1 a quantity ~ vvaalth thaa fop TIA
nre. might fairly L. caIlrhspnormou1 Thus
Sir Etrnhen A. n MolIn ia rrandfathoF a
the Mir Jan,,. vbo Iyed IN ~ tIrno a
JnIne. /. I,ft n mia ,on, who Cas aI.o nan,od
s,tephen' 4 ann n n,i 10 than e2a mo IN
xold Thi, Str,,bsp va, a erpat Mis-. and
Tradition xay. thai he trrblsd TIA MIN n IA
me- Inn. Anyhow, he Al a rich a. Cr0I,a.
and abo,ninats,i allie by his tsnanta nd bT
tina tSN,ntry M, a nicn, 4. exD.ct.d vhen
. gentleman Of his name and fans deVradod
himself as This Mir Struhan nndoubtodlv Ala
70 The pract,ce Of us,iry
"With the next beir, sir Jamsa. however,.
the old shirt On The De Ia MolIeI oeems 10
nave revived. although IL 4 suIflcieutlv clear
that b. was BY no means 4 spendthrtft. but. on
the contrary. a careful man, though one who
maintained his station and refused 70 coll ii.
tlnRera with such basv dealing A n hal
pleased his uncle 70 DO Going 70 court be-
became. perhaIs on account Of his wealth. 3
conSlderaLle fsyorite with Jane /. 10 whom
he was greatly attached. and from whom
30 bought Laronstcy Indeed. the bsut
proof d hls devotion &. that 10 on two occa
sionA lsat large sums Of money 70 the King
which were never repaid On The nccarsioI.
Of Charles /, however. Sir james Ieft cour,
under cirrumstancos which were never Quit.
cleared up Il IL said mat, smartinR unde,
some blight which was put upon him, b.
made . somewhat bruaaus demand for tbs
money that be had lent 70 Jamea Therr0n
the King, with sarrastic wit, conKratulate.i
MIN ON the fact that the spirit Of his uncle
Sir Stephen De Ia Mole, who's name va,
still a byword In the land, evidently sur
yiyed In the family Sir jams turner
white with anger. bowed. and without n
word left the court, nor aid be ever return
thither.
"Years passed, and the civil war was At ity
heiRhG Sir James had q vet steadily re
fused 70 take any share in n He had move,
forgiven the insult put upon MIN by the
kin9, for, like most Of lis race. Of whom il vas
said that they nSvor fOrVavc an injury and
never forgot Q kIndneus, hs was q pertina
cious man ThervforO he would not LIT q
finger in the kings cause, but still lee, would
be help the RoundLeadls, whom he hated
with singular hatred SO time went, till ut
last, when be was sore pressed, harles.
knowing his great wealth and inIiusnce.
james. appealinx 70 him for auuport. and q
pocially Tor money.
"T hear aid the king In hIs Istter. that
Sir james de n Molla. who Wa aforstymo
well Affected 70 our person and more crue
cially % the late kinr. our sainted father. doth
stand idle. watching the growing Of this
bloody struggle and lifting no hand. Such
was not the way Of the race from which he
eprunR. which. unless history doth Greatly
lis, hath In the past been each found a the
sids Of their Kings striking for the rlrhk Il
q aid 70 me- also that Sir james De a Molle
doth thus place him-elf aside, blowing
neither hot nor cold, because Of oomo sharp
words which We spaks In needles Let many
q year that's gone We know not Il this =
trus, doubling 70 . mans memory b % long,
but II 70 ID b. than hardly do ~ crave his
U.FUOn. ANU mO|. now
Z our oatate one Of Rrievous usrII. And aorelv
40 n. ned the Ala 81 Clod ana man Tbers
fore. II the heart of our ubiect Cir Jamsl Dc
a Hollc 8 not robeIlious asain,t ma n Ne
eanno, readily credit u 70 -. We do implor0
present bis aid In men and money, Of which
last Il q aid be hath large store. thi. I0taor
beine proof Of our urgent need
"Thsso were. e nearly a. can fsmambsr.
the very words o. the letter which Was witt
tan In Bic own hand, and show prStty Clearly
how hardly be was pressed. It & aid that
Whsn be- rad n. Sir james. Forgetting hIs
RrioVancs. Lurst into tears. md. taking the
pausr. wrota hastily q follow. which Isri ne
certainly ala. for have a.en the latter n the
muDouua, NV lieco-Of ne ua1t 4 viii NOT
Opeak. u 9 past But since /. hath IRA
ciously pleased your majesty % ash mine "a
aeaipst the rohela Who Wonid overthrow vour
throne. rot assured that an have i at yonr
majeEtvb di1Do.al. an ouoh tim. a your
epcmics ~ dIsComfitsd h hatb pIessed
Providsnco 70 10 urosper nv fortune, that 1
have 1torod aWav IN ! safo placa. tilI tho,s
time. 81 oaI.. 1 very Treat um IN told,
whereof I viii q once placo 1000 pIscSs a
tho diapo.al on vour ma ir-tv. 20 soou q 4 eafe
meanS can :. provided a convevine n.
One. ss1Iue that nd soopsr dio than thai
the1o ereat money! ahould laIl into ~ hanI.
an thn rnhola 70 IN f,,rthoranca Of An eviI
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