Wallowa chieftain. [volume] (Joseph, Union County, Or.) 1884-1909, 1902-05-08
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somehow prepared ~ ca= scene NJ; q
re surprised a. anything -la. might
happen II :EIs strange region. :
passed, however, hC--I=-i-y 1ovu the
-l0re u7 rough path, and found :le
-raL INFO the valley and cle village.
le--d voices and saw a dim crowd o.:
re-uls about the -U.nei mill. Uu: tue
---=4u. black and ev..-sIue. ing. vas
between NJ and l., ant I naG u=-;l-cs
- let ny curiosity wall. continued
ny way lu-C iHe village, which. :
found. lay behind the marv-s-1-ev=d
nj. toward The mouth " .ls -. .-.y and
close tc cHe GI2l r1aG Uy which I
--J~- have entered L. : mad. a. J.
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Before l vas we.. lL-C the village
passed ct arrangement. %: ..E buildings
v.sl blank walls 20 ne -laL. ;rgu
which came no sound o.; life - wo-E.
but instead, the y.les- and s-range-.
-ue..s clst ever offended -ue -sU.e.
ana irDu iae MIlz: Oi which rg-e &
towering chimney tha; smls=G COR
suu=c.y. These, guessed. were part
o.! the cHemiCa. w1rks 0i vuicl : had
heard. found the r=crQ-y z, the
O:ue- end Of iu- village. I did u5: 70
the rector vas II bed il.-bu: asked
70 be directed ~ nv lodgings.
! na,- some tea and then I prepared =
% . dinner q; the house o; 3.r. En-
manue. >yeiuta-G., one Of the creators
ana lords 0! the Topic. into which
had entered. He was -ecIor'z cur-rn
warden, and : had corresp01Isd wl:l
H.1 concerning -ue cr-acy. and had
made this dinner arrangement G weez
ago. ! asked my lanGlaty where 7
should find I!mp=-iev Hal.
''cH, =aIl sls, looking :; NE with
q comIca. eye Of r-rpect, ''yDu Z. b= 70
iu2 20 Muster S;=eLl=a-:' 30 - -.le
pronounced tne u.a2uare'= name
Hes g: ;E' 0:He- enl O. N village OF
~1ale Brow she called i: Brew
stop biz, mon ~ls welt 10 IN
.!C1- O; -le room and called. "U.cz.
lad. you nun .ak' the p4--gu " 70
Muster >te-ule2-- Then turning
T. NE. sae said, Hell. ;aA .aa. mn. '-
md v.-lC-eT.
: vas amused and when minute
- Two later sle called from 5ae bottom
~: -ue s:zlrs.
"Art rea6y, pa-son? III ads wait
lng
positively laughed 70 myself. Ny
amusement inCrea -ed y hen : .aE nv
-UIde. Young Hercules IL clogs, who
might easily have taken" me 10 Tim
yeriey Hal. and farther under his arm.
Tiuperley Hall discovered over
looked ;ne valley irOm the side ouu1-
lite 70 :uat from which I had first
viewed u. soon I was in lie drawing
room, shaking hands with Mr.. lor
Herr Emmanuel Steinhardl ior I saw
AZ once that ne was OF pure Teut0nic
/ breed, and 7 heard. when he had spoken
few words, that ne must have spent
all his youth and part OF MS manhood
I IN the Ea;ner.sut: be spoke perfect
English, bu. with an indescribable.
.e.i-taie accent. / had jus. time 10
notice MS bur.y figure, his somewhat
-Ounded shoulders. and his massive
/ bald head, when 7 was introduced to
IIs vile, tail handsome, Lancashire
woman her speech BETRAYED nerJ, with
. s-ey hair, evidently q good deal older
. than he; then TO Miss Louise Lacroix.
. ~ " 44J44- = III jill q a. Y r---L4 -L4A-
she looked refined and foreign-a rare
exotic in this region OF surprises; and.
.ast.y. to my son, Frank, a young
man o; one or twO-and.:Weuty. who
looked in every way and spoke ike an
EHg.Ishman. These in.roduccious over,
Ee "a: down 20 wait for the announce
men, Of dinner. There ges very little
-ait: they seemed constrained, and I
was, perhaps, shy. No one seemed to
.hlnk Of trying 70 =et me az my ease.
5lr. Stsinhsrdt "a: watching the CLOCK,
and a: intervals throwing questions
over his shoulder to MS vile. (One
question 7 noted was, ''Is Jim coming
at aIl?'-to which she answered, Jim
aid ne might look in alter dinner and
moke a pipe I wondered who
Jim Tas. was wishing had not &C
csr ted this invitation for my frs. even
ing in Timperiey, when the Young lady
edged her chair q little nearer 10 me.
and said, with the sweetest OF smiles
and the mot musical Of tones:
''You COME from the soush-trom