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Newspaper
Myrtle Point Enterprise
Location
Myrtle Point, Oregon, United States of America
Date
Apr 11, 1902
Page
3
The narrator recalls a foggy Timperley evening with the Steinhardts and Birleys. Conversations weave from legal battles over a chemical firm to memories of Paul Lacroix and Manuel. A smoke-tinged town, a toppled bell tower, and a memorable first visit cap the tale as a fading, haunting portrait.
A fragment recounts visits to Timperley Hall and tea with Jedies, reflecting on local industry, a spidery ruined mill by a plank bridge, and a retired weaver's remark about a brook bearing trout after years of hardship. The scene blends memory, place, and rural life.
Miss Lacroix confesses a dream of her presumed dead father drowning in a pink vapor at a pond. The narrator, Mr Unwin, vows to help trace the father, aided by London contacts. Bacon's Hotel is noted as last known. The scene unfolds with a hooded figure by the water and a tense confession in the moonlight.
A fragmented OCR passage mentions a character or faction named Giret and Chir with a cue that the story continues. Corrupted text obscures plot and context, leaving readers awaiting follow up for clarity.
The North China Daily News cited by the Victoria steamer Bumpress notes disbanded soldiers from Feng Tse Tein’s force, about 4000 men, joining Kw ang Si insurgents. The rebels may rally 60 000, with fears of a Mohammedan uprising led by ex Prince Tuan. Tung Fuh Shang is named as possible rebel commander.
Helena Mont April 8 The eight Northwestern states likely to send game wardens to a summer meeting to discuss cooperation in protecting Northwest game States expected to be represented include Montana Idaho Washington Oregon Utah Wyoming North Dakota and Minnesota South Dakota would join if a warden existed Northwest Territory may also be represented Major John Pitcher Yellowstone acting superintendent favors the meet and has proposed June 15 in the National Park
Secretary Long reports Captain Perry of the battleship Iowa did not attend any banquet dinner where a toast was made and denies making improper remarks. Long says Perry's explanation is satisfactory and he did not offer to sell the Iowa.
Gardner Williams, manager of the De Beers mines, has left London for South Africa and may reach Rhodes funeral activities in time. The grave will have a fine monument funded by Rhodes’s personal friends, and the historic gun carriage from Kimberley will be placed atop Matoppo Hill as part of the memorial.
York April 3 wireless communication was ined on the ip we.
Portland reports the Republican ticket for Oregon includes Governor W J Furnish from Umatilla county and other state offices. The platform backs retention of the Philippines truste dissolution Chinese exclusion labor rights and irrigation control. In the Second District convention J N Williamson of Crook county is named as representative.
In Roseburg on April 2 the Republican convention for the First District nominated Representative Thomas H. Tongues of Washington County.
Judge Eil Torrence says the G A R pension committee found no fault with current laws but with their enforcement. The president considers a new pension commissioner as a replacement for Evans, while noting only one old soldier out of 73 000 was convicted of fraud last year. Torrence denies any bid for office.
Newark April 2 Dr Thomas Duan English writer and physician died yesterday. Born in Philadelphia in 1819 he earned an MD from the University of Pennsylvania in 1838 and later practiced medicine in Newark after two terms in the New Jersey legislature. He also studied law and worked in journalism in New York from 1844 to 1860.
Right Rev. Thomas O Gorman Catholic bishop of South Dakota travels to Washington for a conference with President Roosevelt regarding the purchase of fire lands. The report notes the official visit aims to discuss policy and potential actions.
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