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Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-01-15
He Gould stay till Tea.
Waterbury Americana


Following is a verbatim record of ten
minutes conversation by twelve-year-ol
lad, who made a short visit to his aunt one
afternoon. The same lad is now a young
man in business not fifty miles from Water
bury, and well known in business circles
hereabouts
''Good afternoon; am going to stay with
you; find that can: am going to stay till
tea. ! wish to look at this envelope box.
Who gave it to you? Won't you give it to
me? What do you say in French when you
wish to say oh, pshaw?' How do you spell
'quele heure est it?' Won't you give me
piece of candy? can stay with you till tea.
Let me see some of those packs (taking out
his aunts envelopes. What do you say in
French when you wish to say, what pretty
envelopes? Where's your scissors, auntie?
Where are they? Won't you give me some
candy? I'll get it. Can l have so much?
May l? Won't you give me book to look
at? Won't you give me piece of paper
Can have this whole one if won't ask for
another? What makes you smile 80 when
you writer Won't you, just for the joke of
It. write letter for me to my pa2" This was
all in less than ten minutes and was extended
indefinitely. Does any one recognize the
picture? 1t covers more space on life's can
vas now, but does not differ so widely in
these especial features.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-01-15
GiadStOne's POmatum Pot,

1t is said that there is something very
touching in Mrs. W. E. Gladstone's care of
her illustrious husband. She has never once
left his side all through the Scotch campaign.
and being near him she never takes her eyes
off him. She wraps him up when he leaves
room, places a chair for him when he en-
ters-is as careful of him, in short, as if he
were her only son and still in petticoats
When Mr.. Gladstone was making his great
speeches In Parliament on the foreign policy
of the government, he used to furnish much
innocent merriment to the members about
him by the production of what looked like o
pomatum pot, the contents of which he from
time to time absorbed. Night after night he
brought this crockery with him, formally
produced it from his coat tail pocket, and
placed it within reach on the table. Then
every one knew he was going to make great
speech. After much discussion and an ag-
ony of curiosity, one of his parliamentary
brothers ventured to ask what the mysterious
mixture might be. Mr.. Gladstone very frank
ly told him that it was simply an egg beaten
up in glass of sherry, though why it should
have been carried about in pomatum pot
remains unexplained to this day.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-01-15
Helena, Montana, Thursday, January IS, 1880.
PAR BOILED.
Two Fighting Brothers Throw Each 9th.
er Into u Boiling CaldrOn.



One of the most sickening affairs, if, in
deed, it is not the most horrible, which it ev-
er has been our duty to chronicle, happened
last Saturday, on the premises Of Mr.. Solon
Kelley, about eight miles from Huntsville.
There Was hog killing in progress, and two
colored men, Robert and Dennis Patrick,
brothers, got into a dispute about each 9TH
er's share in the years crop. A long kettle
filled with water was near by. The water in
the kettle had been heated to such a high de-
gree that they were waiting for 1t to cool
little in order to scald hogs in it, The water
was SO hot that they were afraid that it would
''set" the hair of the hogs. This was the
high temperature of the water when the
brothers began to quarrel. Dennis, who was
the oldest, told Robert that he would put him
in the kettle if he didn'tst ut up, and Robert,
the preacher brother, told Dennis that if he
put him (ROberD in the water, he Dennis)
would have to 90 with him. Dennis caught
Robert and pressed him backward in the di-
rection of the kettle He pressed him, both
OF them having their arms locked meanwhile,
until they both went headlong into the kettle
of seething water. Their piteous and awful
screams and means soon attracted others to
the place, who finally extricated them from
the boiling caldron. They retained their
senses when first taken out, and their intense
agonies were simply beyond description.
They at once complained of their hot clothes
and when these were taken from their limbs
great fakes of boiled flesh went with them,
leaving their bones exposed. Their boards
fell out and their hair dropped from their
heads. They had literally been cooked alive.
The sight was such that those who witnessed
it were well nigh paralyzed with horror
All possible measures of relief were tried
during the night, but Robert died next day,
and Dennis died on Monday.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-01-15
A Ten.Acre Wife.

Yesterday Solomon Glass, a colored man
whose experience in agricultural pursuits has
enlightened his neighborhood. came to town
with a view OF getting divorce from his
wife When asked upon what grounds, he
replied
"Sufficient is de grounds for dis occasion.
When | rented ten acres and worked one
mule | married q oman suitable for de occa-
sion. Now rent sixty acres of lam and
work five mules. My fust wife is mighty
good ten-acre wife, but she don't suit de oc-
casion ob sixty acres. I needs oman that
can spread more"
When told by lawyer that the grounds
were not sufficient, he remarked:
81 kin produce de histry to show whar I'm
careck. Is learned man and can read clar
aroun' de majority OBJ colored gentlemen an
great many white fellers. De reasons be-
longs to de French histry, an, tho doesn't
speak French, l talks about it. You know
Napoleon fust married Josephine de Beau
harris
'Yes," said the lawyer, ''but you may be-
come trif1e too historically opulent if you
proceed much farther"
''Dats all right. An you know dat when
he got to de head OBJ de guberment, an had
charge OBJ all de commissaries, he wanted
wife what would spread more, an he got
dispensation from Josephine and hitched on
to Maria Louisa, case she could spread more.
Dar's de histry, an dar's de precedent, an eff
man can't git dispensation on desc grouns
whar's yer court houses, an whar's yer law?"
LITTLE Rock (Ark.) Gazette.
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-01-15

Fernando Healey, of Rehoboth, Mass, has
in bis possession gun which has history.
His great grandfather brought it to this coun-
try in 1880, and used it in the French war.
His son Joseph gave it new stock in 1851,
and inserted silver plate in the stock, with
the date and his initials engraved thereon.
Joseph's son John used it in the revolution
ary war. 1t then passed into the possession
of another son, the late Stafford Healey, of
Rehoboth, father of the present owner. He
used it fourteen days during the war of 1912,
receiving therefor pension. In 1920 he re-
stocked the gun and put in new lock. and
at his death it came into the hands of the
present owner. The barrel is original. is in
good order, and the gun is still used by men,
Helena weekly herald. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1867-1900, 1880-01-15
THE DAKOTA BLIZZARD.
A Father Lost in an Effort to Save His
Children Five Children Perish ON
Their Way Home.
From the Fargo Argus.


Carl Belau, a German, with his family,
were living in shanty belonging to another
man, on section 10, township 143, range SO,
something less than mile from the place
they were preparing for home. The man
had completed stable, and his house was
ready to move into. They commenced to
move Saturday, and were drawing their
goods on a hand sleigh, leaving their stove to
be taken over the next trip. When within
about one hundred steps of the house the
woman was taken i'll, and the two youngest
boys, aged eighteen months, and two and
one-h half years, were left wrapped in a blank
ct, and put in dry goods box, while the man
helped his wife and two other children to the
house. They got the woman in bed when
the boy and girl were beginning to freeze,
and they were put in bed with their mother.
by this time it began to get dark. and when
the man started out for the children left be-
hind, his wife begged him not to go, as the
children were lost, and he would freeze. He
could not think of leaving them without
making an effort, so he started, and had
reached the box when he was frozen, and
died on the spot The woman gave birth to
q child that night, and on Sunday night it
died. She laid in bed without any fire, or
food to eat, until Monday noon, when she
got up and managed by some means to reach
the house of Mr.. Gage, about one and one
half mile distant. Search was then made
and the man was found lying on his back
near the box which contained the bodies of
his wo boys