New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1890-09-07
STORIES FROM MONTANA.
INCIDENTS OF WESTERN LIFE.

STORIES FROM MONTANA.
INCIDENTS OF WESTERN LIFE.
Helena Auc. cs.-n goes without saying that
one Of the pcrplcxinc questions Of the Gay mere
j. that Of domestic service. Int fe"
wear, ago. the cook took her seat at INC
piano of her employee. aud with charming mp"itia'S
entertained her friends those OF the mistress o' to
hou.c 4 hin, tina, the music was not desired woun
probably have resulted her leaving tn" house. 'hr
cook does not do that fortunately my wife mas no
pauo but she has 80 much company IN her part OF
the house that in the front room can s'a''cS
hear what saying I" one ahothcr az ''mo>'
She Joins in the laugh around the table, ~ she phcs
backward and forward with the dishes. and puts III
her oar I'm the conversation. When one lively young
woman presided in orr Kitchen had to remember
honest Dc.ory'," warning against telling stories tn"
amusing Ia be heard 10y the one whom We du hot WIS"
to hear laugh louder than the company at the table
one day nothing cam" in from the Kitchen. ana "hc,
my wife went {" what had happened. the cook
va, in tears because she had been requested TO l1ng
In the dinner. one left In disgust because. ~ she
condcd my wife. the boys. as She wa, pleased tn
call my fifty five year-old brother and friend OF
his. greet her when She returned to WORK after
an absence of u week two. our cooks both white
and colorrd arc married of 30 fast that have to
look out for very often. We quito
cnncd IA neighbor who had found cook 50 old and
hopclc->ly i'll favored Jat thought one In hi,
could think Of natf1niOny In connection with
lut day this gr:,yc, of came out
Of her Kitchen all Of inttrr. tho neicbor cOnfded
t" ny wife. A man had brought letter OF IN
troduction. the old sOil simprrcd. and he wants To
marry me" lou won't be such a blockhesd to
rnIry him" the young ml,tr'-, asked. "Whv.
ma am. VA the reply. almost palette IN H. nrtlc>S
ness 1t may be the last chance But the old
eiiT, brother got wind of 1t mat day, and broke up
,' scheme the heart and wae"> Of the love
harm. st.,ff, At 81
>"wn. and the ancient '"oh -nI"rrd and gsccd about
III" h"n~c f" such drtr"' that ncirbor told her she
had Gather I" come 10 her >":'cr else look
oIt for another pll," She d'cidrd that good home
Wa n"t {" 'r gwen up, and made rNort settle
down. In appearance AT l".,t II must indeed have
been ~" Last chance, her prophetic sonl had told
No.. ini he j. still sp.n>tr.
VI, VIII heard story on tins subject Will. on
v,' {" For; E."biaid The coriIia'.art ~ thr f'rt
had -rr difficulty with hi '"n!td cooh,. ms kii'l"1
being Filled ",'iil""I- with adniIiuc =" ,!n- from
n" EuHa. r,.1n'"nt," uid,n Tor ,r' c"!"rti
troop. from ~" ,'.il IA thr lar tlt IL" determined
I" - "iIt" w"i.au ir the Office. II" l'sh"d "r'
toy VII" ,uld not rc hacl, get married. H."
':r'"''ir' ~ -'uriii: IL" -r'!'"> % perfect starr
Crow h" lop'rl o her t'"fian'a. In II short tim"
"nr 81 the Officers a-."d han II" had any otj"rtIpn L.
h- marry N"t in NJ lcrt Int who l. TIA"
happy Ldy q" the 'oninand.nt KEEL. " Your cooh.
My cook - Tablcau.
,," dny la-i winter noi"t1,n: vri!ant" died. lr
Wa y. iIcdl,: hr"n tn" old da,, when It VA the
.v" , >,ihri,u' t"'v"ry ":" Il, n This
a:,u i,ah hai-.i fewer than for with n' u" IA
hands. The funeral ,A'ii'1 a god deal Of att'uii"
,ud held tie Helen, "r''7, li"uN'. that All
ciifl"u> .u'h thn.~ niehi attend. Colonel sam
d"r- M"'anh> prr."at,''vr ~ The I niird stat :
-curr" himself ~" p;"-"cu,rns a'tori.cs among III"
,l.rIan> the carly tiuir t. deliver the funeral
| nlA"ii. ard expectation Wa "n tpio" T." hai what
| TN, ,If,,d orator would ~. The crowd hoped for
tome rr,ri,tIon. hast r-rnni-'cnc". Int
they disappointed. t"i'mcl SAUNDERS NchF'cN
allui"i ~" subject that had draw IN art" audi
rn,, ro-c,hrr. T. !, >,ii That "a" old virlanc- d"
NOT ik. {, tall, ~ a." old DAY. which The, took
.''tv" u hand III affair II i :, 'r'rN R.,"h Wh'
bi,l,- =" to" "r-tnvafi"n now. bat h"y ,'hi mahn
| their power felt when there -""ni, need. rs" ,rhr'
a., I.l,, VI ,nf ~ ,nr,h th"v"N and burglar
>"sti' every dav TIN. m"rint ripr, s'v" run, 81
| burglars, morning. nf''r this STAT" {" ihG' t''
| Ia led a w"ch two 'tr ~,u IL u" viGil ,It"s ar
| a..r,d The limp post and scattered t'iiol2h TIE
VIII, th "i'i.r fr - npp:r.n': Of ,h.>" mvsur
nro paii'.llr~ h" if,At. but !c for more 'ivil
| icd a,d ~,Iui'r,"u~ cline.
one oi them I, lid m" hat II" CAV" twenty ~" cent,
for mtc r""i' out Of paper Ihrs gel , ftmsm
airr, Of To- da, made H. fortune cling pics I" the
m,n"i~ aud that brown paper furnished
| III" pastry for III" g pres
| INVENT, YEAR, ~, an Er.eIi-hrnan n"rsh, sweet
| snatch fr a. a miner, camp T." main rang"
| ~, The Rmrky Nnuutni.- aud ms mile from Helena.
The, lived all The tr'I- h,ppily together. III" Edn
| huryll woman are, nf.Ui;"d hrr," io III" ncN lh'
| for the g mi, i-;lud wion she p'prd. DuinS
| ii. the tAciI> sea-, Ia he'll the camp but t"!r" bth
tiu,r- fl, hort visit T." l!r"ia. !'r aiu; months
Al tine she. did not the f,cn ~ H:"f,"r woman.
| T., AND u. to. vein worked 'ni ana Inc ONE
ninrl, rl. bat >,.I TN. couple !vrd on i,r. Their
| heads were craving whit" With IN" >no" 81 many
Wiu;cr- and they last dcrdri ih" they bed rn"nrh
| more, Ia buy 4 home in cv'Ilfi'i"n. wherein the,
m.ln hope iog ~ ihcr y ,'i''@ year III" hop
seemed about bc rcdl/~!. Last ~lrinr Their noun
tain r,n, va, old for s.V0. and the husband came
"a Il,ia - u,nhr tn" nfi ARRANGEMENTS FOR moving
When ne rriur;ird hr shaved {" hi dear cid wife IN"
mi. that be- had h"urt t. crc her In "l her reap
| pra,4.nce In the world II Wa >urpr'S" that h" had
| prepared. lie opened case 81 1vh }""rl' ni"i'hn'
and "tIrr costly ,'r-. pm, ad br"" IT, i"t '"ny o'
c,~r,,. watch aud nln--ivr chains TO- lcr neck and
| arms But he had cu,si' his death IN the Journey
| over the .i"w IN nidwinicr ana hr was dead H. :,
| vccR The wifi. va, -'v"I hour, al me In III" cahi
| with her dead before help came. The most beloved
and -rillul phi >i'an In l!rl'nn whom NJ" had sent
nr whrr sl" hccainc alarmed about her husband went
| ia her A.! il,c at the risk Of his own HE. lie
| fourd her III - pitIdtc condition.. She had hot
slept for wcrh. He took her up ana hr"nt' hrr t.
| over the we'll rich impossible roads. il was iri.ht
fnl tourney, apart from tho heavy freight Of sorrow
The horses got in'" deep drh| sometimes one, ana
.,n,cnic. huh from which il seemed imoS.iblc fo
tlc doctor and an assistant tu chtrrar them nnr'
| The wagon wa> overturned Before she lett the httl
cabin c vidow i%g:ed t'f tTrhlN hama nHh i cn
home Poor Jessie never heard an Lnknd word 81
received a blow III her lifr' she said. ehonld not
wish her ~ fall int" nnknd hands. In few minutes
t,c mail rider Who knew Jessie and loved her wen
ont and when ho returned. said Poor Jessie gone
I shot her. She didn't know anything about It. II
WIS instantaneous
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