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Abilene weekly reflector. [volume] (Abilene, Kan.) 1888-1935, 1906-08-16
"REFLECTOR's" NEW DRESS.
New Type for the Paper in Use
Today.

The REFLECTOR has new dress.
As you will notice it is thoroughly
up-to-date with Peter Pan effect and
in straight front desi n. 1t is guar
snteed to be the latest from the type
style market and the REFLECTOR ex-
poets to be prettier than ever.
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Cheever Township Primary.

CheeVer TOWNSHIP PfImaFy.
Cheever township Republican pri-
mary to nominate candidates for
township officers will be held Satur-
day evening, August IS, at Center
school h use. Full attendance de-
ssred. Scott Ayres, committeeman
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the oontssts the winners were:

the contests the winners were:
High jump, Albert Ayers, Cheevsri
high kick. Claude McYicker, TAI
mAgei long jump, Hsrtzog, Willow
dale; 100 yard dash, LIST, w, V. Wann,
Abilene; 2nd, Fulton, Talmage;
tangle-iOOt race, Ayres Bros, Cheever.
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For ine sweet cider can up iis2.
7s-t
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CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.
Future Grain and Provisions.

CHICAGO Nov. 2. Sentiment in the wheat
pit al the opening was inclined to the buying
side and trading was active The factors for
higher prices firm cables. small receipts in
the Northwest and decrease in the Argentine
shipments from 9Gs000 bushels last week to
5p2 600 bushels. Crop adyices from Argentina
were also Of n bullish character. This news
caused considerable buying by pit traders dur
ing the first half hour. The market gradually
eascd of and late in the day became weak 4
feature Of the late trading. however. was the
realizing sales by local holders who were in
dnced 10 sell by y break in prices of wheat at
Minneapolis TheLclose was weak December
opened a shade to Kc higher at T47kc to
745S a T5c. sold up to Zoe and declined to 54asc
Closing quotations were &c to asc off at 74lac.
Trading in the corn pit was quiet and the
tone of the market was steady all day. De-
cenbcr opened shade lower TO shade higher
at 433s @43l l5c sold off to 43Ac and closed Isc
to Il down at 43Hc
Oats fairly active and the market was
inclined to be hrm small receipts and in
sympathy with the early strength OF wheat
December closed shade higher Mt 33 & M34c
Provisions were weak selling by local
longs. The selling pressure caused by the
monthly statement. which showed that stocks
of provisions in Chicago are larger than had
been expected At the close January pork was
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New york Cotton Mnrket.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2i.-The market was de-
pressed today under q universally pess;mistic
sentiment inspired by the heavy movement for
the week and the bearish Giles report. The
movement for the week is 632 go bales, COM
pared with $4,000 bales last week and 4T1,000
bales last year. The Giles report showed an i'm
provement of about point and a half in the
last two weeks. Notwithstanding that freezing
weather has been general over the belt. The
trade is looking forward to bearish census re-
port next week. although 1t is quite clear that
record of {, ZOO, 600 bales ginned TO November
1 will not indicate crop OF more than II, 250.-
600 bales.
There was bear pressure, and this, with some
liquidation. carried prices down and showed 10
cents for January. The Hutton report at noon
made the condition October 81 20. against
72.1 last month and IS in 1905. The spot mar
kets in the South were quiet, with offerings
somewhat lighter. They still getting 10
cents at the ports, and IL prices here go under
this traders look for them TO make firm stand
Giles report 20 against Gs.4.
Hester's tip on into sight es2, 600 to G34 GOO
bales. against 900 last year and $4,000 two
years ago. New Orleans wired cotton IN sight
: for fhasr
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Los AnreIe. Market..

Los ANGELES, Nov. 2.-Trading was very
active today Decreasing receipts Of eggs and
candled being advanced to As cents and fresh
Eastern 10 IS cents at the exchange.
Receipts OF butter were light today, but the
dition continue it is probable that butter will
follow eggs in the upward trend.
ereasing daily. and those who delay their pur-
chase of these in the hope of lower prices are
likely to be disappointed The prosperous con-
dition of the country. it is claimed, insures an
unprecedented demand for these Thanksgiving
luxuries.
to butter. are almost duplicate of yesterday,
staples and heavy produce moving in large quan-
EGGs-Local ranch. canded, 45c; northern
ranch. candled, ssc fresh Eastern, 35c; selected
ranch. candled. 3Sc; fresh Eastern. SSc.
cry, fancy. 721a675c; coast creamery, fancy,
e21a q65c; coast dairy, choice. 571a @621ac;
cHEEsE-Northern. fresh. 15@1ec; anchor,
large 1arge' ioc; o anchor Young America 1sc; anchor
twins. 16a16lhc Eastern Cheddars.. is@I61sc;
Eastern longhorn, 17@171c; Eastern dairy II
@1712c; Swiss. imported 2s@20c; Swiss, do
POTATOES 1per ewt ss Eariy r Rose mort northern.
81 80 al 40; Burbanks sL5o91.65. choice 81 50
40; Salinas, 81 .9o@2; Highland. SLIGO; sweet
oNIoNs-Yeiiow Danvers, s125@15o; north
ern, Sl;2S91 90; garlic, SC; Chilis, green, &c
northern, S1.25@1 so.
BEANS (per cwt.l-Pink No. 1, s2.60; No. 2
sI90; Lima No. L. So; Lady Washington No. /.
SO. $3.50; Lady Washington small white. No.
!. So 36o@3.T5; Blackeye. $3.50; Garvanzas,
PSSSfG ss i0e prees Rsr live weight lb
Hens, light weight. 14c: heavy, 15c; young roos-
tiers, 14c; fryers 15c broilers, lie; old ROSTERS
Sc; turkeys, lie; old toms. 15c; young toms, 1ec;
hen turkeys, lie: geese, 10c: ducks. lie; squads
81 per dozen. Selling prices, dressed, per lb--
Hens, light weight, tic; heavy weight, 1sc;
young ROSTERS 21c; fryers Die: broilers 22c
old ROSTERS 13c; turkeys. 22125c; old toms
22c young toms, &c; hen turkeys. 21c; geese,
10c ducks. lie; squads. S3 per dozen.
HONEY (per lb)-Comb. water white, Ice;
light amber, 12@l3c; comb white, 14c; ex-
tracted white, 60-lb cans, 6661hc; light amber
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xew York Stock Market.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2.-The advance IN stocks
whic5 vas stimulated a first By the Increase
IN tie Peansylvanie dividend was contfnued to
day 0o asl increased volume OF business There
was evidence. 10 indicate large buying by an
uncovered short interest Ikis manifested II
self frEs In the Hill stocks IN the pa jump N
the Grett Northern preferred and 5A IN North
err Pacffc, and Il was generally attributed 70
q squeeze Of an incautious shsrt interest which
is particularly vulnerable IN these STOCKS owing
the small floating supply ID the msrket 1ne
same 1nhlssnce- Was credited with the aggres-
ilg thar stick the report Of net earnings
fof September. which showed q falling OF from
Septaaloer Of 4ast .es5' ooln .oL ne ne ~
pany .sand the railroad COMPANY tbe decrease
Tor all companies reaching $4zt, 15e. OF = per
scent. The fact became oovlCus mat there mas
been q large amount OF snort sehlns ID me
market based the assumption that period
of unsettlement and depression was certain 20
intervene before the election Wnich wouIo al
ford an opportunity 70 cover shorts at profit.
There was extensive retirement. OF sucn
commitments today, rhe weakness OF their po-
general list Of the increase IN the Fennsylvania
dividend. That stock was still ac&lFe toda!,
but i was held back from further advance
over yesterdays high level By free ptoht-taking
The PeunsysEania Railroad net earnings for Sep
rember were also published and showed that
tie increase in gross earnings had been prac-
ucaliy eaten up by the growth IN operating ex-
penses Tie course OF the call loan market
did not Interrupt the improvement in prices Of
stocks IN spite. Of the prospect Of q poor bank
starement tounorrov-- The Sub7Ireas slry had taken
from .rhe BANKS up 70 THURSDAY night 80 foo.vVV
and trustworthy estimates Of the movement Of
currency TO The interior indicated further loss
soa that account sufficient 10 bring the total
decrease 10 nearly 7.000 ,00o- Foreign dis
counts rose today and the Bank Of France and
the Imperial Bank Of. GermsEy reported q COZ
siderable impairment Of conditions both By oe-
crease Of reserve and increase Of liabilities. The
result was strong. foreign exchange market
here. the higher money rate abroad prompting
fhe withhold iag Of finance bills from this market
while tie demand for remittance from here was
quite active. Professional proft-taking on the
DAYS advance became general under .corer Of
The later stages Of the advances IN reading and
than the highest prices Of fhe dsT.
Bonds were steady. Total sales par value.
s.. .794. .000.s
United States SIS advanced Il per cent on call.
New York Stock List:
T. T Hutton & Co. 40 California street.
members OF the New York Stock Exchange, fur
nIsa the .folloving list Of bond and stock sales
yesterday-
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THE STOCK MARKET.
Southern Neyadas Still Excited, Bur
More Irre~uIar

Associated on continued the feature on the
Stock and Bond Exchange yesterday. the stock
dropping from SJG. 90 under active selling The
recent advance in this stock is said TO be due
10 the good condition of the oil market fne
contracts held by the company and the adj
vantageous Encouragement of the stock issue
announced some time ago.
Contra Costa Water was frmep, selling up
to S5E 90. and California Wine was also buoy
ant selling up to $3.50.
The excitement in the Southern Nevada min
ing stocks continued. though the volume OF sales
was not as enormous as on the preceding day.
and there was less uniformity in the trend of
prices, some stocks being weaker and others
frmcr, though the majority. especially of the
GoiG6eids showed higher prices on the whole
day than on Thursday. Mohawk got bacb to SIS
again, and as a rule ali the leaders were high
er. The Tonopahs were queter and several
saEged off somewhat.
There was also less doing in the ComStocks
and fluctuations were not sufficiently violent for
extended comment. The Choliar Mining Com
pany levied an assessment of 10c, delinquent
December ..
The Giant Powder Company, Consolidated has
declared dividend of 50 cents share pay
able November 10.
The Frances Mohawk Mining Company has de-
clared N dividend of 10c
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL
SUMMARY OF THE MARKETS.

Wall stocks active and irregular Money 67
Cotton market declines from 10 to 20 points.
Silver advances 14c Exchange rates unchanged
Mining stocks still excited on the local exchanges.
Wheat quiet and easy Barley futures lower Oats steady
Hay and Feedstufs firm Lima Beans still higher
Refined Sugar marked down soc.
Fruit fairly active with shipping Grapes cleaned up
Poultry Game markets in good condition for sellers
Potato market still oversupplied with river descriptions
Butter short supply and higher Eggs and Cheese firm
No further change in Fresh and Cured Meats.
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New York Metnl Market.

NEW YORK. Nov. 2--Tin was higher in the
London market with spot advancing f3 to f195
5s and futures e los to s196 IS. Locally the
market was firm in consequence with spot quot.
ed Mt $40. 2.75d43
Copper was fl higher in the London market at
EOS for spot and eos los for futures. Locally
the market was very inactive, with lake quoted
at $21. 73G22 80; electrolytic at s21 .50022. and
casting Mt S21.25M21.75.
Lead was unchanged at S5.75Gl5.95 in the
local market and az f19 3s in London
: Spelter was 2s Cd lower at f27 12s Cd in
London. Locally the market quiet with
spot quoted at SC -2066.30.
Iron unchanged In the English market,
with standard foundry quoted at SIS Sd and
Cleveland warrants at SIS 71ad Locally iron
WINS unchanged.
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stock. Of Grain.

Heary c. Bunker, chief grSin inspector Of the
Merchants Exchlnge, reports stock in regular
warehouse and wharf November ss follows,
& r0as:
Wheat-Port Costa, October 1, 1881; No
veulber J. q, ,S2& Stockton, october i, 20,233i
November I, Il 1855. City, October 1, 81; No
vember /. 24S
Bariey-I3ort Costa. October l. 81 40; No
yenSer J. e. zT6 Stockton, October 1, Is, ,626i
N0TerlbcE J. II, ASS. City, October j. el6; No
ver1Der !, 1540.
? O6tE-Octooer l, IT5; November /, $40.
Corn-october J. IS; November I, 12o.
Bran-Octooer !, 49, November i lbs.
BeznS (sscEzl-October l. los, 40; Sovembel
*, 10, SIS
dhe rsoeSpts ourlng October have already
been given N the produce market report.
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EASTERN MARKETS.
New York Money Market.

New York Money Market
NEW YORK. Nov. Mooney on CAL, nrm.
G 44T Rer cent; ruling rate, per cent; closing
bid. Q per cent; offered at per cent
Time loans, stronger; sixty and ninety days,
"a per cent; six months per cent.
Prime mercs Bsile paper, oQ615 per cent
SterIiac exchange -, with actual business
IN bankers bills at 81. 4.s5T6G4 S575 for demand
ars at 81 So354z .So4O FOX sixty day bills.
Posted Gates s. 81 y and 81 Se32.
CoLnerciail bills, 81. SOS
Bar silver, 7O5sc
AfeEi0an dollars, 54ac-
Government Jonds, arm; railroad bonds.
STEADY.
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Northern Business.

poRTLAND~ Nov. e--clearings. s1.2o2, 600;
balances, S240, ,4s9.
TACOMA. Nov 2.-Clearings S7Os. .3i5: bal
nnces, $4S,314.
sPoKANE. Nov. 2.-clearings s1.124. os2;
balances, $123, 6l4 ssss
SEATTLE, Nov. 2.--Clenrings, 81, ,75o. .94s: bal
ances SlSS 295
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were 7bc lower
Cash oruin a,d p-ox,s.op~

IHICAGO, Nov. Cash quotations were as
roliows follows Flour irm. No. sprns wheat. IGg
aSc; NO. ., 71479c; No. > red, 1895 @74Ac. No
corn. 46Ac No !. yellow 4755GEzI&c. No. 2
oats 33hc; No. white 34ac; No 5 white,
52M5oe No. rye, 6lG62c. Fair TO choice
SLot No Northwestern. $1.14 Prime
timothy seed. S4.I5as425. Clover, contract
grades. $13.25. Short ribs. sides (loosel. $s-25@
s:to Mess pork. per bbl., SIG %. Lard. per
l00 lbs, $3.50 Short clear sides (boxedl. S. %
@8.62t. Whiskey basis of high wines, 81 90
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Butter, Cheese and Eggs.

CHICAGO, Noy 2-on the Produce Ex-
change today the Butter market was steady;
creameries lSQ25i5c; dairies. 1871 a2sc Eggs
firm; at mark, cases included 20@22c; frsts,
2sci prime frsts, 2415c; extras. 2Tc. Cheese
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-Todays statement
Of the Treasury balances IN the general funds
show: Available cash balance. S224 5Ts,47
gold coin and bullion. S1.114,996 AS; gold GER
tihcates, $45, $50, ,220.
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FISH. PER pour

a1Pchas a9Pch Is Is l5A uaion a's Co = AN ~
Kilauea s G. Do pool 4I1s
MakaweIi G. S3 SAY
MISCELLANEOUS.
Alaska P A. 50 52% Oceanic Co. 81 S
Asso OIL Co. 52H 52G Pac Aux A -
Cal C A IO1 11102 Pac Borax .152
Cal Wine A. f31d Pac Tel Co.10l 1914
MV& MtTm los
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!. THE COOPER STOCKS.

.1e-d -aliv in Neu Work huf tra locss conrvsrs
failed 10 show any great activity and prices
were generally unchanged United Copper was
valuable piece OF property either In the Seneca
oE The Mohawk. TIE accnpnlaton 81 Copper
Range Is sti going Superior and Pittsbiirg
Vas The speciality on the eurb closing strong
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.
Foreign Futures.
ST. Louis Wool Market.

ST. LOUIS. Nov. 2-wooIsrSteady: medium
grades combing and clothing. 23M27c: light
fine, 1s@21c; heavy fine, 14Gl7c; tub-washed
32037 i5e.
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Bank CIenrin-s.

NEW YORK. Nov e--The following fable
compiled by Bradstreet. shows the bank clear
ings at the principal cities for the week ended
Thursday. November l, with the percentage Of
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OAKLAND sToCK EXCHANGE.
Morning Session

OAKLAND. Nov 2.-FoIlowing the sales
and closing quota tions today the Oakland
Stock and Bond Exchange
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l.eRden CesInr SfocIsn.

Bar silver-Quict: 80 1l-l6d per ounce
Money-5G5La per cent.
The rate Of discount in the open market fn,
short bills is G per cent and for three months
bills 55s e16 per cent.
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COFFEE-spot RIO steady; No Z invoice.
SAC: mild steady Futures closed steady. net
unchanged to 10 points higher. Sales were re-
ported of 72.250 bags including. December at
6. .1o@6 15c; January. 25c; March, 6.40M
G. .45c: May. s55@6.eoc; July. 675c; septem-
Der. 6 6S5Q6.e0c.
sUGAR-Raw. steady; fair refining, 33sc;
centrifugal .36 test, 35sc; molasses sugar, 3lsc.
Refined. ouiet
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Total. @. S. ..s2.e1o. 394. 8
0nfsida New Ynri

Iotdl - co<.O .Ol1,0oo
Balances paid In cash
80 Not included IN totals because containing
other items than ciearings.
'''Not included in totals. Comparisons In
compete.
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lLeeks, doz bnchs.-@1o
Mushrooms. lb.i. O
Onions, per ID. ..-@1 H
Okra. per ID. l0Ql2
Potatoes. ID In Q21a
Do Sweet, DO .
Parsnips. doz. -. .l5Q 20
Radlshes, dz hnch-4i5
Sage. doz bnchs. 25@-
String Beans. lb. .-910
Summer Squash. lb-Q-
Sprouts, per lb. % Q
Spinach. per ID. "a 9
Thyme. dz bnch.. ..-@25
Turnips. per doz.-@15
Tomatoes, ID -. Al 5
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100 Northern Cal Power 90
California Stock and OIL Exchange.
Mining Stocks.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK EXCHANGE.
Following were the sales on the San Francisco
Stock and Exchange Board yesterday
Regnlar Morning and Informal Ssssion.
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Send for NV
Market Letter
Gbld6eld. New. Nov. /, 1906.

G6ldfeld, New, Nov. 1, 1906.
In the interests of my clients l have
spent the past week in Gold6eld The
market is so active here and so much
information to be obtained that / will
not be able to return to Oakland in
time TO write my advertisements, and
therefore am sending this by wire.
| have picked up a lot OF. information
which I want my clients to know
about. Look back over nv market
letters and see if I have not been
about right on Mohawk, Silver Pick
and a lot of others. We are lin the
midst of the greatest market known
since the early days of the Comstock.
and there are things you will want
TO know about There are new COM
binaGons and new strikes being made
every day. | will not be back to my
Office in time to get out my usual
Monday market letter 1t will not
be mailed before Tuesday night, but
it will be worth your while to read
it. Send your name and address. The
letter will cost you nothing and NAV
put you IN the way of making a lot
of money.
A. j. MOORE
Rooms % and 80. Bacon Block.
OAKLAND. CAL.
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New York Grain and Produce.

NEW YORK, Nov. 2-FLoUR-R Receipts H.
800 barrels; exports ZOO; sales. I2,soo pack
ages. Market firm. with fair trade. Winter.
81 .9o@s; 10; winter. low grades. s.. so@3: 90.
WHEAT-Receipts. 20, 000 exports 1sS e20;
sales, 2,35o,00o futures. Spot easy. No. 2
red S2Mc elevator and $3.50 f. o. b.. Rfoat
No. hard winter. S2ssc f. o. b. ahoat Ex-
cept for a brief opening advance, due to steady
cables. wheat less responsive TO bullsh in
fuences today. Sales included No. red May,
closing at s4%c; December, s3ssc.
HIDES-Steady.
WOOI-Steady-
PETROLEUM-Steady
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Continued on Page II.
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CLOSING QUOTATIONS.
ALASKA.

$40 Little Grev, So 40l 500 Yankee Girl
1000 Lige Harris. 01l11.j00 Yankee Girl.
Goo Jumbo Ex 7er20c0 Do b so
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Manhattan District.
/ Apr Fool Ex OF O6 Man Crescent II
Allan & Pac- os1s Man Cowboy os
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STOCK AND BOND EXCHANGE.
FRIDAY. Nov. 2-1o;so a. n

UNITED STATES BONDS.
Bid. Ask Bid A.
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VEGETABLES

Articaoses. doz. .2c64c
Beets, doz. .1oQ-
Beans. white, ID. 5G Q
Do, colored. ID. 4@ G
Dried Lima. lb.-@ 9
Green Lima, lb.-61t
Cabbage, each. "a 8
Celery, head. ID s
Cress. dz bunch. 15G-
Cucumbers, doz. .-G2C
Garlic ......... Sd
Green Peppers.lb. 5@ s
Dried Peppers. 20 @25
Egg Plant, ID. a 4
Green Peas, lb.. S416
Lettuce, doz ....15@25
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Family Retail Market.

Butter and Eggs are still selling at high prices
and several kinds OF fresh Fruits and Vegetables
are dearer this week. Melons. Peaches and
Green Corn have about disappeared and are
dropped from the list Several changes will be
noted in prices of Wild Ducks.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-24
(speciaI to The HeraId.)

Lusk, Wyo, Feb. 23.-Word received
here today is that Mrs. War Bennett,
a. Sioux squaw, died suddenly at
BonesteeI yesterday of acute alcohol
ism, following a protracted spree. She
was the wife of the late War Bennett,
a Sioux sub-chief, who was killed in
battle with Sheriff Miller of Weston
county and posse on Little Lightning
creek, north of here, q year ago last
November. War Bennett was with
Chief Eagle Feather and about twenty
other bucks and fifteen squaws and
children. They had been on a visit to
the Crows in Montana, and en- route
home had slaughtered antelope and
other game in violation of the Wyom-
ing laws. Sheriff Miller, Deputy Falk-
enburg and others started from New
castle to intercept the marauders, and
came upon them on Little Lightning
creek. in Converse county. When
called upon to ssurTenger Eagle Feather
and his braves replied with their Win
chesters. Sheriff Miller fell at the first
fire, and while lying on the ground he
fired one shot, killing Eagle Feather.
1t developed afterwards that it was a
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-24
IDENTIFIES HARRY ORCHARD.
Baker City Man Has Him Charged
With Another Crime.

Portland Feb. pa special dispatch to
the Evening Telegram from Baker City,
Ore, says:
A photograph of Harry Orchard, I'M
der arrest in Idaho charged with the as
sassination of Ex-Governor Frank Steu-
Eenberg, has been identified as the like
ness of a man who. under the name
of Porter was acquitted in 1894 on the
charge of dynaxniting Chinese section
houses.
Adam Crossman, a capitalist of Cove,
SAYS Orchard and Porter are the same.
Crossman captured Porter and a COM
RAMON during the region of terror to the
Chinese in this section In 1894, when sec
ton houses in many places were blown
up with dynamite and the Chinese driven
out.
The prisoners contended they were
tramps who had been sleeping near, and
were acquitted. Nothing more was ever
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1906-02-24
FIGHTING SQUAW DIES AFTER PROTRACTED SPREE
Widow of War Bennett Sioux SubChief Killed in Battle With
Wyoming Sheriff in Which She Also Figured,
SucCumbS to Alcohol.

shot from Eagle Feathers rife that
killed Miller, and so it was, the leaders
of the two parties killed each other.
Deputy Falkenburg was also killed,
and a NUMBER of the posse wounded.
The fire of the officers was deadly,
however, for twelve Indians were
slain and others wounded. One squaw
was killed by a random shot.
At this battle Mrs. War Bennett rem
dered her people valuable aid in re-
loading the magazines of their rifles.
carrying water to the fighters, and
later in caring for the dead and wound
ed. She was an unusually large wo-
man, the mother of seven or eight chill
dren, and among her tribe she was
both feared and loved. She was
brighter than the average woman, but
early in life became an habitual
drunkard, her great thirst for liquor
finally ending her life.
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both INDIGNANTLY DENY C. NJ OWENS TESTIMONY
Mrs. Rebecca E. Little and Miss Maud May Babcock Declare
They Have Never Been in OIygamy-UnVerSty Fac
uty Member CFiticises Anti Smoot Detective.

In his classification prominent in political educational affairs
Indignantly
be no excu a
of
Owen should be permitted by the committee spread broad
he o be