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FlNANclER ENDS HIS LIFE.
Pronnient Cleveland Man Commits Sui
side by Shooting.

Cleveland Jan. 1O.-Leland w.
Prior, one Of the best known financial
men in Cleveland and junior member
Of the stock brokerage firm of Deni-
son, Prior & Company, shot and killed
himself in a room at the Hollenden
hotel in the afternoon. A letter to his
son, E. C. Prior, was found in his
pocket.
George B. Denison, brother Of the
senior member Of the firm, said he
could not understand Mr.. Prior's de-
sire to end his life.
Mr.. Prior was about forty-five years
OF age, married and had two children.
He was president Of the Cleveland
Stock Exchange and was also a mem
Der of the New York Stock Exchange,
Chicago Stock Exchange and the Chi
cage Board Of Trade.
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FORT BENTON.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD
Fort Benton, Jan. IL, 1906.
Sheriff Frank Mcdonald, who has
returned from a short business Vlslt
TO Helena, left Wednesday morning
for Havre..
The Chouteau county jury commlS-
sion has had several meetings TINS
week to select list Of taxpayers SUD-
lect to jury duty for this year.
The civil suit of Patrick Connolly
against Thomas Connolly and the Is
NAV divorce suit were transferred 10
the district court of Cascade county
The request of Coral and Orley
Smith, minors, that c. l. Jensen De
appointed their guardian was granted
by the court. Mr.. Jensen's bond was
fixed at $3.50
Attorneys George II. Stanton OF
Great Falls, f. n. Utter OF HaVre'
and r. f. O keefe of Chinook were
visitors in town Tuesday having bu'
siness before the district court.
A marriage license was issued Mon
dav to James Donel and Mary Turcot
both of St. Paul's Mission: another
was granted Tuesday to Daniel Mich
olson of Dodson and Mabel O'Riley o
Exter.
In the district court, Wednesday,
decree of divorce was granted in th'
suit of Melvina M. Lewellin agains
Mortimer W. LeWellin, and the PLAIN
tiff was authorized to resume ne
maiden name. Melvira M. Jarvis
All demurrers in the Milk rive
water right suit, which was the hrs
case before the January term OF tn
district court, Tuesday, were over
ruled by Judge Tattan, and the de
PENDANTS were given twenty days II
which to answer.
Objections were filed by some OF TN
heirs of the estate of Catherine Con
molly to several of the requests mad
to charitable institutions, the or
lection being that they were mad
less than thirty days before the deaf
of the testatrix. The case was cor
tinued until the 23d of January.
A very quiet wedding occurre
Wednesday evening, when Miss KOS
Kelley, daughter of Mrs. r. l.. Kelley
was united in marriage to A. Q. ODE
of the firm of T. G. Power q Bro
Ltd, by Father Thomas Mccormack
at the groom's residence, in the pr
sence of only few intimate friend
James L. Sprinkle has commence
suit in the district court again
Henry Winter and wife of Chinot
to secure Judgment on certain co
tracts and agreements transferred
the plaintiff by Joseph Hirshber
The complaint asks that the plant
be awarded Judgment in the sum
S26,927, with interest, cost OF suit al
attorneys fees of $1,000.
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STRIKE IN BUILDING TRADES.
VIII Throw More Than 100000 Men
Out of Employment.

New York, Jan. 10.-A national strike
against employers in the allied build
ing trades will be ordered this week.
1t will affect 10000 structural iron
workers and indirectly throw more
than 100000 workers out of employ
ment.
Frank N. Ryan, president of the In
ternational Association of Bridge and
Iron Workers, will leave New York
during the day for Cleveland to order
the strike. Before he leaves the city
he will issue call for a meeting OF
the international executive committee
In Cleveland to take action.
The strike was asked for by the
Greater New York district council OF
the Housesmiths and Bridgemen's
union, which at a secret meeting de-
cided to seek assistance In their strike
in this city.
The New York employers have con
tracts In many of the principal cities
throughout the country which will be
affected by the national strike.
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Nj ADDUX.

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD
Maddux, Mont, Jan. ,, 1906.
Mr.. Andy Johnson is i'll with Ia
grippe. We hope to hear Of her re-
covery soon.
Mrs. John Maddux spent several
days of last week visiting at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Robt. Thomp-
son.
Mrs. w. Fl. Henderson called upon
Mrs. Robt. Thompson Tuesday eve
ming enroute home from spending the
day with Mrs. Theo. Hillstrom.
John Maddux registered at the Ho-
tel Lloyd Tuesday evening where he
took the stage enrOute to Chinook tC
transact business the rest of the week
Fl. Maddux and John Thompson
have taken up new abode and theil
place will be known in the future as
'the Bachelors Hall" Luck to you
boys.
Oscar HaskinS has returned to this
country after an extended visit in thu
east. The report is that he will sool
take up the practice of medicine
Success to you Oscar.
Services were held in the NJ. Z
church Sunday by Rev. C. n. Hurst
The sermon was very good indeed AM
enjoyed by all who heard it. Afte
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SHOP NOTES.
s~ T~Rm GSAaE.

Albert Davis is back from visit to
his old home in Michigan, he reports
good time and lovely weather.
Alec Lidke night engineer met with
a painful accident Monday night by
having his left hand badly wrenched,
he will be unable to attend to his
duties for some time.
The home of Mr.. Geo. Demell was
visited by the stork on New Years
day and left 10 pound boy. Geo. il
busy now passing the cigars. Mother
and child doing nicely.
Mr.. Smith night pump man tried
to wash a suit of overals in gas olin'
with disastrous results, the fuit
caught fire and he was severely burnet
on the lower limbs and back befOr
the flames were extinguished.
J. NJ. Reiter wishes to announce t.
Philatus Stacy that che is open TO
an engagement at any time or plac
he may name" A go between thes
two ought to be worth seeing as the
are the two tallest men in town. MI
Reiter is feet s. inches tall, Will
Mr.. Stacy is not much less.
Mr.. P. Haryie will leave Havre fo
Everett, Wash, the 18th having bee
transferred, Mr.. Froberg of Everett
takes his place here. 1t is with grea
sorrow that the local boys see NJ,
Harvie leave. His uniform kindnes
to all men who had the pleasure {
working under him, has endorsed hill
to such an extent that his administer
ton of affairs here will be remen
bered with pleasure for a long tin
to come. We all unite in wishin
him success and good health in h
new position.
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HARLEM.
SPECIAL TO THE HERALD:
Harlem, Mont, Jan. 9. 10.

Harlem, Mont, Jan. 9, 1906.
S. A. Brockway and wife who have
been spending few days in Harlem
returned yesterday to their ranch on
Woody Island.
Vernon Smith, son of A. Smith has
gone to Missoula where he will take
a business course at the Garden City
Business College.
Miss Mabel Ellis has been employed
as assistant post master at the
Harlem post office to succeed Mrs.
Harvey Phelps who moved to Fort
Benton.
W. E. French and Maj. Logan are
spending few days in Washington,
D. G. on business relating to the
opening Of portion of the Fort
Belknap Indian reservation.
The principal business transacted
at the meeting of the harlem Indus
trial Association Thursday night was
making settlement for their hall for
the past year and leasing the same
for the ensuing year.
The school board has recently
purchased new supply of desks and
blackboards for the school, the old
ones having given way and the in
crease in the number of pupils
demanding more seating.
The Odd Fellows and the Rebekas
gave united sociable at their hall
last Friday night which was pro-
nounced one of the most pleasant
events of the season. A good many
invited guests were present. The
features of the evening were dancing
and whist. A midnight supper was
, served at the hall by S. H. Parker.
Mr.. All. Wolary of Coburg, who
was married Dec. 9th, to Mis-
Malinda Wright of Great Falls
brought his bride to Harlem las
Thursday, and they were given ;
l reception at the home of Mr.. ant
3 Mrs. VIM. J. Mcconnell Thursda,
D evening. Mr.. Wolary if brother t.
Mrs, Mcconnell. A few friends Q
I Mr.. and Mrs. Mcconnell were presen
i at the reception and extended thei
Z best wishes to the newly marri
couple.
= A goodly representation of Harlem
Il ties went up to Havre Wednesday t
attend the meeting of the Milk Rive
Irrigation Association and the cell
- bration of the new water work
~ Delegation from Harlem: lei.
- Turner, II. M. Everett, E. M. Kel
+ nedy, E. N. Wild, G. W. Vennum,
e Ell. Barton W. J. Hart, W. D. Dodg
~ Ross Churchill, Frank Stevens, job
T. Mansfield, Chas. Pember, e. V. Ora
W heal, H. Farnum, G. e. Meade, Pr
Buckley, H. G. Willis, A. P. Roone
Loren Talbert, ALT. Cunnington, E
10 Fox jr., G. Fortune, Frank How
IN r. T. Russell.
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Mrs. Clinton Sailor and daughter
Madge went to Havre Sunday, where
the latter will attend school the rest
OF the term, Mrs. Sailor returned
home Wednesday morning.
VIM. Stamper came up from Havre
last Saturday where he had been con-
sulting doctor about very painful
carbuncle on his neck. ne left for
home Wednesday morning.
A telephone line, connecting the
Gidford Nero. Co. with the residence
of Ell. T. Schwartz and B. L. Schwartz,
has been completed and is a source of
much pride and convenience to the
partieS concerned.
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S III ELB Y
Shelby, Mont, Jan. 10, 1905.

Shelby, Mont, Jan. 10. 1905.
Ny first trip over the high line of
the G. n. was made yesterday in the
beautiful winter sunshine. We passed
through 100 miles of the smoothest
prairie land that | have seen in my
travels in Montana, which is quite ex-
tensive to the east and south of here.
The land is not level by any means
but gently slopes to the east and
SOUTH and is to the south of the great
divide upon which Uncle Sam is to
conduct a river from ST. Mary's lake
to irrigate those sunny slopes for the
making of thousands of farms and
scores of busy, prosperous towns and
hamlets.
Shelby is at the junction of the
Great Falls and Northern and the
main line of the G. N. r. r., and
is supported mostly by the stock inter-
ests of the vicinity, and has business
houses representing all lines of bust
ness and several of them carry surpris-
inglv large stocks. There are some
thing over 200 inhabitants, nice
school with about SO pupils, and
boasts of school of elocution that is
we'll patronized.
The extreme drouth Of the past
two years has seriously injured the
stock interests, and practically all the
stock has been sold off or shipped to
the eastern parts of the state fol
winter, and business in consequence is
said to be extremely dull, and yet 1t
does not look dull for country town
!, However, one of the local dealers tolc
me that his sales were only about one
!, tenth of what they were last year
and all complained of a lack OF trade
[ found the subscribers of thu
HERALD more than pleased, and quite
number had received copies from
, their Havre friends, and all hat
! liberal praise for it. Mr.. VIM. Dave
inquired about many Of his friends il
eastern Chouteau county, among then
B. G. Olson and Geo. Putnam, and h
Will have the HERALD hereafter t
:, keep posted.
Shelby is Is miles or more south G
the divide upon which the big cana
e will be- built, and they tell me tina
a practically all above and much to tn
y south of Shelby can be irrigated fror
J. the canal. consequently one ca
y imagine what those towns along tn
r r. r. will do when the land is n
d claimed and settled. An irrigate
d country 10 to so miles wide and Il
IS miles long-just think of the wealt
'e it will produce and of Havre's possib
" lities in trade relations with it. Havl
d will do wisely to look we'll to the we'
ID and cultivate the most friendly I
4, lations with the people Of th'
c. section. D. r. THORNBER.
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CHIN OOk
pECEAL TO THE HERALD
CHINOOK, January 10, 1906.

tH1NOOk, Jduudfy ~, 1910.
County Surveyor Merrifield came in
on the belated night train Wednesday
morning from Dodson, where he had
been to lay out county road to Fort
man He will leave on the noon flyer
for Havre to attend the celebration.
Frank Thornber died Saturday at
eight o'clock at the home OF his sister,
Mrs. kippling on Illinoise avenue.
Mr.. Thornber was a highly esteemed
Young man, and social member of
the local lodge of Woodmen, which
organization took charge of the
funeral. The funeral services were
held at the Presbyterian church.
Rev. Mr.. hamilton officiating. The
members of the Woodmen lodge
turned out in large numbers, leading
the funeral procession which was also
largely attended by his large circle of
friends in Chinook, and the surround
ing country. At the grave the wood
men held their services in conformity
to their ritual.
Last Wednesday afternoon the
country was shocked when Informed
of the sudden death of Mrs. Able
Kuhr, mother of Jurgen and Henry
Kuhr, two of our highly and prom
inent and highly respected citizens
Mrs. Kuhr a few days previous to hel
death, had celebrated her seventy
second birthday, and seemed a!
bright and well as ever. For some
time she has been affected with heart
trouble, but as she always rallied
1 quickly after an attack, no suddeI
7 danger was surmised. The funera
, services were held Friday Afternoon
T from the Methodist church, TIN
S Lutheran minister from Great Fall
officiating The church was filled t.
n it's full capacity with sympathizinI
e friends and the casket was cOvere'
e with beautiful and appropriate
e tokens of flowers. Mrs. Kuhr was
r lady esteemed by all, and the larg
e circle of children and grandchildren
t in their great loss, have the fu
sympthy of the community.
Mr.. and Mrs. William II. Duk
2 gave a delightful whist party to
: large number of friends Tuesda
: evening, at the Montana hotel. MR.
Duke has been for years the societ
.. leader of Chinook's social set, and he
entertainments are always been locke
upon with great interest. Mr.. an
a Mrs. Duke were assisted by Nil
L Augusta Lehfeldt and Miss Alit
Fogarty. Nine tables were used fl
lg whist. Those who enjoyed Mr. ar
he Mrs. Dukes hospitality were, Mr.. ar
Mrs. Thos. O'Hanlan, McKibbo
% Lutz, Sheetz, N. Lehfeldt, Duff, M
I'd Coy, Evers, Richards, Benton, Ros
Downs, STAN, hedges, Dawson,
40 Reser, J. G. Duff, Fl. Lehfeldt az
- Mesdamss niles, Marsh, Morton, MI
~ tag and O'Neil cut for the ladies hes
prize, Mrs. Lehfeldt winning; Mr..
IL G. Duff won the gentlemens' hef
~ prize. Mrs. McKibbon, Dawson al
e. Mccoy cut for the ladies consolidate
'rt prize, Mrs. Dawson winning. Mr..
gh Lehfeldt and Dawson cut for t
* gentlemens' consolation, Mr.. LIE
Ter feldt winning. At eleven O'Clock
delicious supper was served, consi!
at ing of chicken in CASSEROLE, lobst
salad, sailed almonds, olives, sar
,er wiches, coffee, ice cream and cal
tie The large throng of guests were 10
ess to leave and all agree that Mr. a
MS Mrs. Duke we're delightful enterta
erS.
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OUR CORRESPONDENTS

the sermon. a business meeting was
held and it was decided to have the
church building ceiled before long; a
chimney built and an organ ordefeo
which we hope will reach us for our
next meeting. Let the good work go
on.
Mrs. Robert Thompson entertained
at dinner on New Years day. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs. John Mad
dux, John Barber and family, Mrs. Z.
Corrigan and children, Mrs. j. Il.
Wade and children, L. n. Shatfer and
family, Mrs. o. f. Maddux, j. Thomp-
son, FL. Maddux and Oscar Haskins.
pleasant time was had by all and
they left wishing their hostess many
more happy New Years in the future
Maddux, Jan. 8, 1906.
A free New Years ball was given at
George Philipson's ranch last Monday
night and those who attended report
a large attendance and jolly good tlme'
Gle is wise who attends to his own
bushes and lets other peoples bust
ness alone" [ am sorry to say tnat
this class of wise people is scare IN
this neighborhood.
There is still a few wolves left. A
band of 20 of the blood thirsty crea
lures, it is reported were seen at the
head of Box Elder creek last week
That band is worth nearly $500 to the
man that can catch them.
Billy Hollinger, Walter Shaffer ant
w. S. Henderson went down Monda,
to attend the dance at Philipson's
and after the ball, Messrs. Hollinge
and Henderson made a flying bushes
trip to Havre, returning Saturday.
The weather continues fine with al
occasional snow squall, followed clos
by a Chinook breeze which sweeps tn
range and at the same time piles tn
snow in the coulees to store up a wat
er supply for next summer, and tn
prospect of a generous supply for mex
season is quite pomising at present.
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EXECUTIVE BUSINESS.
Senate Refuses to Discuss a Resolu
ton in Open Session.

ton in open session.
Washington, Jan. 10.-The propriety
Of discussing in open senate resolu-
ton introduced by Senator Bacon call
ing upon the president for an account
of his appointment of delegates to
proposed conference on Moroccan al
fairs, to be held by European powers
at Algeciras, Spain, was considered
for four hours during the day and then
by strict party vote it was decided that
the resolution should be executive
business. Senator Bacon argued for
a public discussion and Senator
Spooner declared that the adoption OF
the resolution would be an encroach-
ment by the senate upon the constitu-
tional rights of the president, amount
ing almost to insult with ignorance OF
his duties as chief magistrate.
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For coughs and colds no remedy is
equal to Kennedey's Laxative Honey
and Tar. 1t is different from all the
others-better, because it expells all
cold from the system by acting as a
cathartic on the bowels. Affords i'm
mediate relief in Group, coughs, colds,
Whooping cough, etc. Children love it.
Sold by Beckstead Drug Co.
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NINE FiREMEN INJURED.
Wall Of a Stable Falls on Them In
New York City.


New York, Jan. 10.-Nine iremen
were injured, one Of them seriously,
by falling wall in fire of stable
in the heart of the East Side tenement
district at night.
More dangerous than the fire itself
was the threatening panic and STAN
pede among the occupants of the tene-
ment houses in the neighborhood.
At the first flash of flames men and
women in the tenements began to
throw their belongings, furniture and
all, into the streets, endangering the
lives of the scores who We're running
to the scene of the fire.
The blaze was in the densely popu-
lated section of Cherry Hill, but was
soon extinguished.
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Gotch Defeats Hackenschmldt.

Des Moines, Ia, Jan. 1O.-Superior
weight and strength gave Frank
Gotch the victory over Charles Hack
enschmidt in their Graeco-Roman
wrestling match here at night. Gotch
won the first fall in 35 minutes and 10
seconds, and the second in 40 minutes
and 20 seconds. Gotch outweighed
Hackenschmidt by about eighteen
pounds.
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The soothing and comforting effects
of DeWitts Witch Hazel Salves,
when applied to piles, sores, cuts,
boits, ETC., subdues pain almost in
stantly. This salve draws out the
inflammation, reduces swelling and acts
as rubefacient, thus circulating the
blood through the diseased parts, per-
hitting Or aiding nature to perman-
emily remove the trouble entirely
Sold by Beckstead Drug Co.
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Go to The HERALD for your job
Work. Well try to please you both
to price and quality Of work.
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CLEVELAND.

SPECIAL TO THE HERALD
Cleveland, Mont, Jan. 5, 1906.
Nelson Good has gone to Chinook to
visit friends for a few weeks.
Master Henry Hofeldt is visiting
Eddie Cuerth of Suction creek.
Chas. Holms of the Holms P. 0. has
been visiting in Cleveland for few
days.
The Cleveland Hotel has changed
hands. Dan O'Bryan is the new pro-
prietor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hibbs were visiting
their Cleveland friends during the
holidays.
Postmaster Hofeldt has moved the
Post Office to more comfortable
building.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Hartt and Mr.. and
Mrs f. Wickizer were pleasant call
ers at H. Rhodes Sunday.
Geo. Wilson is driving the stage be-
tween Cleveland and Chinook, having
taken Peter Springs place.
The Acknowledged Fattie Peter
sen has been pleasant visitor in ou1
little burg for several weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. d, Parker's LITTLE
girl who has been dangerously i'll il
now reported to be out of danger
DR.. O'Malley was called to see he
!, twice.
Ed Hartt has sold his Peoples creel
ranch to Jurgen Kuhr. of Chinook
for consideration of $500. Rancho
are rapidly increasing in value: nov
} is the time to buy.
Mr. Bowman of Holms ?. O. had tn
misfortune of breaking his leg beloN
the knee and DR.. O'Malley was calle
to attend him. The leg was swolle
: so badly the break could not be Sc
and it will take a week to reduce tn
swelling. 1t is feared he is hurt il
+ ternally. His team ran away an
q threw him out of the wagon.
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DEAL ESTATE AT BARGAIN PRICES.
II Ond Groom. one s-room and one Broom
house. Call at THE HERALD Office. ~
xATANTED-By man and wife q position
w with stockman on ranch. Wife wants
to manage house. and husband understands
all kinds of ranch work. A. L. STACY.
UsOR RENT-The Stone House-Nine Rooms.
Apply to WIN. j. SWANTON.
WANTED by young man attending school.
w place to work for board and room. Apply
at HERALD Office.
EOR RENT-3 furnished rooms for house.
keeping. Apply to W. K. kAPERNlCh
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nor SALE-A nice selection of wall paper,
enough for three large rooms bargain
Call at HERALD office.
WANTED-Eyerybo in Havre who has
w anything for sale to try our want adv
column.
FURNISHED ROOMS.-electric lighted,
4 steam heat water and bath. Enquire
Carnal & Carruth.
~T~~~~~~-~~~~~~~N~ No~~~~o~~~~"~~~~~~~~~~~
nor RENT:-Furnished rooms with hot
water. heat ana electric lght. NO sao'
4th Avenue, Cor. 5th Street.
23-4t MISS ANNA K. JOHNSON.
NEW Buffalo Robe for Sale.
IN w. SCHROEDER.
Havre. Mont.
The semi-weekly messenger., 1906-09-11

Passed Away Yesterday Afternoon in
Observation-Disclosures Will be Carried
to LaurinburG Where Intcrmcnt Will
Take Place.

Mrs. Katie MacRae MallOy, wife of
Mr.. H. w. MallOy, passed away IN
Asheville Yesterday afternoon at )
o'clock after a long illness. She had
been very i'll for some days past and
hence the end was not unexpected but,
nevertheless, it cam as a great shock
to her many friends in this city. Mr.
Malloy's death was received yesterday
evening by friends in this Ciry.
The deceased was before her mar
riaGC, Miss Katie MacRae, daughter Of
Mr.. Peter MacRae, Of Laurlnburg. and
she has a number Of relatives who live
in that town. She IS survived by her
husband anc one son, Mr.. H. W. NAL
10y, Jr. Mrs. MallOy had many friends
in this City who will learn of her
death with the deepesc regret.
The remains will be carried TO Lau-
rinburg today and interment VIII take
place at that place tomorrow morning
at II o'clock