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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

Lackawanna Railroad.
Y. foot Barclay Christopher. West Esd SITS
800 A. M-For Binghamton and Eirnira
1000 A. M.-For Buffalo. Chicago and St LGuis.
$40 P. M.-For Buffalo and Chicago.
fSG0 P. M.--For Scranton and Plymouth
s6i5 p. M.-For Buffalo ard Chicago.
rs45 P. M.-For Buffalo, Syracuse Utica
900 A M.-For Chicago-Slsepers open $50 p. n
Tickets at lac 42e lisa 1894 Broadway. N Y: 80
Fulton St. Brooklyn aDaily. Except sunday.
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DiUidend Notices.
COUPONS from the rcilowing Bonds payable
this Banking House Of
KOUNTZE BROTHERS,

hOOlNlLL DNO lIlLNO,
Broadway and ss sna,l srs. , De- Torh City On
E Bfaz y e 5Gho5 52A bi5 r. NO
Ss3s Is Ee2 ssEq pfs sERZss
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TREMoNT CO. SCHOOL DISTRICTS
JEEfERsoS 6. SCHOOL. DISTRICTS
T TSKbNFk 8, 4 ssH2oF Up DISTRICTS.
MEsH 90. AID school DISTRICTS.
gAoNIA TOWN OF.
BIO GRANpE co.
sAN S,1GGEL co. SCHOOL DISTRICT 80. /.
ipAgo STATE. NORMAL SCHOOL IS
s sEAa ksN 90 CO
E EHRS$ $=2S %aa,5 e } EEss Sc
PIoNEER iRRfGATIoN DISTRICT
- IoEgHfNeroN WATER g ELECTRO LIGHT.
M xASTAs erf fFTG rt ash5RaE' DISTRICT
S E2zsa$s T 6EFS OF.
PAWsoS So.
NEBRs SKA (Ti.cai Agency
5EE2Eh. e VILLAGE OF
B2fEAI S}f 60 CANE AND SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
CENTRAL CITY
CLAY CO
$$tt sETS ~ e SCHOOL DISTRICTS
E 5SSs s E ga g.
CAST. IsLANp CIT AND SCHOOL DISTRICT,
GENG6EN CITY.
LONG, PINE. VILLAGE OF.
86RFoTK CRY
OMAHA S CIT! SCHOOL DISTRICT
RIcHARDsoN CO SCHOOL DISTRICTS.
S s8ETE F 6skH 2IE eirr.
Es5 hSG5 Slt g AND SCHOOL DISTRICT NO
YORK CITY,
SANNT2N G 9rT
OUTAGE GROVE CITY.
DALLAS CITY.
NEwREPG CITY.
PFNDLEToN CITY
M4;SsT1 CITY SCHOOL DISTRICT.
S SSlgaTo GoT TSF e or.
PzE gSg9S c 9HW = w&r & Me e Il
NAfIo GS!T L fo Az : INVESTMENT CO OF DE-
TWIN CITY TELEPHONE co. IS:
H4MMERMILL PAPER CO. ERIE. Pa ist NJ s.
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RllTlHO2E : ohio RAILROAD

KuNAL BLUE Lane TRAINS.
EVERY OTHER HOUR ON TIE ~ ES HULK
TO BALTIMORE AND WASHING 4O-N-
ed Street 10 minutes Garner eAcsPE l1-
night train leaves 1850 D m
Ly. Liberty street, 500 a Except Sun 5uRet-
a. a Daily. Olners
10 M noon Dali Diner
Daiiv Buffet
sl,oxsi Limited" 4 pm. Daily. Al Pullman
Iv Liberty street SEQ pm Daily Dl1s['
10 M Daily. BQdeL%
I2I5 nIght Sleepsrs<
SPTENUsD TEAIN SERVICE
-upOrGH DAILY TRAINS 70 TIE WEST.
Leave New York City Z5o 81 LtOsrS,st
Chicago PittsbuFg. Sleeper. 1882 pm L ~ ne
fhicaso Columbus. Diner l1SN IN a ge ID
I1iffsburg Cleveland Limited. $50 pm 4-O1 pm
Limited Buffet $50 pm a.V0 2.s1-<
Cine innati Louis Sleeper Il.S0 p-iIE t6-1S Z
Fucinnati ST. Louis, Diner. s5V an Ivy -
Sjncnnati ST. Louis, Diner $50 PA e-oV Pr
Ofices: s6i 434. 1900 Broadway S Astor House, les
creenwIch St. % Union Square W. SSl Grand *
\ Y: S4S Fulton Brooklyn: West eSd 81 ana LID
After p Sleeping Car Reservations aSd I'll N
tSs n TISor1nafios Baltimore P r. ssrd
e. Terminal. Phone No Chelsea S144-
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The Missouri Pacific Railway Go.
54TH DIVIDEND.


- 7a5 Broad lyay. New York Dec. 14th, 1905
4 SEAI-ANNU4 IL On IUEND Or INO DOL
LARS AND FIFTY CENTS Cs2 SOD On each share
s15sF 81 company has been declared PAYABLE a
h go s 4-5e ar,ra1y. EC 195 Broadway. New York
Jsnsry zDt1 1906 q stockho'csrs OF record al
tie 5lcse Of business on December 18th, 1905.
The transfer books viii be closed az three coc
P II December 26h 1905. ana reoEeRed at ten o'clock
4 II cALEF. Treasurer.
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The Following Coupons Are Due
and Payable at the Office OF
FarsOn, Leach & Co.,
IS NASSAU STREET, NEW YORK.

JAN. 1S1. 1905
Albion Water co. Of Albion. Ind.
Al rora. Ills, s. D No. T.
EoIAeu Water Power Co. First Mortgage
Rlufftcn, Ind. School & Water Works
Billings Mont. Funding
Cshfckasha, T, Water and Sewer.
ENFIELD Ill. Refunding.
Escanaba, Mich, School
Paramount Ind, School
C;ar4ield CO.. Col, school District No ..
Green Bay. Wis, City Hail Refunding and School
HiIlshoroUgh County, Fla
Huntington, Ind
Huntington Water &C.
JQnesboro, Ind.
Kalamazoo Mich. Street Improvement IS
Kent. Wash. Water and Light.
Lebanon. Ind, Waterworks.
Lewis County Wash, Funding
Madison. Ca School
Moline III. School District No. .
Quebec, Que.
RED Lake County, MINI, Ditch.
Shavinigan Water & Power 60. Consolidated o.
Snohomish, Wash. Funding and Water
South Orange, y. J., RefundinG and school
Taylor County Wis, Jan
T1lIamook County, Greg. School District No d.
Wasco County. Greg, School District No %
Bay City. Mich, School
Yalobusha County, Miss - 80
Fowler ma Son0'' JAN 18TH. 1905
Kokorno Ind Funding aud school
P JAN. 18TH 1855
vee1ersburg. md, School
HFn'iH s'''' i"- JAN SoTH 1906.
Joliet III Retunding
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Steamboats,.

BIOS ON E Ass S0IS s:ss. ia I Es=
=, prx-rp me via Newport FAN River. Fares
s5 - al noIns Boston 81 10 n. r.
Warren St week DAYS and sundays AT S:oO = "a scrz-
vPoN.IDFSCF nsT1 and PLYMOUTH. Orchestra On sach-
NORWICH LINE via New London Leave Fer 90 y.
p N C1arksoa St. week days only. 600 p IL Scra
CRY OF LOWELL and CHESTER W. CHAPLIN
NEW HAVEN LINE for New Haven Hartford. SPRING
STS ara North leave pier co. E foot OF Peck Slip.
Sreek DAYS only az II Steamer RICHARD PECK
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Railroads.
Pennsylvania

TENN } 1LEANaA
RAILROAD.
STATIONS FOOT OF West Twsnsy-third stree. snd
t@s s Rsa s9s s sa :o @
Tvsaty-third street. ststioa. 90 ''''1 '''O
10. ;5sssM eHI FGS 1 sHEe1E VEST
'ios5A.M. THE PENNsYLvASIA L1MITED.--.,
.rssrM cR aHssi g 'h cfNSlSSArn AND ST
'sssr.M. pENS5 s7 5HfTkSs spEc1AL
:s 5ss% sgH5eAsa r ESPEEss.
.s$sffM SEc h3ElS Ex xSRs CINCINNATI EXP
$50 SeITExEdANP Esp cISc1NNATr EXP
-s. ,MAsHINGroS AND THE South
coasressioSasal IiSite d US .4:s. ass
12ss .ia 9 nl :s sSassy as La
nps1. 's2S '4s5. ass. 1856. SIS p. n. 1910
SOUTHERN RAILwAY.-sIsss. .s.s5. .4ss p m
ATTL ,AT COAST LINE.-.s2s a. N and s.as p
sEsBoARD AIR LINE-1a2s p m and 1910 g.
N99a agoL AND WESTERN RAILwAy.--s.as p n
cHEsAPEsKE ono RAILwAY.-.T.5s g. n
FOR Old Po1ST z co IN and NoRFoLk--'I:ss
A Fl m we TTssk DAY SIS .. IN daily ..v
DAYS. Sundays. s7ss a m = anu =
Brown M7LL $ 4 II Ei PiNFs-s5s m week
L9 5So,, BsAEGH AsBgRg PARK Ocean sssSSl
weekdays. Sundays. rs a n. and ass p
SIS rs FOR Pf ~! d y q ass ot1os,
JOSS. 1885 a 1g>5. 'I2s5: .Ls.. 10 z s.
s25 355. 425. s425 Ass fst4-55 for North Pnhs-
ed &c onlyl -5s5 &c % IS 7ss ss6 ss5
v ~te1ek;day. SUNDAYS. SOS. .!Ss S2s s2s
+25 (ff455 for North Philadelphia o-ly). ass,
.s5s .s.5. 7.55 sos s55. SIS 6S.5s for NORTH
!bbfasP es4 oRlzl ran: f rain night
ilcket Offices. Nos 46l. 1854 and eS Broadway: ISE
Firth Avenue lbeIow 2sd ST.: 263 Firth Avenue
fcorner goth ST.: House and stations named
sbovei Brooklyn, $4c Fulton Street. $50 Futon
Street. $50 Broadway and Pennsylvania Annex sta
ton. The New York Transfer Company Will call for
and check baggage from hotels and residences
Telephone "54s Chelsea" for PenasylvenIs Railroad
Cab Service.
". ". ATTERBURY J. r. WOOD.
General Manager Pass'r Tra6ac Manager.
GEO ". BOYD
General Passenger Agent
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wlnsIuw. L,ulsr q Co., So Cedar St.. H. Y. City

WlnsIow, lanIsr q Co., SO Cedar St.. u. ]. City
THE INTEREST AND pIyIpENps ON TIE FoiS
LOWING BONDS AND STOCKS ARE "a ABLE Al
OUR BANKING HOUSE ON AND AFTER JANUARY
iST. 1906: - - o.
csnal~Louisiana Bank Trust Co Dividend s7A
Cleveland 8 PittsburE R R Co. Gen. MtTa ss&
Columbus Indians
Cleveland & Mshoning Valley Coma htgs o.
Dallas County. Iowa Court House Is
Grant County. Indiana.
Grand Rapids Indiana r. R Co
Goodrich Bros. Hay Grain Co
Hartford City. Ind. School s57A
indianapolis. Indiana
Jekyf Island Club:
johnson County. Indiana
Louisiana, State of.
Marion Indiana. School g.
Marie County. Indiana
Niagara Fails Power Co LIST oA
Northern Pacific Terminal Co iss O.
New Orleans. City Of
Niagara Falls Water Works Co
Okonits Company. a.. -
Pittsburg Fl Wayne Chicago Ky. Co. spL sfoak DIV.
Peru. Indiana
Renssslser. Indiana
Ruehvtiis- Indiana
Traverse City r. r. co. - - - x...a
ian 2d--Ptts-. Fl Wayns Cnces" ~. 20 reg SuA
Div 1aSe -. ,-.t.u. ,s-.v~, rsnx a.
jan N<A-SUoessfnA aaen6es
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

Instruction.
For Both Sexes-City.
IMPROVED gERIITz METHOD; ancient and modern
Z languages. Prof. GEORGE GANTzER, Al East Saith
St, Madison
KINDERGARTEN TRAINING.-CIassss now form.
~ ing Free scholarships Uimited- THE FROEBEL
NORMAL INSTIT UTE, IS Irving Place, Manhattan
THE BERLTTz SCHOOL. OF LANGUAGES
Madison Square q 122 Bwayl: Brooklyn. 80 Court
Newark, N J., Scheuer Bldg, Postof1ce.
NEW HARLEM BRANCH:
ais Lenox Avenue West 18th st.
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.4uction SaIes-Ffnd1lcidt.

.4ucti0n Sates-FfnG1lctde
ssR aEGTLsn " asSHfos SALE aE't oF
STOCKS AND BONDS
BY ADRIAN H. MULLER & SON,
OFFICES, 55 WILLIAM STREET,
WEDNESDAY. JAN'Y Sd,
rS e isisS 2:el sabf S g;
NOS. IL AND is yEsEY STREET
By ORDER OF EXECUTORS.
$4,000 Lake Shore & Mich 50. Ry LIST ga p. G Reg
$4,000 s y Central Hudson River R, R Gska shore
s2s oee Esse Pre- 5 Western r e. ist S. 1881
$1,000 chss. s Ohio Ry. Let C0nstd IS. Reg Bds..
$1,000 ehes Ohio Ry. oenl. Mtge "a P. c Reg.
81 5S SSS B4o5yn If s. Dapss G ~ isp4 e
$4,000 Washington Water Power Co. (spokane) list IS
$4,000 Kings County El.c Light Power Co Purchase
$1,000 IJi95is Steel Co q. 8 steel corp) p c Deb
sls geo IsT Moqt rrcr G. Of Va 1 g 1924
$4,000 City q New YORK Rapid transit s,s p c STOCK
;. Eos Act 81 WHOM IT MAY CONCERN
$1,000 Madison River PoTsr 6 S. Omar. by Butte
e sss Sesl Iran Sa 4I.l Raas.
IS shs; Gonsoli1ated Natl Bank
ss $, T sR 81 Hak ge i g. Tssn Div IS
$500 Bel. & Hudson CO. penn Div) ,. c. BIDS.
1917.
1000 Del. Lack & Western R R ,7s OF 1907.
is West side Bank
First National Bank
80 shs. Hanover National Bank.
so shs L. s. Mortgage & Trust CO.
10 Equitable Trust Co.
S. 600 Mfddlstown pa Gas Light Co. s D G. Gold
BIDS 1927.
10 she ossining Natl. Bank. ossining n. +
10 shs Mount Vernon Trust Co.
) shs. United National Bank
10 shs L. s ME-. & Trust CO.
D shs American Bank Note Co
shs. Guaranty Trust Co
y shs. Mortgage Bond Co.
20 shs First National Bank.
aeo shs The ". II. Rowe & Son &c. p G Cum. Pfd-
SOS shs w H Rowe & Son. Incorporated Caypd1
1000 Detroit, Toledo Ironton Ry. Constd Mtge A5
p c BIDS.
shs Westminster & Bronx Title & Mtge Guar. Co.
% shs. Lawyers Title & Trust Co
% shs National Park Bank.
p shs First National Bank.
$4,000 Manhattan Beach Hotel & Land Co C. Bds-
2f0 Pullman Co
20 shs I'm perters s Traders Natl
Is Lawyers Title ms. & Trust Co.
Is shs Bank Of New York y. B. A.
2000O shs. Ground Hog Tunnel & Mining Co.
$500 Banker Mining Milling 1st Mtse- ?. G Bds'
5000 Berwick Pa. LIST 0ftge. Cold Bds. 1929.
20 shs Natl City Bank.
100 Union Exchange Bank
200 shs Submarine Signal Go.
100 shs American Surety Co. -
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Teachers Agencies.

AMERICAN AND FOREIGN TEA, hers AGENCY
supplies Professors Teachers Tutors Governesses etc.
10 Colleges Schools and Families. Apply 10
Mrs. N. ] YoUNG-FULTON. g Union Square
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TIE BANK oF AMERICA

THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HAVE To-
3Ay dec!a-ea senf-annual dividend OF ten (lm per
free tax payable January Pad 1906 TO stock
rTaasf.s b56ks iii renaain closed until
vi II. BENNET. Cashier.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

THE BANK FOR SAVINGS
IN THE CITY OF NEW YORK, -
,sn Enrrrh Avenue, New York Dec. 18th 1865
I1sD sEMI-ANNUAL DIyIDESD.
THE BOARD OF TRUSTEES aAsS ps-
bylaws Tor the months ending December sist as FOL
On ali sums OF 1900 ana upwards not e1eesens ssovo
On - 70 the credit eepos.tos principal
ysnsry Isl leo6 Deposits made On Or before January
1f-s 5r.r rom January LIST
aoln VIII ei- WILLIAM ". SMITH. President
CHARLES 4 SHERMAN. Secretary.
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THE CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.

The CHATHAM NATIONAL BANK.
QUARTERLY DIVIDEND.
i QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF FOUR PER
CENT upon ne capital stock has this day been de-
clsre5 BY Board Directors parable and after
I&uusrv % 1866 Transfer Books w-n be closed from
December ID 1915. . January I'd 1906
New IorE December 22d 1905
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1906-01-02

Try.S <E9rDaT PkTvnsD CO>fPsSY.
A sFNTTA NNUAT DIVIDEND OF TWO AND
srA-haif Ter cent the preferred stoes o. .hs
Company has been declared out OF the -. 49,
cn-nnsrv ths Farmers Loan q A'ost SO'"
1sny. 18Th January. tses. ...., =, ,btx
Company will be closed ~ p m hth Sa"uef'' ''
rsopsu A January. 1870
Z, eogyN MORAN Assistant s>efssA7
Asg YORK sath pscembsxs Iva
Arizona republican., 1906-06-02
The Royal ReVeIIerS of Madrid Play in the
 Shadow of Anarchy
The Author of the Outrage is Still Undscovered-The Funeral of the Titled Victims of the Bomb-King Desires Cessation of the Fetes

Prince FerdinanI of Bavaria. hus- band Of the Infanta Maria Teresa. visited the hospital this afternoon ou behalf of Queen Victoria Prince Fer dinand talked with the wounded and sent royal chaplain 10 comfort and aid them He also viewed the body of Lieutenant Prendergast. the sight or which moved him profoundly.
 Today's receptions and banquets at the palace was carried out. but ne spirit of gaiety which shoul,S havr marked the occasion was ahsenS Esr direction of the ministry no uoseSrs were received at the palace today. in consequence of the danger of missues being concealed in bouquets
 The ministry is considering stringent measures for the suppression of an archism. and probably bills win br rr-- sented in the cortes To stamp our th- movement Arrests are beinz made or all the known anarchists without r-f- erence to their whereab bouts at the time of the bomb explosion yesterday. and each suspect is required Co establish his innocence Of connection with tLe outrage. Several men who were ar- rested near the scene Of fhe bomb ex- plosiOn were taken 10 the muulcIuaI laboratory and examined
 The bursting Of an automobile tire today in the Puerto del Sol caused a panic which threatened to be serious The nerves of the people are so tens- that the explosion of the tire was be- ieVed to be another outrae-e Thare was a mad rush in which women ss-re knocked down and trampled under foot and cafes were invaded and damaged. Order was restored with difficulty
 Count ROmanones. minister af the interior. says the attempt on the lives of the king and queen may be defI- nitely ascribed 10 anarchy. both ln irs preparation and execution. An exausi- nation Of the royal coach shows r tn be badly scared and damaged Tn. lamps were shattered
Arizona republican., 1906-06-02

 DIFFERENCES
Only Two Rate Bill Amend
 mentS UndiSpOSed of
The Anti-PAss Feature RecOnstruC- ted in Conference, Making it More Stringent Than Ever.

Washington, June L-OnIy two amendments remained to be settled when the cOnferees on the railroad rate bill adjourned today and it is expected these will be decided tomorrow The amendments in dispute are those re- lating to Jim Crow" cars and the one prescribing that no hearings of appli- cations for injunctions setting aside orders of the interstate commerce com mission shall be had without five days notice to the commission. The latter amendment was agreed to at one time in the deliberations of the conferees. but that action was reconsidered today. The indications are that it will be ac- cepted by the house conferees.
 It is said that the Jim Crow car amendment is slated to go out of the bill. If the amendment is disagreed to the defendant states are permitted to eeXrcise their own discretion as to the separation of the races. but interstate passengers cannot be interfered with under the state laws.
 Two important amenGments were re- drafted by the cOnferees. One of these was the pass amendment for which a substitute was offered by the house conferees and the substitute was ac- cepted. It prohibits the issuance Of passes to any person. It makes no exemptions whatever. but is not to take effect until January l. 19O7 The other amendment redrafted today was tht. one making pipe lines common carriers. IL now provides that pipe lines trans porting oil through pipes and partly by rail and through pipes and partly by water shall be common carriers. The commodity amendment which prohibits railroads from carrying any articles it mines, manufactures or pro- duces was also amended slightly, so as to render it less in conflict with the pipe line amendment.
 The action of the senate in striking out the words "in it's judgment" and fairly remunerative" was agreed to by the COnferees- These are two of the important amendments having a bear ing upon what was known as the Ali son compromise to the rate making section Of the bill. The conferees agreed that the express companies should be brought within the provis- ions of the act to regulate interstate comperce. but that palace sleeping cars should not.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-02
His Boast That He Gould Defeat the Con
 ference Report Based on Information
Canvass of the Senate Which Has Been in Progress Week indicates That He Can Force the doption of the Burrows Amendment.

Washington, June 1.-(Special) )-The republican leaders of the senate have learned that unless they can get four democratic votes for the compromise agreement which has been reported in conference on the statehood question they cannot expect to have the senate approve the conference report. The canvass in an effort to get votes for the conference report has been in course for the past week or ten days, in fact ever since the conference be- tween Speaker Cannon and Senators Aldrich and Crane.
 This evening the entire republican, side of the senate had been seen with the result that there were but forty one republican senators who are ready to vote for the conference report Thls seems to indicate that the boast of Senator Foraker that he had not only enough votes to defeat the conference report but to force the adoption of the Burrows amendment was founded on something like definite information
 The latest move in the controversy between the senate and the house on
Arizona republican., 1906-06-02
JOY IN MOMENTS CLUBS
 OVER SHOOT REPORT
Cheering in the Convention When the
 News Was Announced.

St. Paul, June 1.-After two long ses- sions today during which reports of committees were read and a number of amendments to the constitution were passed upon, the women attending the biennial convention Of the General Federation Of Women's clubs laid aside their work late this afternoon and had several hours of pleasure in going to receptions planned for them at various residences.
 The convention failed to take any action on the Reed Shoot case but that is expected to come later When Mrs Decker brought to the convention the news that the senate committee at Washington had voted in favor of un- seating Senator Shoot she made no comment but in an instant handker- chiefs were waved and hands were clapped in approval of the action taken by the senate committee.
 Tonight varied program of ad- dresses was listened to.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-02
FRATERNAL
 INSURANCE
No Reserve Created in
 Behalf of BenefiCiarieS
Missouri Supreme Court Rendered Decision of Utmost Importance to All Fraternal Organizations.

Jefferson City. Mo, June The SUI preme court en banc today handed down an opinion of importance to 4O0.- 900 policy holders of Missouri and seV- eral million policy holders in fraternaI insurance associations throughout the United States.
 The case was that of Mary Wester- man vs the supreme lodge of the Knights of Pythias, in which the plain tiff received judgment for s5,236.27 in the St. Louis circuit court for the death of her husband, J. P. Wester- man. who joined the association in 1895. Division No. l of the supreme court some time ago affirmed the de- cision of tie lower court in an opinion by Judge Marshall and the case was transferred to the court en banc for a rehearing.
 The suit was prosecuted on the the Ory that the defendant company was under the same law as regular life in- surance companies. The association forfeited the member for failure to pa 7 monthly dues in August. 1901. The member died in January 1902. The plaintiff contended that the monthly payments for six years prior to the date of forfeiture had created a re- serve in behalf of the beneficiary to pay for extended insurance beyond the period of death, and that the certificate was non-forfeitable under the statute of Missouri, which was copied from the non-forfeiture statute of Massachusetts and has been adopted by three -fourths of the states Of the United States.
 Today Judge Fox wrote the opinion of the court en banc, holding that the defendant is a fraternal society and not liable as a regular life company The case is reversed.
 It is said that this decision is the most important to fraternal societie., | that has been handed down by this or any other court in many years, as the entire plan upon which fraternal soci- cites are organized was involved.
Arizona republican., 1906-06-02

the statehood question has just been revealed in connection with plan to bring the report from the conference committee tomorrow. This report is to provide for the immediate admission of Oklahoma and Indian Territory as one state with the further provision in the exact language or the original For aker amendment that Arizona and New Mexico shall vote separately on the question of their admission as one state. This report is to be submitted first to the senate for it's action Should it be rejected. as has been predicted by by those who have made a close can vass of that body, the responsibility for failure to admit Oklahoma and In dian Territory and also the failure to allow the other two territories to them selves decide the question of their ad- mission will be placed with the senate.
 Should this report fail of ratification in the senate, its believed that the house will rest it's case without further action of any kind after emphasizing the fact that the senate and not the house is responsible for failure of action. C. H. DANIELS.