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Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
SUIT AGAINST
 OLD HARTFORD
10 Compel Division of the
 Safety fund
Certificate Holders Claim that the Management In- tends to Absorb It.

Hartford Conn. oct 22--LeglI for malities necessary to attach in the sum of 100000 the property of the Hart ford Life Insurance company and the Security Trust company. both incor- pOrated under the laws of this state were carried out by the sheriff this afternoon in a suit brought agaluSt those two companies by attorneys rep resentiug about 10000 certificate hold CTS of the company in various parts of the country to compel distribution oF the so-called safety fund Of the com pany. which amounts JO more han million dollars 4 receiver is also asked for
 The defendants are ordered to make an accounting and to pay over Co the
 receiver all sums received from certI-
 ficate holders in connection with th-
 safety fund.- The suit Is returuabIt in the superior court at New Haven on November 9th.
 The Hartford Life Insurance com pany, which ceased active business Iu
 1899. was organized on the stockhoId- ing plan in 1867. but since the former date has continued to collect premiums on outstanding certificates as fT ir yyere continuing business. 1t being aneEeI that in 1899 the outstanding rtsks amounted 10 s9O.O0O. .00O
 Prior to 1880 the company invented a plan of assessment life iuSuranc- | which was designated as the safety fund plan" by which 8 was collected ] on each S1OO0 Of insurance and put into ! a fund. the surplus Of which when trr ] fund reached a million dollars was ta ! be distributed among the certificate
 holders This safety fund was Co ha f deposited with the Security Trust com l pany.
 i The plaintiffs in the suit claim thu. i the stockholders. having authorize ] the collection of the assessment for tho ! safety fund since 1899. although th- . company had ceased to write any uora insurance. have thus far failed to maEa
 a distribution Of the fund. and that IEe ] intent is to keep that fund for then . own advantage through a final wip5rg out of the certificates due Co laps,- | following increased and exorbitauI as- | sessment.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
GRAIN.

Chicago. Oct 22.-Lower cables and liberal receipts at Kansas City caused weakness today in the local wheat market.
 December wheat opened at T3A t0 739s. sold off to 725s and closed at 72ss M72A.
 December corn opened at 42042A, sold between 412i and 42as and closed at 417s I42.
 December oats opened at. 33A. sold between 225s and 32l4 and closed at 325k 0 32A.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
CATTLE AND SHEEP.

Chicago. Oct. 22.-Cattle-receipts 27 .00O head. Market. best steady, oth- CTS slow and weak. Common to prime steers. $4.OOG7.30; cows. $2.1Om 475; heifers, S2.6OG 5.35; bulls. S2.4OU 4.5O: calves. $3.OO0 3.60; stockers and feeders. $2.4OM4.4G.
 Sheep-Receipts 320OO head. Mar Ixet. sheep. steady; lambs. weak to 10 cents lower; sheep S4-50G4.55, yearlings, $5.OO66.2O.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
METALS.

New York, Oct 22.- Copper was lower in London with spot quoted at E9g los. and futures at G99. 5s. Lo- caIly the market was quiet and firm with lake quoted at S21.75 D 22.50; cleo trolytic. $2I5Od22OC; and casting at S21.25021.75. Lead was unchanged at S575M595 in the local market. In London it was a shade higher at c19 15s. Spelter advanced to G2S Is. Cd. in London. Locally the market was S615m62O. Silver TOl; Mexican dol lars. 54.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
VICTIMS OF DAKOTA STORM.

/ Sioux Falls. S. D., Oct. 22.-David Ganaway and Hubert Brown, young sons of prominent residents of Cham berIain. were found dead on the prai- rie today victims of the storm that swept central South Dakota
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
BRYAN's INDIANA TOUR.

Indianapolis Ind, oct. 22.-Wm- J. Bryan wound up the first day of his Indiana tour speaking before large crowd at Evansville tonight. He will arrive in Indianapolis tomorrow morn ing at $50 and will leave almost inn mediateIy on a special interurban car visiting a dozen cities in the central section of Indiana.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23

and domiciliary searches. and the cap ture of bombs and arms goes on appar- ently without end.
 The police have ascertained identity of two of the leaders of the Innermost circle of social democrats which is financing and directing revolutionary activity. One of the men has been ar rested.
 Definite announcement of the extent Of the Peterhof conspiracy is still with held and there have been no arrests re- gently in this connection.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23

Francisco relief committee for a con tinuance of relief work in that city up to July 1 next year. Originally placed at $6.OOO,O0 these estimates have been reduced by a little more than S7OO.0O0. upon the report of the Red Cross special agent.
 Most of the money required is all ready in sight. as the San Francisco committee has a balance of $2.3S2. 900 with unpaid subscriptions subject to call of S9OO. .OOO
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
THE BANANA BUSINESS.
DisastrousIy Affected by the Central
 American Hurricane.

New Orleans. La. Oct. 22-The steamer Anselm. which arrived here today reported that so great was the destruction of the hurricane which preceded the Cuban storm and struck the coast Of Spanish Honduras, that not a bunch of bananas was to be se- cured from the coast. The Anselm had 1000 punches of bananas aboard. although she usually carries about 15.0O0 punches.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
BANK RoesERs TREED.
They Did Not Get Very Far With
 Their Booty.

Minot. N D, oct. 22.-A report reached here late tonight that bank robbers. who robbed the Sawyer State Bank at Sawyer. N. D., early this morning and secured $45oO, have been surrounded in d wheat field six miles north of that place and that battle is now in progress.
 Twenty-Five armed men with rifles left here tonight on a Soo train to assist Sheriff Lee in capturing the bandits
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
sToRM CoNTINUEs.

Alliance. Nebraska, Oct. 22.-The storm continues, more than twelve inches of snow having fallens The train services west is at standstill. The Burlington was unprepared for severe weather, the blows not being ready un- til today. There is much apprehen- sion for livestock
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
SHEET AND SNOW STORMS.
Hinder Railroad Traffic in Nebraska,
 Kansas and Colorado.

Lincoln. Nebraska, Oct. 22-AH trains from the west were late today, many hours on account of snow and s!eet storms in Nebraska. Kansas and Colorado. The storm was responsible for a freight wreck on the Burlington near HemingfOrd. None were injured but the traffic was badly delayed. A bad sleet storm prevailed in central Nebraska today, breaking down trees. telephone and telegraph wires and causing suffering among stock.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23

ministers write Unless you send us aid We perish We cannot preach to starving people nor tell of the goodness of God in poverty stricken homes. Help us: We cannot maintain churches or hold together congregations without money assistance now
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
ASSORTED TO RAIsULL

London. Oct 22.-The Tangier cor respondent of the Times, says in dispatch that the local authorities, be- ing powerIess to take action, have In
 vited the bandit, RaisuH to restore or der a Arzilla.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
DlsTRusr OF ECUADOR.
The Republic Unable to Contract a
 European Loan.

Santiago. Chile. oct. PA dispatch from Quito, the capital of Ecuador says: "President AlfarO today informed the constituent assembly that it is inn possible to contract a loan in Europe on account of the feeling of distrust created by the opposition press. He added that the economic position of the government was desperate.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
COURT HELD EN ROUTE.
A Defendant Bound Over On a Rail
 road Train.

Mapletown, la, Oct. 22.-Court was held on a Northwestern train at Ma pleton today and Claude A. Fisher. accused af assaulting Miss Minnie Baker. was bound over in S2O00 bond and taken to jail at Onawa. The authorities feared an attempt to lynch Fisher.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
OHIO BRIDGE COMPANIES GO.

BeIlefontaine. Ohio. Oct. 22.-The circuit court today handed down q de- cision which in effect ousts from the state of Ohio all the bridge companies that failed to surrender at the so call ed bridge trust hearing two weeks ago.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23

Which shows she was right up to date. Her mouth was like a rosebud, ..... Her eyes a heavenly blue, She loved Donofrio's Crystalized Cae-
 tus Candy And so I'm sure would you.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23

Twas an old fashioned house With an old fashioned porch, And a girl at the old fashioned gate With a box of Donofrio's Crystalizec
 Cactus Candy,
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
WEATHER TODAY.

Washington. Oct. 22-Forecast of Arizona weather Fair. warmer Tues day and Wednesday
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
SAN FRANcIsco RELIEF.
The Work to Be Continued to July of
 Next Year.

Washington. oct. 22.-The executive committee of the Red Cross has finally anproved the estimates of the San
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23
WHEELS AND TIRES

N. s. GRISWOLD.
 1.-THE BICYCLE MAN" 34 -36 w. Adams St. Phone Red 149O.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23

HOUSE FOR RENT-Five-room modern brick; bath, toilet, electric lights. E. E. Pascoe. 11O North Center street.
Arizona republican., 1906-10-23

FOR SALE-Five-rOom house. close In; fine shade; north of Washington street. Price $25OO. l.. h. Pascoe. no North Center St.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-19
Unanimous for Bryan

OF course there is on easy way oul
Of the difficulty for the republicans,
if MT Roosevelt persists in his de-
elination, and If they do not wish to
he defeated That Is to take Mr..
Bryan as their own candidate, noml-
mating him in advance OF the assemp-
ling of the democratic national CON
Ventipn Why may they not do thisF
Expressions come to US from not a
few OF the oldest and stanchest re-
puhlieans in this state OF a decided
preference for Mr. Bryan over Mr,
RooseYelt, if the country Is to have a
radical man in the White House from
l90a till 1al9. They freely say that
they regard Mr., Bryan as the safer
man of the two for the interests OF
The country, and they believe there Is
less of the ffoxYN and furtiye element
in him-in a word that he Is less I'M
patient. They feel sure that he would
not plan or enter upon such boid
games as Mr. Roosevelt is now play.
inc in relation to Santo nomingo, ana
they believe that even the big cor
porations and trusts could be sure OF
being treated more fairly and more
HdecentIy.n to use one Of Mr., Roose-
yelt's fayorite words, The Hartford
Times.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-19

every recruit hereafter entering the
service.
This, however, is but the beginning
~ the work, as the new system OF
Identification also provides for the
taking of finger prints of,-esseh man,
The impressions TO be preserved In the
archives Of the department as a por-
lion Of the soldiers record. Figuring
ppqn the impressions of each of the
ten fingers Of The individual and the
impression of the five fingers of each
hand taken together there Will be a
total of l,6S0,000 impressions.
Necessary apparatus and supplies
for this vast project have already been
provided by The medical department
and distributed throughout the world
wherever United States troops are
stationed The immediate work of
gathering this data will be inlrusted
10 the officers Of that department, be
ginning September /, when the system
goes into effect. A brief personal de-
scrintipn added TO the photograph and
finger print record will,'it Is believed
make Identification in the army abb
solutelY certain
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-19
WEATHER REPORT FeR FARMERS
westbsr Ieaiestisas to Rs Furnished
Fhess whe hesFs

WasblRgtea -By an aFFaRsemeR!
msae belweeA Postmaster General
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mFmaFs ef the eeHptFy. whn desire 9 ,Isl Ie
IIssRiye Them, win be furnished aalll
MIN Weather faFeeasis The forecasts N
Niii he telesfaphed ta the pesIlAaslN,'Fas I
bY ms Weathef bureaA slammed WIN
4 EubbsF I9sptyne stamp npeh hehalA
sagas, ana aistHbUtea by the FWal
eaFFief va natFanS eA 'hs'f 'sNteS
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-19
AMY ia &c RRoteaFaPRea

Wasblggtep The mqst slsague
MISUNDERSTANDING entaFprise ever NAaef
lakeA IN this eaNnF} ls AeW Y "
{Sisial sIages al the war Department,
Wbegs tba details ef tRe ssheme, aEe
MEMS wpgkea pW in the once ef Ae
mihtApY seefetaN \ NV
msSipg at d9Nble ReFtrai's ql \ VS. ~, Y,
Hm tiAhea STATES AImSA ANh3Y'rAs :
betWssA S8,AM ana {hWN Mth " : :
ISlsl el psaFly lA9eM Rb9l9sTaPAts
ghs pIap anRaNReed IN geAeFal elael :
slsa Rypyiaes fqF q nAe'esFAAA y
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-19
|AvoR OF LINCOLN
bvsn Whites omaha's Msyof
\ Home Coming Reception
Must Be at Llne6Ih

tes from Omafa are to the e.
ii Maydr Dahihian of that city
reeeIpl OF d letter ft6th MI.
referring to Tie bt6tbsed
|omIng receptions to BE ten
Min upon his return ftbtti abroad
Iii he says tbat ilihe6iii's tiaifits
u considered first lie informed
! bahlma6 that he had Beet ad'
of lhe plans proieeted fof the
ion At llnc1lH ana had advised
|who had projected theti to prs;
kith then as intended. he susl
b that If tht bbbbie bf Uttiahii
} to tender d sltiilar gteetiiig he
\ advise that II BE tilaiineh fot 4
later aud that II IT we're de-
BE- would be clad to 70 To Utiiaha
kk later.
i suggestion uf Mr. Bryan was
bpaned by an eSbressioti to I he
and through The ihaS6t 10 the
4 Of Omaha. 81 hts gfatittide, f6t
kIhdly interest shown ID theif
for 4 reception III the Nebtas-
letrorols The plan of gieiiis
'ience to this city Is accepted as
ply satisfactory bS the parties
III the planhihg of the Umaha
'tl0u ANA theit artahgeihehts f6t
'siensIon Of d greeting latef bh
bp continued
Is recognition Ft6m Mr.. Bfyah will
Iless ada impetus t6 the plahs
be reception to BE rendered hiin
incoln ahd viii probably ssetife
an enlarged attendahee of baft-
rom Other states
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-19
+RsNsyAAt skAeks MAY RISE
bIsaaIstaa Runners prevailing a
Iehannssbnfa
disgusting

fehaAHasbuFgl FFaasVaal-fhe DIS,
apietias FpmeFs that the blacks ef
the Rand contemplated an UPRISING
iNig II aFe beFne eut by the fapI
mai native seFFants have WaFAea
lbsip Mistpesses ta retire ~ places p
safetg Similar FNmeFs nave pnen @
eipepistea IN the Reef but the Police
FlaieNie them However mAeh ahA
iety is e&nFeRsen .s..o.oo % tho
BaBeF read Al a eenteFenee q ~ lhe !
Rtbi8piap church eMbedEmg repells
fFam Tbs various alslFlels sass ~ wv
Flsips has been epehiy aaF'sea
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-19
LaFollette Does Things

Another Investigation of the rail
ways by the Interstate commerce
commission has heen commenced. A
letter was sent to each railroad in
The country, embodying nine ques-
tions which have been drawn to dis
close the relation of the railroads to
the business Of marketing graia The
action was taken under the La Toilette
resolution passed in the closing days
Of the last session of congress.
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-19
after THE GRAIN TRUST
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sends Out Circular Requiring
Full information

Washington, d. Can investigation
is to be made by the interstate com
merce commission by authority of the
United States senate, of the elevator,
grain-buying and forwarding business
of the country to determine to what
extent special favors have been grant
ed to them by railroad companies;
the influence which the alleged mo-
nopolzing of this branch of business
has had upon the market, the injury
1t has worked to grain producers; the
extent to which railroads, their Off
GERS, directors, stockholders and en-
ployes own or control the grain-buy-
ing and grain-forwarding companies,
and the manner In which such hold
ings, ii any, were secured.
The interstate commerce commits
sion has sent a circular letter TO every
railroad corporation in the United
States, requesting its responsible Off
cials to furnish to the commission as
soon as practicable information which
will enable it to report to congress
next December
In brief, the commission desires
railroad companies to supply it with
the name and location of all grain
elevators along their lines, together
with the capacity of the elevators and
whether the elevators are used solely
by their operators; the name and ad-
dress of each firm or corporation oper-
ating the elevators whether any OF
the elevators are located upon the
lands of the railroad company and
whether such privilege of location is
open to other persons desiring to erect
elevators along the railroad lines.
what, If any, interest the railroad
companies have in elevator properties
and whether any allowance in money
or otherwise is debit railroad COM
penles for the elevation and transfer
of grain. the names and addresses OF
the ten persons or firms who have
been the largest shippers OF grain
over the railroad lines since June.
1905; the extent If any, to which each
railroad company since June, 1905,
has been engs ged in the buying or
selling of grain; the extent, so far
as NAV be known, to which any officer
or employe of the railroad has been
engaged in the operation of any ele-
vator; a description of all special fa-
cilities or privileges which the rail
road companies, during the three
years past have provided under stress
of competition or other conditions to
maintain or increase the volume of
grain traffic over the lines of railroads,
together with details of such special
privileges or facilities, and a state
ment showing in detail the methods
of the railroad companies in distribut-
ing ears for the shipment of grain
1t is expected by the commission
that il will require three or four
months to obtain the information
asked for in its circular letter, but
no special difficulty Is anticipated ulu-
mately in obtaining it.
The investigation instituted by the
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-19
AVS FoR BRYAN RECEPTION
[. johnson viii pfsslde al BID
MEETING al Madison sousre

Meeting At Madison sduafe
fW York Plans r6f the reception
|he tenderpd rs Wiliiam Jennings
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last ~5eb FL August from a teHf
nhd tho eorld has beea mappea
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fning NJ Atprat rs Mt BAaR viii
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The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-19

aeieetea to Read 4 e9Hmittee 70 Sc
eHfe the attendance 9f ne business
iiien N the county M attendance ~
ne reception Mary stale delegations
HtG exReeEea,
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-19
SOCIAL DEMOCRATS BARRED
esfi4sH Minister 81 instruction s9ss
Baek te Hlue Laws

t,efiIH-Fhe eff8fts Of The social
democratic Instructors in the private
eyfaaastie eiHbs 10 inHHeaee thelf pll'
Bils haFe Induced Minister ef PabIle
iHstFaeliaH ven stHdt 70 recall q elF'
eBiaf ietleF The ministerial iRslFue-
ti9Hs az 1924 and 1899, preylalHs tha,
6niy PERSONS 81 neral aHailllts sh4l'
glFe mental and phFsleal tfalhlNe,
The miHisteF said thal lh9se aNalllles
aid Het exiaf aHgHE me members el
the s0eial democracy as l9e alllis =, y
ss ,aa ga aas wsfg q tAH u sle g9sa and me ssE M
n me sehaesi namely ta teach the
ehiafea ia FesBeet The laws ana r,
iigiaH ana Ia Love the latheFlana ana
Tia naval family aaa therefore heF I
sinEia democrat Reald be allowed W
elve instfuell9hi
The independent. [volume] (Lincoln, Neb.) 1902-1907, 1906-07-19

NoTlcE-sead 25 cents to the lnde-
pendent, Lineoln, Neb,, and the paper
viii be mailed to you each week until
after November election. For $t.oo the
paner will be mailed to seven different
addresses until after the election. Send
ia your subscriptions.
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much J mystery = ever.
St. Johns review. (Saint Johns, Or.) 1904-current, 1906-04-27

shall manufacture ,pmhusub'c goods.
erect uf cause tn hr erected ans ap.
plfatut. machinery Uf building iOr
thD manufacture cd rHWbu.uh.r goods
ui auN description within tI, limits
ui thy tiN ui 81 luhus without tt,t
having obtained written permit
therefor from thy bnarI .i tre CON.
missiHutfs
Section 90 Every person making
uf using shaving, .hl'l at th, close
ui each day cause ihc same o. De
securely stored ur disposed ut sD as
60 bc safe from TIRE Al hIy straw
ur other ,nmhusub.c material shall
DC su stored as Co be safe from hrc.
and when not so stored the board
ut ilrc commissioners may direct the
removal at the same ur cause The same
tn hv protected from fire at the cN.
pcusc ut the owner ur occupant ut
the premises.
Section is Spark catehcrs shall
be placed upon all chimney, or smoke
stacks used for conveying ou the
smoke ut auy steam boiler uf steam
engine whenever deemed necessary
tpr the safety ni the adjoining prop
crtN hy the board oi fire commission
cts
Section 3D. That any member OF
the board uf fire commissioners shall
at an time, have the right to enter
any building within the city for the
purpose uf discovering or ascertain
ing any violation ot this ordinance.
Section a. That whenever the
board uf fire commissioners deems it
necessary Tor the safety oi amy build
ing ct adjoining buildings to have an
accumulation ui moss removed from
the roof ui such building. the said
board shall notify the owner or oc-
cupaut ui such building who shall at
once have the same removed
Section g. No person shall make
q fire ur causc a fire To- be made on
any wooden pavement ur plankiug
within the City uf st Johns, or make
or cause to be made any open fire
for burning rubbish ur other com
bustiblc material un amy street pr lot
within thirty feet Ut any building nor
shall such fire be made on any street
or lot within the fire limits.
Section ~ No person shall. ~
this city. boil any pitch, tar. rusiu.
turpcuiiuc. varnish or any thcr in
ilammablc substance. unless the same
hc done IN an open space. at least
lUlilN lttl litll any NUllNlWkt Ul''ls
vessel ur other property that might
be Injured thereby, W IN hrcprooi
building
Section u; The board uf fire com.
missiuncts, and each member there
NJ. j. required tn see that the pro.
visions Ut this ordinance are enforced,
aud to make complaint, to the muui-
cipal court Tor violations thereof
Section is \ violation vt any of
the provision, oi this ordinance shall
Ice punished by fine ui not less
than five dollars nor more than one
hundred dollars. ot by imprisonment
IN the city jail not less than three nor
more than twenty DAYS except Whcu
otherwise provided IN thi, ordinance.
aud the continuance 1T maintaining
oi such violation shall hc deemed
new olicnsc Tor each day ON which
the same i 80 continued ur main
taincd aud shall be punished accord
inrlv
Section ~ Al ordinances aud
parts ui ordinances IN conflict with
this ordinance are hereby rcpcalcd
Passed the council April -. 1000
Approved April -. ipnG
4. W NNrNttNT
Attest Mayor
w l.. TuopNpyRr.
Recorder