New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1903-08-27
STATES LARGER POWERS
OYER THE INDIVIDUAL.
Pa7cIc Talks to Contention Of inner
ican Bar association.

TO-DAY About two hundred lawyers are il attend
eaoe The session VIII last until Friday night
CHARLES + Ldbbey OF Maine. called the conven-
,,- 10 order the abserTce Of L II Rose the re-
..-t-1 president and presented Francis Rawle OF
r.-,,a5e'phia president of the association. The
resident IN turn introduced Allen Caperton Brax-
,o- If Stsunton who delivered the address Of wei
-. sc -r-s representative Of the Virginia Bar As
o-sstfo- President Rawle spoke briefly in reply
d, IN Erax.on's address. He then delivered his
annual address reviewing national and State legis-
ls,ior for The last year
He said tn part
The mos notice. be P3Esnom , i, in , LEGISLATION
e-..E rsxzef IN nearly All If the states for the
c0rrr9. q various state activities.
Flge states have provided State boards Of medical
sssr-nerz and one q state pharmacy board
THREE states have appointed boards 70 regulate
o1t5uetr.- and ave states have provided for the
s sV9 states state boards OF dental examiners
80 states have provided boards Of horticulture
TIE u1-k Of BARRIERS has been regulated in Rhode
Island Utah New-loTk Kansas and tonnecucut
Thee States have assumed the oversight Of en-
s-gTs textbook commissions have been appointed
~ Two Ss-es and state library commission IN
che state state board OF coal mining and in
another general mining inspector have been pro-
5o5- Western legislatures have created State
cslss---+s f-a-deza state board of charities and
-----s : r---5s- Of vital statistics
c--a--f---t IS believe The arst state 10 estab-
F-- - al s- ~
rs [rs-rf-a --oJides . travelling auditor and
washinSt1u licenses public accountants
~ sac hoard 81 official examiners in New
Hs-nusa..e New-To-k NeR-Jersey, California and
5s.ss1ctgse.ts as the result OF, the coal strike
orca-E5 trat W.94ssz-5 G- ,Te3- liCanees rs1 be
evoked f1r charging eXtorropste prices or unla~-
5-eE1r requ.rss rs plumbers 70 be licensed and
Delaware rs detectives. ,, . - ,.
1s-frr an tre subject Il trusts i NAV be that the
legislatures are Ns'-E - 1,s - y, 20
Row de natter works out financially and COM
tennessee forhtds a, srrangements, cortrsc extracts
trusts or collHrat9rs between persons or cor p2Fa
s g7i 80 re- -r-,2a-itilr j., ire irnportation
~ sale Of articles imported into this state or N
rre uauufa -ture or sale OF articles or domestic
c-5vff OF q domestic raw material. and all ar
-sEcerents contracts. trusts or combinations be
tween persons or corporations DESIGNED or which
tend advance reduce or control the price or cost
% The producer or consumer Of any such product
STATE corporations violating the act are declared
forfeit -hei- charters foreign corporations VIC
1srf1g TIE act are 70 be prohibited from doing
business in the State.
a violation of The act is declared 10 be a con
sti7ulatons purposes. prices. rates or orders made
'n .7erance u such consIITacy s oec!aIe9 70 %
act gives any person injured the right to recover
re rul consideration raid for the property the sale
~ which controlled b" the combination or trust
TeTas has passed an act 10 take the place Of the
s~d screening in its terms Among other things it
r-rrtSe- thar shall q coUS0iT5cv N restraint
n trade for Two or more persons or corpoIa IONS
e-r7Erd iH buying selling any article OF HeT-
zrsrz--r "a refuse 10 buy from or sell 70 any
other person or corporation any article Of mer-
-t-ez-e- ~ refuse 70 buy from any person or cor
ror7tion fo- buvfnE from OF selling 10 any other
south dakota prohibits combinations between IRE
4--,~a~re ccrrrar'es for fixing rates.
minnesota prohibits the consolidation Of the cap
i1aI stock PROPERTY or fFaTchlse ciIol or
7ove- control Of two or more parallel competing
Al ct has been Passed IN he ics de Tle ana
which so f7r as know. * novel in practice II
,Is~a9f NV ~ the instance Of any rerson in
dcre5 before trial remove into that court any IN
in PerrsvIvsria where a defendant has been
Coveted q g u 6l7y+ ~ sIroarted by after
discovered evidence. aTo I tat court Is % 9pinIo
that there IS substantial doubt a. 70 guilt II may
grant a rule fo~ trial and direct the trial
court 10 hear The rule -,
---osa ~ d=ravinr The administration Of criminal
,----.--- - - ,-e5j-5o-e ~ the common law
ard. believe 10 tbs best Judgment Of the profess
TIE foundations. Of the association were wisely
~ =eefra ~ -erso-aI es was allowed 10 interfere
i-Huerce
John Huxley. Of baltimore secretary Of the asso-
citation. read his annual report, which showed that
all The States. except Nevada, and nearly all the
territories are represented in the association
Tnirty-nire States, two Territories and 3ls local
bar associations are represented Sir Frederick Pol
lock read paper tonight law reporting in Eng
land
The following were elected as members Of tho
general council. Alabama Oscar r Humid
ley. Alaska Melville c. Brown: Arizona
Everett r Ellinvood. Arkansas John fetch
-. California, Charles Monroe: Colorado. Lu-
Gus " fioyt; Co--scticut, E. z. Baldwin; Della
ware Anthony His; District OF Columbia, Mel
vile Church; Flori-, = " Williams; Georgia P.
W NeidriEn; Idaho nam ". Woods Illinois
p 3 Snit1y: indian ---ritory, g I. Jackson: In
diana. William P. Bres1: Iowa ". P Caldwell:
>snSss- yoHn y. 2--liEel- Kentucky. William Il
Z L--t-F- AarE.aHc. John ?. Poe: Massachusetts
o. % -Ines- Michigan. William I. January. Mime
s9-a Fi-an r Stevens tchairTnan); Mississippi r
y thompson Missouri + ". Lehman AT1rrar-a
Sew Hampshire Joseph Fellows NeW-Iersev
James j. Bergen New Mexico. Thomas Z Catror
SSeVy-4 OK " a-te- : Loean: North Carolina J.
1N-otc 6Less- North Dakota. \. \. Bruce: Ohio,
FRANCS e. James; Oklahoma. Henry 7. ASP: ore
E9E -t.ar-es Il Garry. Pe.rSl Hauia, Henry I3rdd.
5--g1e Island. Arnssa y. Eaton: South Carolina
,or-- tennessee, n =. lnserSoll, Texas. F c. Dill
tan tLaT-tS =. Ndrla.. Vermont E1ihr1 z
Tan. Virginia. A. a Phleea-: Washington. Q n
fta-l-- y est lrsi1la- George Z. Price: Wiscorl-
81. 2 II Eashtor6. Wyoming. Charles y Potter.
2 -r SssociaT-or o. American Law Schools held
annual session today Representa- tives Of rpsErIty
r Baldwin. % the Yale Law School. president ~
-t ASSOCIATION, read q paper on The Study ~
Elemental Law q Necessary step II Legal Educa-
William : Curtis. Of the 81. Louis Law School.
-ea1 paper On Examinations IN the Law School d
~ me general discussion which followed Sir Fred
greatly aPplauded-