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Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Lincoln County.

i..rl estate transfers in Lincoln coum-
ty fer the week ending March L:
EOOTHBAY HARBOR-R Rcothbay Nh
riue Railway to William II. Reed, land
and buildings, 5000; Clara J.. Stevens to
Frank III. Mcddcr. land and buildings,
$1,000.
BRISTOf.-Encs Jones heirs to Fred
y. Fountain. land. Sl". Mary ". Spr"ui
t. Fred Y. fountain ct al, land. 500.
DAAIARISCDTTA-E Boston -
Edwin II Nnslow. land, 81.
ESpEN-Robcrt c. Kingsley. triS-
tee. to Henry VI. Howard ct al, land
ST.
EDGECOMR-JoIn l.. Clifford ct AIS. q
Willis H. Clifford. land aud buildings. 81"
JEFFERSON-k.St bradbury 5. Gerald
- Elmer r. Walton, land. S2IS; Lucy f.
Gerald to Elmer +. Walton. land. $l2'
Henry W. Clary to William +. Pummcr
land 81
Observation-Disclosures c. Everett to
IInml T.. Everett. lind 81.
NEWCASTLE-Frank +: Clement t
Samuel g. Damren, land. SS
NOBLEBORO-fcst LYMAN McCurdy Y
Ira j. Oliver. land and buildings, So.
WESTPOET-Rcnjam f. Jewett T.
William F.. Frow, land, 81.
WfIITEFIELD-Char j. Mrlns"v e
Alberto Kelley ct al. land and buildings
$l*: H. A. Dunton ct ais. to Mary 4. Dun
ton. land and buildings s.; Mary a: Dun
ton to William L. Kendall. land anG
buildings 81
*Nud valuable considorat ton.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14
"THE JAPANESE GIRL"
Initial Production of Quaint Little
Opera Given at Insane Hospital.

The japanese Girl was given its
first presentation last evening on the
pretty stage at the Insane hospital
before 4 large and delighted audience
Tie brilliant and fascinating music
catches cNcry ear, and one can hardly
select one air as best, when each il
turn is so lovely and descriptive.
THO paris show careful training, es-
y, ciully the chorus which has beer
working for weeks. The qu""r bright
costumes with the fans ANA parasols
;;Id flower SlrlanGs make the little
maids very charming.
Tile solo parts divide honors uuito
cuu;tlly Mrs. II. Is. Hill made a very
sweet "o-IIanu-San." and the music
fits h,r cl"lr soprano voice well. She
Is supported by her two friends 90
kIiu-SLn," Miss ola Wcllman, and
20 I<Hyp- san" Miss Eva Clark. Mrs
Norman EasS"tt acted the English
="vrrnrHs with great spirit ana her
li"h contr.tlto is fine i'll the part.
The twin pupils were admirably done
~ Miss Clara Goodwin and Miss
Katherine Rand Ill. The littl. maid,
thaya by Miss Frances Purinton was
very SW"c.ly done.
The s;"V.n little danccrs with the uu-
,X!,,ctcJ Visit OF til" Mik;ltlo. were the
crowniI% feature of the performance.
Nj ci which depended much for its
excellence upon the sympathetic and
lnnStcrly accompaniment ny Miss Ely-
rick on the piano, and DR.. Warren
SaN1o!u ON the violin.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14
COURT CONvENES TODAY.
The Trial of Mrs. Alice r. Cooper Will
Be Rssumed-kew Jury Necessary.

The March term Of the supreme jtl-
dicial court Will rc-couvcnr at 10
O'Clock this morning. aud tho trial Of
Mrs. Alice +. Cooper Of South Wind
Sor for the murder of Charles ID. Nor
thy. Jr. will bc resumed after nearly
Il weeks delay occasioned by the ill
ness Of one Of The members Of the first
jury impanelled. The accused woman.
accompanied ny her husband. Edwin
J. Cooper. came in from her hpnnt,
Tuesday and went to The Iirar .! M '-
atiycs on West Crescent street Il M.u.r,.
she will remain ultil L. si. f, uf th..
trial.
Immediately foliuWi'.2 th,. ,p,., e; 81
the court this mUIning,. III" work " li-
panclling new jury will b" coHmcn-
ccd. There are 81 jurors drawn for
service. II Of whom were members Of
the original Jury. II tie new jury
should be secured today. 4 view Of the
scene OF the alleged murder will be
taken by the members Of the panel on
Thursday. and the trial will begin on
Friday morning.
Associate Justice Henry &. Peabody
of Portland. who will preside at this
term of court arrived in the city Tues
day.
The civil docket for this term of
court is rather Il long one and as the
| trial of Mrs. Cooper, now delayed one
week, promises to be Il long ore, il is
not probable that court will adjourn
until some time in April. 1t is believed
that the Cooper trial will consume
ncarly two weeks, and at it's conclu-
sion the civil list will be Immediately
, taken UP.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14
AMuSEM ENTS.
GhCpard's Pictures This Afternoon ant
Evening.

In Sh"n.sr,i's high class moving pie
tunes Il most unique ANA refined en-
tcrtIinnicIit is offered. which while be-
ing highly obstructive is one Of tbs
ncSt enjoyable means Of amusement
devised.
The illiilitnDle opportunities afford
ed in this wide field OF artistic enter
prise IS taken advantage of to the full
est extent, and every avenue open has
h|en searched 20 an infinitesimal de-
gree to gather al that is beautiful
"tiId. humorous. poctiCai. thrilling
ard wonderful iii the several spheres
OF cXlstcnc" To iuttreS; the eve and
mind. Every quarter Of the globe has
ictn r;,usac'lrG for novelties and al
arc faithfully reproduced from life al
an enormous cXpcns". 1t is 0n enter
i;tlnmrnt tbdt compli iS"S the combined
forces pf comedy. humpr p1thos. an.
all that is hcalthily dramatic. whici
s" I" make 4 perfect evenings enter
t2inm"nt.
Special matinee 1T 3.45.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

The semi form fitting or wasp-likc
waistcoat for spring. 1866 is tn.
newest. snappiest kind Of top coat
worn. The patterns are on the gray
and the lines are graceful, giving the
ccat a nobby get neat appearance The
north window display of Sherburne &
Daley shows this style of coat up to
advantage-Of course other STYLES vii,
be seen and are still in vogue. The new
spring suits are mostly on greyish pat
terms and cut with slightly form-fit-
ting effect Spring 1906 is upon us
ana NOW IS the time to look around
for The stylish clothes and hahrr,;as!,-
cry.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

II has been stated at the executive
department that there is little likcli-
food that a nomination will be forth
coming in the list which will be an
nuunced by Governor Cobb Friday, for
a register of deeds for the Northern
district of AroostOok county to fill the
vacancy in that Office caused by the
resignation of the present Incumbent.
Joseph T.. Cyr. Mr.. Cyr's term of Of
flee does not expire until Dec 81 of
the present year, but he feels that he
must retire from the work at once
because of i'll health
The delay in the appointment of d
successor 10 MIR. Cyr is said to be due
tC a difference ot feeling on the part
OF the citizens in that section of the
county. The office Of the registry of
deeds for The Northern section of the
county is located at Madawaska, but
sCme of the citizens of that section
want 1t removed to Vaw Buren,. and
an effort was made at the last session
of the legislature to have the location
of the otf1c4 changed, but without sue
cess.
There are two candidates for the
Office one of them being c. A. Piltz.
who is a clerk in the office of the Van
Bulen Lumber Co., and the people of
Van Buren, are very desirous that he
be appointed to the place. On the
other nand the Madawaska people are
equally desirous that the appointment
shall be awarded to Theodule Albert OF
! that town, who is at present a clerk in
| the Office, and argue in his behalf tina
in addition to his other qualifications
for the position. he is a good French
scholar. Governor Cobb is looking into
the matter carefully, and as he desires
to get the sentiment of the people be.
| fore acting, the matter of a nomination
will be decided upon at future date.
| Under the law which provides for tn,
| filling of the vacancy caused by tn,
| death or the resignation of register o
deeds. the records of the Office hav,
been placed in charge of Michael Clarl
of Houlton. clerk of courts for Aroos
took county, who vii! continue TO serv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

The Governor Will leave his home in
tuvkland. for the trip to Boston at so
Thursday morning. and will go To Port
land, where he Will meet his staff. The
start i:on Portland will lie made at r.
-. and with the exception Of AdjutaHt
General Faraham. who is III California,
it is expected that the entire staff will
participate. as follows: Brig. Gen.
Charles T.. Davis of Augusta. inspector
general; Coz. Edward J. Mayo of Fox
croft, commissary-gene Col James
Il. O'Nriil of Portland. surgeon-g"n-
cral; Col. VIM. =. Skelton of Lewiston.
judge advocate general; Col. Elliott {.
Din Of Portland, INSPECTOR general Of
riil" practice; Major john j. Doolcy OF
Portland assistant inspcctor-g~nvrnl Of
rife practice; Lieut. Col. Frank II.
HargraveS Of West Buxton. aid-dc-
camp; Lieut.. Co. Robert II. Crockett
Of Isockland, aid-dc-camp; Lieut.. Col.
Herman NJ. CaStncr Of Portland. aid
de-can!p; Lieut.. Col Harry +. Ross of
Bangor. ail-dc-cdmp: Major Edward!
II. Kelley OF Bangor. military secrc-
tory. While i'll Boston the hcadquar-
tcrs of tn" Governor ana STAFF Will b"
ut the Parker House.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

Itu"l J. Nnycs has decided t" erect q
two-strrr double tenement house ON
his property on N0ycs place East side,
and will commence operations thereon
as soon as the frost is out of the
ground. The hnuS" will contain eight
rooms to a tenement. with a bath room
III each tenement and will be liolcrn
ti,r,III.nollt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

Rev. F. NJ. Preblc of Auburn deliv-
cred a lecture before the Current
Events Club at the Congregational
chapel Monday evening, the subject
being "a Hero Huguenot: Colgny."
which proved to be a very scholarly
discourse and was listened TO by an an
preciative audience.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

Owing To the fact that Governor cobb
viii :" I" Hoston Thursday. to attend
the s"mi-annual meeting Of the State
Board of Trade, he will not come to
Augusta, Friday, for the purpose Of an
nnuucnG his monthly list of nomina-
tiors. but has forwarded them to his
private secretary. Col. n. s Purinton.
by whom they will be announced ut the
proper time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

On" of the principal objects Of this con
test being the securing Of new subscrib-
crS. we will give double value or forty
coupons on every dollar paid on all new
subscriptions.
In or'icr to receive coupons Subscribers
or contestants must ask for them at thu,
time payment is made. Coupons Will not
he given on newst"alcrs or ncwSboys'
payments.
Address all inquiries and coupons to
Contest Dept, K,nncbcc Journal Angus
Ia. Nc.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14
MEN ARE POWERLESS
To Fight Against Di.e1se IrnIcas They
strike mt the Underlying Cause.

SrsNe NJ inc onHcriyf0S Cause.
To treat Dandruff. and Falling Hair
with frritants or oils on which a para
Site germ will prosper. Is like scooping
water from the ocean to prevent the tide
from rising.
You cannot accomplish n satisfactory
cure without having q right understand
ing OF the fundamental causes Of tho
trouble.
You must kill the Dandruft Germ.
Newhro's Herpcide does this because II
is specially made to do that very thing.
When the germ is removed. tho hair
has no choice but to resume healthy
growth and beauty.
Destroy the cause. you remove the
effect"
Sold by leading druggists Send 10c. In
stamps for sample to The Herpicidc Co,
Detroit. Mich
Bowditch. Webster & Co.. Special Axta
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14
Granoe Oraanized at Saltwater.

a new grange to he known as the Still
water Grange was instituted recently in
saltwater 1t started with about 40 men,
bers and Percy b. Cole was elected mas
fer
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

Tine following Ecltefal OruclS III coll
nection with the coming meeting OF
The board Of examination, which will
occur at the Office of the adjut;.nt gen.
e,al Tuesday. March 20, has been is
sued from that office. the full text of
the orGer being herewith given:
STATE OF MAINE.
Adjutant Generals Office.
Augusta March s, 1906
General Orders No. 5.
|. Brigalicr General Charles +.
Davis. Inspector General, Colonel
James B. O'Ncill. Surgeon General
Colonel Elliott c. Dill, Inspector Gem
,raI of Rifle Practice. Colonel Lucius
II. Kendall. First Infantry. Colonel
Everard f. Newcomb. Second Infantry.
and Lieutenant (J. CD Franklin c..
Twitchell, Second Division, Ships Com
pany Naval Reserve, are hereby con-
stituted a board to inquire into the
qualifications for their respective posi-
tions of persons who have been elected
or appointed 20 offices in the National
Guard of the State of Maine, as fol-
lows:
FIRST INFANTRY.
William p. Norton (second licuten
|ant-elect, Co. 81.
James d. Regan Captain elect, Co.
E).
Second Lieutenant John J. Maloncy
Q,rSt lieutenant -tiecC. Co. l..
First Sergeant Barticy a. Flaherty
(sccond lieutenant -clecD, co. y
Sergeant Daniel W. Wentworth Uirst
|licutenant- elect, co. FO.
First Lieutenant Allie Q. Piilsbury
(captain- -clecU, 90. II.
Second Lieutenant James +. Carver
(first lieutenant -elccD. Go. II.
First Sergeant Albert +, p. Hyler.
(second lieutanant-aIccD. GO. II.
Sergeant Harry L. Lowell Captain
cloct), Co. NJ.
SECOND INFANTRY.
Rev. Janes Z. Cocirdnc Tc-appoint-
Cd chaplain).
First Lieutenant Arthur Fl. Field
(captaim- -elccU, Co. +.
Second Lieutenant Charles \. Jump
cr (first hcutenan -cl"cD. Go. +.
Sergeant J3hn j. Coughlin (sccond
lieuttnant-elccD. Go. r.
William y. Paul (captain-clcct, 60.
D..
Sergeant William Z. Southland (First
lieutenant -clecD. Co. G.
Second Lieutenant Harold L. Pepper
(captain-elccD. Co. II.
First Sergeant Frederick -. Neal
airy Oirst Hrutendnt-rlccD. Go. II.
Sergeant Wilbur &. Liant (srcond
| lieutenant -cl""D. CO. II.
Second Lic;t"I.,nt Harry NJ. II, rrE
| (nrSt licur"uaIt-t l""tt. co. l..
First Sergeant I..lsnn N Ilp"."gl
| (sccund lirutrnant-" -"I'rD. to. l..
| Second Licut"nant Frank iii"'' ~
,capt;iln-clccD, 90. NJ.
First Sergeant Harry l.. Wcbber
| (first lieutenant -clccD. Go. NJ.
| Scrg'a ant Edward c. Perry (sccond
lieutenant -cIecD, 60. NJ.
| NAVAL RESERVE
| Lieutenant q. CD Everett 6. Sculiy
| -rI"cD. Ships Company.
| H. The borrd will meet at the office
!ot tho adjutant general, Augusta,
Maine, on Tuesday. March 20, 1906, at
10 O'Clock \. NJ.
| III. The persons elected or appoint
ca to Offices as above are hereby noti-
fec to present themselves to the board
of examination at the tim" and place
specified for the meeting of the board.
| officers elected or appointed who are
members of the National Guard will
lappcar in dress uniform without side
larms. Transportation ami subsistence
viii BE- provided, but no per diem will
HE allowed.
| BY order of the COMMUNICATIVE chief:
| AUGUSTUS B. F'ARNHAM,
Adjutant- General.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14
Seven Premiums

This is the season of Hstlessness,
keada chcs and spring disorders. Hol-
listers Rocky Mountain Tea is sure
preventative. Makes YOU strong and
vigorous. 81 cents. Tea pr Tablets.
Bowditch, Wooster & CO.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

Paris automobile owners must make
two declarations at the prefecture of po-
lice ono as to the type Of vehicle and
power of the motor. and the other for OBJ
taining rerrssion to drive after eXamin-
1tipD
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

Hon. A. ". Gilman. commissioner o:
agriculture, was 1T the CAPITOL Tuesday.
on lis weekly visit to the department.
The following corpora ations have filed
certificates of organization at the office OF
til" secretary of State:
National Cooperative Commission 90,
! organized at Portland, for the purpose Of
doing Il commission or brokerage business
in hay. straw. alfalfa, grain ana all farm
products with $4,000 capital stock q
which nothing is paid il. The officers
are: President. Millard w. Baldwin. OF
Portland: treasurer. Clarence r.. Eaton
OF Portland. Certificate approved March
| - 1906
Rand * Drake organized at GuilfCrd
| for the purpose Of dealing in dry anu
fancy goods. &c. with $4,000 capital stock
| "f which $4,000 is paid III. Officers: Prcsi-
! dent, g. n. Rand. Of G,lilford; treasurer.
John A. Rand, Of Gulrord. Ccrtiticat,
| approved March -. 1906.
Doyle Economy Stove and Furnace Co
| organized at Augusta, for the purpose 81
manufacturing ana dealing in stoves
| furnaces and orc reduction plants, with
! 81, $4,000 capital stock. Of which nothing i,
paid in. Officers: President, and treas
! urcr. /. H. Fairbanks. Of augusta. Ccrti-
| ticate approved March T. 1906
The D. S. Thompson Manufacturing Co.
organized at Livermore Falls. for the pul-
! p"so Of manufacturing and dealing il
| Thompson Automatic Grinding Machines
rtr.. with S10o,0oo capital stock, of which
$i!o0h is paid in. Officers: President
George NJ. Jackson of New York, y. y
| treasurer navilla 5. Thompson Of Liver
| more Falls. Certificate approved March
| IL. 1906
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14
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using Journal want ads.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14
LIQUID or tablets 100 nnses 0rn Dollar

until register Of decd; shall BE- ap
pointed.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14
GRAND
Stove Contest.
Standing Of Candidates

Mrs. Lizzie Mcfarland. HallowelI !. i17i
Mrs Iottlr NJ J.OngfcliaW Winthrop :Ill
Mrs Janet HaIlett TOwlc Winthrop 2g62
Mrs. Harvey MOocrs. Co0pers Mills 2!DS
Mrs. Ami, X. Field. Augusta ....... 80
Mrs. Herman y. Taught. Augusta 2t
Mrs. Elmer B. True. Augusta ...-.-. ~!
Miss Maud w. Whitman, Augusta 2Dii
Mrs. Herbert Horne. Gardiner $500. ..N2
Mrs. Arthur ID. Stevens. Watcrville 1881
Mrs. Lottie Harrington Fuller, South
China .-.....................---- Ilil
Mrs. Edw. llCwo. Augusta ............ l'N
Ms. Will Blaisdyll, West Gardiner 13D
Miss Ella A. Towlc, Gardiner ......... l5t:
Ms. Ethel VI. REYNOLDS Richm"nd In
Mrs. james T'rask Falmingdalc -. 103I
A. j.. Drummond, Augusta ........... 80
Aurilla +. Haskell, Weeks Mills go. Ga
Daisy F.. Libby. Togus .........--..... .0I
Miss Marguerite Cooper, Gardiner ~,
Mrs. Hattie VI. Dove, Weeks Mills -
Miss Mildred NOrcrOSS. Winthrop ~. lti
Helen +. Clark WatcrNillc .......... AN
Mrs. Phlena NJ. Burbank. Augusta 3.S
Mrs. Hattie II. Dove, We, ks Mills :. BIB
Mrs. Jennie NJ. Frost York. Oakland I'll
Mrs r. L. Madden, Windsorville 5o1
Mrs Hcrmon Hyson. We"ks Mills q. y
Mrs. Mabel a. French. Dresden Mills ~
Mrs. Alhert s Smith, East Nunmoth. u
Miss Edith Nj Cannon. Gardner ~
Mrs NJ. G. Moore. WatcrVille .......- il
Mrs. L. p. Peacock. Litchficld ....... u
Miss Marion EOynton, Weeks Mills u
Stella SeavcY. Gardner .........-..... y.
Mrs Bertha I.ittloiield. Augusta 10
Annie NJ. Thurn1ike, Augusta ....... q
Mrs Chns. ". Whittier. Mt. Vernon g
Bessie l.. Blanchard. South Gardiner :;
Mrs. john rinkham. Monmouth go. q
Mrs. Olive \. LauShton. Winthrop
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

Assistant Attorney General w. G. Phil
brook is - South Paris for y t.w days
called there by the trid! of Wesley Chick
who is charged with the murder Ui his
unC lc. DaTid Ndrncy, and which com
mCnced Tuesday.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

Hon. A. ". Gilman. commissioner d
agriculture, was 1T the CAPITOL Tu"S,iI4
on his weekly visit to the department.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14
STATE HOUSE.
Orders Issued From Of
flee Of Adj. General,
Aroostook Wants Change Of
Location Of Northern Registry.
Goyernor Cobb and Staff Will Leave
for Boston Thursday.

The following general orders in con-
nection with the coming meeting of
The board Of examination, which will
occur at the office of the adjut.nt gen.
c,al Tuesday. March 20, has been is
sued from that office. the full text of
The orGer being herewith given:
STATE or MAINE.
AJjutant Generals Office.
A.InII..t.I AIa..1.h 1uuE
Daily Kennebec journal., 1906-03-14

Special matinee 1T 3.45.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-02
HAWAirs CONFUSION.
Maui News1

MAUI NeWSl
The County of Hawaii seems to be
suffering from a state Of confusion into
which her County officials have plung
ed her.
The Hilo Tribune of the 10th inst
gives an account of a recent board
meeting and airs the whole affair and
proves conclusively that Hawaii Coun.
tvs difficulties are numerous and
acute.
A communication was received from
the County Attorney in which he main.
tains that his office is not under the
supervision of the board, was read and
n resolution passed ignoring him and
refusing to pay for the incidentals Of
his office.
Noa W. Aluli had his official head
decapitated and was notified that his
services would be required no longer.
The following day, however, the Super
yisors got on the repentance bench,
and, seeing the work they had done,
made amends for their act and restor
cd Aluli to his official position.
On Saturday morning the fun began
in earnest when Carl S Smith appear
ed before the Board of Supervisors as
o'epihNs ipi D'puNg ChNllli "llham
j. Richard of Hamakua, against whom
charges had been made. An opportu.
nifty was given Richard to plead to the
charges, but his attorney presented a
formal pleading in the form of a de
murrer Some OF the Supervisors did
not know the nature of this proceed.
ing, and Desha objected to council be
ing present and insisted on the defend
ant pleading guilty or otherwise.
Smith held the floor for half an hour
or more explaining what he meant by
the functions OF Judges and Juries and
crossed swords with Fernandes. who
claimed to have been insulted by
Smith, who is quoted as having com
Jared the Supervisors to the judges
who decided cases of witchcraft few
centuries ago.
After some discussion Moir succeed.
eG In quieting down the difficulty and
the matter will go over until Jann
airy I'd.
Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1906-01-02
ANSWERS IN LUMBER TRUST
CASE.
CONTINUED from PAGE ~

than themselves. The existence Of
the agreement alleged to exist among
the defendants is absolutely denied.
The further allegations OF Withholding
large quantities OF lumber from sale
TO cause an advance OF the market rate
and that a monopoly has been acquir-
ed forcing the consumers TO buy from
the defendants, and forcing other com.
petitors out OF business at q great I'm.
ancial loss, are also denied.
An.wers which are in the main the
same as the one above are also filed
by Allen & Robinson and Wilder & Co.
The attorneys who appear for the de-
PENDANTS are: Holmes & Stanley for
Allen a Robinson; Castle 4 whiting
ton for Levers & Cooke; and Atkinson,
Judd a Mott Smith for Wilder & Co.
Appearances, but no answers. were
filed In the case OF the United States
against the meat trust, as follows: fol-
the Metropolitan Meat Co. S. NJ. Da
mon. L. c. Greenwell. ID. p. r. Isen
berg and F. NJ. Swanzy. Holmes a
Stanley; for Julian Monsarrat. Otto S
Meyer, A. A. Meyer, II. r. Meyer and
Hawaiian Agricultural Co., Atkinson
Judd G. Mott Smith; and for II. Il,
Hitchcock, Castle & Wilmington.