The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1911-06-16

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All of the defendants It is further
contended. sell and ship their product.
generally throughout the United States
and to less extent to other countries
and are SO engaged in Interstate and
foreign trade and commerce In enam.
eled ironware within the meaning OF
the act OF Congress of July 2, 1890
entitled An act to protect trade and
commerce against unlawful restraints
and monopolies."
Only Six tIndcpcndents.s
1t is held by the petitioner that the
only manufacturers and dealers In ar
ticles similar in character, located In
the United states other than the de-
PENDANTS, arc six in number
The bathtub trust is said to have
been formed either In the latter part
OF 1909 or the early part of 1910, and
since that time, II Is declared. tho
combination and conspiracy" has been
continuously engaged In Interstate and
foreign commerce In restraint OF
trade. ''a2 ~
Tic defendants are said TO have by
an agreement eliminated and suppressed
All competition between each other as
TO the prices al which they are SELL
ms In interstate and foreign trade
thei, products of sanitary. enamclcd
ironware. and they have fixed and os-
'hniiShed and are now maintaining
uniform prices and terms of sale 10
their respective customers. The dis
counts which the dcfcnadts quote and
allow TO jobbers are alleged to be ar
rived at by mutual agreement
The defendants have filed their an
swers TO the governments aIlega-
tons and denied practically every
charge.
It was thought that an EFFORT would
be made yesterday by the defense to
have the hearing postponed pending
the outcome OF the criminal trial TO
take place In the District Court of tho
United States for the Eastern District
OF Michigan at Detroit. but this was
not done. An effort was made some
time ago in Baltimore to have the
case continued. but the court refused.
FnIl List of Defendants
The defendants are as follows:
Standard Sanitary Manufacturing Com
pany. Pfttsburg, Pa; A. WeiskitteI &.
Son Co. Baltimore, Md: the Barnes
Manufacturing Company. sIansneld, O.;
the Cahill Iron Works. Chattanooga,
Tenn; Colwell Lead Company, New
York City: the Day Ward Company.
warren. O.; the Humphreys AIanufac
turing Company, Mansfield. o.: Kerner
Manufacturing Company, PittsburE
the J. L. Mott Iron Works. New York
City; McVay G. Walker. Braddock, Pa;
the Howell Company, New
York; the National Sanitary Manufac-
turing Company, Salem. o.
Union Sanitary Manufacturing Com.
pany, Noblesvllle, Ind
70 United SfntaS SarItar, Nfoaufoo.,,.
Ing Company Pittsburg, Pa.
L. Wolff Manufacturing COMPANY
Chicago. Ill.
Wheeling Enameled Iron Company
Wheeling. w. Va.
Theodore Aherns Francis j. Tor.
rance. E, L. Dawes and w. A. AIyler
President, first vice president. seconc
vfce-president and treasurer. respect.
lively. of the Standard Sanitary Manu-.
featuring Company. Ef
anton Weiskittel and John D.. Heise
president and secretary OF "A. Weiskit-
tel g. Son Company.
z. H. Voegele and T. R. Barnes. pres
ident and secretary OF the Barnes Man.
ufacturing Company.
+. II. Caldwell and J. ]. Mahoney
president and vice president of the
Cah!ll Iron Works.
Jesse T. Duryeo and Bert o. Tiiden
president and secretary of the Colwcl
Lead Company.
W. c. Winfield and A. G. Ward, pres.
tdent and vice-president or the Day
Ward Company.
S. n. Ford and Reid Carpenter, pres.
ident and secretary of the Humphrey!
Manufacturing Company
j. ~. Frauenheim. president of tht
ferner Manufacturing Company.
Jordan l.. Mott and Max Goebel, pres
fdent and secretary OF the j. L. Mot
Iron Works. i
Thomas Walker and Alexander c
Walker, president and director of Nc
Way & Walker. i
Lloyd G. McCrum and Howard q
Gates, president and secretary of tn,
IcCrum- Howell Company.
Frank G.. Borden and D. w. Davis
president and SECRETARY Of the Nation
al Sanitary Manufacturing Company.
L. G. Huesman and e. ". Bringham
president and secretary OF tho Unio1
Sanitary Manufacturing Company.
Charles Arrott and A. H. Kline, Jr.
president and secretary OF the Unitet
States Sanitary Manufacturing Com
pany.
Ludwig Wolff and Herman HoeI
scher. president and secretary of thu
L Wolf Manufacturing Company.
q Il. wright and George W. Franz
helm. president and secretary Of tn
Wheeling Enameled Iron Company.
Edwin La tWayman, Of PIttsburg.
TORI nce and Wayman were the onl.
defendants present at yesterdays pro
ceedings The case will be resume
this morning at 10 o'clock
Si'} sN1t S 80
Professor Hiram CorHon Dcsd.
Ithaca,N. Y, June 15.--Professor HI
ram Corson. who was professor o
English literature at Cornell from 1877
L RI cd ~ 10 I, =, -. 4.