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The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23
|NN|TE TRIAL To
h ENDED THIS WEEK
|ut Will Not Adjourn for
khbtnlas; Charge Of Judge
Expected TO Be Specific.


Ind, Dec. 22.-Four
q tlys OF argument will confront the
4 VI the dynamite conspiracy
4 q r.rgneJ tomorrow,
y "A one.hnli DAYS remain for the
- oi the forty men on trial IN
4, tehbl. Sengtor Kern aud William
|hrtng will speBk Two and one
\ sYt VIII be used by District Attor-
l1f Christmas day the govern
y vi be !n The midst Of its arsu~
/ ,ypecicd that Federal Judge An
&rl charge 10 the jury will begin by
! ft1,y morujng. The court already
EEitd that the law bearing on the
ElHy charger will be set forth clear
~ hat The Jurors will be instructed
4 pa; Evidence 10 Apply 10 certain
E;irs.
|[tt 1 a trial not OF labor Unionism,
bbor union officials accused of
Ei.,ihs. Judge Anderson has said
CiEy.
Il Senator Kern and Mr.. Harding
LE Will speak particularly iu be
~ Vlsl \. TVeitmoc and Eugene \
IA Ssn Francisco. who are accUscc
eauns the federal statutes reGGlat-
e. tsnsportation OF explosives ir
foaa Nlih the explosions at Los
.H
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MaCcab bees.

There was regular review OF Salt Lake
City hive No. 4 last Wednesday evening
at T. o. o. L. hall. The following OFF,
GERS We're elected. Past commander,
Mary l.. McLaren; commander, Clara w.
Plates, lieutenant commander, Julia NJ.
Webb; record keeper. Mollie Schouert;
finance auditor Kate Cleckner; chaplain,
Elnora 3. Carter: sergeant, Bertha
Holschuk, mistrcss-at-arms Phila Law
ersen: sentinel. Annie NJ SDowden;
picket; Louisa Douglass. After the cleo
tIon the ladies' had a Christmas party.
The tables were decorated with Amerl-
can Beauty roses Sandwiches and cot.
fee and candy were served There VIII
be no meeting on the first Wednesday
In January, II being New Years day.
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|lI1|OV N WALL
/ STREET IMPROVED
4, Market Rebounds After
| Period of Depression
Early Last Week.

~o,v Dec. 29.-Through oGca .
n IokA uneasy depression, last
ph,a' ro,rtst emerged Into IN
a r'ts .~ra and strength, despite
rsfico nf the market was I'M
o. w ,ss special causes OF the re.
y 3D. .r,sn, va scemcd 20 have lost
is1s,aIs. 1.I,t court dicision IN The an =.
+ !, rag.-~sr case and The increase ~
sta y, s.ss dividend which followed 10 =
. Dpids .nic eject on stocks. Re
Tstria and servia mad ser sc. :
i a. ,issrences promised to remove
~; ,ca,p,atening condition In inter
80 ,,ions The New York money
- 1911 distinctly easier from the
" 'g.cts OF stock market liqulda-
Ar-, dow Of bank cash from the
f,.1a'. .,ms m heavy mld-monthiy div
. q r.karsements' u,;+,. cana
80 ~.,orl exchange, continuel per
~ ' ,Se Investigation before the
-,i committee at Washington.
"A ss .sssr,s we're Of sustained actiy.
e-nsr warrants. after a sharp falI
", ~ r.bounded with effect on cop
..,las The final figures Of the
r,~rsI department. confirmed tAe
-.,~ of record harVests.
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Comparative weather data at Salt Lake
CITY. December 20. 1872.
Highest temperature today was ~ de-.
crees; highest in this month since 1879
degrees: lowest this month since 1874
was 10; mean temperature for today
was 20 degrees: normal was 81 degrees
accumulated deficiency since the first OF
tho month is - degrees. accumulated
deficiency since january | is GlS degrees =;
relative humidity at a. m. today waS
81 per cent; relative humidity at p, m.
today was % per cent.
Total precipitation Tor the twepty-four
hours ending al p. n. was none; total
FOR this month 10 date is .6I OF an lncn'
accumulated deficiency for this month 10
date is rs OF an inch; total precipitation
since January | TO date Is 1906 inches
accumulated excess since JanIarJ l Is
81" inches.
sun rises s:5l a. M; sun sets J;ct p,
IN. December -" 1912.
WEATHER OBSERVATIONS.
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Salt Lake Thistle Club.

The Thistle club will conclude Its meet
lngs for 1912 on Friday evening. Decem-
Der 27. by giving n grand Christmas So
cIal and dance In the clubrooms. X. OF z.
hall, South Second East. The proceed :
ings will open at O'Clock promptly. and
about 10 o'clock there will he an interval
when light refreshments will be served In
the auteroom. The amusement commit
tee Is busy completing arrangements for
a big success for it's Christmas partEs >
select orchestra will provide the dance
music. and u varied programme OF auld
Scotch songs. recItations and other things
VIII he contributed By Thistle members
and others.
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Secret and Fraternal Societies

ana The members we'll satisfied with the
new rates. Seso Lily Will hold busl
n''s- meeting on Tuesday evening De.
cembe. e.
-, 90. rsgular meeting OF Utah lodge
II Was decided not 10 hold "A meeting on
1nIlSlmAs nighC so the next regular
meeting VIII be held Wednesday. Ian.
uary :, at which time Brother and Sister
Butler are 10 be host and hostess. ~
the election OF officers which was held
At the last regular session. Sister MARY
johnson was elected captain oil the Grlil
team, and Utah lodge Is looking for
ward 10 splendid drlll team under he,
management.
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Fraternal Brotherhood.

Scgo Lily lodge No. 252 Is making
great preparations for their New Year S
purity. 10 be held December 81. The
members are urged TO spend that even.
ing In the lodge rooms and watch the
old year out and the new year In. There
VIII be dancing, refreshments and a gem
cral good time. Brother 1hcrne is chair
man of the evening. Brother Whitehead
has lust returned from a very success
ful trip through Montana. lie reports
tho lodges IN that district as doing well,
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Royal Higlllanders.

Utah castle No. S3S opened in It's usual
form with q large attendance. II was
decided that no meeting would be held
next Tuesday evening OH account Of ih'
Christmas activities, The installation "f
officers was postponed Until the night oi
January Il. on New Years eve all mem
bers and friends are invited to attend, AS
that night is set aside for entertainment
and TO watch the old year out aud the
new year in. Deputy Hubbard reports
muny inquiries for membership.
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Ladies of Maccabces.

Lillian Holister hive met last Thursday
evening with a good attendance. Two
new officers were elected for the coming
year. Mrs. Il. j. Holden was elected
commander. The installation Of officers
will be held the third Thursday OF Jam
uary. The next meeting Will be January
3 We regret to announce the death OF
little Sabina Thrlot the daughter Of
Mrs. J. Thiriot, and niece OF Mrs Mary
y. Wilson. The hive extends its sympa-
thy 10 the bcreaved family. The funeral
will be held Tuesday morning.
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WALKER BROTHERS BANKERS
stnrkhnIders, SnecIal Meetlno.

StOCNnolderS' SDecldl meeting.
Notice IS hereby given that "A special
meeting Of the stockholders OF Walker
Brothers Bankers. o corporation. Will be
had and held at the office OF said cor
pora ton, No. III South Main street.
(Wslkcr Bank building. salt Lake city.
Utah on Saturday. the itth day of jan
uar7r. 1913. at the hour OF 10 O'Clock a IA.
on said day.
said meeting will nc had and held for
the purpose OF considering, and " ap-
proved, adopting; tl) An amendment TO
article Z Of the articles Of iucorpora don
Of said corporation, so rs TO increase
the capital stock of the corporation from
$3.50 600 To $500. 600. divided into 5000
shares OF the par value OF 800 each: (2)
An amendment to article OF said arti-
cles. so as TO increase and make the
number Of directors ot said corporation
fifteen instead OF nine.
Said stockholders' meeting IL called
pursuant 70 q resolution ot the board OF
directors OF said Walker Brothers Bank
eTs.
L. o. HOWARD.
m slIS Secretary.
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The Fraternal Union of America

owing 10 the Christmas tree which is
given tonight In the lodge hall in the
Odd Fellows building. the regular meet
ing has been postponed until January
IS, when the installation OF the new Off
GERS will take place. All members and
their children arc cordially invited for
the Christmas tree tonight. \ good time
Is assured everybody.
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T. 0. E.

Christmas night for members and their
friends. An impromptu programme Of
music speeches and some unhera!ded
"stunts" is contemplated. The social
dance given last Friday night by the
aerie was u pronounced success There
was a large attendance and all present
thoroughly enjoyed the affair
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Scottish Clans,

All clansmen are requested 10 meet at
The home OF Clansman Craig, 1868 South
Filth East street, tonight at S O'Clock.
The next regular meeting, Wednesday,
January J, has been suspended owing TO
holiday activities. Clansmen are urged
TO attend, as special business will be dis
CuSSed.
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Foresters of America.

meeting in the Eagles hall last TUESDAY
evening, the attendance being good, and
much business was attended 20. At the
close OF the business session all present
proceeded TO YounS's cafe and enjoyed
an oyster supper as a farewell 10 Bro
Y. A. Wilstvop. who leaves on n trip TO
Europe. 10 be conc several Mccks.
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23

will be given over TO the Yeomen and
their children. when they Will hold their
wena has complete charge OF the affair
All the brothers and sisters may bring
their families. After the Christmas tree
gramrne fOr the evening.
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ERED REPETITION
VI 1902 CATASTROPHE

CeIe 20 The Tribune.
|T1l pE FRANCE, Martinique. Dec.
- excitement was caused here
v slight shock Of earthquake.
-aaz.se a.se mas been reported Shocks
Y y, shorily before z o'clock and
sstoni rushed from their homes
=. suse'. Tearing q repetition of
.HHsuophc o! 1902. whcn 50. 900 lives
- oy an earth disturbance.
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Royal Neighbors of America.

Salt Lake Valley camp 30I2 met last
Thursday night with a large attendance.
The camp will meet In regular session
January .. Salt Lake Valley camp will
assist Excelsior camp In arranging a
watch party December 81, when good
time Will he had. Mrs. Dora e Peter
son gave two recltations at Thursday 6
session. Visiting neighbors welcome
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23

And in accordance with law and an
order OF the board OF directors made on
the End day OK October. 1912. so many
shares Of each parcel OF stock as may be
necessary Will be sold at the principal
block. Salt Lake City. Utah. on the md
day OF December. 1oli, at o'clock
D. m 10 pay the delinquent assessment.
together with the cost OF advertising aad
expense Of sale
L. L. HINTZE,
Secretary.
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Via Oregon Short Line.

Between local points. Tickets on sale
December 10, 90, 81. 90, "a 25. 2S and
81 1919, and January l, 1913, limit
January 6. 1918. See agents for rates
and further particulars. City ticket OF.
f;ce Hotel Utah. advertisement
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DELINQUENT NOTICE

Tar Baby Mining Company. prtncl-
pai place OF business s22 Atlas block.
Salt Lake City. Utah. Notlce-'rhere are
delinquent upon the following described
Ievied on the End day OF October. 1919
che several amounts set opposite the
names OF the respective shareholders as
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Excursion Via Salt Lake
Route

Account holidays. One fare for round
trip between all Utah points Tickets
on sale December 10, 90. Fl, ~, "a. 25, Is
81. January /; return January 9. Ticket.
1863 So. Main,
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Yeonlen,

Salt Lake lodge No. lIS2 held reGn-
lar meeting last Friday night and trans
fion of officers will be hclG the second
Friday In January. Next Friday night
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Concordia Society,

An enjoyable evenings entertainment
WAS given by the Concordia society at
the Concorda club rooms December Il.
The Modern orchestra was In atteu-
dance.
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X of p

Hermione temple No. S. Pythiau Sis
ters, meets Friday afternoon. December
27 at 2:30 O'Clock. IN Castle hall. Isl
South Second East street
The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1912-12-23

All notices for Fraternal new,
department should be left with tbs
city editor not later than midnigc.
Saturday.
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3. L. Z. & E.

The 4. l. F. and Z, Will give Christ
mas tree party at Eagles hail. December
rs, at 8 o'clock. al members and theil
families are invited TO attend.
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Naomi Rebekah lodge viii entertain
With a Christmas tree on Saturday even
Ing, December IS, at !. ., o. Il. hall for
Odd Fellows and their families
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G., A. r.

The Daughters Of Veterans will meet
Tuesday evening. December a. at * OF
T. hail. Linden hotel
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I, o, o. z.

B, of r. T., at Moose hall Saturday
evening, December 2S.
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First publication November %. 0. iaig.

At meeting OF the directors or the
Hider Nevada Copper company, held at
Mccormick s. Co.'S bank on Wednesday.
the 18th day or December. 1912 the ia TO
sessment No. was extended from De-
cember 90, 1912. 10 Wednesday. the 26th
day OF February, 1913.
JNO. ]. MORRIS. Secretary.
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WEATHER FORECAST.

Weather forecast fol Salt Lake City and
the state Of Utah: Fair and warmer Mon.
day; Tuesday fair.
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L. A to 3. Of r. T.

y. a 10 q. OF II. !.
There will be a joint installation OF
officers Of Wasatch lodge 9SS and Salt
Lake lodge $50 and Ladies' auxiliary.
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THE ANNUAL STOCKHOLDERS
meeting ot ihc Metal Extraction Co
will bc held ~ tho c0mpanys office B.
Richards ST. Salt Lake City. TtaE. on
Tuesday. January H. 1913. at 10 n, m.
Business To- rc considered Election ot
officers. and consideration of reports.
me6o5 WAI SERVICE, Secy-
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ASSESSMENT NO. 3.

r1lder Nevada Copper company. P1n.
clpal place OF business. Salt Lake City.
Utah. Location Of mines. Lander county.
Nevada
Notice IS hereby given that at meet
Ing or the board OF directors OF the
Hider Nevada Copper company, held on
the 10th day OF November. 1912. assess
ment No 9 Of onc-half N) cent per
share was levied upon the capital stock
OF the corporation. issued and outstaud-
ing, payable Immediately TO the secre.
tary al his office. care OF Mccormick &
Co.'S bank. corner First South and Main
street. Salt Lake City. Utah.
Amy stock upon which this assessment
may remain unpaid on Friday, tie goth
day or December. 1912. viii be delinquent
and advertised Tor sale at public auction,
and unless payment Is made before. win
De sold on Saturday, the 1ith day OF
January, 1915. at ! o'clock D. m. at the
secretary's office, to pay tho delinquent
assessment thereon. together with the
costs OF advertising and expense OF sale
JNO. J. MORRIS. Secretary.
First publication November % 1870
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NOTICE

This is 10 certify that the Boston cafe
2fS south State street has changed
hands. AL debts or settlements must be
made hy- December %. 1872 nesiI
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DRESSMAKING

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKING.
prices right. 53i So Main. front suite,
upEtairs mg0gs
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Holiday Rates.

below zero.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-13
COURT BASES DECISION ON
ANCIENT BABYLONIAN CODE

ST. LOUIS. Mo-, Dec. 1S.--The legal
code of the great Babylon king, Ham
urabi, who died 21s5 d. c.. is one of
the authorities on which Judge
Muenich, of the Circuit Court. based
decision yesterday by which he dis
missed the suit of S-year- Louis
Bernero to SET aside the will govern
ing the disposal Of the $1,000, 900 estate
left by Mrs. Theresa L. Bernero, who
died July 15, 1911. The boy is the son
of Emanuel Bernero. adopted son of
Mrs. Theresa Bernero. and her hus-
band, Louis Bernero. The suit was
brought by his mother, Mrs. Lorraine
T. Bernero, as best friend.
Judge Muenich's decision is that
the child Of an adopted child has no
rights as an heir after the adopted
child Is dead. The relation of the
grandchild to the adopter is contract
orial rather than a blood relation, he
holds.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-13
Basement Shoe Values

wOMEN'S VICI KID, with patent tips; gunmetal
calf and patent colt button shoes; sizes AZ to 8;
at .........................l. l.59
WOMEN'S HIGH-CLASS FOOTWEAR, made by
leading manufacturers values from $3.50 to $780,
sizes from 2H to A, but principally narrow widths
dull calf, patent leather, vici kid and gray suede
while they last. 90
Women's perfect rubbers, style to fit every
shoe, all Sizes. cs.....,......... ..............4 .49c
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-13
STOKES DESPISES
BANK PRESIDENTS
Ex-Governor Says Puio Probe
Shows They Are Pusii-
luminous Cowards.

PHILADELPHIA Dec. 1s.-Forner
Governor e. c. Stokes. of New Jersey,
in O speech delivered last night at
the third annual banquet Of the Corn
Exchange National Bank, powerfully
arraigned American bankers for what
he termed "pusillaniinous cowardice'
IN failing to defend the banking In
terests of the country against the
charges made in washington by Sam,
uel Untermyer. which have resulted
In the Pujo inquiry now under way.
II have a supreme contempt" de-
clared MIR. Stokes. "for the public man
kho takes refuge behind that mani
festation of cowardice called silent
contempt when he is the subject OF
charges Men OF backbone and honor
never rest content under public at
tacks, nor will they, despite the un-
fair and growing tendency in this re-
public, where, despite boasts of fair
ness, public servants are constantly
and bitterly attacked in speeches in
public prints. in the more deadly car
toon by men who have not the slight
est idea of the motive underlying the
acts they assail.
And my contempt in that particu-
lar" declared the speaker. ''extends to
that great body OF men now under at
tack In this country who have failed
to raise voices in defense Of the hon
esty and honor OF American banking.
"Mr Untermyer has been permitted
to go to Washington and deliver
sweeping attack, some Of it true,
much of 1t tissue of.gross. exaggera-
ton, and not one president Of an
American bang has had the courage
TO so to Washington to make answer
II, out of those charges and the in
now being conducted by
the Pujo committee, there come legis-
lation inimical to the interests of
conducted banking inter-
ests, the American banker himself
must bear the responsibility because
of his pusillanimous cowardice.'
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-13
CANDY TRUST" IS
CALLED TO BOOK
Jersey Is One of States Said to
Be Throttled by Bon
bon Monopoly"

PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. Ia
The Candy Trust, of Philadelphia
was attacked by Attorney General
Wickersham, in civil antitrust
suit fled here today against the
Philadelphia Jobbing confectioners'
Association.
Members and officers of the associ-
alton have combined and conspired,
i. is charged. to coerce candy manu-
facturers from selling direct to re-
taiIers, TO consumers or to jobbers
othcr than members Of the associa-
tion.
The following are named as de-
PENDANTS: Philadelphia Jobbing Con-
fec4ioners' Association, Andrew G.
Keeley, John NJ. Miller, William En-
gel. Charles Schaefer, William F..
Haun. George Eaton, Christopher
Pa urn, Joseph Casani, Louis Veg
lsin. E. C. Frey. ]. II. Petrie, IL. T..
whitehead. Louis Neuhoff, w. G..
Gerhard, George Reichel and David
pekyane, an of Philadelphia except
Eaton, whose residence is given as
the eastern district of Philadelphia,
and Dekyane. who resides in Chester.
The firms and persons comprising
the association handle, it is pointed
out, the products of candy manufac-
turers OF New Jersey, Maryland.
Pennsylvania and other States.
The association sends communica-
lions. according to the government.
10 candy manufacturers demanding
that they refuse to sell to non-mem-
berss.
Newark evening star and Newark advertiser., 1912-12-13
GRAFT TRIAL MAY
Be ENDED TODAY
Failure to Call Man Who Con-
fessed Surprises Counsel
for Accused Councilmen.
IspeeIai to the Newark star.l

MAYS LANDING, Dec. 13.-The
case of the fi1e Atlantic City council
,nen charged with grating will prob
ably 20 TO the jury tonight.
Attorney General Wilson'S failure
10 call as a witness Samuel S. Phoe-
tus. one Of the confessed grafters,
,ens surprise 90 the defcnsc.
In eross-examining Phoebus the de-
fendants' lawyers had hoped to wiring
serious admissions as to the concrete
boardwalk plant" used by Detective
Burns in his effort 60 obtain evil
dence.
When the attoTney-g general an
nounced that the State rested yester-
day the usual motions for dismissiilg
the case against the defendants, who
are George Carmany, John Donnelly,
john Murtland, Harry Mulock and
Harry Dougherty. we're made.
Attacks Burns's Methods.
After these separate motions had
been denied former Attorney General
Robert II. McCarter made 2 general
motion for all the defendants. lie
argued for more than two hours.
During his plea he made an attack
on the Burns methods, calling tbem
"the methods of the hell hounds" and
esked the court to place its stamp Of
dlsapproval on them by dismissing
the cases. This Justice Kalisch re-
fused to do.
Mr. McCarter also advanced the
novel plea that it was not crime
to conspire to corruptly pass an or
dinance, the crime being in accepting
a bribe for this. As the State had
e;ected to proceed en- the conspiracy
count In the indictment and had not
yet moved the bribery charges, the
furtherance of this line involved an
hour-long session Of waiting az legal
authorities On the question of what
constituted conspiracy to defeat the
administration of The law.
Court Rules Against Accused.
Attorney-General Wilson in reply
was brief. He quoted as many au-
thorities as had McCarter, but all
were different from. those McCarter
Lad used.
Mr.. Wilson declared that it would
be "a blot on the courts of New Jer-
sey were 1t to be said that all that
were necessary for q public official
accused of crime to escape un-
whipped of justice was for him to
say that the criminal intent had been
suggested to him bysome one else."
Following thu close of the argu-
nents jdstice Kalisch ruled that the
cases must go to the jury. Carmany
ard Murtland both rested without Of
fering any defense. and Dorgherty
was singled out as tho first to enter
his denials.