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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
Slayer OF Frank DuvlIl Enters His
Plea Before Judge Arm.
strong
TRIAL IS SET FOR NOV. 27
Burt St. Clair Charged With Burglary,
Takes Until Thursday Next
To Plead

Albert Keethler, who on the night OF
oct. shot ana killed his step-son- In.
lawFrank Duvall, was arraigned before
Judge Armstrong today In the criminal
division OF tht district court upon the
charge Of murder In the first degree.
and entered a plea Of not guilty to the
charge' lie was accompanied IN court
by his attorney w w. Little
After the Information had been read
TO him ana he was asked by the court
what plea he desired to enter. he re-
Piled In very positive and firm voice:
Il am not guilty" He then resumed
his seat and shortly afterwards was
taken back to the county jail. His case
o.
Burt ST Clair was arlaigned before
Judge Armstrong today upon the
charge of burglary in the first degree
and was given until next Thursday to
enter his plea. He is charged with
burglarizYng Ward Bros. store at 26l
south West Temple street on the night
of oct %.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
LATE LOCALS.

The state armory board met today
In Gov Cutters office and transacted
some routine business
Rev Dr $. r. Wshard leaves tomor.
row for Mt. Pleasant. whore he will
p'eu'" q" '.'t GINNING '"oO"'"'
The foundations or the new seven
teenth ward Westinghouse are all H.
ana ready Iur lhe supersuuclure'
The dealers I'm agricultural hnple.
p,epts I'm This civ are takina account
OF stock rs TINS Is their quiet season
The ,valls of the now First Netbodist
church. arr mn To the roof 40 thar builJ.
ing v'1I III undar cover before winter
ro9Ilv sefs i'm
g., H. gr@at ioi5S Is activelv Under yyav
tbe e,,3nn going "a soutbern california
for orsur,ntion
Architect Dallas has gone 20 Cedar
city to look after some improvements
to be made at the local branch Of the
S'"'' "''''e' '''S
Costly improvements are being made
IN the decoration and remodelling OF
the interior of the offices of the Home
Investment d. Savings company,
rrnL,o,,, r.rtos hroLo oro 90 bo
large plate panes OF glass in the north
revolving entrance door of the federal
building last evening, and the contrac-
tor has had to replace the loss
Cioro,,,o Couor r.ho so,,o ti,,,. ,,,
os conroctod ui,h he Snterna ny re 10
me- oG}ne hss been reenno,nted as cierk
In that office by Revenue Collector Cal
lister and has entered upon the duties
Of his Office.
1t,rl,o+ straat noying a. being ram.
riataa .s far ne no.sibla ,yitbout t%o
l rIvCT 80 10 railyr,,, tracts 3s
,S'rI w. toi,tHn .ybon ~ c,,rv"e will
hn rooni,,ed snJ NOV have IA he mann.
featured to order.
SAT- Lake people returned rom Osuen
TINS morhlnB' report lue Union depot
up there so very Dauiy Sonsesteu Win
travellers thal IL was WIN bledl ulIi-
culty that tney oould maze tnelr way "
the SAT- Lake tIalh, me new touIIsl
rates nave immensely increased t'a'e"
Inc thlrd or me series Oh Laulss
nights was heid last evening az me
Elks cluo Where lou people enjoyed
themselves IN me DoWllnb alieys' cara
rooms ana restaurant dancing room
and library untll late houH
ColIector Croo,euaId .vrr,ssos bts
heller that tha month M Deran,ber vii
- E-,.i~- It"-, ~"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
READY FOR THE FRAY,
High School Students Exercise for To-
morrow's Zig Football Game.

There was a stirring denomination
on the High school grounds this after
noon when close upon llO0 students
and others gathered south OK the main
building and INDUCED in a jollihcaton,
which included anything from adj
dresses from the steps to the rehearsal
of school ycus and songs preparatory to
tomorrows big game against the Pu-
eblo. Colo, high school for the inter-
mountain championship, The grounds
were ablazs with red and black, the
school col0rs, and penuauts ribbons
and days were Haunted 10 the breeze
with gustO as a thousand hands held
the tokens aloit and a Ike number OF
mouths cheerel everything and every
body from the jluitor up 20 Supt.
Christensen
The city school superintendent was
the frs, speaker and addressed the
assembled enthusiastic multitude On
school Patriotism" lie was followed
by Atty Mai Thomas, who made a
ringing ana characteristic speech along
the same lines lie dWelt on the lnflu-
ence the High school eXerts on all who
attend that institution and then went
on % set forth the necessity OF physical
training He concluded by proyhesylng
that the High school would be the proud
possessor Of a splendid gymnasium and
promised his influence 20 bring this
about
Mort Allen was the last speaker. Mr..
Allen referees The game tomorrow, and
he incidentally dWelt on The necessity
OF the students supporting the team
aud helping DC along with voice and
song.
AT the conclusion the biz choir N
young enthusiasts started AN the dogs
barking for blocks around by render
Ing the Rel and Black with Gull vocal
and ggsticul5torIll accompaniment Fol
lowing this aiI combined 90 make the
weklu ring with school ye.ls both Old
and brand new
Judging from he demonstration this
afternoon Jhc referee win encounter
considerable difficulty On making his
whistle heard above the dlu tomorrow
afternoon.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
Judgement by Confession

Judge Richie today rendered a judg-
ment by concession In favor Of plain
tir in The case of Jean Hampton and
her daughter Adelaide Hampton.
against the Silver King Mining COM
pany for the sum Of 5000 The com
plant was filed In tho district court
today ana the judgment by confession
was entered at once The action was
brought to recover the above sum as
damages for the death Of II. BENJAMIN
Hampton, the husband ana father Of
plaintins, who was killed while en-
ploycd as an engineer at defendants
mine at Park city on May "A. 1905
Three hundred dollars of the amount
goes to Mrs Hampton and $500 to her
daughter.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
Shortage of Cars Brings Gov
Frank r. Gaodiug on Flying
Trip 10 Salt Lake.
COMES FOR NEEDED RELIEF.
Say Gem STATE Vas Never More Pres.
porous Than at The Present lime
-Irrigaton Schemes

Gov Frank r. GoodIng Of Idaho is
at the Wilson from Boise. The main
occasion for his trip IS the serious
shortage Of cars for the coal trade so
that southern Idaho people have be-
come sadly Inconvenience and in
cases there has been some suffering
by the car famine, Gov. Gooding called
ON General Manager Bancroft this
morning, and held long conference
with him over the situation. He found
the railroad manager ready to do
everything I'M his power TO relieve IL
ana give the governor assurances that
enough cars would in any event be
furnished to afford relief, even n they
h1d 20 De taken from service Zoo other
lines OF traffic where thcy are now bee
ing used. Mr. Bancroft has very
warm corner iH his hoagJ for Idaho. and
has always been ana is now ready %
respond TO any clli from that direc-
ton
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
DO YOU EAT Z?

IN an interview with the manager Of
lhe Ihirleenth Ward Store yesterday
lhe following statement was made. that
on edch Wednesday and Saturday
,ArouBh the columns Of the News" Ger.
IAN specials VIII be announced for the
benefit OF the public. The Store is fuIi,
stocked with all the wants Of Inc houss.
WIFE and It wiz be to her advantare Ia
Watcn the specials as they appear and
the management have made orange
ments to make prompt delivery on An
orders. Phone orders viii receive I'M.
mediate attention, and the best in the
store wiz be sent, although you may not
l ge aple 70 come and select for yourself.
ware, Granite Ware Dry Goods. M.
ions ETC., etc, are the cleanest and
pest lines to be obtained Once a Dat.
ron always q patron Thirteenth Ward
store, " South Main st.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
PERSONALS

United states Deputy Marshal
Fmythe has gone south 10 serve papers.
r. H. Wilson and j. H. Troase. pro-
1m.Gert Butte mining men, are at the
Emil r., Kock, late OF Metz. France.
b visiting with s. p. Evans OF this
Mr.. and MIS- W w. Flaeg have tax.
m rooms at the Kenyon hotel flr he
EInier where they win be at home TO
heir friends.
Mr.. and Mrs Cottar Of S32 east Sec
md south street have returned after
pree months vacation tvIn through
oregon, Washington and California.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
suit Against Utah Con.

Joseph Hansen filed suit In the dis
trict court today against the Utah Con-
solldated Mining company TO recover a
total sum OF $1,000 damages for injuries
alleged to have been caused TO his crops
and the health Of his family because OF
the fumes and smoke from defendants
smelter Plaintiff asks for Ssj2 for in
juries to his crops and Sl,liS for injuries
TO mis- home az place of residence and
Injuries 10 the health OF himself and
family.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
WEATHER REPORT

Record a The local office VI the weather
bureau for The "a hours ending at a. m
today:
Barometer reading at a. m. 25.Ci
Inches. temperature at a. M 3S de.
greg6, maximum. 80; minimum, IS mean,
80, which Is normal
FORECAST TILL p. NJ SATURDAY.
Local forecast for salt Lake city and
vclulty
Fair tonight and Saturday,
LVCu Forocaster.
Il. ]. HYATT,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
COURT NOTES.

e, $ Fadner filed suit I'm the dis
trlct court this afternoon against Ell
yira Macdonald TO recover $76S. Q6 al
legged to be due for services rendered as
manager OF the Oracle group Of claims
in Lander county Nevada and for
money expended by him I'm the devel-
opment OF said property
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
AFTERNOON On EXCHANGE.

Sales on the Exchange this after.
noon were as follows;
Daly-l0O at 57la; 100 at So; zoo at
SO, 500 ut co.
Nav Day-JOO at II, seller 60.
star Con--500 at 1874, 1000 at lS;
1000 at 1873.
Beck Tunnel--5OO at 16% 500 at
fvY.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
ALTERATION SALE.

Hand bags, one-third off; purses,
one-thlrd of: music rolls. 10 of; pic
lures, 10 to % OF framing, one-third
of novelties. one-quarter Off station
cry, 10 on; chldrens books, one-half
on baskets, one-third of.
HELD ENGRAVING CO..
so Main
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
BORN.

FRAME. Murray, Nov 2, 1905, 10 the
wife Of David Frame. a son. All well.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03

a GUARANTEED CUPS FOR PILES.
itching EHnC bleeding proW1Ine pilas
yruersu are authorized 10 refund money
L fAZp OINTMENT nlls TO cure in 10
"a days. bVC.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
DIED.

CARLsON.--At % south Eighth West
street salt Lake City, Nov 4 1906 Of
Sweden aged ST. years.
Funeral from the Fifteenth ward assem-
bly, hall az u o'clock Sunday
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
STATE PROSPEROUS.


Gov Goodmg said to a News ne.
porter this noon. that his state was I'M
cine heyday OF its prosperity, and in
fact is going ahead by leaps and
bounds. There are now excellent
chances n prospect of "a union bee
tween the northern and the southern
parts OK the state by reason of the eN-
tension off the r. A. l. n. road which
viii reach Meadows by next spring,
midway east in Washington county
which viii afford relief and then the
Northern Pacific is 10 bUiId south TO-
GraiusyIlle which VIII afford further
relief 10 VIII not Doe long before peo-
pie can go between tine Two sections Of
the state without going outside into
other states to get around
IRRIGATION SCHEMES.
When asked as to the outlook for
irrigation Gov GOoding said that within
10 years che entire southern part Of
Idaho will be under irrigation, The
rayettc scheme is pushing eastward.
the Mountain Home people nave COM
pletgd their great reservoir, ana from
the Twin Falls country the bitches
and canals are stretching ont 10 tho
west But there is a wide stretch of
territory between which il viii take
time TO nm with irrigation bitches.
However, settlers are pushing IN from
the middle and western states in par
ocular and southern Idaho Is films sup
very fast with new blood ana fresh
brain and Drawn from the best farm
ing elements i'm the Mississippi and
Missouri valleys. and the state is be-
coming stronger every month
STRENGTH N UNION.
Gov. Gooding said that ono blessing
which his state enjoyed was the fact
that an Of its Inhabitants Joined
shoulder to shoulder I'm striving for the
suites advancement. and forgot all
about their political differences when
the welfare OF the commonwealth was
called into question. He looks to see
Idaho become one OF the greatest states
Ia the Union i'm q few years.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1905-11-03
State Of utuh clly a0d V01'" ', ~

State OF Utah CITY ano 'o'''
Lake, 49, ,,,... ps,1rdsf Of na..
Lake City utaa s 90 MI a ia.l Wy, Ha8'
ana 5S Correct sUTye COT COPY q an ordnance sa1af
tho transfer OF franchise 70 enc Irauon, g;
and Railway company q 5,5hchsos ala
toEdmg the. lte OF 'TInll5alre ne wv.
o o9snd Y inc 'r TtaS Power comp'oSyss ln
Sa bv ths Clty Council o. 2 A" 1lp'61TToy,t BY
fHaR. Aagmi Ord l&5 a Pa "s AZ appears
tbe Ma, or. Angus ~
OF rceord In ms o(Hfe,,ys hersunlo n
~ T SnnS snd aafayea .6s e9PSG51.nl't
Of sad city, this ard day % ~"
1907 d, cpITCHLON3,r
(seaD - CITY Rse0''
Bill No, i6
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
Two AsphnElated sv eas.

Philadelphia. Oct 16.-Wiuiam vo-
gel. aged 4S years. and GoStlieb Burk-
hart, 6S years old, German bakers.
who shared a room in a lodging house
here. were asphyxiated by gas A gas
jet in their room was found half turned
on, and 1t is believed their death was
due to accident Neither man had any
relatives in this country.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
MARklE MlNERs srRIkE
Men Demand Reinstatement Of Dis
charged Driver.

Hazleton, Pa, Oct 17.-All efforts
to adjust the differences between the
employees of G. B. Markle & Co, Of
Jeddo, have failed. and one of the most
stubborn strikes since the big strike
of 1902 was inaugurated. as the entire
operations of this firm were tied up,
throwing idle between 25O0 and 5000
men and boys. The miners local un-
ion of Jeddo met. and while opinion
was divided on the question of strike,
the motion finally prevailed, and un-
less some wiser counsel prevails the
struggle will be a long and bitter one,
as Superintendent Smith, of the firm,
asserts that under no consideration
will the discharged driver, John Kar-
disko, be reinstated. Kardisko's rein
statement was one of the points in
dispute.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
Two Roys Run oown 81 Enalne.

Scranton, Pa. Oct IS. Stanley
Tnbbs and Vincent Morgan, 1s-year-
old boys, of Taylor. were run down by
an engine on the Lackawanna road.
near the Taylor depot Tubbs was in
stantly killed and Morgan is dying.
The formers father is a prominent
contractor. and Morgan is the son Of
the burgess The engineer says they
were getting out Of the way Of a train
on the opposite track and stepped In
fFent Of his engine.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
Army offcers at eettysburu.

Gettysburg, Pa. Oct 1s.-Prominent
United States army officers. headed by
Lieutenant General Chaffee and Chief
of stan General J. c. Bates. with sur
vivors of United States commands in
the battle of Gettysburg, are here to
locate positions Of the regular army
commands in the battle and to select
designs for monuments to mark the
same. The veterans are here at the in.
vitation of the war department and
vii. confer with the battlefield com.
mission.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
PennsY sued For 500. .ooo pamanes.

New York, Oct 17-The parents Of
Sam Shubert, the theatrical manager,
who was mortally injured In the wreck
of the Pennsylvania railroads Chi
cago express at Harrisburg. Pa. last
May, brought suit in the United States
circuit court for 100000 against the
railroad company, alleging that negli
genee caused their sons death. This
suit is one of several others aggre
eating 100000 and growing out of
the same wreck.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
SIR HENRY IRVING cREMArE0
Body Of Famous Actor Reduced to
Ashes.

London, Oct 1S.-At an early hour
this morning the body of Sir Henry
Irving was removed in great secrecy
to a crematorium, the name of which
is not given, where it was cremated.
The secrecy surrounding the event
was due to the desire of the family
to avoid publicity. Thursday night
the ashes will be taken to Westminster
Abbey, where, in accordance with Gus
tom, they will lie in St Faiths
chapel until the funeral ceremony on
Friday. The funeral cortege will start
from the residence of Baroness Bur
dett- Couts, in Stratton street. Picca-
dilly, which the baroness has placed
at the disposal of the family@A depu-
tation of French actors is coming to
attend the funeral.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
coal rAR DYE IN BUTTER
Chemist Wiley Makes Report or
LEAGUE Island Case.

Washington, Oct. II. - That sam
pies of butter submitted as portions Of
a large quantity supplied to the
League Island navy yard at Philadel.
phia. prove to be colored with coal tar
dye is the substance of a report which
Chief Chemist Wiley. of the depart-
ment of agriculture, will submit to
Secretary Wilson. Specimens were
recently taken for analysis from the
League Island hospitals, kitchens and
barracks. from the United States re
reiving ship Lancaster and other navy
Iraft by representatives OF the Penn
sylvanla dairy and food commission,
who are said to have obtained similar
samples from the men who sold the
product. Secretary Wilson will refer
the report to President Roosevelt who
will call the attention of the depart
ment OF justice to the matter,
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
Defended rs MoTHER
Son Kills Father, Who Was About to
Attack Her With a Knife.

Trenton, N. j., Oct 17.-William T,
Bevins, Jr.. aged % years, in defense
of his mother shot and killed his father
in a houseboat on the Delaware river.
The father and mother had not been
living together lately, having been OBJ
liged to give up housekeeping because
of the fathers drinking habits The
father visited the sons hOuseboat,
where the mother was stopping. The
father had butcher knife with him
and according to the statement made
by the son was about to attack Mrs.
Bevins when the young man rushed
out and fired his revolver. The father
fell and was at once taken ashore by
the son. The father died in an am
bulance while being taken to a hos
pital. The son was arrested.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
eRITIsA WARsHIp FLREo on

Moors' Bullets Pierced Her Funnel.
But There Were No Casualties.
Gibraltar. Oct 1S.-The British tor
pedo boat destroyer Cherwell reports
that while anchored between Ceute
and Ceres she was fired at by Moors.
whose bullets pierced her funnel. The
Cherwell threw her searchlight on the
assailants. There were no casualties.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
AIDED VENEZUELAN REBELS
Former President of Asphalt compan,
Admits IL.

New York, Oct. 1S.-General Fran
els V. Greene, former president of the
National Asphalt company, was ex-
amined before United States Commits
siener Gilchrfst as a witness in behalf
of the Venezuelan government in the
action instituted by the latter against
the New York and Bermudez company
to recover about $11,O00,OOO because
Of the latter organizations alleged as
sistance Of the Matos revolution in
1901.
General Greene was asked but one
question, his reply being to the effect
that the defendant company did ma
terially aid the revolutionists, giving
them 800 900.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
EIIes snread cholera.

Paris. Oct 1S.-Professor Chante-
misse head of the Pasteur Institute,
Bsatuxing at the Academy of Medi-
siHe. said that flies were the greatest
dtsseminators of cholera in the towns
and that his experiments had proved
thia fact
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
Charged with Stealing State Bonds.

Columbia. s. c., Oct. ia war.
rant was ISSUED for the arrest of
Daniel Zimmerman. former book
keeper and confidential clerk in the
state treasurer's Office. upon an afi-
davit sworn to by State Treasurer r.
X. jennings. charging him with a
breach OF trust with fraudulent inten-
tion and the theft Of state bonds Of
the value of S12.5oO which. with ac-
crued interest. aggregates s16. .40s.75.
Milford chronicle., 1905-10-20
Earthnnake In Cuba.

Santiago, Cuba. Oct 16.-Another
earthquake shock was felt here Sun.
day afternoon. It was stronger than
that of Friday or Saturday.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-10-20
Taking Hls Turn.

The other day, as was walking
along the Strand, almost ran INTO
the arms OF one OF my ol1 parishi1n.
ers from a parish in the north of
Yorkshire lie was in gala dress
and looking radiantly happy and
pleased with himself. "Halloa, Mr.
Blank" I said, in greeting my friend,
land what are you doing In town."
"Oh," said he. a bit bashfully, Use
on me honeymoon" Dear me
That's interesting news" said, land
/ am sure I congratulate you heartily.
But where Is the bride?"
"T'missus?" said he; "oh, she
couldn't come. Her mother was tax,
en- bad on t'wedding day, and she
had to go and nurse her; soa thowt
I'd come honeymoonin' myself Ye
see, sir, 1t was t'chance OF lifetime,
and warn't goin' 70 miss it."-Subur
ban Vicar in Tid-Dlts.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-10-20
FLWR REPORT FOR NV ORLEANS.
Nineteen New Cases and five Deaths Sstur.
nN-.TO I ia 0unrantines.

The ofIlCal report I'm New Orleans
Saturday "as ns follows. New cases
10, total cases to dnto 1905. deaths .,
total deaths TO date 1913. cases under
treatment 1856. Casoa discharged 2,72l.
Tho remarkable feature 81 the re-.
port II that only seven OF the nov
cases are Dclow Canal street and eight
above. which lH the frat time since
iho FOYER started that tho prcpondcr-
AnCe has been uptown.
Sundays rvpmt showed only nine
new cases nud thrcc deaths.
Many of the parishes have agreed
90 raise tho guarantees Immediately.
Ten positive nnswors have boon re-.
Colvcd rho opening up of Baton
Rouge has rcsul'rd n n rush to that
town
Reports from tho country wcrc very
light, Tho rcpUr - from Mississippi
were: Vlckshurg. Que now cnsc:
hatcher. thrcc now cases: Port Gib.
son. three now cases ono death; Gult.
post. one now case
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-10-20
RansfuI Modern influence.

THE influence OF these here golf
girls" said old Farmer Cornhusk.
spells ruin--downright ruin. Take
my darter Sal for a sample. Sails
got a.holt g sech gol-durn fancy golf
girl notions tibet, by links. It's all I
can do any more to git her out o. bed
by in the mornln.' Along O. that.
It's nigh on to impossible to make her
milk the cows and fee. the pigs and
chickens Tore breakfast an last
week she actually kicked cause I
told her TO clean the stable.
"It's all these tarnA golf girl mo-
lions. Sam be raiSin' thunder nsxt
n don't let her cult Work sharp at
sundoWn.S--NeW York Press.
The weekly true Democrat. (Tallahassee, Fla.) 1905-1912, 1905-10-20
BASEBALL PLAYERS Will REWARDED.
Members Of Philadelphia Club Receive TotoI
Sum Of SIA, QSO.9S.

As reward for winning the Amer
lean League baseball championship
pcuuant he eighteen players Of the
Philadelphia club have been presented
by President Shibs OF that club with
SS,131 20, to hc divided equally among
the men. This Is the amount OF the
Philadelphia clubs portion or the re-
ccIpls for the hrst four games OF the
worlds championship series with the
New York National League club. The
Philadelphia players also received
fG,SA9.46 ~ their portion Of the re.
celpts Of the worlds series allotted
to them b. the national commission