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New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
| ! FIELD SURRENDERS
Broker Indicted by Grand Jury
IN Windsor TruSt-Heinze Affair.

-,-s I Field. az the brokerage e-r
ricld & Co. was indicted vesre--
- -, The grand fury on charges of grand
,.--.-v and perjury IN connection with the
=, -, windsor Trust Corarauy-fEeinze con
= ,os- scandal The trial In the Criminal
,-.-eh ~ tho SGpreme Court 81 Charles
- Vas. interrupted long enough for the
,-ss-icsn Bonding Company 20 furnish a
e. oao bond for Fields appesrsnoesor trial
= ts vas released from custody.
--,,-a are two indictments. and the teS-
,,-,,,v upon which both are based was
-.--,.es hv the same witnesses-Nfatthew
= revce. John T. Sherwood. Almond y. F.
,ssr,s walter 7. Clark. Stirling Birming-
-, ana George Kemp.
55s--p is TIE ersnd sury stenogrspher
,v,---srrhari was bend clerk ,or the Wind
- rust Company last summer when the
a., ~, loar was made upon SloO,0oo worth
. F5eirze- copper stock 20 n. ". joyce. a
,,,,.-e agent The stock was sold for its
.-s-,,st value q few days later without
-,,,os's sanction. = is alleged. and the
.,--oe-s- divided among several persons
.rsred -o have been fn the conspiracv.
re charge against Field IN the larceny
,-si--rrert is similar 20 that fn the in6ict-
,-srts sgslnst Kstz. Clark, Sherwood and
no-sB =. Po-sch. The surv IN the trial
:, pe-sch disagreed last week. Katz was
-is-es cn trial last Monday. Clark has
.r-,es states evidence. Sherwood has
~s.s- tho prosecution information which
rs,res -he prosecution of Persch. and he
.s1 also testify tn The trial % the other
esstn6srts
Almond n r. Adams IS under indictment
-lth Pe-sch for an alleged transaction IN
-,l.rse a. Company stock. similar 70 the
veirze copper stock-vsn 5sor Trust Com
parv ARR
The rs-'ury indictment against Field
,,stes tat or March os last when Field
- before the grand jury which irvesti-
rs-es .he latter transaction. he said he
tss received only $50 for loaring John F.
esr-voo6 the $50 80 used - get possession
The Eeinze stock
=. IS then chsrred that in reality he re-
csi-es S1or-s. although Field testified that
.r,s sun. which he Acknowledged receiving
ron Sherwood. was deposited IN a private
,~,,---- f~ -he phoprir National Bank 70
e,ls r-~ sherwood. Field was accompanied
~ Charles Guegenheiuer, of the law firm
70 currrrheir1er. Tnternlver & Marshall.
-As- 20 surrendered himself yesterday
afternoon in the Supreme Court. lie VIII
-r'es6 Thursday.
81 Marshall later gave out q state
s--sr- III which he said that he had docu-
-e--s to prove that the TRANSACTION was
s--,-e-v Sre~wood's and that Mr. Field
had merely befrtended Sherwood. clerk
r h,s employ. ~ making a losn TO him.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
COMPANY EXPLAINS DEFICIT.

Tie stockholders of the Streets Western
E-ah,e car Line Company have received
& s-ste-nenr from the management explain
ine tEs dehc.t q S23 el5 after the payment
Il dividends This was caused the state
.E4snt SAYS. by the fact that the company
made a profit of El.s0 in srticiD1ting the
Old car lease warrants. but owing - the
manner IN which the bond refun6inE ex-
perses had been spread over the entire
Fe-frs q the rnaruri-ies. the auditors would
~ Kermit tie company 20 take this profit
.-to tre income account as sn item Of
esrr-rrs and insisted that - should he
resr~-ea from the gross refundi-g eE-
pe-se. which. the statement adds. resulted
O. the defCIt.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
Yssfrr-


Boston. April e8-There has been siisas
advance IN prices In the local wool nsark-t
with the result tsst transfers lately have s-@n
light. The bulk OF the trading 10 IN domestic
clips, and some new Arizona - seilf~g veil
Holders are less inclined 20 close o1t their
supplies on a falling market. and are refus-
ing low bids. There Il unusual iack os
interest locally IN ths new clip. ard few Bos-
ton houses have buyers IN the Gsid- Derestio
quotations:
wsshed. 37a3sc; delains washed. s593s /:
ky SIC; half blood conoing. % 34c. three
siEhths. $50 34e one-qusrter. z973oe. de-
laine unwashcS. - 27c nne unuashet. - .
24c. Michigan. Wisconsin,. New York f.eces
Fine unwssned. % r 2tc; dslaine. 25 2 2scs hslf
Blood. 81 n 33c: three-eighth.. 32fssc. crs-
quarter. p 29c. Kentucky. indiana and
Missouri: Three-eizhths blood. S3c. one-1uar-
ter. % q soc.
Secured basis-Texas. Fine twelve months
- n SIC. fine. six TO eight 11onths a. fs5c.
hns fall s5G5sc. California: N6rtner1. s. 3
SIC: middle county. son J3c. fall FREE. AZ q
4Gcs fall dsrcc-fve 5e1s Roc. oregon Eastern
No / staple. s4ds5c; Eastern clcshirs 81 .
59c- Territory: Fine staple. 65d Scc. ma Hss-
eiura. s2T sic; nRs Gso.hinz. 81 SIC; frs
medium. 50 q 59c. half blood. 50 q soc: three
sizhths blood. 5s q 5sc: one-qnarter Blood. 50
a sc Pulled: Extra. T0c: ira A. Sc: A
supcrs s. Ge0c
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
3 & @ BOND ISSUE EXPECTED.

A.-hcugh 20 was semi-of1c.aliy stated
Ier GAYS sco rhs- the Baltimore & OHIO
tell-osd Company h8d M definite f1sn-
eel r-@u- under consideration. owing 70
re necessity for any immediate borrowing
k7-irg been oty.ated Through the $1,000" "o
ure-vcar ioan recently negotiated. there
Vcs re-s .steut report IN banking circles
s-s-er5lv tlst tre company was only
waiting f~~ a favorable turn IN the Sc
r--lty market o. Goat an issue OF S42o91.oo0
q per cent convertible bonds.
TIE rew issue it was said. would be con
ee-rtle into common stock after two and
Urs-lsIf wears and would be brought out al
Ero-- e-
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27

spot quiet and unchanged AZ Is 95- for
middling upland. and u soc for rniddlfns Gulf.
sales. 155 bales; delivered on contract ; 500
bales. Liverpool cables Spot. fair Business
doing sales. 10000 bales: speculation ana ex-
port. 1500, American. 1000; called 600:
imports, 10000, American. II 600 Nfiddling
upland. SOFA Futures opened irregular. ga
y points hisesr. closed easy. 1 point lower
g iis points higher April. 1880 April
MAY. 1GTd. Tsy-June. 7.S4d: June IrIIv
1901 July-August. T.54 ID. August Septsni y
ber. 7.2sd, September October. 9OI,d. octo-
her-Novemher. 6T4ikd. November fecs raber
68lad. December -Janusry. 664Lsd. January
February. 6e3d; Februsry-Msrch. 6 e1d /:
March-April. COD
COTFEE-Tht market. after opening IN
changed. developed stea6er feeling snd at
the close was unchanged TO points net
higher sales. $3.50 bags. Of which 1s 300
were switching. mostly from May 10 the dis
tant positions Hsyre was unchanged 70 q.
franc. Hamburg unchanged 70 u pfenriC de-
cline, Rio lost 12j reis. and Santos 100 rsis
The declines in the Bra Gillian markets were
attributed 70 an advance Of 1924 in staFling
exchange. thought 10 he due 20 the small
export movement Of conee Santos grades in
the spot market seem TO hold firm. with small
stocks. but there was little easier feeling
= Rios which were quoted on the basis of
So for No :. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
3ankers posted rates follow

DOMESTIC EXCHANGE Boston. rOc
oiscounrs Chicago. foc Premium. san
Francisco. sight 2izc. telegraph : y C pre-
mi un, New Orleans, commercial Csc dis
count, hank s. premium. Charleston. buy
ing par. selling 1-1oc premium. St Louis
Z"c premium hid. 3eC premium asked Min
neapolls. soc premium. Savannah. buying
3-l6c discount. selling par
BANK CLEARINGS View Yerk. ex-
changes S535. 5.593.4e4. balances. S21.39a SIS.
Baltimore. exchanges S5.OT1.Sss balances
S5aa-5le, Chicago. exchanges S4e.144 e27.
balances S2.oq9 0be. Philadelphia. ex-
changes s25.s4s.2l4. balances sl.-5C.T5s
SILVER MARKET Commercial bar
silver. 3 = C. Mexican silver dollars. 44c
Bar silver IN London Closel At 252 d. an
advance Of 1--6d.
GOLD PREMIUM Madrid. SO.
MEXICAN EXCHANGE E-Nexican ex-
change on New York II quoted a. 2.6als
GOVERNMENT RECEIPTS - Receipts
Iron1 customs yesterday were Sl-5ss. ee4.
lsneCUs slss.2s5. q total OF sSl4s3s5.
gsinsr total expenditure on ordinary ac-
count Of ss16l. .es0 For the month 70
Gate ordinary receipts have been $40, ia
nsl and ordinary expenditures S4t 7s6. $50
the excess cf eNpendit,lres amounting -
s1.9e2,Sl For the fiscal wear 70 date or
dinary receipts have been S52s ao5. .e24,
against S47s.esS.lS5 in the same time in
1903, and ordinary expenditures s546.s4e,
ofb. agdinst S55e.6 -lno in 1903. the eX-
to SIs.0s6.121, compared with an excess
last year Of S7e.9G2. .s9z. Including Pan
anna canal account and pubic debt. the
excess q all expenditures over. receipts
since July amounts 70 Ssz.S7lS7o. against
IN excess in tre CORE spending period q
year ago Of SIo0.5ss.5el
81 P-TEEA ST-EN - The Sub-Treasrrv
was debtor 10 the Clearing House Sl03, SOS
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
MONEY AID EXCHANGE.

MONEY MARKET Money on call
opened at Per cent. highest 3 per cent:
lowest. - Per cent. closing. % per cent.
ruling rate. 5 per cent Tir7e money con
rnued IN fair demand. Pstes. gag g.. per
cent for sixty DAYS. 3ATs for ninety DAYS
anc four months. per cent for FIVE and
six months and ga 80 for over the wear
Mercantile pape- was taken in fair vol
une here and elsewhere. Rates. GAGS per
cent Tor sixty and ninety DAYS indoTsed
bills receivable 5nd for choice four and
siN months single names. 5.t per cent for
others.
FOREIGN ENCHANGE The foreign ex-
change market opened strong al an ad
vs0oe 81 10 points ~ sSS5 = SSsn Tor
cables. ss7S54e $50 for demand sterling
and ezSe0 S4so for siNty-iay bills. Short
francs were quoted at 5.l7la nlus T-S2 and
short reiChsmerks a. es 3-ls1 s5 3-ls plus
l-s2 The market continued strong in the
oaN. advancing : points further from the
opening. Gables were quoted st Sf4o1f
Ss85. demand sterling ~ S7s0T sTe5 end
siXty-1ey bills a. ss4oIa S4is Short francs
were 5.1sie plus l-32 and short reichs-
marks s5is plus 1-6s
T. -
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27

New York. April 2s, 1870
GRAtN-NHEAT-The market feveloped
decided weakness. and prices at the close we're
: e &c net lower. while values Showed a fur
ther decline on the curb. Liverpool was "a a
I'd lover, with reports Of liberal offerings
OF foreign wheat. and sentiment here in
nuenced 70 large extent by the belief that
the foreign markets are largely independent
ef American wheat this year, and thar the
United States is on domestic basis not on
account Of an increasing consumptivs demand
tut in ahSence OF q foreign demand for our
wheat Export sales amounted ta 10 loads
OF Manitoba wheat No red wheat locally
closed 81 lSA nominal c {. and 80 ] North
eTn 81 lls nominal { b, opening navigation.
1OhH-Stes dy during the greater pert Of the
daN IN the face o. the decline IN wheat in
fuenced by small receipts and further reports
OF an improved cash demand. but late in the
oaE values gave way under selling pressure
ana closed weak AZ q net decline Of z a 1izc
Cesh corn steady, steamer quoted SSIs ard
NO J. 6oizc. both nominal. elevator export
hasts. export No 2 65c nominal. b. OATS
Fairy sctfve and easier. in sympathy with
the decline IN other grain. closing At q net
loss Of = lisc. cash oats quiet. with nat
ural white. Is te - Ii, a. |. q +sc, and clipped
white, g to - II. +eis Q sc. RYE-NominsL
3
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27

PRONISIoNS-Prices declined sharply un-
operators ana packing interests. With shorjs
tn, best BUYERS. sales OF zoo terces May lard
E Easy mess sau s39 a s3i no fsmiT an i'G sae ss o
mess: $50 &ls f4miiy. s1aa SO 81: Ps:ss. f.slag
HAMs-ouiet: SEA n s26 DRESSED HOGS
Easy: baeoRs. 13i.o; $50 -. I3Isc: is6 IN
Picked bellies steady: SMOKING. i0Is 4 i7c.
10 10. lse; - Ib I5ae. Il III. 1870. Picked
city 7asc: country. 7s.a7%o, LARD-Essy
middle west. = 81 q u G5c; citv. 12Ia dI2ss c,
s BAN Hi kssS isSsc S5S9tinsHt
Ioisc: City lard, 1910.
RICE-Steady and fairly active
sUGAR-Rehned steady. bat quiet and un-
changed, with standard sranulated quoted at
was some business IN Cuba sugars FOR May
shipments ~ . 15-lGc. basis o6 test. cost and
quoted win the market closing s,ssdy Mus
cCvado. 50 test. stood AT 3.Soc. molasses sugar
50 test. at 2.s5c The London market Tor
April and Msy. 14s lisd; August. 14s Cd
METALs--CoPPER--tstandard weak. spot
y soc. july Il 25od l. G0c The English mar
ket closed steady. spot f58 Is: futures A. f51
Is CD Lske e9peeF here, TO g l5C sisStro-
TfN-Irreeular. spot. ~ TSQa 20 0Oe. April
81 so a 80 poe; Nay. 30 756 se.soc. June and
spot. : 30 q foc New York. 40 q 4. 25c Eaft
$ Louis. London unchsnged AZ az 12s Cd
SPELTER--Wehk. spot. 53b n S.55c New
York. 5I0R1 2ei.c East s. Louis London
lower a. f22 2s Cd IRON declined 10 sos Cd
for cleveland warrants IN London. Locally
the market was without change
MOLASSEs AND sNRtPs-steady but quiet
and unchanged.
NAyAS. sToRFs-Sririts turpentins steady.
Rosn firm. Tar steady ana unchanged
HfDEs-oDite active with a arm under
tone
IEArHER-ste steady with a good iobbing
demand fun prices.
DHt bs--E Essential oils steady. but quiet
and unchsnged
RooTs-Firm. with a good fobhins dis
trfhufinn
pIIS-Linsced oil UNCHANGED Refined Pc
trcleun sfeadv az recent prices
COITONSEED OII-Steady early. but late
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
rosEcco PRIcEs cur IN LONDON.

london April es-One ~ The largest TO
fsr-0 houses here 1o-day sent circulars
o. t-e r-s5e announcing reduction IN
prices 'sn anticipation ~ an early rec8c-
tcr 70 TIE tobacco duty" A director %
ne company declined 20 give the basis Of
the firms expectations.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27

Chicago April 2s-It was a bear Pay in Al
tho pits Belief that the Abnormal weather hss
not thus far badly hurt tne growing crops tcos
possession of TIRE minds OF n majority OF rrad-
an SutHen weakness az Liverpool ard 70
otrer foreign markets tended 70 cause a nervous
feeling here. and after active session wheat
closed at net loss Of sq2c the latter Cor July.
Corn and oats finished = 70 II down. There vas
net decline Of 17i-9ezi7c IN provisions. Rsnss
OF prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27

IN ths DAY values essed OF little, and At the
cicse ware irregular a.. { points decline 70 3
points advance. sales. 1890 bhls Local con-
tract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
NEW YORK PRICES.

FLOUR AND MEAL-Flour inactive and
Spring patsnts IS IS q ss 65: winter straiehts
$50 s. 10: winter patents IS $50 SIS 20. spring
clears 81 S5 9 81 20; extra No winter ss10a
81 90: extra No winter. s3 s. 81 10: kansas
stTsishts 81 as 9 IS Is. RYE FLOUR-steady:
tair 70 good, 81 p n 81 45. choice TO fancy
- % Q 81 s. CORNNfEAIr-Ksln dried So %
BAG MEAL-Fine white and yellow 81 40 4
81 -; coarse. 81 25d 81 so. FEED-Wsstern
quiet, city steady; Western spring S22 SO.
standard riddling. s22 SIS. -four do. S2T "a
red dog s2s SO: city bran. S22 bulk. s2S sacl<s
middling. S22 SIS 50. red dog $50; hor1iny
chop. S25 bulk. s26 20 sacks: clinical SIS so
nominal.
CoTTON-The market had q sharp reae-
Von under heavy selling for both long and
snort account. due TO improved weather re-
ports and an idea that Mondays reports Of
damage had been exsggereted. while it seemed
10 be increasingly believed that the supply Of
seed permitting. there was plenty OF time TO
repeir such damage had occurred and
that. while later. the crop might stiu be a
large one. The opening steady al un-
changed prices 20 an advance Of points
There was big demand at the start but
orsrings were heavy. and beyond moderate
rally during the middle n the day~the general
course Of the market was downward. the low
est level being reached in the late trading
when MAY SOLD al i &c and October az - Csc
closing on that basis. Local contract prices.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
BAN FRANCISCO MINING STOCKS.

san F.sIcisco. ApII ce.-The Official clos.
&c quotations f7r mining stocks to-day
acre as follows
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
RnsroN. RErEHE RFAcH & LIN

HAVANA ELECTRIC
week April a. S4oe23 S37.20s s. AIS
Jsa. l-Aprtl "a. s4l415 6B40S5 81 $40
NEW ORLEANS. MOBILE & CHICAGO.
81 week in April S33 ss0 S26 2Se STT4o
July l-AprIl Is. l.s4e ass 1.25144l AGA
KANSAS CITY. MEXICo & ORIENT.
sc week n April. s42.soa S27.soo Sl4.Gco
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
COBALT STOCKS,
PHILADELPHIA STOCKS.

Furnished hy Charles y. Barney & Co. No -
Broad street New York. and No. 122 south
4th street. Philadelphia
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
BONDS
BOSTON STOCKS.

Q-urrished by r. L. Day & Co. No 81 Wall
rtfeetl
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
BOSTON cURs STOCKS.

FURNISHED by J. Thomas Reiahardt, No. 2s
Broad street. New YORK. and No 81 Devon
shire street. Boston
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
EXPORTS.
CASH QUOTATIONS..
GENERAL MARKET REPORT.

'Nominsl, cit Elevator. export basis.
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
BALTIMORE STOCKS.
-,.--irse6 by Ven sohaIck d. Co. Nc. = wan
PUBLIC UTILITY SECURITIES.

gr-.-.ftbes ~ vyiIlisms Acc nnsil 4 Coleman.
No. 50 Wal street)
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
CHICAGO GRAIN AND PROVISIONS

50 esossos5: pigs. s'S'ssoso: roush' $
New-York tribune., 1910-04-27
NEW YORK CITY BONDS.
CHICAGO INoUsTRIALS.

coupon or registered
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-01
s NJ A LIP @ Y
In CIT Y
] ALL

Yesterday wss the day for John
Riley 10 break ont" OF jail. but in.
stead OF doing so, he broke out" with
smallpox On February %. John
pleaded guilty 10 the charge OF drunk.
enncss and was sentenced TO pay a
fine OF So TO SO 10 Iail for FIVE DAYS.
He went 10 jail During the last few
DAYS he has complained Of being III,
and yesterday Afternoon he feij so
poorly that the city physician was
called. John had a rash on his face
and Dr. R'es immediately pronounced
the aIlment smallEoH.
This set the police officers to think
Ing, and CONSERVATION for awhile pre-
vailed. The physician gave an order
thar every inmate OF the bastile
should be held without bail. quaran-
tined In tho jail until such a time as
the disease could be eradcated from
the premises
The man could not say where he
contracted the disease. but he had 1t
In a well defined form
This morning the ntilicjed man was
sent To the pest housc south of the
city and placed In charge Of a nurse.
Nv c1I'Nhl1 Nl'AA A'l N d. 'tlAf abi
he proceeded 10 'fumigate" the jail.
The building was soon flied with for
maldehyde and sulphur fumes. the
bedding IN the entire place was saJu-
rated with disinfectants and the men
of the jail. some SO. We're given a
bath in solution OF bichloridc OF
lime. After this the mon were all
Vaccinated
Besides the regular time servers In
the jail last night. there werc about
forty lodGers and loafors who occu,
pied quarters The health officers
state that the entire % men will have
10 remain at the jail for al least Il
DAYS and. II at The end Of that time
new cases OF smallpox develop, there
ls no telling how long the quarantine
will be kept mp. II Is stated by the
physicians. however. that after the
thorough fUmiga'on OF the premises
today. parties placed under arrest
may be sent 10 jail without danger Of
becoming infected with the disease,
except they should he exposed m =
csec at time when T. Is breaking
ont.
Many of the timers In the iaii
able delight untl they were a6yiFed
that Il would moi proven. them going
out on the regular daily routine nj
work. Until this information was
given them they were exceedingly
happy. and looked forward TO a rest
Of two weeks. hut became rn'her
crestfal,eu whom the facts wer"
rucwn. They have been advised that
they Will he actually better on In the
open air doing little work than In
the cell With nothing Ia do.
Or. Res is a busy womon this after
non attending TO the vaccination OF
the occupants of tho jnil II VIII oc,
cuDy the time OF the doctor Tos' OF
tho afternoon. She states that II Is
very likely that no other cases VIII
develop. owing 10 the faot that the
matter Of Gisinfecting and fum'eating
and also vaccination was attended TO
at an early period. Riley Is net very
sick. bul Or Ries saws his case is not
the mildest that Is known.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-01
DINNER PARTY.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Scowcroft were
the host and hostess at beautifully
appointed dinner party Friday eve
ming. at which covers were laid for
fourteen al their home. $50 Twenty
sixth street The affair was a pleas
ant farewell 10 few friends before
the departure OF Mr and Mrs Scow-
croft for their European trip.
The rooms, sweet with the odor OF
narcissus and other cut flowers in ar.
,isric profuslon, brilliantly lighted and
beautifully arranged. presented \
lovely scene The ccnterpIcce, an ele.
CANT production OF the florists art.
was a beautiful representation OF the
steamship or which the ScowcTolt
family will soon sail for Europe. bear
ing rhe name "SaXOnia." the waves
In shades Of eTecu, here and there
flcclcd with white, the dainty bou-
toniercs al each plaJe. the place cards.
with gay little Cupid and his suitcase.
each hore testimony TO the carly de
parture OF the host and hostess
An ci3 borate menu, during the sery-
ing of which toaSts and graceful re-
sponses. remiDiscence and social chat
occupied the time. was followed by
n soclnl hour. In which music, pleas
ant ant!cipations Of The future and
best wishes 10 tho host and hostess
we're Iho fitting close 10 a delightful
evening,
Those present were; Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ s. Browning. Dr and Mrs. Ezra
Rich, Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Thomas,
Mr. srd Mrs. Douglas Watson, Mr..
and Mrs Frank Ellis. Miss Rea Nib
ley of salt Lake. MI and Mrs Joseph
ScoNcrofi. Mlss Nav Scowcroit and
Joseph Scoworoft. Jr.
The Ogden standard. [volume] (Ogden City, Utah) 1902-1910, 1910-03-01
B A s 6 B A | |
PLA YERS
HALTED

In tran Of fosr standard Pull.
mans and a buffet library car at the
depot arc seventYtvo members OF
the White SoX baseball team en- route
from Chicago 10 san Francisco. wait
ing FOR traffic 10 ooen OF the South
ern Pacific. The aggregation OF ball
tossers, newspaper men and their
wives. and headed by President Ban
Johnson OF the American league and
President Charles \. Comisky. owner
OF the Chicago American team, ar
rived AT Ogden at l oclock this nom
Inc from the East over the Denver &
Rio Grande. They will probably re-
main here until late this afternoon
or evening before leaving for the
west
Immediately upon their arrival in
the city, they wero informed that
they would remain In ogden for
twelve hours al least and perhaps
longer The BOYS" decided 10 make
the best OF II and held Nttle social
Rcss!onS in each OF their cars until the
carly morning hours. Tuon arising
this morning many Of the members of
the party started upon sightseeing
tunbets about the city and 10 the can
yon.
Hugh Duffey. the new manager of
the team, when seen by a renresenta.
tive OF this paper. said that the drlav
would probably mean that the schcd.
ule cf the first team would be afforied
as TO southern California. The sec
ond teams schedule would not be
changed. He said that the PLAYERS
would be divided into two teanr n
Sacramento Team No. ] would re.
turn 10 the cast over the southern
route and team No would return
cast Via Ogden, where they expected
TO have = game on March % Both
teams Will arrive in Chicago In time
for the opening OF the season, April
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This is tnc third annual tour Of Tho
Pacilc coast by the White SoE and
Tip" O'Nclll is the same old pilot
in charge. In discussing the railroad
flood situation with Traveiing Pessen-
ger Agent Moseley of tho Hartman
lines. O'Neill said thai the next time
he comes west with the White SoX
he viii make tho "trip in an airship.
Managed DufIey announced that
the personnel Of the White SoX team
this wear would he as follows
Pitchers-Edward Walsh. Frank
Smith, James Scott Fred Olmitead,
Irving Young. Or. G.. Harris White,
Harry Sutor. William Burns Frank
LanCe. Victor Holm. John Schulrler
William j. Sullivan.
Frank Owens. Raymond RYAN. Fred
PAYNE, Ia. mes Block. Arthur Kruc
ger. Hugh McMurray.
InGelders First base, Warren GIN
John Beeu, Arnold Grandil, Chsrlcs
Mullen; second base. Rollie Zeder
John Collins, third base, Leaord
Tannehlll. William Purtcll. Royal
shaw: shortstop. Russell Blackburn.
Outfie'ders Patrick Doughety
Wills Cole. Charles Messenger. Ro-
land Barrows. Fred Parent. Edgar H.
! Hahn. Percy Dalton, Chester Whhc.