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ems did very well. He was roasted
less than any umpire this season.
McAnich played splendid game
hitting like aSIittle fiend And taking
every chance. Three Of the errors
charged up against him were reali,
NOT his fault, though they stand un
der 4Re rules,
The regular diamond was too mud
dy for use and a new one was laid
out The locals were embarrassed by
this more than the visitors, as they
were ased to the old diamond, which
Is the best in the Territory.
The Roswell players, barring Bemis
and Trowbridge, are all boys, but
they know the game and play it
They work on the lines in way
the locals might we'll copy.
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Notes Of the Game.
James had a hard game behind the
bat. Boyd being q little wild. and
some of his stops we're fine. II he
could only throw to bases better. he
would be the star of the local team
so far as fielding is concerned.
Bidwell throws an in-shoot that
fools the best of them. and four OF
his strike-outs were by them.
Carroll was hurt at second in the
fourth inning and his place was TAX
en-. by pierce. There was lot OF
changing, SO much that the score
keeper did not try TO keep track Of
them. but marked up the positions
leaving the players to make their
own credits. The only exception that
need be noted is the exchange Of pla
ces between Jesus and BidweIl In the
sixth, the Mexican finishing the game
cleverly and striking out four men.
There was some dispute shout the
seventh run recorded IN the score
The line was crowded and the score
keeper thought one play was ont
way and the locals thought 4 ~
another. rortun1teiy the run WASN'T
needed anyway. - bloodshed ou thu
aeore II Improbable
q nnrrinG nve cloee deelatona, Cav
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A Special BARGAIN.

A five-room house on Military Hill.
two china closets, back and front
porch, five acres of land. good cor
water piped over yard and lot. Every
ching in good condition. See Carlton
4 Roach.
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A BUFFALO FIGHT.

Finest Buffalo in Captivity Killed In
Duel With Black Beauty.
New York. June 27.The King. be-
heved to have been the finest buffalo
in captivity, has been killed in q du-
Ell with Black Beauty. his rival for
the leadership OF the herd in New
York Geological Park. The fighting
beasts presented frightful spectacle
Their bellowings could be heard a
quarter Of mile distant. The battle
lasted twenty minutes.
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EXPLOSION OF FIREWORKS

Causes the Death sf Twenty Of More
Persons in Philadelphia.
Philadelphia. Pa, June 27.-Fire'
resulting from an explosion Of fire.
works in the Diamond Light Supply
company's factory is thought to have
caused the death Of many employees
and the serious injury Of several fre.
men. 1t Il reported that of twenty
girls on the third fioor only two are
accounted Tor. The death list may
reach twenty Or more. Six bodies had
been taken ont at I p. m. The nre'
men ~ that hfteen are buried n
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EIGHTY Dollar Saddle Stolen.

Robert .McClintic. who lives near
the Slaughter place, was in the city
Saturday night and some one stole
a saddle from him. He placed the
saddle in front Of the Grand Central
saloon and went into the saloon for
some other packages. He returned In
a few minutes. and his saddle had
disappeared. The saddle was a new
one and was valued at $50. The Of
ficers worked all night without find
ing the thief.
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Special 10 The Record.
Carlsbad, N. NJ, June 27.-The fol-
lowing are nominated in the Demo
cratic primaries for Eddy county:
]. d. Walker, Treasurer.
M. c. Stewart. Sheriff.
J. l.. Emerson. Assessor.
w. r. Owens, Probate Clerk
Ananias Green, Probate Judge.
b A. Nymeyer. Surveyor.
The returns are not all in, but this
result is sure.
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FIRST WHITE WOMAN

To Cross Abyssinia from West to
East Arrives in London.
London, June 27.-Mrs. w. N. Nc
MILAN of St Louis reached London
today after traversing Abyssinia at
the head of her own caravan. She is
the first white woman to cross EN-.
peror Menelik's country from west to
east.
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sloNAL SERVICE STATION.

Postoffice Today Receives instruction
to Hold Mail for Signal Service.
The postoffice was today notified to
hold all mail that may come for Mr..
Marsden Wright. who will be in
charge of the new Signal Service Bu-
rean that congress recently voted to
establish in Roswell. Mr.. Marsden
Wright will be in charge Of the sta
tion. 1t is thought that the station
will be established and ready for
work by September 1st.
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To the Ministers.

Street Commissioner PinsOn says
that he will give $500 to any church
in the city that will put down cement
walks in front of the church. This is
4 liberal offer and the minister Of
any church in town can get the am
ount named by calling on Mr.. Pinson.
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W. i. FIRTH IS DEAD.

General Passenger Agent in Texas Of
Rock Island Railroad.
Fort Worth, Tex. June 27.-W. II
Firth, general passenger agent In
Texas Of the Rock island railroad
was found dead in his Office today
He was apparently in good health
when he reached his Office this morn
ing. He came from Denver two years
ago. He was general agent Of the
Rock Island at Denver for several
years.
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BANK CLOSED.
Run on Another Bank the cause Of
CLOSING.

Saratoga, N. r. June 27.-The
First National bank OF Saratoga was
not opeETed for business today. It
was cIosed by order Of the Comptroi-
Ter 81 the Currency at the request Of
the directors. 1t owes depositors
about $500 900. The run on the Citi-
xens Bank begun Saturday. continued
today. The First National suspended
iii apprehension Of run and on &C
couef 81 lack 81 funds to meet run.
ofacer 81 the bank said he hoped
f6e bank would soon reopen
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A Special Bargain.

One eight room house on Kentucky
avenne, one lot. artesian water. shade
trees. This is a great bargain IL
sold at once. See Carlton 4 Roach.
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Uruguayan government denies the
report, and declares that Col. Sara
via, head OF the revolutionists. and
other high insurgent officials were
killed.
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Perdicaris is Grateful.

Washington, June 27.-Secretary
Hay today received the following dis
patch from Tangier: Il am profound
ly grateful to the government for Sc
curing my Observation-Disclosures
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Leroy Oficer. of Warrensburg. Mo-.
who has been in the city for seven
months for the benefit of his health.
left for home this morning. He has
while here been member Of the
Roswell band and has made MANY
friends in the city.
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GARMENT WORKERS. our.

Biggest Clothing STRIKE New YORK
Has Seen For six Years:
New York. June 27.-The leaders
in the strike of garment workers de-
clare the tie-up complete and esti-
mate the number of persons out at
thirty to forty. thousand. 1t is the big
gest clothing strike that New York
has seen at least for six years. No
wage demand is made. the strike be
ing merely against the open shop.
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BILL FILED FOR THE DlssoLu-
TtoN or STANDARD OIL co.
Is MIE6Al

Counsel for George Rice Says the
Company is illegal and Exists in
Violation Of the Antitrust Laws
Of the United States.
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CHANGED PLANS

Loss of Transports Has Changed the
Japanese Plan Of Operation.-6is
Battle Deferred.-Detaiied Report
Confirms the Reported Loss Of Rus.
sian Vessels at Port Arthur.
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C. C. McCluskey and wife and bro
ther Samuel McCmskey left this NOR
ming for their old home At Davis. !.
r.. where they will nuke their fu-
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COLORADO LAwLEssNEss.

Condemned by Iron Workers.-The
.a.g Strikers Not Resososible.
New York. June 27.-A statement
has been issued by the executive
board of the international Associae
ton of Bridge and Structural Iron
Workers condemning the lawlessness
in the Colorado strike. Persons other
than the strikers are responsible the
statement intimates for the dynamite
outrage at Independence.
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BAD FOR TEXAS.
May Have to Withdraw Exhibit From
Worlds Fair.

Worlds Fair.
st. Louis. June 27.-It is true. said
Miss Hall, private secretary to Louis
j. W6tthen, general manager OF the
Texas commission. when asked today
regarding the report that unless more
money is provided by the people OF
Texas the commission will be oblig.
ed to withdraw their exhibit from
: the fair. Mr. Worthen is now in
TDallas, presumably for the purpose
81 raising the necessary funds.
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Injuries May Prove Fatal.

jackson, KY. June 27.-Judge Jas
Hargis was thrown from horse to-
day and received injuries that may
prove fatal.
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KILLED in AutomohIle.

Wiesbaden, Prussia, June 27.-The
court chamberlain Won Especht was
killed yesterday by running into a
telegraph pole with his motor car.
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Forget IN

orado apple just about ten days. so
for this period OF time Colorado an
ords an excellent market for the
early Pecos Valley apple.
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PIAYfD IN the MUD

Roswell Played Ball With Snap. and
Ginger, Despite Muddy Field
Detailed Notes Of the Game as
Played.
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MAIN PORTION OF TOWN sURNr
The Most Destructive confiapration
in the History Of Northern
CzIifarnia

Sisson. Cali. June 27.-The main
portion Of the town has been burned,
the loss reaching $4,000. 1t is said
to be the most destructive connagra-
tion in the history of northsrR Cali
fornia
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st. Petersburg. June 27.-Dispatch-
es from Tao Tche Kiao indicate that
both the Russian and japanese arm
les are moving into contact for
great battle, which even now may
be in progress. General Kuropatkin
yesterday assumed the offensive ag
ainst General Oku, while General
Kuroki from q position II miles to
the eastward was moving against the
Russian flank at Hal Cheng.
Toxic, June 27-Admiral Togo's
detailed report of his effective at
tack on Port Arthur last Thursday
night confirms the reported destruc-
1isa~of Russian battfe,-ship the
Peresviet class. the disahli9gsof
battle ship of the Sevastopof class
and a protected cruiser resembling
the Diana and the injuring of tor
pedo boat destroyer. No light Is
thrown on the Russian plan. The EN-
tire Russian fleet steamed out to sea
in line of battle, but refused to give
battle, anchoring outside of the har
Dor where during the night the Jap
anese destroyers and torpedo boat ;
made eight desperate attacks upon
it. The Russian vessels re-entered
the harbOr Friday since which time
they have failed to reappear. The ia
panese loss was small, three boats
being struck by shots but not much
damaged, and three men being killed
and wounded.
Tao Tche KiaO, June 27.-Sharp
firing was heard in the hills yesterday
and severe fighting Is reported in
progress near the village of Tonchen.
An officer who came in yesterday re-
ported the Russians gaining the up
per hand and driving back the enc
my. This is not confirmed. All day
the Russian troops were hurrying to
the southwark from Tao Tche Kiao
to the accompaniment of battle songs
AS this dispatch is filed the news has
reached here that General Kuroki is
marching upon Hal Cheng.
Lao Yang, June 27.-The apparent
cessation of the Japanese advance
in the northern part OF the Lao
Tung peninsula is attributed to the
loss of several transports carrying
ammunition. 1t is reported also that
the naval battle off Port Arthur caus-
ed alteration of the Japanese plans.
ST. Petersburg, June 27.-The Jap
anese have evacuated Sen Chen. ap-
parently with the object of enticing
General Kuropatkin south. Meanwhile
General Kuroki is advancing on Hal
Chen ready to attack the Russian
left and is again moving troops north
from Feng Wang Cheng The resul,
of recent developments. 1t is believ
ed by the general stan, will defer the
big battle.
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The ladies' OF ST. Andrews Guild
viii give > tea and sale a the church
.yhursday afternoon ct O'Clock.
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THOSE NOMINATED

M. c. Stewart the Present Sheriff. is
Renominated, j. D. Walker for
Recommendations Not All In
Result is Sure, However.
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Domestic Trouble II Given as the
Probable Cause.

Pueblo, Colo.. June 27.-Chas. D.
Montgomery. prominent local poll
tician. killed himself this morning
by taking morphine. Two weeks ago
he was married to the former wife
of newspaper man who disappeared
Immediately after his suicide. Domes-
sic trouble Is the probable cause.
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Senator Mitchell Seriously I'll.
Milwaukee, Wis. June 27.-U. S.
Senator John l.. Mitchell Is suffering
from intestinal cancer. and is said to
be in serious condition.
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SEVERE
FIGHTING

RUSSIANS REPORTED TO DC DRl-
WING BACK THE JAPANESE.
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Carlsbad.

BY Innings.
Roswell, 10 Q O. o 2 o o 2-7
Carlsbad. 0 II
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WON OUT

DEFEATS CARLSBAD BASEBALL
TEAM BY TO 4.
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DEMOCRATIC
PRIMARIES

WINNING TICKET NOMINATED IN
EDDY COUNTY SATURDAY.
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lied for teachers and students Of
schools and colleges who will desire
to spend their vacations at home,
the low rate of 1.3 fares for the
round trip to all points south Of
the Ohio and Potomac and east Of
the Mississippi Rivers also to all
points in the states Of Louisi ana,
Texas, Oklahoma, Arkansas, Missouri,
Kansas, Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, Wisconsin, and to territory
even more distant
Tickets will be sold on presentation
of certificates from superintendent,
or principles or presidents Of the
various institutions of learning, 18th
to oath inclusive, bearing final limit
January s, 1905.
For detailed information, call or
any agent of the company or address
Jno. W. Wood, Travelling Pass. Agt.
Meridian, Miss.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAY EXOUR.
SION RATES.

The Queen and Crescent Route will
sell tickets on December %, "a, 20
and 81, 1904, and January /. 1905,
with final limit January 4, 1905, at
rate of 1-3 fare for the round tri o
to all points on its line, and to al
points east OF Mississippi and south
Of the Ohio and Potomac rivers. Also
Dec. 18th to Gath inclusive, final limit
Jan. 9Th, at same rates to same aud
many additional points, to teach ers
and students Of schools and colleges
upon surrender Of certificates signed
by superintendent, principals or pres.
idents of schools and colleges.
For further information, address
Jno. W. Wood, T1av. Pass. Agt !,
Meridian, Miss.
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o. w. OWEN & SON.
RANKIN COUNTY.

Lost or stolen from me on the Peterson
place near Jackson one large COW, white
on left and right sides and on back should.
ers and head. Rings caused by ropes on
both front feet. Also calf white and brown
spotted body, large white heart in face
Swallowfork and underbit in right ear
crop and underbit in left ear.
L. B. MATHEWS.
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My place 5 miles north of Brandon
depot, on Brandon and Fannin road
so acres in good state of cultivation.
80 heavily timbered Dwelling
barns, tenant houses. Rented fol
1905 for six bales of cotton. One
mile from mill, good school ant
churches. Apply to
@. III. BETHUNE,
Langford, Rankin county. Miss.
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The Rankin County Medical Socie.
ty will meet in Brandon on the first
Monday in January next, and all ply.
sicians in the county are requested to
attend.
A. G.. McLAURIN, Secretary.
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ID .
Denfif,

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9
4 LOCAL NEWS 3
Oeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee@ :
Eggs % cents.
Butter 10 cents.
Hold your cotton.
Chickens 80 cents.
Cotton 6 81 cents.
The carnival was great.
Turkeys are roosting high.
Have you paid your taxes?
P. M. CLARK will spend Christmas
in Memphis.
J. G. Knight, of Florence, was in
town Tuesday.
Christmas, New Year and then the
Fourth of July.
DR.. P. Farley. of Jackson, spent
Tuesday in Brandon.
j. M. Bullock arrived home yester-
day and is quite sick.
Rev. G. P. Harris, of Comedy,
spent Tuesday in town.
DR.. E. E. Bullock is expected home
tonight to spend the holidays.
W. D. Ragland spent Sunday at his
fathers home near Thomasville.
Elston Ragland is working for W. G.
Barnes during the holiday rush.
Brandon Bank will be closed on
Monday, December 26 for Christmas.
Mrs. P. MA CLARK made trip down
the Illinois Central road a few days
ago.
Cole Atkins has accepted posi-
ton with the Brandon Merca ntile
Company.
The News wishes all o. its readers
happy Christmas and prosper GUS
New Year.
II. L. Runge and daughter, Miss
Maza, of Bienville, La. are visiting
Mrs. l.. A. Runge.
Louis Runge Smith, Of Fort Worth,
Texas, is visiting, his grandmother,
Mrs. L. A. Runge.
Miss Annie Langford, who has a
position at the asylum, spent Friday
and Saturday in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. McRee and
children, Of Alexandria, La, are visit.
ing Mrs. L. A. Runge.
E. @. White and A. B. Ross, of
King. were among the prominent
farmers in town this week.
Miss Annie Hinton Wilson is ex.
pected to arrive tomorrow to spend
the holidays with her mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. W. Runge and
children, of Overton, Texas, are visit.
ing Mrs. L. A. Runge and W. g.
Runge.
j. T. Ellis, who has been elected
manager of the poor house and county
farm, was among the county capital
visitors Saturday.
The laoies of the Methodist church
will serve dinner for % and so cents
at the Ohleyer building Saturday,
December Gath foriparsonage.
Rev. Mr.. Simmons filled his regular
appointment at che Baptist church
Sunday. He was accompanied by
Mrs. Simmons and their little
daughter.
j. Eugene johnson, who moved
from this county to Texas three or
four years ago, decided that there was
no place like Rankin county, and has
moved back. locating near Light.
At q regular meeting of the knights
of Pythias lodge Monday night the
three degrees were conferred on r.
Lester, who travels for Tom Lyle, of
Meridian.
Z. News is in receipt Of handsome
calendars from Brandon Bank and A.
g. Thornton. Both are high class
work, and in keeping with these en-.
terprising concerns.
Waiter Fl. Waddell and Miss Willie
Wilkins, Of Lake, were married yes
terday at the home Of the bride. The
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For Pain
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Anti.Pain Pill, and
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appear Like
Magic.

Not by paralyzing the nerves and
glands. like opium, morphine, cocaine,
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This action Is obtained as q result Of
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1ou can safely depend upon DR.. Miles
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Dr. Miles Anti-Pain Pills are guar
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An assortment of trunks at prices to
suit you. GAYDEN & CO.
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Go to w. @. Barnes for all kinds of
Christmas candies, nuts, fruits, etc.
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Treat your wife to a pair of scissor.
If not satisfactory return them to us and
get another pair. CAYDEN & co.
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Specially low prices on all lines of goods
from now until Xmas.
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FOR RENT.

Mrs. l.. A. Runge has rooms
for rent, with CRATES and open
fire place, good we'll water.
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Cooking and Heating Stoves at rock
bottom prices. GAYDEN & co.
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Another lot of Ladies' Jackets just
received at GAYDEN & CO.
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FREE Write to us for Free Trial
d. III. Package of Dr.. Miles Anti
Fain Pillsi the New Scientific Remedy
Tor Pain: Also Symptom Blank. Our
specialist will diagnose your case, tell
you what Is wrong, and how to right it,
Free. DIR. MILES MEDICAL Co.
LABORATORIES. ELKHART, IND
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Go to w. G. Barnes for good goods
and prompt service.
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Rev. Jerry Crouch, the colcred
preacher who had both eyes shot out
with double barrelled shot gun by
one of the sisters of his flock, is
improving rapidly and will soon be
we'll. The shooting occurred near
Brandon about two weeks ago. Joanna
Wolverton, who did the shooting,
was indicted and gave bond for her ap-
pearance at the next term of court.
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LAND FOR SALE.

|. McLAURIN, Secretary.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1904-07-15
HIGH TIDE
TO PLAY WOODBRIDGE.
Nationals viii Go to That PIs ce Sunday to
Meet the Stars.

Sunday the Nationals will travel to
Woodbridge where they will meet the
crack Woodbridge Stars. The Stars are
a good team, having some well known
ball players, some having played against
the Marions years ago. The manager re-
quests the players to meet at the post
office, so that they can leave for Wood
bridge on the l O'Clock car. The lineup is
as follows; John larsen, right field
James Martin, center field; Sam Robins,
pitcher; Oscar Palmer, short stop; Oscar
Rasmussen, first base; Patrick J. st.
c lait, third base; Albert Grimley, catch
err; Chris O'Hara, left field; Charles
Witt, second base.