Williams news., 1911-06-03
.DEMENTED MAN
 JUMPS FROM TRAIN

CO 560k u nOulo duu IOECuuC III thO United States. He had relatives in San Francisco, and when he reached New York, he purchased a ticket for the city by the golden gate. Rossi came from Chicago by way of the Santa Fe and when a short distance west of Albuquerque he became mentally unbalanced and threw himself from the train while 1t was running.
 Rossi made his way back to Al buquerque. He had lost his money | and railway ticket, but was cared for by his countrymen until he could send word to his relatives in California. His brother.in-law, on learning of his mishap, forwarded Rossi money to continue his jour ney. He again started for San Francisco. When a short distance west of Williams, he jumped from window of one of the cars and ran toward the hills. The train was stopped and the conductor and brakemen pursued but were unable to overtake him. This happened about two weeks ago.
 Rossi's brother in-law, Domenico Accita, of San Francisco, was in Williams Sunday looking for his lost relative. On the advice of l Marshal Patterson, Accita visited ,the railroad grading camps. It was thought the erstwhile demented man might have recovered his req son and found employment with one of these outfits. Accita re- turned to Williams Thursday. He says that he got no trace whatever , of the missing man, although he extended his search to Jerome, and he is of the opinion that Rossi wan 3 dered into the mountains and prob- !, ably perished from exposure. 3 morrow. Fare for the round trip, l$1.75.
 I Umpire Kelly was particular and l precise in giving his decisions. l. There was some kicking, but that e is inseparable from ball game. :. To an unpreiudiced observer, Kelly o is as fair and impaitial as it is pos d sible for an umpire to be. ot If you are going to Flagstaff to-
 morrow. notify Agent Nordyke
 early, so that he can make arrange n ments for the excursion train. He a must have a guarantee of at least ,r 100 tickets.
 t. Ten dollars has been offered te e' every man of the Williams teau It making a home run tomorrow a ls Flagstaff.
 T. Pitcher Hester will make Will O jams his home during the summe ,s months. He is slated for assistan
 manager.
 Tuesday afternoon the William D. public school teams (the Seventh 0 Eighth and Ninth grades agains the remainder of the school) crosse bats at the ball park. It was very close, hard-fought game al the way through. Score. IS to l O in favor of the Seventh, Eighth an 5 Ninth grades.
 The business men of William E, n will play ball Sunday, June II, th proceeds of the game to be use Q toward defraying the' expense hauling clay, rolling the diamon and otherwise improving the par o Nels Fousha will pitch for or one side or the other in the bus y of ness mems game. He can thro
 with either hand.
 Judge" Lebsch will hold dow -ls second ard Dr. Melick will perfor
 on third in this contest. It's golI
 to be game worth seeing.
 A home talent play will be giv' , D. at the opera house, for the bene ,u of the baseball team, in about t
 days. Everyone should buy
 ticket. Williams will probably Jim at the top after tomorrow's gan
 We are a tie with Flagstaff now.
 When the score stood s to
 favor of Flagstaff last Sunday,
 packers of the Williams team to
 all bets that were offered, some
 wagers being at odds of 8 to 1.