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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
SOUTHERN FREIGHT
AGENT PROMOTED
E. H. Lea to Be Superintendent OF
Terminals January I-R. C.
Garden Succeeds Him.

f. IT, Lea. who for twenty i've years
has been freight agent % the South
crn Railway in Richmond. VIII with
draw from that position January to
assume the duties of superintendent
Of terminals an ONCE created q Rich
mond by the railway for NJ. Lea ont
u regard for his efficient service 90
the corporation
lie will be succeeded as freight
agent b. T. g Garden. now agent at
west Point Ten years ago. before
he was stationed al West Point. Mr
Garden vas chief clerk 10 Mr. liza IN
Richmond. and he IS familiar with the
work Of the Once and well known .
railroad men in the city.
In his new position Mr.. Lea ~iii
have numerous duties which as yet are
not clearly defined. lie VIII take oser
the work Of paymaster TO the southern
shops here. which has been under his
care as freight agent daring -hc past
few years.
In railroad circles the retiring agent
is ono % the best known men in tnc
city. lie has been IN the employ "f
the southern for more than thirty
three years. Hie connection with sac
road began when he was a conductor
running out % fichm md 10 paavl''-
since he has been in charge of tne
freight business 81 the company here
he has seen the amount % traf;ie more
than double itself and his Office force
undergo o similar growth The SOUTH
ern had just vacated ifs old freirht
station on Cary Street aud moved into
the present bu!idinS a. the foot ~
Fourteenth street when he took up
tire work he will leave next week
Mr. LEA has served one term a.
president Of the Railroad Mems Club.
having declined only last month 20
stand for reelection Previous 10 avs
choicesfor that ONCE he was vice-pres-
ident OF the club for one year.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
PINE CAMP PARTY
Fine Christmas Entertain ment VIII he
Enjoyed There This Morning.

Among the many parties and enter
tainments which will take place here
this Christmas. none will perhaps give
more genuine pleasure than one which
takes place this morning at Pine Camp
for the benefit of the inmates Of that
institution.
Manager Lyons. OF the Colonial
Theatre. has taken a deep interest IN
the matter. and through his efforts
the entertainment: has been arranged.
The first person to appear in the
performance IS Baby Zelda six years
old. said 70 be the youngest and clev-
crest child on the American stage. AS
there are several children now at Pine
Camp. Z is n edless 10 say they will
take deep interest in all this little
lady says or does
Another act will introduce Mor-isey
and Rich. the clever comedy couple.
now a. the Colonial. who will give 2
song and dance such as they alone
know how. They will be followed BY
Jack Roche. the star at the Empire
Theatre. who will give some mono
logues and songs.
Professor Len Garvey. OF the Colo
NAL will preside al the piano and
play with his usual skill.
The piano. by the way. has been
loaned for the occa sion By Mr.. Corley.
Of the Corley Piano Co.
Pine Camp is full now. and the in
mates have been looking forward with
interest 20 this party
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
Wood-Smffh.

wilmington. y. C. December 21-The
marriage of Miss Margaret Smith. cid
est daughter OF Mr.. Robert +. Smith,
and Thomas F. Wood, a well known
young business man OF Wilmington
was quietly solemnized at o'clock
Wednesday evening al the home of
the brides father. No. 5l0 Dock street
in the presence OF a few very init
mate friends and members Of the fam
HES Of the bride and groom, a recent
death in the family OF the bride having
resulted in the quietest possible cere-
mony.
The ceremony was performed by the
Rev John VI. Wells. u. D. pastor Of
the First Presbyterian Church. and the
only attendants were Miss Ruth stew
art Smith, a sister OF the bride. as
maid Of honor, and Alex. Sprlnt.
cousin OF the groom. as best man. The
were simple. but very
pretty and effective Mr. and Mrs
Wood left on the northoound Atlantic
Coast Line train for bridal our N
the North. returning from which IN
about ten days, they will be at home
to friends at No. 51s South Third
street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
TO MAKE TOUR OF SCHOOLS.
Fnrm Demonstration Warmer Has
Headquarters at Hcathsvfile.

Especial 10 The Times Dispatch
Iieathsville. Va. December 2a--B-
A. Warmer. farm demonstrator for
Northum berland and Lancaster Coun-
ties. and wife will make their head
quarters in Heathsville. Mr. Warmer
and Dr. Lewis will commence tour
ce the schools in LOttsburs District
the FIRST week in January
The season for partridge shooting
is rapidly drawing 20 "A close. as AT a
recent meeting OF the Board of super
,isors il was decided IL would be
unlawful 20 hunt them after January
l. This action was taken because the
birds seem to be getting very scarce
Larger quantities OF holly have been
shipped this season from this section
IN the nearby cities than for many
wears Although the price is low. yet,
each year a greater number engage in
the business.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
Counts Evidence May Bring I'm
happiness to His Ameri-
can Wife.
~, l.. manauIsE DE ro>rENOY.


@OUNT ALBERT HOHENAU. who.
with royal blood ia his veins.
~ was married last summer TO Mile.
fsinka Boutourline daughter Of the
Russian Coun; Alexander Boutourline
and Of his wife. who was Elsie Van
Schaick. OF the old Knickerbocker
family Of New York % that name. has
lust been figuring in a rather interest
ing fashion as a witness ia lawsuit
~ vienna. II / call attention there
TO IL Is because hts evidence has been
OF nature 70 bode So what III for
the happiness OF hts half American
wife.
II seems that prior 10 his marriage
he was infatuated with Nienhese
danseusc Of the name OF Marie EDeT-
stadt. who is known on the stage as
Marie Ferrarl. Since the marriage OF
Count Hohenau, she seems to nave
fallen into the hands Of a man or the
name Of Koberer. and 20 have been IN
situated BY him 20 not only draw ol!is
upon the count. but also 10 forge MS
accordance thereto. which bills were
subsequently discounted by loan mons-
ers al Vienna. The dams use and
Koberer were arrested and placed on
trial for forgery and fraud AT Vienna
at the instance of the bill Hlscouhteis'
ana Count Albert Hohenau, formerly
subaltsrn Of Prussian Cuirassler
Regiment al Breslau, was summoned
as a witness.
During the course Of his eXamiha- :
,ion count Albert Hohenau admitted
,ba- he had been compelled BY his fam
uv 70 break off his relations with the
danssuse sorely against his VIII, ana
forced 10 marry an hciTess; that while
he had promised "a see that Marie
never was in want. his allowance from
his wife was 700 small to permit MIN
10 authorize the danseuse 10 ORA" upon
him or 20 indOrse his name 10 notes
He declared that he was SIN extreme
X fond OF her and thar after MS en-
gagement and even since his arrlas :
he had been in her company IN
and in italy. He regretted that II was
untrue that he had married RUSSIA i
heiress possessed OF thirty or iorty
-rillio, eorlns II he had had any
such amount at his disposal ne "ou,"
not have hesitated to give at least sew
o~al millions to his former inamorata.
Count Albert Hohenau is grand
neDhew of old Emperor William ana
grandson Of the latter's younger
brother. Prince Albert. surnamed the
Elder. This Prince Albert's first vile
was Princess Marianne Of the Nether :
lands by whom he had son ana
namesake who died as PTusslai'
6eld marshal and as regent OF the
DuShy of Brunswick After diNoreins
Princess Marianne Of the Netherlands
prince Albert the Elder married NOR
eanaticalIy Mile. Roselie Won kauch'
who was created Countess Won no
henau. By this marriage ne had t"o
sons william and Frederick.
Count william Hohenau until i'!'
held the rank OF lieutenant-gene IN
- D., sian army and that OF aide
de-camp-seneral to the Kaiser AS
member of the latter's military house
hold ne was in constant attendance
upon him. He was implicated. now
ever. in those unsaVory scahuais
which brought about the downiall OF
Prince Philip of Eulenburs. ana OF
several other officers OF high rank. ana
as a result of 5h's he was deprived oS
the Emperor of all his honors and Dig
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
Social and
Personal

An event of much interest 10 tho
younger society Set here "Ill Pee
subscription dance given at the Heii"!
faee Golf club on Tuesday efehlhS -
There VII b. some hfty guests pres
ont. and the chap"rons VIII inciune
Mr. and Mrs stuart Bove and MF'
and Mrs = Parkinson Red ana green
viii oe tn color scheme for the d3'"-
rations. and a string"d orchestra WI
play for she dancing. which VIII ias'
until after midnight
Home W ~dding.
- marriage CT Miss Mabel L4atha m.
aauso,er Of Air and Ms ). ". Latham
az Chevv Chase. Nd. 10 Dr. kar.y
peatIregard Dovell. son OF MI ana
Ms = y Doven. Of S"mnerset. "hien
,akes Mace to-day A. high noon. Is 81
much interest 70 society ;hrorshou u
inc STATE The ceremony VIII TAX
rlsce in tho home Of The brides par
eo,s i'm Chevy Chase and Rev huoerl
Johnson. y. D. vii! oftic' ate. Decofa-
lions viii he in holly. mlstlctoe. ferns
and poinsettiss. and the cerenny VII
he performed under a bower oI gre a.
arranged in the drawing room NJ
brides sister-iH-law. Mrs J. Ia
than. Jr. VIII play Mendeissohh :
Wedding March at he entry "i me
bridal party
The bride vii enter with hey father.
,,,ho viii aiso give h-r away. she WIZ
wear a suit Of white French serge WIN
an deliberately trimmed chiffon waist
and will carry q bouquet Of Bride
roses Her hat IS a close-ntting wnite
plush. lined with delicate shade %
rink and - trimmed with q single
shell pink rose. The mad OF hohor'
Me- E-dr. Latham sister OF Inc
bride. Will wear gown OF pale Di-e
chiffon made over blue satin. with Z
nearl bandeau and aigrette IN her halF
she will carry pink carnations. me
dover girl little Patrina Able, VII
wear a dainty frock u white batiste
trimmed in lace. with a pink sash anc
will carry a basket OF pinA ho"eis.
Or. Chauncey Elmo Doveil Will attend
the groom as his best man. and At'ie
waldo Able viii cary The ring
There viii be seventy-fiNe guests TOT
the wedding breakfast. which VIII FOL
Iov. the. ceremony DIT and Mrs. DoTei.
viii take an extended trip through
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

i~peciaI . . N 7 no. UIsp.toH.I

~pecIaI - InF I mo- Isp7tch-I
Spencer. y -. December "a ca
tasfrophe Vas uarFgziy avcrtcd ~
Thon1asvfIi~ ChristuO Day. when =
locomotive on the Carolina and Yad-
Rim River line. from Thomasviilc 90
benton. dashed INTO box car con
.ainiug s.sno pounds - dynamite. The
from, 20 the cnEin~ vas torn OF BY
tho impact and the box car ~,
knocked p considerable distance. but
strange to say. the dynamite we not
.xpi0ded 70 is aid TIRE explosion. had
% occurred. would have torn down al
most every hous- IN Thomasviiie. -,
men we're on the locomotive when the
accident occurred, though none "a
hurt
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
E;IlngUood-Kellam.

Especial 70 The Times Dispatch
Onancock Va. December 2f--Mis'
Ruth Ames Kellam. daughter OF Mrs
Thomas c. kellam. was married yes
terday morning at . o'clock to william
r,llingwood. OF WinterpOr,. Maine. TIE
ceremony was performed by Rev. l.
NJ Betty. At the home OF the brides
sister. Mrs. J c. ". Leatherhury. After
a reception. Mr. and Mrs. Eilingwooo
took the night express for their homs
at Winterport-
Mrs ElIingwood IS a graduate Of the
Woman's College. Lynchburg. and is
:. ell known throughout Virginia.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
LEAVES FORTUNE
TO HIS FAMILY
Will of Late Judge Archer
Phlegar Probated at
Christiansburg.

Especial TO The Times Dispatch
Bristol. Va. December 1.-THE VIII
Of Judge Archer a. Phietor. the
wealthy Virginia jurist, who died here
last sunday. has been probated at
Christiansburg Aside from several
special bequests 70 charity. including
$500 for the Thornwen OrphanAge at
Clinton. ;. 9. and a substantial be-
quest to the Presby terrain Church at
Christiansburg. Judge Phleear's prop
erty goes One-third TO his widow, ana
the remainder is divided among his
children. Davis :. Phlegar. OF Norfolk:
Mrs +. X. Croslev. OF Philadelphia,
Hunter J. Phlegar. Of Christiansburs.
and ISIS Mary Phlegar. Of Bristol. He
also remembered his sister. Mrs. Ellis
p. Johnson. with a bequest y. NJ. Ia
gan. cashier OF the Christie nsburg
Bank is named as executor
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
Reauchamp-Smith.

Especial 20 The Times Dispatch
Hcatksville. Va. December 2a--MiSs
clara Smith. daughter OF John Smith
cf near Heathsville. and Eugene Beau
champ. Of Washington. were married
this morning at the home OF the bride
very quietly. only the immediat.
family and intimate friends witnessed
the ceremony
After short trip. they Will make
their home here. where the groom
owns a valuable farm. and he will en-
Sage in farming
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
sud<.-Boxxmnu.

Special 10 The Times Dispatch.
HarriSorburE. Va. December 90
Ecv. \. W Andes. % ~ Clinton 2
,reii-know minister 81 the Christian
church AM Mss Minnie t;sse Rowman
dsughtcr - NJ and Mrs. William p
Bowman ~ Tinriii~ were married
Yesterday ~ the i.inviiic Christian
church hv Rev W r Walters. % " "a
chester. assisted by Rev. g. r. Hook~
Or Elkton. Tho groom graduated from
Zion college y. g. seven years ago.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

Preston Heights. Charlottesville. the
Rev. Furman H. Martin. u. D., OF the
First Baptist Church. officiating.
The groom is native Of Fluvanna
County. while the bride is from VIII
liamsburg. Immediately after the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas left Oh
bridal trip. They will make their
home at Wilmington. F1uvanna County.
In and ont of Town.
Mrs. L. -. Hamilton has returned -
her home in Petersburg. after a snort
Visit 10 Governor and Mrs. " ma 3"
Hodges Mann. in the Executive man
sion.
Mrs. Holt Page. Of Norfolk. is the
guest Of Mrs. James Lee Saelton' al
her home. lllS West Avenue
Miss Catherine Howard. OF Chaita-
noogs. Tenn. spent the past week here
visiting relatives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs j. W Reese. OF Geor-
gia. have been the recent guests OF
Mrs +. g. Burke. Of III East Frank
in Street.
Miss Virginia LeNoir. Of Sumter. :
g. and Miss BERTHE Waiter. % Balt-
more. are visiting Miss MARY Graham
In Ginter Park
Rev. Baldwin A Pendleton and his
daughter. Miss Agnes l. Pendleton. are
the guests Of the formers father :
=. PendIeton. at IL Norte Fourth Stree
Mr. and Mrs J. G. Snyth. who have
been spending several days In Ne"
York. WIN return 20 the city to-mor-
row.
Miss MARY Cooke. OF Petersburg. who
has been visiting friends here. is now
attending a house party on the lower
James.
Mrs John Harrison. Of North Caro-
lima. il spending some time IN this
city az the CUES. OF relatives.
Miss McCIoud. Of Richmond. is spend
ing few DAYS with friends IN Lynch
burg
Mrs Ciyd4 Locker IS the guest OF
her parents. NJ. and Mrs. " p. Bowles'
in Salem.
III
is visiting Mrs. John :. Harwood, j.
a. her home here
NJ and Mrs Thomas sheahan. Of
this ci-y. are guests Of NJ. and Mrs
J. J. Sheahan. IN Roanoke.
Colonel 4. Caperton Braxton, OF
Richmond. * spending a few days with
relatives in Staunton-
Miss yesta Allen Johnston. Of BIS
toll. Tenn. is the guest Of her aunt
Mrs James G. Latimer. or East Grace
Street
Misses YsobeI and Bessie Mckenzie.
Of charlottesville. are visiting friends
In this city for a few days
Miss Julia Horne. who has oeen
amending the past several months with
Mrs : G. wallace. in Fredericksour2'
is now the guest OF her sister. Mrs
Edwin Faulkner. Ia Barton Heights
for the holidays
Mr.. and Mrs. John l. StaweH. VINO
~ ,,.r-iad n TpanTilie on Wednes-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
Smfsh-Burhman-

Especial TO The Tues-Dispatch
Buchanan. Va. December e4--Niss
Florence BurhmaE and Cecil smith.
both - this county. were married on
TUESDAY al Clifton Forge. Miss Burh-
IAN Is sister Of County Treasurer
- r. Burhmsn- Mr.. Smith is q pros
Porous Young farmer Of the Glen WI
Ton ncighborhood. NJ. and Mrs Smith
left immediately after che ceremony
for an extended bridal trip 10 Northern
points Or interest
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

day. are registered at the Richmond
Hotel here.
Miss Esther Bennett has returned 70
Richmond. after attending the Conner
Sla lighter wedding Ia Hampton
Mss Maggie Pruner. of Marion. Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. \. l.. Williams
in this city for the holidays.
John Risner. who has been quite III
for the past ten days. is convalesclnS
slowly.
Miss Elizabeth Kennedy. who has
been spending her holidays with her
parents in Ginter Park. has gone 70
Blackstone TO attend the Christmas
german.
Mrs. g iefkowith and son. o. Ma
hsmoy City. Pennsylvania. are the
guests OF Mrs. Le:kowith's sister. Mrs
simon Bowman. los East Broad street.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
Secretly Married LAST Month

Especial to The Times Dispatch
Harrisonburg. Va. December IL
Clarence FUR. OF this city. to-day sur
prised his friends 10y announcing that
on November u. he and Miss China
Wilson. a former Harrisonburg girl.
were secretly married in Cincinnati
Ohio. while Mr.. Fur was absent on q
business trip. He is son of j. H.
Fur. of Mount Jackson.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
The Popularity

OF the Schwarzschild store is due 20 tho
elegance OF our stocks and the cour-
teous service always to be had here.
sCHwARZsCHILD BROS.
Ricbmond's Leading jewelers..
second and Broad Streets
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

day. are registered at the Richmond
Hotel hcre
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28
Thoma~-Eirss.

George Samuel Thomas and Miss Ola
Ellis were married at 10 o'clock Tues
day morning at the residence OF the
groom's brother, H. Z. Thomas. on
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

Miss Catherine Howard. or C"d
nOOgs. Tenn. spent the past week he'
visiting relatives and friends
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

Mrs Holt Page. Of Norfolk u '"t
guest Of Mrs. James Lee SaeItoH' a.
her home l1iS West Avenue
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

Mr. and Mrs. John L StaweH. VINO
were married IN Danville on Wednes-
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

Miss Julia Horne. who has been
spending the past several months win
Mrs G. Wallace. in Fredericksour2
j. now the guest OF her sister. Mrs
Edwin Faulkner. Ia Barton Heights
for the holidays
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-12-28

Mr. and Mrs. j. W Reese. OF Geof =
gia. have been the recent guests OF
Mrs. I. g. Burke. Of IL East Frank
ln Street
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-05

Another Burglary.

l.. E. Bronaugh, living at the cor
ner of 18th and Jefferson streets, is
the sixth victim in the past three
weeks of unlimited night visitors.
This occurred Thursday night about
IL o'clock, Mr.. Bronaugh lost a
watch, and a roomer in his house,
L. E. Hill, was relieved of several
shirts and a revolver. The burglar
attempted to get into the room Of
Mr.. Bronaugh's son, Singleton, but
before he could do was scared away
by the barking of a dog.
Mr.. Bronaugh's trousers were EAR
ried into the yard, but merely to
rife the pockets, as the trousers
were thrown aside. in accordance
with the usual program followed in
the burglaries which have preceded
this. The house was entered through
the front door, which had been left
open.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-05


SSSSSSSSSSSSS
PERSONALS
eeeeeeeesooee
G. S. Zellers, the well known agent
for the aNtional Cash register COM
pany, is in the city.
Angus Young has gone to San An
tonic for a few days on a business
trip.
Mike Falvella, the Herald press
man, left for Corpus Christi this
morning. He will return Sunday
noon.
Edward Anderson, who has been
connected with the Miller hotel the
past three weeks as steward, left for
Houston yesterday afternoon.
Manuel Besteiro returned yester-
day from a ten day trip to San An
tonic and Dallas. He went to pur-
chase merchandise.
Hon. John /. Kleiber returned to
the city yesterday, after an absence
Of a few days, during which time he
visited San Antonio.
A. Braunstein returned yesterday,
after spending a couple of days in
San Antonio on business.
Frank Rabb went to La Feria yes
terday on business. He will be gone
several days.
w. A. Kent went to Harlingen yes
IeIudy dIISI HOOH' ne Will ItIuIu
tonight with the land excursion
train.
r. E. Holland went up on the
Branch line yesterday morning on
legal business.
E. J. Howerton of St. Louis is a
business visitor in Brownsville.
John B. Armstrong Of Katherin IS
in Brownsville for a few days.
c. A. Mason Of Cleveland is a
guest at the Miller hotel.
j. H. Nicholson Of Oklahoma
City, vice president Of the Gross
construction company. the contrac-
tors for the Cameron court house and
jail buildings, is here to note the
progress of work on the buildings.
Miss Grace Cocker of San Antonio
is here to look after life insurance
matters.
John C. Jacobs of San Antonio
was a visitor in Brownsville yester-
day.
H. o. Hill of San Antonio is a
business visitor in Brownsville.
H. T. Wood of Houston was a Wis
itor in Brownsville Friday.
A. P. Turner of San Antonio is a
guest at the San Carlos hotel.
w. H. Patterson and l.. Parish,
both of Carthage, are visitors in
Brownsville for a few days.
d. NJ. Taylor of st. Louis is a bust
ness visitor in this city.
H. J. Vittrup of Dallas is here a
few days on business.
J. S. Barroun of San Antonio is at
the San Carlos hotel.
I. L. Keenigsburg Of San Antonio
is a business visitor in this city.
r. NJ. Hunter of Robstown was a
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-05
FOR
WORLDS SERIES
LINEUP Of Giants in This Years
Game Same as that of Last Year
With One Exception.

Associated Press.
New York, Oct. Anyone who
witnessed or followed last years
world series will recognize in this
years lineup Of the New York Ma
|tionals everyone of the Giants who
figured in that six-day struggle, los
ing to Philadelphia, with the excep-
ton of Arthur Devlin, an infielder,
who was traded to the Boston Ma
tionals this year. The Boston team
was mainly Of the same makeup as
that chosen by it's former owner,
John I. Taylor, and which finished
in fifth place last year.
The lineup by positions will prob
ably be as follows:
New York (Giants)-
Pitchers - Tesreau, Mathewson,
Marquard, Crandall, Wiltse, Ames.
Catchers-Myers, Wilson, Hartley.
First Baseman-Merkle.
Second Baseman-Doyle (Capt.)
Third Baseman-HerZog.
Shortstop-F1etcher
Observation-Disclosures
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Leftfield-Devore.
Utilities-Becker, McGram oman
ager), Mccormick, Shafer, Groth and
Burns.
Boston 1RedSox)-
Pitchers-Wood, Hall, Bedient,
Collins, O'Brien, Pape.
Catchers-Carrigan, Cady, Nuna-
maker, Thomas.
First Baseman-Stahl manager.
Second Baseman-Yerkes.
Third Decentralization
Shortstop-Wagner (captain.)
Rightfield-HOOper.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Leftfield-Lewis.
Utilities - Engle, Henricksen,
Ball, Krug and Thomas.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1912-10-05

Manuel Besteiro returned yester-
day from a ten day trip to San An
tonic and Dallas. He went to pur-
chase merchandise.