. Baltimore and Ohio Employes magazine . ire Master Mechanic J. B. Daugertv Road Foreman of Engines Jas. Aiken Freight Agent, Youngstown, 0. Dr E. M. Parlett médecin examinateur C. G. Osborne Division Agent de réclamation F. H. KNOX Freight Agent, New Castle, Pennsylvanie A. S. Wilson Agent, Niles, O. C. F. Shriver Road Engineer Joseph Ridlev Road Fireman E. C. Martin Road Conductor F. L. McGraw Yard Conductor A. F. Coleman Air Brake Foreman, Painesville Walter Findon Air Brake Repairman, New Castle Jet. I). E. Sturdevant Boilermaker, New Castle Jet. J. W. Clawson Superviseur de signal H. L. Forney Maître Carpenter

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. Baltimore and Ohio employes magazine . ire Master Mechanic J. B. Daughertv Road Foreman of Engines Jas. Aiken Freight Agent, Youngstown, 0. Dr. E. M. Parlett Medical Examiner C. G. Osborne Division Claim Agent F. H. Knox Freight Agent, New Castle, Pa. A. S. Wilson Agent, Niles, O. C. F. Shriver Road Engineer Joseph Ridlev Road Fireman E. C. Martin Road Conductor F. L. McGraw Yard Conductor A. F. Coleman Air Brake Foreman, Painesville Walter Findon Air Brake Repairman, New Castle Jet. I). E. Sturdevant Boilermaker, New Castle Jet. J. W. Clawson Signal Supervisor H. L. Forney Master Carpenter While assistant trainmaster W. P. OConnorand conductor C. E. McDougall were at Mt.Clemens, they spent the afternoon fishing inLake St. Clair. The picture shows one after-noons catch—101 yellow perch. The gentle-man in the middle is Mr. Donegan, an engineeron the Pennsylvania Lines out of Columbus, Ohio, and ns railroad men constitute one greatfraternity, it was but natural that these threeshould (£t together for a merry fishing party.. A FINE STRING OF PERCHOn Saturday, July 24, the New Castle Junc-tion Baltimore & Ohio baseball team journeyedto Connellsville on train No. 16, and thereplayed two games of ball; being defeated in thefirst game 12 to 6, and winning the second game1 to 0. By winning the second game at Con-nellsville, which was the rub, they took theseries. The first game wTas featured by errorsand various other misplays, while the secondgame was an air-tight seven-inning affair. Theonly run scored was the result of Lanes single, stealing of second, and Freeses timely single.The feature of the games was Plilers work atsecond, and Evanss work at bat and short forNew Castle. Plilers stop of Kenners whang atthe ball, which looked good for a hit, broughtforth great applause from the spectators. Itwas a spectacular stop. The New Castle boys, after taking two outof three from Connellsville, would like to havethe opportunity of taking two out of three fromsome other good

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