The daily morning journal and courier., 1897-08-14
NOTES FROM SAVIN ROCK
FREDERICKs AP0L0GIzEs TO MAN
 AGER KELSEY.

AGER KELSEY.
 More Pocket Picking Cases Eeported-Isig Excursion from Northampton and Way Stations-Deciding Ball Game To-day Between Edgewood and Strouse, Adlers W. F. Fisher Seriously I'll.
 The parties most interested in the fraeas on Thursday on the Savin Rock ball field met Thursday night after the excitement had subsided. Philip Fred ericks apologzed to Manager Kelsey for the unpleasant affair. He said he was of hot temper occasionally and re- gretted exceedingly that any such trouble had occurred. The man who hip Superintendent Pond in the jaw also apologized,
 President Sattig said last night to Journal and Courier reporter when asked about this matter: we know Mir. Kelsey and are sorry beyond ex- presson that he had been placed in so unpleasant a position. He had done more for the success Of the barbecue than we had any right to expect and was trying at the time the trouble oc- cured to keep people out of danger. Fredericks was on the committee, and rather than have him arrested we ask ed to be permitted to settle the case out of court. This Mr. Kelsey gladly agreed as he himself did not want the case brought up. The committee paid court costs and expenses and all con- cerned shook hands and called it square,"
 BARBECUE LEAvINGS CONSUMED. A force of men was at work all day yesterday clearing up the remnants and leavings of the barbecue of Thurs day in the Savin Rock ball grounds. They gathered up great heaps of meat, bread and watermelon rinds and as much as was inflammable was burned.
 MORE POCKETS PICKED.
 Several cases of thievery and pocket picking beside those reported in yester- days Journal and Couries were report ed to the West Haven police yesterday. A Mrs Snyder reported that in the crush at the meat counters her pocket book was knocked out of her hand and lost in the scramble. There was neat sum for the man who did the job-$1S in bills.
 William Kendall of 127 Henry street missed his pocketbook but could not state just how much it contained.
 Conrad Weiss was singled out for a good thing by the gang of 'touchers, {" for they jostled him and pushel him around until they got part of the con- tents of his trousers pocket. He was assisting some ladies to get sandwiches when he noticed that several young fel- lows were pressing him too closely for comfort Chancing to look downward he saw bill sticking out of his pock- ct. He immediately suspected that he was victim and upon investigation found he was minus some bills and half a check The bills were made of strong CT paper than the check and resisted the pulling better MT. Weiss ct first thought that his loss was considerable, but after balancing his books and counting his cash at his store found the money stolen amounted to only a few dollars.
 600 FROM NORTHAMPTON. An excursion numbering over 500 came to savin Rock yesterday from Northampton, Springfield, Hartford and way stations. A special feature had been arranged for their entertainment besides the Alabama troubadours. It was to be a balloon ascension by Prof. Jewell, the aeronaut, but as the wind was not quite right until too late for tfe exhibition the huge balloon was not inflated
 STROUSE, ADLER'S MEET EDGE WOODS AT THE sAvIN ROCK GROUNDS TO-DAY.
 The strous, Adler company nine will meet the Edgewoods this afternoon in the deciding game of this seasons se- rfes at Savin Rock. The Strouse Adlers have been playing a great game and are considered by some to be equal to any nine in the state league. Claus and Platt will be the battery for the corset shop men.
 The EdgeWoods are constantly strengthening their nine and will no doubt present a fine array of players. Johnson and Brennan, the crack Derby battery, have been secured and players of equal merit will support them.
 w. P. FISHER SERIOUSLY ILL.
 William P. Fisher, the genial adver- Using agent who has in charge the Savin Rock baby show, and the origin ator of last weeks coIored baby show, is seriously i'll at his home on Washing ton street MT. Fisher also managed the carnival and illumination of last week and has superintended all the en- tertainment features the last two years for the Winchester Avenue Railroad company
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