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New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23
EXHIBIT ATTRACTS MANY.
Interested People Call at Chamber of
Commerce to View So. America Goods

The Chamber of Commerce was a
busy place today when many of the
local manufacturers called at the Of
flee to view the exhibit of goods that
ere being sold extensively to the South
American trade. Mr.. Brill, who is con
nected with the United States de-
partment of commerce, IS in charge
CT the exhibit and is regarded as one
Of the foremost hardware men in the
country. For many years he has
represented concerns in South Am eri-
can cities and in thoroughly con-
versant with conditions there.
After viewing the goods sold to our
South American ne1ghpors, manu-
facturers are enthused over the pros
poets that present themselves !. for
getting made in u S. A. goods into
that country sss
The exhibit contains goods made in
Germany, England, France and other
countries and many of them are very
crude in their design.
The exhibit will be conducted again
tomorrow and persons interested in
the matter should visit the rooms.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23
Will REPORT SOON.
Civil Service Board Will Hand in
Findings at August Council Meeting.

Civil Service Board Will Hand in
Findings at August Council Meeting.
It is expected that the civil service
commission will have a report to SUD-
NIT to the common council at its
August meeting The completion OF
the report will be made at the next
meeting of the board Wednesday eve.
ming.
TIL committee have decided on the
main features Of the work. The com
mittee will recommended than an or
/ esta blishment of civil service ex-
animation for appointments on police
and are departments. The board will
also recomnnsnd the establishing Of a
permanent civil service board to De
bipartisan and to- consist of four
members. 1t will be the duty of this
board to prepare examinations which
candidates will have to pass. New
sets of examinations shall be prepar-
ed each time.
In the Gre departm ent the commit
tee will recommend a physical exam
ination along the following lines.
/ Weight, minimum, 1873 to 135 pounds,
height 5 feet inches, age q to IS
years. In the police department the
minimum weight shall be / 40 pounds,
height 5 feet s inches, age 81 to
35 years. "A physician shall give each
candidate a thorough examination
1t is likely that the present mem
bers Of the commission will be pre-
vailed upon to continue upon the
board
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23
COUPLE ARE Welded
AT THEIR NEW HOME
William II. Dixon and Miss Fanny
Louis Alderman Married by
Bristol Clergyman.

- = ~ : y
At s O'Clock last evening William
il. Dixon and Miss Fanny Louise AL
derman were married by the Rev.
Walter Badanson of Bristol in the
newly furnished home which is theirs
at No. 5Wallace street.
The wedding was a quiet affair and
the young couple were attended by
the groom's brother and sister-in-
law, MIR. and Mrs. Alfred Dixon. The
bride was, lastly attired in creation
of white and wore a nat to match.
She carried a bouquet Of sweet peas.
They will be at home to their friends
after August /.
Mr.. Dixon is we'll known locally and
is employed at the Corbin Cabinet
Lock division Of the American Hard
ware corporation. His bride is
native Of Fort Wayne, Ind, but spent
much Of her life in BRISTOL. She is a
graduate Of the New York City Mis-
sion Training school and for the past
two years has been matron Of the
New Britain Children's Home.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23
KERWIN TO GET PAY.
Even Though He Was Not Acting
Mayor He viii Claim Remuneration.

Vi
The fiasco over who was acting
mayor during the absence of Mayor
Quigley from the city Thursday, in
which President protein Parker and
Alderman M. L. Kerwin figured was
caused considerab BILE talk about the
streets Friends of kerwin assert
that he was the victim of despicable
trick, which il done in the sense Of
joke, was a demonstration of o.
crud sense of humor.
According to Alderman Kerwin,
who is the senior alderman. of the
council, he was led to believe that
Alderman Parker was to be away
from the city with the sewer &ly/,sti-
cation committee. He claims that he
called Alderman Parker on the phone
yesterday morning shortly after 6
o'clock and was Informed by Mr.. Par
ker that he intended taking the trip
with the other mem bers of the COM
mlttee. Mr.. Kerwin then hustled
around and secured "a man to take his
place at his business during the day
He supposed that he was to be the
mayor and great was his surprise
when he met Councilman Curtis in
the afternoon and was informed by
him that Alderman Parker was the
city's executive for the day. Alder
man Kerwin has taken the matter UP
with Mayor Quigley in regard to re-
Enumeration fro lis days work as
mayor.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23

her COnduces
AZ Constipation
Id Diairhea

tion to confine ones diet
Il and to indulge freely il
Is one reason why con-
q diarrhea is SO prevalent
and there is no season
disturbances should be
PLY avoided, as much SER
b is directly traceable to
te the bowels and quickly
p an aggravated case of
the combination of sim
herbs with pepsin, sold in
under the name of Dr..
{yrup Pepsin, is highly rec
hy many physicians and ali
have used it. Unlike
Ind violent purgatives, DR..
Syrup Pepsin acts gently
liver and bowels, without
Pther discomfort and brings
\ easy, natural manner.
hnt to the taste, and mex
is the ideal family laxa-
cleansing the bowel tract
hting the foreign matter
X
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23
DAKOTA dan NOW
ABLOCkADE RUNNER
Claimant to Daniel Blake Russell
Millions a War Hero.

Dakota Dan" the defeated nero
of the great fortune fight 1or Inc
Russell name and millions ana VINO
is well known in this city "nere ne
has spent considerable time OF late
looking up data to use in announcer az
tempt to secure his birthr1ght, mas
now been projected into the llnnenght
rs blockade runner and war hosIier
in the great European connct .WheIe
he is fearlessly riskins his lie In
order to keep Great Britain's cavalry
supplied with horses. ..-
just Back From England.
He has lust returned from England
end is about to start on his second
1rin FOR the Island Kingdom with
another large consignment Of horses.
The former North Dakota horse
puncher finds more genuine thrills
lodging torpedoes and submarines in
tho war zone that he does in lodging
queries in the legal zone. Dakota
Dan has twice lost in the civil courts
in an attempt to regain his family
name and fortune. He has defied ar
rest by beating to a fragile the al
legged usurper of his place and he
had pleaded for a jury trial but all
in vain In the meantime he claims
the Daniel Blake Russell fortune is
swiftly dropping toward the zero
point and Fresno Dam the alleged
i,npostor and accepted heir, is. draw
ing handsome profits for the estate
as the executors dictate.
Likes Excitement of the Sea.
me for the deep sea stuff. Not a
single submarine did I see coming
Or going on my last trip" says the
Dakotan. On his first trip over he,
had 874 horses and lose but two en-
route. He once raised horses in the
west and is thoroughly familiar with
the business. There is lots of fun
zig Tagging around near the Irish
coast, and you never can tell when
the music will commence Just
want to see what VIII happen he
declares.
Dakota Dams career has been a me-
teoric one. He has done pretty near
everything in the line from mining,
being locomotive engineer and
hunting Indians to acting in the ''mov-
les. = His latest effort to replenish
lis slim bank account and enable
himself to start again his Tight for
fortune is by far the must exciting Of
any he has yet attempted.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23
RECEpTroN FOR PASTOR.

The church board of the Swedish
Lutheran church at meeting held
last evening, voted to tender recep-
ton to Rev. and Mrs. Sven @. Gilman
upon their return from their western
trip. 1t is planned to hold the event
about September 20, which is tae sill
yer wedding anniversary of the couple
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23
COMPANY / MEN TO HIKE.

Co. / LIST Conn.,. Infantry will !. be
represented in the five mile hike held
at Yale Field, New Haven, Saturday,
July "a, by tn following men. Sar-
geants Lipez and Backiel: Corporals
Pherson and Sokowitz: Privates Lock
cry and H. Budgess the trip to New
Haven will be made in an auto truck
The teams have worked hard and
ought to be among the first to fin
iEh.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23
Personal

The Misses Frieda Sweitzer and
Mary Heisler and spending their
vacation at Myrtle Beach.
Mr. and Mrs Arthur Bottomley, Jr.,
are at Walnut Beach for the week
end.
sa Clarence Rock, Pierce Quay, George
Long, Clifford Barrett. Elmer Olson
and Goose Sullivan are to spend the
next two weeks at Atlantic city.
III M. r. Malinowski went to New
York yesterday on business trip.
NAttorney Patrick F. McDonough, T.
Frank Lee and Robert Lee will leave
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23

PlainvilIe Young Mar TO Take Loca,
Bride W

Mr.. and Mrs. r. Miller of Ellis
street, announc the wedding Of their
daughter Miss Anna Miller ana
Arthur Nelson of Plainvirie which svtti|
take place next month.
The bride to be is well known ana
popular in this city and Is prominent
.iy identified with choir work IN 81
Peters German Catholic church.
Mr.. Nelson is an electrician ara
is the son of John Nelson a wealthy
farmer OF Pisinvilie,
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23
TREE PLANTING COMMITTEE

The tree planting commission held
q meeting last evening and voted to
recommend for adoption, the ordin-
ances such as are enforced in East
Orange, N. j. The committee also
voted to purchase a book for the pur-
pose Of keeping an inventory of the
trees in the citp. 81 NJ
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23
OFFICERS ELECTED.

The annual election of officers or
the White Oak Crushed Stone com
pany was held last evening and the
following were chosen: President
and secretary. l.. M Rarnes; treas
urer, Charles 8. Caldwell.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23
City Items /

ne has been raised on q
ptheria On Stanley street.
ROLL for the street depart
he week am cunts to $1,151-
hat Of the sewer depart
s2.
5al car which will take the
{ Unity Rebeckah lodge, I.
pr their annual outing at
lSrove in Newington tomor-
Don will leave the center
lock.
Ter Williams club Of the
81 church will have a water
It at the home of A. w.
52 Fairview street this
The affair will be in the
ladies night.
nys odd pant sale at Besse-
2vt.
$rts Of Andree lodge. I. O.
M 4 balance on hand from
of s462,75. The present
u Ii 40 and the lodge owns
alued atSI2,o35,17.
Mrs. ALVIN B. Jones, Of
Hey street are rejoicing on
Be q baby girl born at Miss
hitarium.
ht meeting Bartenders'
kday, July Is, 800 B. M
|R. Eddy has resigned his
the New Britain Machine
Ind will enter the brokeraa !
18th his brother. b. Welles
i renresentative of Richter
N.
LAW school English Laltller-
~ the Reformation will
nnual picnic at Lake Com
turday Special cars Will
center at Ss4s o'clock.
~ 49, "a % eboe sale
~ dut
Pim Oerg, nliip hailsTeii,
In Is the committee from
[drA q q = tn ass,st
:ommitIee IN arranslns Iof
r Odd FelloWs HELD DAY az
B trotting park on august
Alexis, of Lincoln, Neb..
y here in time to take up
as organist at the Swedish
III N 49, NJ A,s-,- hra,.
~ .,;ss ! -ss 81 ~ So. !, q
@ s -1s
rkelanlo Soseoio, g iocaf
bfs sc to whether OF not "a Ils
fhe call AZ ne claims ona
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23

Rev and Mrs. j. E. Rees and Mr..
and Mrs David Wicander, are So
Journing at Lake Pocotopaug.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23

Mrs. John North and the Misses
Louise and bella North, are at
Battle, Me. .-
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23

Prosecuting Attorney and Mrs.
w. Klett of Grove Hill will leave the
first of the month for four week.
stay in Maine "
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23

Mrs. Thomas Bennett of Highland
street will spend the next two months
visiting in Elyria, O., and Jackson,
Mich.
New Britain herald. [microfilm reel] (New Britain, Conn.) 1890-1976, 1915-07-23

on August 2 for a trip to the Panama
Pacific exposition. 49, 49,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10
3 cans high grade )Er
IOwG Sugar Corn ~

Sweet orange dos sou. a3c aud sos
q ~. Nj sound \pIlc- 25c
50-Ib. boz vi Snund Apple SI0o
. cans ur Jtah Tumatno- ...... 21c
= oau- I%nI-nn'~ Dni~, Peas 25C
Large cans Tumatoo. IOc
Bluc knrc syrup 12r, so aud soc
large uLg. New puncakc Flour Toe
Large pLg, Rolled cats 2ao
{ ~. Nivr rfuncs ...... a5c
> H.. INtra Large Pruuc- )
New pig Curraui-. > tor -,
New pkg. Hni.in- zoe
Nice Comb Honey 80
3 Pkg. Naturuni ....... a5C
cream Of Wh"nt, pkg. i5c
20 NJ. rest McNiran Bean. SI.GO
Wedding breakfast Cunoc ..,. u
SOC quality Gomez Boo
-, quality pkg. conc" q
- ~. KAMA. Tatcnt Flour St.75
3 IN. hc-t Head roe 25c
: H.. Ret broken Rice ....... -,
. large Tat Markcrci ...,... 25C
Nice -ilc Nnck'icl, ra.h .. tOc
= i'r- Diamnud { soap =
= laI. white Laundry soap >
: bars lrnuS SOhp ....... )
iOc quality Iiroom~ u
ChildIcn'~ Bituui- lnr and iIt
run size Heavy Cumlurtrr- Si25
Cotton IiauktF~ OO" iu $500
Menu Ilcn,, ItsSs'd ndcrWrar he
MCu- Rih IlC'pCd 1 Underwear -
Meu'- Iicnv, Union ~nit~ slno
Ladies Good Weight Underwear zoe
I adde's Long Crats, about ~ price
IirI-' SI.5u Cuat- .... ...... S2Nb
Girls buster brown Shos~
$500 to $500
Ho,s' Iku-tcr Brown shoe
$40 Q, 50 80
.Io,. Extra Good Hutton ~iiur-
....... St.6O Ia - 40
Mems $3.50 Grade ~ Buttun Slices 81 uO
Mcn'~ Good Grade shoe St,55 Ia siOu
ladies Sh,cs ...... Sl,5O Ia Siu0
Ladies St25 Slippct- ~ SlO0
Bling the children "a See the TOYS,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10
DIES ALONE AND
IN THE NIGHT At
ROOM|NG HOUSE
Healthseeker, Supposed to Be
George Shippley, of Gale,
Okla, Falls From Bed and
Expires on Floor.

Alone and unattended. George
Shippley OK shirley, supposedly Of
Gale. Okla, died in hts room az a
rooming house on South Second
street at an early hour today. lie
was a h~eaithseeker ana hemorrhogc
carried him OF.
Little or nothing was known of the
man al the roomlug house. From
the register IL was not plain whether
the name he signed was %Shippley or
Shirley. The name Of the own WAS
plain enough
The mau was heard to fall from
his bed. The ease was reported 90
the police and Captain Pat D'Grady
went TO the roomiug house. The man
was dead ON M floor when he got
there. ana the cause of death was
plainly evident. Captain D'Grady
called up City Physician Rice, but the
latter, after hearing the captains re-
port, said 81 was plain enough thai
the stranger WAS dead ~ the victim
OF hemorrhage. ana gave permission
to remove the body. strong Bros.
the undertakefs, were called ln Dos
the captain
Efforts 10 locate relatives ~ th'
! stranger viii be made.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10
TROUBLE IN THE
TELEPHONE FOR
TAXI DRIVER
Shaffer Is Alleged to Have
Called Up a Lady, Where
fore He Is Pinched and He
Is Fined.

The man who invented the telr-
phone laid up trouble tor - e. Schai-
fer. 10 taxi driver Schador was ar-
rested last night and ned this norm
Ing because be did some tcicphuuing.
lie telephoucd according to Cap
tain Pat O'Grady. who made the arr
rest. - a girl at an address outside
the city limits Hc wanted To- know.
the captain snid, whether the young
lady was busy because he had q live
one. although old and pretty drunk
Followed then the arrest o'trudy
repolted that Schuncr has been maxi
iug a practice of teiephoujng such
messages 10 girls what hccum" of
the live Ola one was not muie clear
in the report pWc Inferred hat ne
did not meet the lady, oven if she
wasn't busy. another point ON which
the report WAS obscure
Schanot pleaded guilty 90 disorder
Is conduct when hc faced Judge Craig
in the city court this morning. tie
was stcrnly warmed 20 Keep on Tho
telephone with any such messages la
the future. and fined $40. lie paid.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10
ITALIAN STEAMER II
SUNK by SUBMARINE

Lonson. Dee 10 ESQ y m1-The
Italian steamer Dante Alighieri and
the Norwegian steamer Ncrcus have
been sunk. The crews OF both ves-
sells were saved.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10
Reply to American Note
on Sinking of AncOna Is Re-
ceived Promptly Serious
Crisis Will Be Faced.
DIFFICULT TO SEE
REASON FOR DELAY
Embassy of Austria Hungary
Being Carried on by Charge
Since Recall of Dr.. Constan-
tin Dumba.
by Evsu,ss n,fald Los.sS wirei

washngton. Dec. i0-nipiomaUcI
relations With Aurtrla-HuugAry are Ia
danger or being broken on hy the
United states uul'ss the urgent de-
mands of the American note % Niea1a
Tor the disaNowal oi the sinking of the
Ancona and PREPARATION are compiled
with.
Furthermore Il was stated to-day up
on high authority the United States
expects d pronp. rcpit 90 H. commun-
iCatiou,
Austrla's della, in furnishing ans
wers Is questions submitted to Baron
Burian. minister OF foreign affairs. by
American Ambassador penheld q few
DAYS after the A1coua went down ha
not served to ease the situation
Tho foreign office. however did In
form Ambassador Peudeld % de- itrd
more time 10 answer the inquiry, bat
American officials are unable Go clear
Is understand why % ls impossible Tor
the Austru-Hungsr.a1 government tp
secure the Information desired 70
has been pointed nut thar if The CONF
mnndtt of the submarine which sank
tine Alcoua had taken his vessel out
ON another cruise h" should have r"-
formed to his base hong before this
time a. was understood that official
are certain that So has been possible
Tor the Austrian government to com
I mu1lcatc with the commander uoiur,
now.
u had been urIginully planned NOT
20 send q note oa the +ulIert of the
Ancona &C. Austrla-Iluugaly before %
reply 60 the Inquiry submitted Wa
I received Austt.l now has mo- auhHs-
"a lor here as none was sent iu tine
place OF Dr CoastantIu a. Dumha. r'-
called at the request eff President W.
son. but the cmhussy nevertheless. b.
belnv conducted under the direction
of q charge
Tnerl'uIt.i Sites desire 90. .our.e
to continue diplomatic relations and
keep Ar. Pe1hold boo Vienna 2 30 b
possible. o. ls fcit that Doc hH. '1uH'
excellent work tI,r,. ..j, .'.N no tYt
cause of humanity. alI iur United
State, h. especially DESTROYS that he
mty remain Geo. fontinu. h Hula 9Iuul
chat line
Bu' there .r, indications today fnn'
the united sU.tr- now n.ds .l-a.f %
O.. rc,1tiul. vHh Austria boo urfDi..l'.
D. tine Same p1silion 3D. occupied s"N.
craI W,o.. ago with O,r nam "HD,
tho tWn rHtiuut norderDI for days OBJ.
% diplomat. urrtk over tH. question
of .ubmur.nr warfare
Iu oniuill rlrol, r Us plain .h1
cyorytu,u4 l.. whit % The United STATE"
took % s}laI .n the crisis with H'r
many appIle- t1 the situation VIA
Au-f".a.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10
JAYCROSS JUD GE
EXPOUNDS SOME
POINTS FOR COP
Mechem 0utarguss and Over
rules Miller as to the
Prim. Straight Lines on the
Street.

judge NJ g. Mcchem OF Sugorro.
here Co help Judge Bayuolda iu ,h,
district court started tu cat corners
this morning at the Central avenue
and second street crossing
III there sou fellof'' called Traf-
Tie Policeman Miller. Stiub Co the
right crossing Ja,- cru~-iuE don't
go
Judge Mrohcm stopped and regard
90 the train. policeman Tho judge
was ANNOYED hui NOT az me police
man BE was annoyed os g iurist.
b., held That DO was uuoonsltutiouH
Go interfere with the p5ssaEo ol "a
pedestrian across F. puuli. highway.
ana @,.ru"sri, aud nuoutly ]rNpouuded
The constitutional question .u cop
M.llu.. Uo wanted fu nov Miller
had ANS authorities 10 ,t, Joe .uurru.
Version eft his points
Miller waved hls club fochiy
Judge Mcrhcm went ou h. way 900
au angle of 8, degrees from tHr
straight limos Ou the street.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10
cREECE URGED no
CLEAR UP SITUATION

London. Dec. 10 C3.O4 .. min
view Of the latest turn Of vents In
Macedonia the diplomats OF the en-
tente powers are pressing the Greek
government 20 clear up promptly the
situation with regard 10 the allied
troops, says q Reuter- dispatch from
Athens.
The feeling IN Greek circles Gems
somewhat pessimistic, according 10
these advices. In view Of the deter
mined attitude Of the entente powers,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10

Fighting along the front where the
British are facing the Bulgarians was
suspended Wednesday and also
Thursday morning, says a Reuter- dis
patch from Saloniki today.
The casualties OF the allies have not
been considerable. Il II declared,
while the losses OF the B|ulgarians are
thought TO have been heavy.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10
BULGARINNs CAPTURE
TEN GUNS FROM BRITISH

Berlin, Dec. no tvia London. $3.50
,. Min the battle between But
garian and British forces In south
western Serbia ten guns were cap
,urod from the British, the wal Office
announced today.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1915-12-10

without causing any damage On the
same day the Austrians launched
from aeroplanes over the Montene-
grin iron; a proclamation addressed
20 the army and population advising
them 20 cease resistance or they
would suffer the same fate as ser
bia,"
The Washington times., 1915-09-04
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Standing Of the Clubs,

Todays Games.
Brooklyn at Bo1ton.
ST. Louis at Cincinnati.
philadelphia At New York.
Chicago at Pittsburgh.
Tomorrow Gamen.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
st. Louis At Cincinnati
Yesterdays Results.
New York. 2: Phiilies. D.
Boston, 6; Brooklyn, j.
Pittsburgh, 1; Chicago l.
ST. Louis, .; Cincinnati, 1.
The Washington times., 1915-09-04
EVERS SUSPENDED
BYLEAGUE LEADER
Tener Acts, Following Official
Report Of Braves Scrap in
Boston.

NEW YORK, Sept. 4.-Johnny Evers.
captain Of the Boston Braves. has been
suspended by President Tener. Of the
OF his dispute with Umpire Lord By
ron at Boston Thursday. First Base
man Schmidt was fined 500 for his part
In the affair, and a $50 fine was i'm
posed on Fitzpatrick. Evers started
the trouble by protesting. in his usual
manner. strike that was called on
game.
The captain of the Braves has come
under the ban Of the league on a num-
Der Of occasions this season. President
Tener started by fining him. and the
last time Evers caused trouble on the
ball field, suspended him for three days.
At that time he said he would increase
the penalty. II there was another Of
fense, to Ave days-the one now i'm
posed-and II there was another out
Mite suspension following still another
offense.
President Gaffney also has punished
Evers for the last occurrence. He has
fined him his salary for the time he Is
out OF the game.
Evers has had trouble throughout the
circuit this season. both with umpires
and spectators. On the last Western
trip he became involved in fray with
Fred Clarke at Pittsburgh. but was not
see the fight. which occurred near the
players bench. In this city he was
threatened with a damage suit by one
OF the spectators whom he berated: Not
long ago Evers decided he was being
bounded by. those, who disliked him and
son, but within a day or two recon-
sidered his action.