The San Francisco call., 1904-02-02

uQtSs 0NOuldu OtSLAlSSeu Il Cd6c JCE-
terday for selling liquor to a. minor
child. Ordinarily 3this would be an Of
fense that the. Judge would have landed
on like q 1600-poufld stamp dropping
on SO ores But there were extenuating
circumstances. The defendant, Mrs
May Schulz, who conducts a grocery
and saloon at 760 Folsom street, was
impprtlped by the 11-year-old son of
Mrs Partman fer 10 cents worth OF
beer. The boy; brought the glad
messag age.that his mother wanted to take
a. desc Of distasteful medicine and she
wanted. the beer for a chaser.S
MRS. Schulz accommodated the dfmin-
utive nfesser rger ..and heswas caught
with the goods in his possession by a,
|. big poAceman. The foam on the bucket
Was still fresh ami it was easy to trace
it's source The boys mother vas in
court to. corroborate .the statements of
the defendant, and A1rss Schulz was
dismissed honorahly.
|. :David COX, George w. Williams and
benjamin. Pincuss who are accused of
.bunkoing a man. out .of $500 at the
racetrack, 'were- 3nstructed and ar
rafgned Before: Judge Frftz yesterday.
EheiIs hearing went ever until Satur.
day at the fequest of the defendants.
NJ. l. Casard. who has been annoy
ing wol1ren in Sutro Patk and was for
.mally charged with. disturbing .the
peace. was Before Judge Fritz yester-
day. 4Fe has. been at liberty on $40
bail. out when soIfle of the facts were
developed durtng3the. hearing the bail
vas increased to $500 and .the.defendant
ordered into cu$tody.:. If .he shall be
found. guilty thefe.is a dose Coming to
him. o:s
.Joseph Rosso and Raymond Garites
Invaded "a AIeXitan RESTAURANT at DuS
pont and Racifics 'sereets. Sunday night.
Gne of. them ordered ''aiocndigos con
sQpa " fIsioles'r. The OTTER. merely
wished FOR ''huevqs:frescos ooh gallinas
In medie.": The waiter brought thenI
two portions Of food that would have
made. the volcapD Of Pcpocatepetl boil
over intS the coffee and tobacco fields
The fist. taste.!S that Garita put into
his system made. him thfak that an at
tempt Was being .made NOT oaly to. as
sassinate Him bH also his entire fam,
lily in Durapgo.. Promptly: hes splattered
the waiter: With the. edjbles. and his
fTiend: joined MIN in she Wayward
ing the pure f9od ordinance. The cook
was target fore. nine bottles of.pHme
fnescal and the Innocent Serving. mAidS
were Obliged to follow thes cockroaches
lsp the.-Mall to yaveid the violetcesof the
outraged sdineEs..:. A policeman arrived
and .Saved the rkstaurant .. o.
Judge Mogan found. boSIr defendants
guilty yesterday on charges Of disturb
ing the peace. Stsltence was Suspended
Until the Judge gan find. time 10 take
q Mexican dinner and ascertain the
Value of'the exte9uatipg circumstances,
..Carl: Renhart .aiwoke from. a deep
dreams of peace. Sunday morning on. a
f1atcar at FpuIfhand ToW9isepdsstreets;
Also 3aeeDing. within his. reach was a
6ask CONTAINING $50 gallons of wine.
Withif its. qakea slaves: T. contaiped
landscapes for. the .brain of man, Voices
of boys and girls gathering the grapes
Sunshine and .yepawe3 leaves and the
fruftage ofsene years work from many
Iandss It's, proxiSnity and his need
caused the iren.to enter the soul of
the iron !n his haad. He. secured a long
nail and was in sthe act OF probfhg.the5
toys of the cask wRen.:a watchman
BeforeJudge Npgaiin yesterday he ad:
mitted his crkne. .He: said he swas
thirsty when he awoke and:tfie enticihS
odor of 'tle .wirie .was niores than. his
dRrobity. could bear. IN .defense he ex:
lflbited q plug hes had Whitfield to stop
The leakfn.t he cask if he bad succeeded
in his l1arpese. = q. @ . .c,
. The Judge indlAgedsin some suecula-
tion as to. the number Of buras that
Would have :.gathered :around that
honeyed leak il sisenhart had succeeded
in malSipE an erdfance t0thes cask anu
That the gesult w6ulf haye. Been to the
peates of tie city AMI .county6 Of san
oFra1f6isco. .'sWhan the Judge fif7ished hiq
raIminattons. he: fopnd. the defendant
guilty and will sentence hin:{ o-aay.