The San Francisco call., 1904-06-23
TWO BAILIFFS HAVE STRENUOUS
TIME KEEPING ORDER IN COURT
Case of Failure to Provide for Minor Child
Develops Hubbub That Almost Merges
Into a Battle Royal With Clenched Fists

reduce the fine proportionately and
make it So
"Ain't you sorry you haven't lost
another leg and arm?" inquired Clerk
Grey as he collected the fine. All Sing
winked his solitary eye and answered
mo sabbee."
Three times on Saturday evening and
twice on Monday evening was Paul
Martinelli elected from the Empire
Concert Hall, on Montgomery avenue,
for his rude and boisterous behavior.
and when he returned for the third
time on the latter evening he was ar
rested by Special officer Agnew. In
the court of Judge Mogan the defend
ant sat and grinned defiantly while
the policeman recounted in detail his
offenses, one of which consisted of
throwing peanuts at the lady vocalists
on the stage. 1t mattered not, the wit
ness said. whether the song was SEN
timental or comic, the singer was pelt-
ed with peanuts by the defendant
Several of the lady artists were in
court and ready to corroborate what
the officer said, but without hearing
their testimony Judge Mogan pro-
nounced Mr.. Martinelli guilty of dis
turbing the peace and ordered him TO
appear to-day for sentence.
]. Povelson, a Market-street jeweler,
was before Judge Conlan on the charge
of practicing optometry without hav
ing first obtained the certificate of reg
istration required by the statute. a
continuance was asked for and
granted.
Fred Moller is held on three charges
of burglary. and his total bail is $4,000.
He came from the last and operated
successfully as long as he confined his
| pilferings to small articles, such as
jewelry, but when he attempted to get
| away with a large copper boiler be-
longing to a Hayes-street housewife he
was caught.
Another military scandal was devel-
| oped by the arrest of Henry Bonn for
| disturbing the peace of his home at
| Beach and Lyon streets on complaint
| of his wife and daughter. The ladies
| did not appear to prosecute, but sent
| word to Judge Mogan that they would
| be pleased to have him send the de-
| fendant TO Jail for thirty days. His
| Honor ungallantly scOrned the sugges-
| tion and afterward expressed pleasure
| that he had done so. for the defendant
| informed him that the cause of his ar
rest was his objection to his daughter,
| a married woman, receiving a soldier
wooer at her home while her husband
| was absent Mr.. Bonn was discharged
and advised to continue protecting the
honor of his son-in-law from military
| invasion.
Lizzie Planners and Guinardo Tran
| sachi were the contracting parties in
the third June wedding effected by the
Mogan Matrimonial Bureau. They
were defendants on 4 charge of dis
| turbing the peace, the man having
blackened one of the woman's eyes
with his fist after she had laughed TO
scorn his suggestion that she apply less
! powder TO her face ere she sailed
| abroad. The charge was dismissed by
| the same magisterial authority that
made them one.
| In Difference to Guinardo's desire,
Lizzie's only display of facial powder
as she approached the altar was con-
| fined to one thick patch ov 7 her facial
| discoloration. The ceremony was
marked by the simplicity that accom-
| panies all uniting of hearts and hands
| by the Judge of Department No. 1.
There were no bridesmaids, no oscula-
| tory congratulations, no flowers;
neither was there any throwing of rice
| or old shoes.
Senor and Sonora Transachi will con-
| tinue to occupy the apartments 21012
! Washington street, which have been
| Jointly theirs for year. They will be
at home to friends as soon as the
| brides right eye ceases to be reminis-
cent of ante-nuptfal unpleasantneSs