The San Francisco call., 1904-02-18
AGED HIBERNIAN COUPLE
MEET RUSSIAN VIXEN
Mrs. Elizabeth Pavuk Shows the ODonnells Phase
of Aggressive WarfareA Chinatown Bum Claims HIS
Rights and Number of Criminals Keep Judges Busy

ter's room at 230 Third street. where
Sheehan throttled his newly found
friend and robbed him of various ar
ticles Of jewelry and SIS in money.
Policeman Logan pursued and cap
tured Sheehan and all the missing
valuables were recovered. Judge Con-
Ian held Sheehan to answer to the
Superior Court in bonds of $4,000.
Stella Lester, who made Coroner
Leland seek the house tops Of Pacific
street last Saturday afternoon to es-
cape her affectionate but unwelcome
attentions, was given three months iE
the County Jail yesterday by Judge
Mogan and now the Coroner walks the
streets without timidity.
Timothy Hall, a horseshoer, whose
wife is paralyzed and in the Almshouse
and whose eleven-year- girl is at the
Children's Hospital, suffering from hip
disease, and to neither of whom he has
contributed a cent for more than a
year. was given thirty days in the
County Jail by Judge Mogan yester-
day. The defendant promised that if
light sentence were imposed he would
be enabled to sober up and then would
forsake drink and support his unfor-
tunate family. The Judge told him
that if he did not keep his promise he
would give him a year on the next
complaint.
Mary Gaynor, who has come from
durance vile within a week, was sent
back to the County Jail for three
months yesterday by Judge Mogan
She has a habit, after being released,
of invading the premises of those who
testified against her on her trial and
abusing them until the boards of the
floor begin to smoke and the paper
peels from the walls.
]. S. Hester, who was arrested for
carrying concealed weapons Tuesday
night while appearing before the Police
Commissioners to make application for
liquor license, was dismissed by
Judge Mogan yesterday. He comes
from Fresno, where there are so many
bad men that a "Gatling' is a necessity
as well as an ornament. He told the
Judge he was going to open a saloon in
the Western Addition, but he did not
intend to open it with a revolver.
The hearing of Mrs. Sarah Rogers on
a charge of attempted subornation of
perjury was continued before Judge
Conlan yesterday. Marie Faulkener,
the complaining witness, finished her
testimony and H A. Jaeger, a Ha-
waiian, who lives at the California Ho-
tel, and two other witnesses were
called to testify to collateral matters
The hearing went over until to-mor-
row.
Judge Fritz had as fine a bunch of
crooks before him yesterday as ever
climbed into a striped jacket. They
were James Gilligen. Henry Hamilton
and Thomas Murphy, and they were
accused of attempting to burglarize a
rooming house on Ellis street Hamil-
ton and Murphy were found in the
house trying a door and Gilligen was
watching outside. The first two had
jimmies and the marks of them were
found on the doors they were trying.
Gilligen killed a man at the Oakland
racetrack three years ago, but was un-
expectedly acquitted. He is also said
som convicts, and while doing so was
shot by member of one Of the pursu-
ing posse He was unable to obtain
medical aid until after blood poisoning
had set in and the leg was amputated
close to the trunk. The other two have
served terms in the penitentiary.
When the prisoners went back to the
dock Hamilton managed to slip a note
to a friend, which was promptly
grabbed by one of the bailiffs. 1t was
as follows:
Say my name is Harry Hamilton. If
I can plead guilty to a small charge /
can get a light sentence. Get me an
attorney. Let Monk or Bob Wall know
if only a few dollars"
Their further hearing was continued
until this morning.
Leaves Large Estate