The San Francisco call., 1904-08-19
WAITER AWAKENS WOMAN
BY BREAKING A WINDOW
Thinking Noise Is Made by a Boarder, She Cries
Out, ''Is That You, Charlie ?' and Is Very Much
Distressed by the Discovery That 1t Is Another

Cabaniss yesterday. however, there
was no appearance Of the former boss
Of the Rock Rollers and it was ex-
plained to the court that after MI
Stevens became sober and was in
formed OF what he had done he ex-
pressed regret and declared that Mr..
Mariana had treated him exactly right.
So dismissal was ordered
Robert Wfnert, bricklayer, gnawed
the ends Of a Iuxuriant beard as he
faced Judge Cabaniss, and his stalwart
frame trembled as il he were ague-
stricken.
Whatever this policeman says must
be right" he responded when asked
what he had to say relative to the
charge Of drunkenness against him.
I have been drunk so long that l re-
member nothing very clearly, and II
I don't get something to steady my
nerves I'm afraid III never recover
my memory"
He was sentenced to ten days i'm
prlsonment, and the bailif' was in
structed TO see that a heavy dose OF
the prison preventive Of deltrium
tremens was immediately administered
10 the Cuaking wretch
Pat Shea, fruit peddIer, was sassy
TO the policeman who arrested him for
ill-treating a horse by saving with the
reins until the animals mouth was
raw and bleeding. and he was sassy
TO Judge Conlan when that magistrate
asked him for an explanation Of his
alleged conduct His ''Sassiness grad
uaIly evaporated, however, as the po-
liceman went on TO state that an addt-
tional charge Of peddling without a
license had been filed against the de-
fendant, nor was IL revived by the
Judge prououncing him guilty of both
charges and ordering him TO appear
to-day for sentence.
K. Tom. wiry little japanese, was
pronounced a miniature Jefries- -F'itz-
simmons Mccoy -Sharkey by Patrol
man Mills, himself no dimfnutive speci-
men OF physical manhood The officer
had heard of what a stack Of wildcats
could do in the way Of keeping a hu-
man opponent interested, but he was
ready TO lay odds that subjUgating
a mountain Of Bengal tigers would
hardly prevent little K Tom from laps
ing into ennui. This exalted opinion
Of x Toms prowess was based upon
personal experience. Never was
tougher proposition than K Toms ar
rest tackled by any member Of the San
Francisco police force who scorned TO
resort TO the use of deadly weapons
When the policeman had concluded
his tribute TO K. Toms worth as a
fighter the disclosure was made that
within the preceding fifteen days K.
Tom was arrested no less than five
different times for drunkenness and
disorderly conduct, and that he was
under bail in each Of the three working
departments OF the Police Court. In
defense Of the little mans penchant
for iubibinE ardent liuuids and break
ing the peace IL was stated that he
was peculiarly susceptible to patriotic
/ promptings. and that each victory OF
/ his countrymen over the Slav i'm
/ PEELED him TO fndiscreet celebration.
( Then the best place for him. quoth
/ Judge Conlan, is the County Jail
/ where war news is suppressed. II
/ give him six months for battering the
/ policeman and three months for dis
/ turbing the peace, and by the time ht
/ has served those terms white-winged
/ peace may be lowering DER the Orient