The San Francisco call., 1904-11-23

vocation Then the enlightened SKIP
per said:
AYE ban yam dam goad sailor"
Miss Nelson will have her inning on
the witness stand to-day.
Mr.. Schmol and Miss Smokey agreed
to unlock the trunk which was their
bone Of contention and take therefrom
their personal belongings, the lady
to retain the receptacle. Mr.. Schmoll
and Miss Smokey were sweethearts
when they went together to New York
where the gentleman abandoned the
lady, carrying away her trunk and
leaving her. as she aptly described her
predicament to Judge Fritz, 'in an aw-
full pickle" 1t was Judge Fritz who
suggested that the contents of the
trunk be divided
Special Policeman Downey. who ar
rested a deaf mute in Chinatown and
charged him with disturbing the
peace. opined that the defendant was
cursing with his hands, so rapidly did
his fingers wiggle and so turbulent
was his general demeanor. AS silent
profanity could not be proved a law
fracture. however, Judge Mogan dis
missed the case.
George and Anastatia Aver were in
toxicated when they. roamed the
streets all night. the woman carrying
their four-months-oId babe, and in
the morning when they dropped into
the dwelling of her sister the little
one was dead. The father and mother
were arrested and charged with cruel
~ to a minor child, and Judge Con-
Ian pronounced them guilty and de-
ferred sentence till to-day.
Juanita Besang, who almost sew
cred one of Manuela Pinto's fingers
by biting it, forfeited her bail and
departed for Porto Rico At least
thar is what was reported yesterday TO
Judge MOgan. on whose calendar
Juanita was charged with battery.
The fight between the women was an
incident Of the race war that has been
intermittently filtering into the Police
Court ever since the Porto Ricans in
vaded Pinckney alley with the al
legged deliberate intent TO oust the
Mexicans therefrom. Several other
battery cases evolved by the same fray
are on hearing.
Michael Wheelihan was relieved by
Judge Conlan Of the murder charge
that has been hanging over him
since August 20. when he was arrest
ed for killing Charles Lewis. The tes-
timony showed that Lewis followed
and annoyed Wheelihan until the lat
ter pushed him away. when he fell,
his head striking a curbstone with
such force as to fracture the skull.
The Coroner's jury exonerated wheeli-
han.
John D. Christina. boy accused of
breaking into the premises of Mr.. Cen
ter, at Sixteenth and Folsom streets.
and stealing therefrom some pipes. will
be tried before Judge Mogan next Mon
day.
Peter Hawkins must answer in the
Superior Court the charge Of assaulting
TO murder Jacob Hacconi Of 264 Clara
street by striking his head with an iron
bar. Judge Conlan fixed the defend
ants bond at $1,000
Nicolas Sternoff, a butcher, pleaded
that he was seeking the Russian church
last Sunday when he met several little
girls on Stockton street and playfully
said to one chubby miss, Hello, fatty"
So incensed was the young lady by the
appellation that she went home and in
formed her mamma that she had been
insulted, and mamma thereupon sum-
rl1nred q ra0Tfcay,11 n II
off into custody on the charge of dis
turbing the peace. Judge Mogan will
hear the other side of the case to-mor-
row.
Elgin Trumbo. a young fellow who
came from Colusa, engaged an apart
ment at an Ellis street hotel and was
arrested for firing pistol shot at
bellboy who peeped at him through
the door transom, was dismissed with
a reprimand by Judge Conlan. The boy
said he did not know the bellboy was
at the transom when the pistol acci-
dentally exploded while he was loading
il, and the Judge said the boy had no
right to have loaded pistol in his pos
session.
Francis P Tully Of Alameda reluct-
antly confessed that he had been ar
rested for drunkenness in this city three
distinct times. and Judge Conlan SEN
fenced him to remain here thirty days.
1T will be a good thing for you"
said his Honor to Mr.. Tully, for ac-
cording TO your own confession you
cannot visit this city and stay sober.
Ny object in sending you TO jail for a