The San Francisco call., 1904-10-18
Third Drink Brings Frenzy
Pretty Young Girl Comes From Berkeley
and Is Arrested for Disturbing the
Peace in Downtown Concert Hall
RBSISTS POLICEMAN IN FURIOUS MANNER.

| ball, she came over with female ac-
qualntance and started to tour the
cheap amusement houses. That was
now she happened to visit the concert
hall in which her third drink was
taken.
The Judge continued the case till to-
morrow and in lieu of furnishing SIS
cash bail the girl remains in custody.
X. A. Brown, head cook at the Russ
House, was accused of battery by ]. J.
henney, head waiter of the same hos
terry and had his case continued till
next Tuesday. Claude Nicholson, chief
steward of the Russ. was charged with
having interfered with the policeman
| VINO arrested Brown, but Judge
Cabaniss virtually dismissed the case
by continuing it till November 10.
George E. Stickel and Dora Mowry,
charged with having beaten Samuel
BoWley with a baseball at last Aatur-
DAY night iE the woman's house on
Geary street, will receive hearing be-
fore Judge Mogan next Thursday Their
pail was raised from $50 to $3.50 apiece
by Judge Mogan after Detective Cody
had stated that Bowley's condition is
very serious, his skull probably being
fractured
Manuel Aguirre, a Mexican. said he
did not willfully violate the ordinance
which prohibits the carrying of deadly
weapons because he did not know that
such an ordinance existed. He was ar
rested at 20 O'cI0cIr SUNDAY
while attending a hop at Washington
Square Hall and from his waist belt
protruded the butt of a revolver, which
investigation proved to be fully loaded
In his native land, Senior Aguirre aver
red, no gentleman is regarded as prop
erly equipped for fandango unless he
carries a pistol or knife or both and
it was quite a revelation to him that
ne was the only person who displayed
weapon at the Washington Hall
dance He will be sentenced to-day.
Mrs. Anna Brewer exercised her fem
mime prerogative of mind changing to
an extent that tried the patience of
Judge Mogan. After having her hus-
band, John, arrested on the charge of
threatening to kill her with a knife
last Sunday at their home, 46S Eddy
street, she whispered to the Judge yes
terday morning her desire that the case
be dismissed, as the defendant had
promised to treat her better and she
would be deprived of maintenance if he
were sent to Jail. Her request was
taken under consideration and probably
would have been complied with if she
had not withdrawn it half an hour later
and said she was willing that the law
should take its course, as she was not
entirely satisfied that John would live
up to his promise. Before she had ne
to undergo another change of desire the
case was continued till Friday. by
which time her mind may be made I'D
for keeps"
Patrolman Mills had c. j. Robinson
under constant surveillance for ninety
consecutive days and then arrested him
for being drunk the sixty ninth time
during that period. The defendant
spent the greater part of the ninety
days and nights leaning against a cor
ner of Clay and Kearny streets, with
drawing his support from the building
only when he found it necessary TO
forage for food or liquor-mostly
liquor. If he had a lodging place other
than the corner aforementioned the
policeman could not find it. Pro-
nounced guilty by Judge Mogan and
sentence deferred till to-day.
G. Piheit, a Frenchman. denied that
he willfully smote Mon Foon in the alb
domen while the latter was passing
out of the Chinese Theater last Sat
urday evening. After witnessing the
drama, M. Piheit explained, he met a
compatriot at the door and to him
was illustrating the way in which the
leading man had beaten the villain 10
earth and rescued the heroine Just as
he was about to be confined in a cave
alleged to be alive with dragons While
thus engaged the narrator swung his
right arm backward to show how the
hero had swung his spear and Mon
Foon stepped out Of the doorway lust
in time to receive the full force of the
swing in his gastronomic region. When
he recovered from the immediate force
of the blow, which had doubled him
up like jackknife. Mon Foon haughti-
ly waved away NJ. Piheits apologies
and had him arrested for battery.
Eet war ze sad accf-dent," NJ. Pi-
heit said to Judge Mogan. 81 show
how ze Chinee actaire brandeesh ze
spear an keel ze villain, an ze arm
go back like zis, an zen, poufi zis
Chineeman heem heet in re sto-mick
an heem ver-ay seeck. Zen 1 beg ze
pardon. / say how sor-ray I ees.
Heem ver-ray an-gray. 1 again geeve
heem re apalozhay.''
Case dismissed.
James Kelly. born In Ireland of Af
rican parents, opined that there is a
police conspiracy in this city to keep
him in jail. for no sooner has he served
one term of imprisonment than he is
rearrested for vagrancy and sentenced
| to another.
ut am 'culiar thing, yo Honnah."
said Mr.. Kelly to Judge Mogan. dat