The San Francisco call., 1904-02-20
RAISE THE TEMPERATURE
OF A HAMMAM SHEBANG
Preside Saloon Keeper His Military Escort Have Hot
Time in the Baths Henry Miller Wrecks Saloon OF Su-
pervisor Aipers--Judge Cabanss Dons Wings of Cupid

made in heaven" said the Judge as ne
relighted his cigar.
The groom promised to support his
wife as soon as he is able. At present
! he is having all he can do to support
himself
Edward Mulrooney, past grand presi-
dent Of the Horseshoe Club, the COM
modious quarters of which are located
on the Petaluma and Washington
street wharves, was given six months
in the County Jail by Judge MOgan
yesterday for vagrancy.
The badge of the Horseshoe Club is
a tin can pendant to string and the
motto is, I'VE don't need no foam on
ours" The clubs quarters are on the
two wharves where empty beer barrels
are landed from interior points. All
beer that doesn't go through the spig-
OF belongs to the Horseshoe Club by
right of sequestration. When Deputy
Sheriff Holland was a water front de-
tectiVe he wore out a patrol wagon
taking members of the club to the po-
lice station.
T ]. Wilson, who was arrested Tues
day night while he was chasing pedes-
trians along Mission street with
knife, was before Judge Mogan yester-
day and was convicted Of disturbing
the peace.
What did you mean," asked the
Judge, by running after persons with
a knife?"
II was looking for a man who hit
me. and if l had found him there
wouldn't have been anything to 1T,
answered the defendant.
Have you ever been arrested be-
fore?" asked the Judge.
Yes" answered the defendant. Il
tod for fIn-1x fr1ur q
through a window once. A fellow
wouldn't give me anything to eat, so
l took smash at him through the
window"
The Judge ordered Wilson to be
taken out to the Insanity Commission
ers for examination, saying: If they
don't cOnfine him, 1 will. L think he
is dangerous man to be at large"
John G. Patterson, an employe Of
NOlanS livery stable who washed a
colored boys face with a sponge soaked
with solution of caustic soda with
the expressed intention of making him
white, was convicted yesterday in Judge
Conlan's court Of cruelty to a minor
child and ordered to appear for SEN
tence to-day The incident occurred
Monday, but the marks of the burns
were still visible on the boys face
when he appeared to testify against
his cruel tormentor. His father and
two policemen told of the sufferings of
the little fellow at the time he received
the injuries.
John McKenney was convicted of bat
terry in Judge Fritz's court yesterday.
although he pleaded that the battered
man, a Mission street saloon keeper
named Patrick McDOnough deserved
what was coming to him for having
failed to exercise the traditional tact
and delicacy that is the heritage of all
IriShmen.
McKenney owed McDonough so cents.
and when McKenney went into the lat
ter's saloon McDOnOugh bowled him
out before large gathering, instead of
taking him quietly into the burglar
proof vault and asking him for the
money.
Ma backIish," said McKenney.
Draw me a sharp steam" While Nc
Donough bent to the task with a
schooner in one hand and the spigot
in the other Mckinney took a good
long swing and landed on his creditors
eye. 1t swelled so rapidly that only half
the usual crowd were able to get into
the saloon during the rest of the even
ing. McKenney will be sentenced to-
day.
FRANK f1dnllIOn was DeIOfe JQQSe
Fritz yesterday on a charge of va
grancy and was given a three days
liquor cure. If he appears sober in the
City Prison Monday morning when the
drunks are discharged then he will be
dismissed. His WIFE who caused his
arrest, pleaded for him. She said he
was the best man in the world if he
would let drink alone.
Nicola Ivanovich, a 16-year-old boy.
was arrested yesterday morning for
stealing The Calls of a number of sub
scribers from their doorsteps on Green
street. This is a form of theft pecu-
liarly annoying to patrons and pub
fishers, and there is so much of 1T going
on that whenever one of the thieves is
apprehended an example should be
made of him. Detection is exceedingly
difficult, because a paper is easily con-
cealed and the larceny can be accom-
plished so rapidly that it is scarcely no
ticeable.
Ivanovich has been in the United
States only few months and cannot
speak English, which is an additional
reason why he should be taught
wholesome lesson in regard to property
rights. His case was before Judge Mo
gan yesterday, but a continuance was
granted at the request of defendants
counsel until next Wednesday.