The San Francisco call., 1904-06-28

Ass t.t- AelQi ne Of FRANK kellA ana
SWISS Feosie.ta Claimant savored to
-a-pc extent oL an International alli-
aa.e. il .Uas entirely appropriate that
Che Hquid refreshment should not be
loudned to a single beverage. Friends
of the groom could not be expected
20 wax hilarious on the purple wine
# Italy. nor could the folk invited by
ire bride be reasonably asked TO toast
her ln the red whisky of Ireland So
the committee on arrangements must
be siven credit for acting with wisdom
when il provided both wine and whis-
izy- leaving the guests TO choose their
-DVle. That some OF those present
we're SO indiscreet as TO mix their
drinks. and that fratricide almost re-
suited was no fault Of those who at
ended TO the commissary.
t'rom various witnesses Police Judge
f'ritz CLEANED q complete story Of how
the Kelly-Giannani wedding feast
promised TO be the most harmonious
JUNCTION in Vegetation Valleys social
history until AdolDh and Silvio Bras
clde. brothers, struck the discordant
note. Willie their compatriots i'm
blbed only the grape juice that was
.theTe in unlimited quantity. AdOlph
and SilviO alternated with It deep
oFauFhtsof the more fiery liquid favored
ey the Hibernisn contingent, and as
a natural consequence became so quar-
relsOme that their expulsion from the
scene OF revelry was essential 10 the
peace OF the other participants. AS
The brothers unsteadily proceeded TO
their respective hOmes-Adolph raises
chickens for market and Silvio's spe-
cialty is duck cultUre-they accused
. each other Of sole responsibility for
heir unhappy exit, and the whisky
fumes in SilviO's brain prompted him
70 Strike. Adolph with his fist 70 which
Adolph instantly responded by slashing
wickedly al Silvio with a large knife.
Then the fight degenerated TO a foot
race. with SilviO maintaining the lead
until he ran into the arms Of a po-
Lceman.
The. charge against Adolph was as
-sault- with a deadly weapon and il was
dismissed after Silvio had stated that
he had no desire TO have his brothers
chickens deteriorste in value through
Neglect.
q Fred Atkinson and John Bohen, lads
II their teens. complained 10 Judge Mo-
san that they had been unnecessarily
abused by Police Oficers Kruger and
Rice, who conveyed them in a patrol
wagon from Second ard Folsom streets
q she' City Prison last Saturday night
The boys were arrested and charged
with disturbing the peace by Ofhcers
tiaston and Heiurichs. who turned
them aver 10 the CUSTODY Of Kruger
and Rice. While in the wagon. the
de1endants said. they were cuffed and
beaten in brutal way, although they
Q1ered no prOvocatiOn whatever. At
kinson displayed q blackened eye which
o he said had been administered by Kru-
gers fsr and B0hen stated that his
bSdy was bruised They declared they
-:had not resisted their custodians in
any way.
You don't look like desperadoes. q"
said the Judge. surveying the rather
srasile-Iooking lads. and if you were
Beaten as you sllege il was q shame
I'll continue your case till tomorrow,
when the officers you complain Of Will
be here 20 tell their side Of the story %
Almain -Jasperson was arrested on
complaint Of Margaret Panhorst, who
alleged he threatened 70 shoot her at
Third and Hunt streets. but she failed
20 appear when the case was called in
Judge Conlan's court. A bench war
rant was issued for her arrest and she
VIII Sc compelled 10 testify this morn
ing-provided the bailif can catch her.
Mrs. lingo Olsen Of Freelon street
~ aE before Judge MOgsn on complaint
x Mrs. Petite, president Of the Univer-
sal Service Society, who stated that the
woman was a drunkard and shamefully
neglected her two children, one Of them
an 11-mOnths-Old infant. The little ones
are now. at the Cooper Institute, and
their father. an Industrious porter, is
willing 10 provide for them. The un-
natural mother viii be sentenced to-
day
NJ s. Cook, who came here from Los
Angeles last week, ran up automobiling