The San Francisco call., 1905-06-30

predicament, but Sing Fats ever ready
| whistle shrilled an alarm that brought
| almost the entire Chinatown squad to
the pursuit.
Tis the te-rewth-the hu-meel-i-a
ting te-rewth-he tells" Mr.. Stanley
muttered in his chest Then he jerked
his head backward with an abruptness
that bllowed his hair, and, looking
Judge Mogan squarely above the eye
brows, spoke as follows:
For sSev-en monthS-Sev- long
months have been una BILE to OBJ
tain an engagement. My profession,
sir, is er-crowd-ed with cheap pee
pie. Tal-ent is no longer in day mand.
My efforts"
Pardon me for interrupting." said
his Honor, narrowly cycling Mr.. STAN
ley's countenace, but weren't you here
several months ago?"
NO, sir, nev-er.. was the emphatic
reply.
"Oh, yes. you were-and I think the
charge was burglary" the Judge in
sisted.
No. sir; was c-cused-false-ly ac-
cused-of being an inmate of an
Opium den. My Dismissal by you"
I'll sentence you tomorrow for
petty larceny"
Mr. Stanley strutted back to the cage.
lHaQeO ScnulZ tnumD was WrenChed
so severely by John Doe Evers that it's
owners ability as professional violin
1St is seriously impaired, and war
rant for Mr.. Evers' arrest on the charge
OF battery was issued by Judge Mogan,
with Mr.. Schulz as the complainant.
The thumb wrenching occurred while
the two men were attending a meet
ing of the Musicians Union, in that
organizations hall on Post street and
behind the assault lay story of 81
legged misplaced confidence on one side
and alleged ingratitude on the other.
dr Schulz was fiddling with the St
Nicholas orchestra when Maestro Ysaye
came to town and started to enlist
adept catgut scrapers as accompanies
at his concerts. Among the first en-
gagged was Mr.. Schulz, but he could no.
| accompany Ysaye and make music at
the ST. Nicholas simultaneously, so he
hired Mr.. Evers, himself violinist of
ability, to serve as his substitute ut
the hotel. 1t might be irrelevant to
say anything here about the oft-cold
chastity downfall Of the Ysaye accom-
paNiment-how the great artists
nerves were so shocked by the disc ord
that he dispensed with instrum
aids entirely and thus brought into
the local world of music a discussion
that waxed fierce and has not yet en-
tirely. waned. Suffice it for this mar
~ a.
Schulz among those rebuked by the
mightiest fiddler of them all, but shat
when he~Vent to reclaim his Job at the
81. Nicholas he was told by Mr.. Eyers
that he could not have 1t. Then came
the crowning calamity Of having his
business thumb twisted out Of joint by
Mr.. Evers when he undertook to re-
I,roach that gentlemen In the presence
OF a few of their professional brethren
William James Sanborn, porch-climber,
has been given till July to make up
his mind as to whether 1t would be
cheaper for him to plead guilty than to
stand trial on the charge of having
burglarized the home of F. s. Chad
bourne, 1120 Taylor. street. and stolen
rherefrom some valuable silver plate The
robbery was committed on June II. and
Detectives Wren and Reynolds obtained
evidence sufficient to justify them in ar
resting Mr.. Chadbourne and booking him
for burglary.
Patrolman Larkin had been informed
that certain gentlemen Of color made it
q practice to stand at the intersection
of Bush and Dupont streets and address
offensive language to passing women. so
when he went there and saw Joseph
Young. a well-clad negro, standing at
the corner he arrested him. In the court
of Judge Mogan, however, Mr.. Young
proved that he was stranger in the city
and disclaimed acquaintance with any
local law-breakers of his race. He pre-
sented card showing that he is dealer
in race horses, with stables on Avenue
A, New York City. and explained that he
is here as tourist. So he was dis
missed.
After compelling his wife to cast aside
the interlocutory decree OF divorce which
she had obtained. Enrico Cano forced her
and their three minor children to support
him in idleness. their reward being brutal
treatment Judge Mogan pronounced him
guilty and falling to provide for his fam
lily and will sentence him to-day. The
Canos reside at 116 Page street
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