The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1905-05-19
CHEF RELISHES HIS SINGLE HARNESS
UNTIL JEALOUSY MAKES TT GALL.
Then He Does What
~Green-Eyed Demon
Commands.
Visits Wrath Upon
Other Man and
Is Beaten.

man to send his bill to the NJ Triest
aforementioned.
That was how Fred Triest came to be
arrested and charged with cruelty to
animals. To Judge Mogan he confessed
Ae had lied to the liveryman, and he was
pronounced guilty and remanded for SEN
tence. He claims to be employed as
driver of a delivery wagon for a dye
works, and his allegation that he dwelt
with his mother at 1927 Suffer street was
proved an untruth. as there is no such
number on that thoroughfare.
After shifting her husbands head with
an AK Mrs. Annie Wallin sped to the fer
~ station and took a boat for Oakland,
just il: time 10 elude arrest on warrant
charging her with assault. She had been
residing across the bay about a month
when her spouse; baptized Olaf, induced
her, by promising TO amend his conduct,
to return to his bed and board in a
Fourth street lodging-house, but ere the
reunion was week old she regretted 1t
because OF his drunkenness and brutal
ity. When she complained of his be-
hayior he reminded her of the unserved
warrant and threatened to inform the
police of her whereabouts. Finally, driven
TO desperation, she resolved to again
leave him. but he discovered her inten-
ton and at once FASTENED to the Southern
police station, where he explained his sit
uation to the desk sergeant, who locked
him up for drunkenness and then effected
the womans arrest on the two-months-
old warrant. Judge Mogan dismissed both
cases. and the prosecuting attorney hint
ed to Mrs. Wallin that she should employ
a pickaX instead of a Ratchet when she
again defends herself from onslaught by
her thick-skulled tyrant.
James Maher, bricklayer, was quarrel
ing with his wife in the family home,
Enterprise street, Mission district, when
a lighted lamp was upset, and neighbors
who had been watching the conflict
through a window sent in a fire alarm
and notified the Seventeenth street po-
lice station that murder was being done.
In response there FASTENED to the spot
chemical engine No Z, in command of
Captain Ewing, and Police Lieutenant
Price and Patrolman NJ. V. Burke. They
found the door of the domieile locked,
but they burst it in, extinguished an in
cipient blaze and arrested Mr.. Maher,
whose resistance was encouraged by his
better half and their 14-year- old son.
Mr.. Maher informed Judge Mogan that
the domestic incident was started by his
mild reproof of the 14-year-olds refusal to
obey a maternal request, and that there
really was nothing said or done to JUS
tify the neighbors in summoning either
the firemen or the police. He worked
steadily, did Mr.. Maher, and his wife
and five children had no reason to COM
plain of his conduct. No, he had not been
drinking, nor had he demanded money
from his better half and attempted to en-
force the demand by visiting upon her
corporal chastisement If the neighbors
had attended to their business, and per-
mitted him to attend to his. the court
would not have been bothered by such
silly affair.
AS the wife had entered no complaint,
and as her sister, Mrs. Fitzgerald, ap-
peared in court and pronounced Mr..
Maher an ,exemplar of all the domestic
virtues, there was nothing else for the
Judge to do than dismiss the case.
JOSEPH Brady was indulging in the