The San Francisco call., 1905-04-28

pulling her toward him, exclaimed,
Come out-that's enough!" The Judge
resented such unwarranted interference
with a witness by ordering Bailiff Car
michael to eject young Mr.. Sullivan
from the tribunal
We don't want any unsworn court
officers here" shouted his Honor as
the youth was led away. Then to the
| contestants he said This case is dis
missed. / hope, Mrs Sullivan, that you
will have nothing more to say to or
about Mrs. Dolan. And as for you, Mrs.
Dolan, 1t is the advice Of this court
that you cease rushing the growler-
also the bottle
Frank Thompson owned saloon on
East street when his wife applied for
divorce and obtained a Superior Court
order to restrain him from removing
any of the property pending its divi-
sion. but he ignored the injunction by
visiting the wet-goods emporium night
before last and proceeding to demolish
the stock and fixtures. His better half
summoned police aid and Judge Con-
Ian fined him s25.
A. U. Marsh of the Hallwood Cash
Register Company had Sherman Leon
ard, L. F. Kinnel, G. W. Walker, B.
Q. Duffie, w. H Brooks and G. H.
Dowling, employees of the National
Cash Register Company, arrested on
the charge Of disturbing the peace,
but he utterly failed to make good
the accusation. After hearing the tes-
timony against Leonard and Kinnel,
who were alleged to have obstructed
the complainants agents in their task
of soliciting trade, Judge Cabaniss
held that the charge was not suffi-
GENTLY proved and ordered dismissal.
The attorney for the prosecution
moved for discharge of the other de-
PENDANTS because of his lack of incrim-
mating evidence. Dismissal was or
dered accordingly.
Julio Ziegner Uriburu, accused of
misappropriating Lucia Tetrazzinis
francs. had another inning before
Judge Conlan and then was escorted
back to jail.
Bazelli, whose singing voice is like
unto the sound of trickling water, tes-
titled in chest tones that he accompa-
MED Julio and Lucia to a bank where
Julio was supposed to have deposited
Lucia's francs with instructions that
they be forwarded to her modiste in
Europe, but as Bazelli stood outside
the bank while Lucia and Julio were
inside, his testimony did not amount
to much for either side of the case.
Pieta Serafina, Tetrazzini's feminine
companion, heaHd Julio and Lucia dis
cuss finance at the Hotel Marie An
toinette, but did not pay particular
attention to what either of them said,
although she had indistinct recillec-
ton of Lucia asking Julio if he had
sent that money and Of Julio's return
ing affirmative answer. Julio's attor-
neys renewed their assurance that be-
fore the day was sped they would have
him out on ball. and he twisted his
mustache, struggling his shoulders and
said nothing as he returned to durance.
Mrs. Carrie Damon informed Judge
Fritz that of all the landladies she had
ever dwelt with or even heard Of, Mrs.
Margaret Atkins of 111315 Howard
street was unquestionably the most dis
agreeable. 1t was Mrs. Atkins wont.
Mrs. Damon averred, to imbibe intoxi-
cants to excess, and then, with mind
deranged, to eavesdrop at the closed
door of Mrs. Damons apartment by
alternating eye and ear at the key
hole. When caught in the act and
mildly demonstrated with, Mrs. Atkins
bridled up and said offensive and un-
warranted things anent Mrs. Damon's
character, insinuating that as she was
a widow and passing comely she
would bear watching" On one oc-
casion Mrs. Atkins even went SO far
as u accuse MIS-. IdIIlOIl Oh SIIeIldll-
ing different men in her room, while
the truth was that the only male per-
son who had the entree to the apart
ment was the gentleman whom its oc-
cupant was engaged to wed. Con-
sciousness of her innocence of evil
doing might have enabled Mrs. Damon
to Withstand these annoyances indefi-
nitely, but when she returned home
one evening and found her little
dol1Ohfar'c COX d1xr tod
and the child in tears, her patience fled
and she had Mrs. Atkins, who perpe-
trated the outrage, arrested for dis
turbing the peace.
The charge ought to be that of ma
licious mischief said the Judge, land
would advise you to amend the COM
plant accordingly.
Before the suggestion could be COM
piled with Mrs. Atkins proposed a cash
settlement, and after some hesitation
Mrs. Damon accepted It.
After waiting from December 13,
1904, until last week to see whether
the Grand Jury would indict Marie
Doris, a Bacon-place denizen, for Civ
ing him SO bribe to let her pursue
her illegal calling in peace. Patrolman
j. S. p. Deane swore to a complaint
himself and had the woman hailed be-
fore Judge Conlan. He testified that
she gave him the money and that he
transferred 1t to the keeping Of Police
Commissioner Hutton, who was then
engaged in an anti-brothel crusade on
his own account, but no further action
was taken. The defense questioned the
legality of Deane's appointment as
policeman, as he had not constantly
resided In this city for five years pre-
ceding the date of such appointment
but was mustered out of the regular
army in 1902 at the Prasidio. Mr..
Hutton denied that he instructed
Deane to ACCEPT a bribe from the