The San Francisco call., 1905-06-01

anger against you." his Honor whispered
In response.
Don't 1 know that?" Miss Brady whis-
pered, though not interrogatively. Guess
I knew enough about law TO understand
that no gentleman has right TO strike
lady" she murmured-
Tell US all about II"
well, 1t was this way. You see, we
had g tit, you know, and he had some
pictures OF mine, you see, and 1 got them
away from him, you know, and he felt
sore. you see. and he sent for me, you
know, and when 1 went to him we had
words, you see; and he soaked me and
threatened TO kill me, you know, and
thought the best thing 1 could do was TO
get him ptnched. you see. though good
ness knows I'm tired OF the whole af-
fair, you know, because I'm going TO Sac
ramento. you see, and l want to wash my
hands OF the entire business. you know.
and I never want 10 see his face again.
you see: only 7 Thought that some
thing ought TO be done when people
20 soaking people and saying they'll XIII
them, you know: just as II / haven't
right TO decide who / want to keep COM
pany with, you see, and I'm sure
You don't desire TO prosecutor
No you see, / want TO wash my
hands OF the entire business, you know.
and If"
IAN right: you're at liberty to wash
them. Case dismissed. Let's hear the
next one"
Miss Brady was whispering to herself
as she retired from the tribunal.
Six months for vagrancy. six months
for battery and three months for disturb
ing the peace was the portion allotted to
z2-year-old James OBrien, complete hood
h c
Master O'Brien viciously struck an eye
of Patrolman Mills and the blow black
ened II.
..But 5e don't know wot dis bull did ter
me before handed it ter him. remarked
the defendant TO the Judge.
But I know what he ought to have
done TO you after you handed It TO him, !"
rejoined his Honor.
Then a total period Of nine months i'm
prisoument was prescribed for Dan Nc
Laughlin. who brutally beat his wife and
step6aughter at their home in the 100
block of Minna street one day last Feb
r-iarv He fed the city and returned
when he imagined the police had forgot
ten his offense. but he deceived himself
Joseph Copeland. whose vocation was
TO tour the city on horseback and orally
announce baseball games. was sent TO the
Insanity Commissioners by Judge Mogan.
Oyerfnduigence in strong waters unbal-
anced his mind until he believed that 1T
was his duty 20 go to Sacramento and
personally appeal to the Governor for
nzydon for former Tax Collector Smith.
with silk hat in hand he faced the Judge
and suavely declared that his arrest was
a rnistakes but his demeancr removed
anv doubt of his insanity that the court
might have entertained
Mrs Sarah Stone had babe in her
arms when Michael Mooney, deeply In
toxicated entered her little clothing store
~, Third street near Harrison. and struck
her face with his fist. His plea was
drunkenness, and Judge Mogan remanded
him till Saturday.
Louis .Ferrari struck Jack Kilroy's head
with rock in retaliation for the break
ing of his hat by Jack while the twain
were Offering flowers for sale at Market
and Kearny streets. Further hearing
nostponed TIL to-day by Judge Mogan.
Jacob Young and his family reside In a
second-story fat al 412 Fifth street. the
lower floor being occupied by the copper
smithy of Sezonini Mori. The fumes from
Sezoninfs furnace ascended to the Young
dOmicile While the IdIlllg were at dililiSi
and every time they opened their respec-
tive mouths they inhaled the acidic vapor,
much TO their discomfort. When the head
Of the family went downstairs and re-
lated his grievance 10 Sezonini that gen.
tIeuan hurled a heavy metal weight at
him. and when Mr.. Young returned the
missile with great force and more ac-
curate aim Sezonini's left arm was either
broken or fractured. Judge Mogan will
hear more about ii tomorrow.
Joseph Komali and eleven other adult
male natives of Italy picnicked at the
ocean beach and were returning via In
gleside when they sang so loudly and dis
cordantly as 10 evoke protest from all
the other passengers on the car they
occupied Thomas Mckenzie, an attache
Of the United Railroads. demonstrated
more forcibly than any one else. and
Joseph Komali struck his head with a
heavy club, for which he and all his COM
panions were arrested and booked for
disturbance Of the peace.
why do you carry such a bludgeon as
fhats'' Judge Mogan asked Signor Komaii
and referring to the club there produced
in evidence
II uasa da sIave-drive in Sou Afric'.''
was the signor's response. AN usa da
club Ia hanna da mig"
The round dozen were pronounced guilty
and will be sentenced to-day