The San Francisco call., 1905-03-10

Der you goes, MID yer pufnn unQ
yer blowin, maxim 'onest peoples
rush ouid of yer way or be meshed to
chelly yer wheels unterneat." Then,
the provokers of his ire being beyond
earshot, he turned and harangued the
folk surrounding him.
Mine frients," he vociferated,
among der greatest of der noonier-
US efils dot confront der boor peoples
of dis landt iss dose autermabibblers.
shoost like der Won dot now dried ter
run US down. Der vas internal ma
zheens vot bucks der pread from der
mouts of der wives und pabies of der
boor verkingmen. Dey grint, der lives
ouid of der aidget und feeple mems
und vimmens vot cannot schkip der
Vay ouid of. Dey vas der shoogar-
nauts of Memmon-dot's vot dey vas
-und We moost broteck ourselfs or be
grount in der NUT. oh, mine boor
frients, id makes mine heard pleed to
see
1t was q policeman who interrupt
ed the orator. He called attention to
the fact that the footway was OBJ
structed by the audience, which had
rapidly augmented as the speech ad-
vanced, and he also limited that the
peace was being disturbed. To which
Mr.. Rectral retorted by designating
the policeman IAN aigend of Mem
mon and declaring intention to speak
when, where and as loudly as he
pleased in this land of the free. Then
he was arrested.
Dose autermabibblers vas moo
sances und efils, Shoodge,' said Mr..
Rectral, by way of defense, to his
Honor Conlan.
From your point of view they un-
questionably are" was the response,
lust as from other viewpoints your
sidewalk oratory appears both nui-
sance and an evil. Five dollars or
twenty-four hours"
Charles Phillips, charged with hay-
ing created a disturbance in a house
of death, was pronounced guilty of
sentenced to-day. The landlady of
an apartment-house on Van Ness ave
nue. demised on Tuesday and her re-
mains were in the house when Phil
lips, who had formerly resided there.
entered and proceeded to the room
formerly occupied by him, where he
acted like one frenzied. When the
dead woman's daughter, Mrs. Natalia
Anderson, and her husband went to
demonstrate the madman struck them.
His defense was that while passing by
the house he was called an uncompli-
mentary name by some one and he
was searching for the offender when
Mrs. Anderson and her spouse under
took to eject him. He pleaded ignor-
ance that there was a corpse in the
house.
Glenn Jenkins. a well known jockey,
was battling with Tim Murphy, race
track follower, at i o'clock yesterday
morning on Ellis street, near Powell,
when Patrolman Meredith stopped the
game by arresting Mr.. Jenkins, the
other fighter escaping. The officer told
Judge Mogan that the scrap was ap-
parently conducted in approved prize
ring fashion. as there was a referee,
timekeeIsar and also a squared circle
of deeply interested spectators. Mr..
Jenkins displayed a black eye and the
po,liceman did not know whether Mr..
Murphy's countenance pore marks of
punishment. Consideration of the fact
that Mr.. Jenkins had received facial
damage and was the only combatant
captured prompted the Judge to dis
miss the case.
Delfno Cherotti declared he was
merely trying to drag his younger
brother TO night school when police
man arrested him at Broadway and
Montgomery street, and Judge Mogan
dismissed the case, because there is no
law in California prohibiting compul-
Fred Bridges, handsome, intelligent
and a confirmed inebriate, was given
six months by Judge Mogan for
vagrancy. Bridges owned a prosperous
livery stable when King Alcohol in
sidiously enslaved him, and for sew
eral years he has been living in squalor
and spending for drink the money his
former associates gave him to buy food.
1t was their suggestion that he be
given the maximum penalty for vag
rancy, their intent evidently being to
have him removed beyond temptation
to drink until he can recover his man
hood.
John Kilroy of PA Ritch street did
not consider himself de trop while his
wife was being visited by Mrs. Mary
Bray of 1872 Harrison street, and his
presence in the sitting room was rather
annoying to Mrs. Bray, who had some
thing TO communicate to Mrs. Kilroy
that was not intended for masculine
hearing. So the ladies retired to an
adjoining apartment, leaving Mr.. Kill
roy and Mrs. Bray's satchel, contain
ing a purse which in turn contained