The San Francisco call., 1905-08-11

proceeding along Dupont street his des-
tination being the house of the respect
able and opulent Woy Ling, when he was
jostled in such rude manner by John
Flynn, laborer. that his burden tottered
and crash2d to the sidewalk, despite his
agile effort to save it from downfall.
"Git out of me way, ye chink!" Mr..
Flynn was alleged to have said after the
collision, which apparently was ma
liciously planned and executed by him.
Chez Gees response was a howl Of
Tage. a picking up of fragments OF his
shattered crockery and hurting Of
them at Mr.. Flynn with such mac
curacy of aim that they missed that
gentleman'S person and smashed the
window of Madame Sarah Cotins cafe,
1IO9 Dupont street Whereupon that
lady emerged in wrath and gave both
Chez Gee and John Flynn into the
custody of a policeman.
'Ah. heaven" said Madame Cotin to
Judge Conlan, "eef ze Chineeman for
ze window pay 1 weel ze mer-say
show"
Me belly solly," said Chez Gee, bow
ing low to Madame Cotin.
An I'm sorry meself,'' said John
Flynn, making obesiance to Chez Gee.
Sorrow does not replace broken
window panes sagely observed his
Honor
Eats ze talk admiringly acquiesced
Madame Cotin.
Me payee fl dolla," Chez Gee sug-
gested.
zen I forgeeve you," responded
Madame Cotin.
What is your proposal, Mr.. FIynn?',
the court inquired.
Il can only express me sorrow for
tn accident" was the reply.
"Oh, him alice light" magnanfmously
declared Chez Gee.
We'll, as you all seem to be satisfied
you'd better make room here for the
next case said the Judge.
Madame Cotin smilingly nodded re-
sponse to Chez Gees genuflection, and
Chez Gee ignored the kow-tow rendered
to him by John Flynn.
Henry Hahn, a teamster for McNab &
Smith, carriers, was given custody of 100
sacks of sugar and instructed to convey
them to a certain warehouse, but he
placed only ninety-nine of them in his
wagon and appropriated the odd one as
a perquisite, for which he was pro-
nounced guilty of petty larceny. Judge
Conlan reserved sentence
w. Dunn had not rented the room in
Bush-street lodging house in which he
was found abed and fast asleep. nor
quested to do so by the indignant land
lady. She summoned Patrolman Hines,
whom the intruder also defed, falsely
claiming that he had paid for his use of
the room. so the officer arrested him and
Judge Fritz fined him IS.
William Brown, a business man. and
F. p. Egan, chauffeur, corroborated
James A McGinley's statement that
William F. Hopkins deliberately lay in
wait for him and stabbed him with
rnurderous intent while he was leaving
a house on Ellis street one night sew
eral weeks ago The attack was in re-
taliation for Hopkins ejectment from
the house after he had struck woman
inmate. McGinley's wounds were SO
serious as to confine him to his home
for several weeks, and he is still under
a surgeons care. The coat and shirt
worn by him when stabbed were pro-
duced in evidence, and the knife cuts
shown to the Judge.
Hopkins was concealed in a hall
way. between two doors, when he al
lowed Brown and Egan to pass him
unmolested, after which he plunged his
knife into Mckinley. The prosecution
claims that this showed premeditation,
as Mckinley had been most conspicu-
Gus in protecting the woman from Hop
kins' onslaught.
The defense will be given an inning
next Thursday.
Thomas White is before Judge Conlan
on the charge of having violated the
trademark law by filing with soda
water several bottles which bore the
stamp Anna H. Jackson" The COM
plant was filed by the Bottlers' AS
sociation. Ira L. Vance of SIS Cough
street is the complaining witness.
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