The San Francisco call., 1905-06-06

both Dollie and George, were indicative
of marital dereliction by the last named.
He abandoned the woman about year
ago. leaving her penniless, and young
man named George Schraeder, work
ing in grocery, contributed from
his scant earnings to her support until
she obtained employment as hairdress-
er. She instituted proceedings for divorce,
and when her husband returned to town
he was shocked to hear that she and the
grocery clerk were excellent friends. So
after meeting them together on the street
he went to 213 Natoma street, where they
occupied separate apartments, and beat
both of them.
''The gall of him. said Dollie to the
Judge and aIluding to her husbands con-
duct. ITO come and beat me after throw
ing me down he did"
Maybe he was jealous the Judge ven
tured
"Jealous?" was the indignant rejoinder.
why, Judge. the kid he's Jealous of is
only 19 years of age"
Mr. Riley's manner in court contributed
to impress all observers with belief that
his wife's accusation of general worth
lessness was well founded.
Robert Real. q years of age. was sent
to the Superior Court for trial on the
charge of having brutally assaulted 10
year-old Ella Shepherd.
If 1 were the sentencing Judge in your
case" said his Honor Judge Mogan to
the defendant. 81 would send you TO the
penitentiary for life and regret that I
could not order your removal from earth
Immediately. The testimony of this child
proves you to be a human brute Of the
Durrant type"
Real was employed as a driver for the
Piatt dairy, and the girl was alone and
at work on the firms books when he en-
tered the office at midday and committed
the dastardly attack.
Henry Wolf. propped upon crutches.
and Charles Bent, whimpering like
whipped child, were given nine months
apiece by Judge Cabaniss. They were
charged with vagrancy and peace dis
turbance, and Patrolman Charlie Brown
pronounced s them professional beggars
and socially and morally unfit to be at
large.
John Gordon, alias Michael Hickey.
accused of vagrancy by Detective Tay-
lor. limped with his right leg when he
approached the bench of Judge Mogan,
but when he returned to the dock 1T
was his left leg that appeared to be
crippled. His right hand. which he held
as If ii were palsied. was Strengthened
ont by the officer and proved to be per-
9omerv street Mr.. Gordon was trying
to elude arrest under the anti-begging
ordinance by offering for sale card
bearing the following:
r. r. MANS APPEAL.
Kind Friend-I railroad man afflicted
you can see Lost the use OF my imp On
c. and G. T. In buying this card from me
you don't help me alone. but an invalid mother
and sister in a humble railroad mans home
SUNSHINE
70 her he
Don't forget the little chances you will meet
For relieving another's burden and saying
word OF cheer,
You may cast little sunshine and drive away
Mr.. Gordon and a youthful accom-
plice will be sentenced to-day.
An anonymous letter, written in
Spanish and bearing the Oakland post
mark, notified Judge Mogan that If he
does not permit woman, name not
given, to resume work in a saloon he
will endanger his life. Here is the in
timidatory missive:
OAKLAND. May 2-E. p Mogan II you
do not let that woman in peace Will TX you.
she says you VIII not allow neT 10 work di, IN
have 10 deal. I am coward. l will give
you a lesson not TO sacrifice the poor for those
who strong. You coward VIII make
YOU dearly You have her for your victim
without her doing anything TO you Do not
LET this pass by or you will regret it. You
coward Yankee Gringo. I am at your orders.
MAFIA-
IT is police opinion that the letter was
written by male dependent on the earn
ings of 17-year-old Hazel Adams, who
was ordered deported to Oakland several
weeks ago by Judge Mogan. The girl
was arrested for vagrancy by Patrolman
Springett, who found her employed in
Pacifc-steet dancehall, and the Judge
ordered that she be sent back to her par
ents across the bay. Effort will be made
to establish the authorship Of the threat
ening epistle and to punish the penman.
The girls mother is a Spaniard.
James E Kelly. sturdy young fell
low, was arrested last Saturday evening
for disturbing the peace of his home. 30
Perry street, and when released on bail