The San Francisco call., 1906-05-27
NETZEL' IS ROMANCING
EXPOSED BY QUAKE,
Shake-Up Brings to Light Remarkable
State Of Affairs in the Household.
GREAT MIGRATION HIS UNDOING
BY JAMES G. CRAWFORD.

and his wife might be annoyed if the let
ters should fall into her hands, to say
nothing of the possibility of Mr.. Linder-
mann finding them and utilizing them for
purpose of blackmail
Inc hearing was continued till tomor-
row. and Mrs. Netzel, a rather porrly lady.
manifested her unshaken loyalty to Mr..
Netzel by taking one of his arms within
one OF hers and escorting him to the cor
ridor, where she experienced some Gifh-
cuity In restraining him from visiting
fistic reprisal on Mr.. Lindcrmann, who
prudently fastened from the spot.
When the Misses Mabel Wallace and
Irixie Bell were brought in from camp at
the Preside to the court of Judge Mogan
they jointly expressed wonder why some
foik couldn't let bygones be bygones and
ABSTAIN from putting to unnecessary trou-
bic couple of ladies who have had a
surfelt OF that kind of thing ever since
they were forced to flee from the Barbary
Coast by approaching flames.
For its dead sure certainty" Miss
Bell opined that the jay who got Mabe
pinched will never show
And even if he was to show" said
Miss Wallace, he'd fall down in his per-
secutlon., He can't prove nothin an
never could
III WHICH assertion MISS Bell hedrtfly
concurred
Miss Wallace was the stellar vocalist in
Paclflc-street concert hall one night
prior to the common calamity when Will
nam Travers. from the redwoods, caused
her arrest on the charge of having pill
Iereo S20 from one of his pockets while
ne was encouraging art by furnishing her
with beer. The hearing was set for earth
quake day, and not until recently was the
whereabouts of Miss Wallace and her
chief witness. Miss Bell, discovered by the
ponce. They Were found under canvas
at the Presidio. where their vocal talent
ana their constant readiness to ventilate
1t make ennui a stranger to the camp.
II the complainant does not materialize
In court next Tuesday his charge against
MISS wallace will probably be dismissed.
With his head swathed in linen Louis
Hlschler, chef at Southern Pacific con-
struction camp No. 8. South San Fran
cisco, told Judge Shortall of how he was
belabored with poker in the hands of
Joseph Gunther, waiter at the same
caravansary.
1t was Mr.. Gunther's unwarranted ten
der OF advice as to how meat should be
ground that primarily led to the battery.
Hash was the piece de resistance of the
dinner IN course of preparation, and Mr..
Gunther opined that Mr.. Hischier knew no
more about reducing beef to shreds than
pig knew about Latin, whereupon Mr..
Hischier, justifiably resentful, slapped the
face OF Mr.. Gunther and then kicked him
from the kitchen. Poker in hand. Mr..
Gunther returned and thrice indented Mr..
Hischier's Uranium.
Mid dot boxer mine het he dree dimes
smesht, said Mr.. Hischier, "und nein
chence hev beck ter ged ad him"
The defense will be heard tomorrow.
William Bell seemed to feel but lightly
the charge of assault to commit murder
that hung over his head for he laughed
heartily when the desk against which he
was leaning in Judge Mogan's court rolled
away before the pressure and upset his
equilibrium. A middle aged female who
was conversing with him at the time did
not appear to grasp the humor of the
incident
1t was for assailing Ed Kilcline with a
pickax in the latter persons tent No 10
Columbia Square that Mr. Bell stood so
seriously accused AS the injured man
was unable to appear the arraignment
was postponed till tomorrow
Mr.. Bell once distinguished himself by
attacking Attorney Ape Ruef in that gem
tleman's office, the putalve cause of the
assault being the eminent place -giver's
delay in fulfilling his pledge to furnish Mr.
Bell with sinecure.
George Couchet was pronounced guilty
of having committed battery upon Mrs
Katie D. Weber. and if the police can find
law to sustain them they will press still
more serious charge against him
He assailed Mrs. Weber because she
upbraided him for having deliberately en-
compassed the moral ruin of her 16-year-
Old daughter, the horror of the deed being
augmented by the girls defective men
tailty. His wife. a good looking woman.
accompanied him in court, and she seemed
to feel more. keenly than he did the Sc
riousness of his position.
He will be sentenced next Tuesday.
When he discovered that he had not
been regularly booked after his arrest F.
V. Cassell. agent for a furniture firm,
announced that he guessed he wouldn't
appear for trial before Judge Cabaniss
yesterday, and he made good his word,
the result being that bench warrant was
issued for him.
Unlawful entry and detainer is the
charge against Mr.. Cassell. 1t is alleged
that householder of the name of Nelson
was owing money for furniture purchased
on the instalIment plan, and that during
his temporary absence from home said
furniture was removed by the defendant
When the case is called tomorrow morn
ing Mr.. Cassell will doubtless be in at
tendance.