The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1906-04-08

commanding sergeant arrested Mr.
Dcwd as the prime offender Judge
C:.baniss will hear more ABOUT it next
Friday.
Judge Mogau committed the fndiscre-
tfon of attempting to utter the final
word in discussion with n woman, and
she won. Of course Mrs. Bareud Of
1903 Folsom street. with babe in arms,
approached the bench and haughtiIy
notified IT'S occupant that she was tired
Of waiting 10 oe called as a witness and
would not return to court next Monday
because she had more important mat
tiers 10 attend TO and was not feeling
well nohov. Having thus spoken. she
turned around and walked slowly to-
ward the door, and the Judge shouted
after her that Il she failed 10 reappear
as ordered e policeman would be sent
TO fetch her, TO which she, still walk
ing. replied that she didn't care. TO
which he retorted that she would better
care. 70 which she. without hating
shouted back that she'd like TO see her
self caring, to which he shouted that
ie she were prudent she would say no
more. TO which she shouted that she id
not intend TO say any Hl0re-and then
she vanished through the door and did
not hear v that his Honor said in re-
spoEse-
The Visage OF Albert Knuckey, ac-
cused Of battery and peace disturbance.
looked as IL he were capable OF doing
all the brutal things alleged against
him by Mrs. Myrtle CaFherrv, who aver
red that he cruelty beat his 20-year-oId
wife and young child ~ cneir home. 524
Golden Gate avenue The woman being
so severely in iured that she was unable
TO walk Judge Mogan continued the
hearing until The wife, who is being
cared for BY Mrs. Carberry, is able to
testify in court
It was stated that Knuckey. who is a
Iaborer. abused those dependent upon
him for maintenance because they
would not support him in fdIeness. His
face graphically mirrors his evil pas
sfons-
When the last anniversary Of her ma
tai day tnever mind its uumber} came
TO Cowboy Mag. whose temple OF
TerpsichOre il not the least popular es-
Enlistment OF It's kind on Pacific
street, she celebrated il with a dfsre-
gard Of pecuniary expenditure that sur
pFised even those who knew OF her
chronic productivity. Among the bene-
factions she bestowed was banquet 70
the members Of her orchestra, and that
was how Albert Wagner, player of the
slide trombone, came 20 De arrested by
PatreIman Hutcbings at o'clock last
Friday morning on kearHy street. close
TO Market. and booked for peace dis
turbauce-
The banquet was held in an italian
rotisserfe on Broadway. near Mont
goMary street. and Aud Lang Syner
was sung and parting handshakes were
given and received hong before the
breaking of dawn How he got 70 the
point OF his arrest was more than Herr
Wagner could remember when the
question was bIuutIv put to him by
Judge Mogan. He did have dim recoI-
lection Of leaving the restaurant, ac-
eompanied by the drums, triangle and
cymbafs. Herr Schwartz ard the piano.
forte. Signor CafTerno. but how or
where he became separated from those
gentlemen was a mystery TO him.
And it Is reasonable to presume
the court prompted. that you are sim
fIarIy obfuscated as to why you stood
in the middle OF a street car track and