The San Francisco call., 1906-06-08

Attorney Frank Schiller alleged that
while he was directing some plumbing
work in the basement of his domicile.
near Jefferson square. he was ap-
preached from behind by DR.. G.. w.
O'Donneu and viciously "swatted" on
the jaw by that persons clenched
right hand. the assault being utterly
unprovoked. His assailant occupied the
upper half of the house.
Was that all he did," inquired
Judge Shortall
Wasn't that enough to do?" Mr.
Schiller responded. But as he did it
he called me Dutch pig II was hold
ing a lighted candle at the time else"
f. Conception corroborated the COM
plainants testimony. and then the
plumber was called, but failed to ap-
pear so the hearing was continued till
this morning, when some reason for the
alleged battery may be disclosed.
John Wilson, a teamster pleaded
that he had heat on" when he pur-
loined pair of shoes from the relief
station at Golden Gate Park He will
be sentenced today by Judge Conlan.
Pretty l4-year-old Jole Felizianetti
blushingly informed Judge Mogan that
she had undergone a change of mind
tNAotlfC " ilci pIOpOSeQ marriage TO
Leonardo Perillo. accused of having
criminally assaulted her. and that she
would willingly accompany him to the
altar Her parents rather favored the
union, she added, and Leonardo might
be induced TO save himself from prob
able penal servitudei by becoming a
benedict
But the court did not acquiesce in
the suggested compromise with the
readiness that the girl evidently ex
pected- He told her that ere it would
obtain his assent he must receive as
surance from Leonardo that the bride
would not be abandoned by him She
expressed belief that Leonardo wouId
not be so mean as TO do a thing like
that. and his Honor rather rudely re-
minded her that Leonardo had done
tning which was much meaner than
that.
Then the matter went over until TO-
tion.
BY falsely posing as a representative
OF the Red Cross Society during the re-
cent turbulence Edward briggs sue
eeeded in appropriating TO his own use
an automobile coat belonging re Mr.
buckpee or the real estate firm of
Shainwald & Buckbee, and also a horse
ana buggy which was in charge of an
employe of that firm Long and ma
tient detective work brought home the
thefts 10 Mr. briggs. but when he was
arralgne1 before Judge Cabaniss he
ae'eo aho taiked In such a queer way
as TO make his sanity doubtful so he
was remanded for examinationk by the
Lunacy Commissioners.
IL was stated in court that the man,s
MIND was impaired by his experiencas
the day OF disaster, and that since
then he has labored under hallucina
tion that he is actively identified with
the Red Cross movement
domicile and the head Of the family
could have continued at his daily yoca-
tion of catching fish without loss of
either time or money But he hung mn
his nets. informed his spouse thai he
would embark in new and more lucra-
tive occupation and then. settled down
TO idleness, occasionally relieved by
siliy endeavor to sell for many times
tneir intrinsic value certain articles
which he represented to be relics of the
great blaze -
And were they not?p the S,pnor
Judge. surnamed Mogan, inouired
Certainly not, the lady replied. She
nad seen her husband bring home
pieces OF cheap crockery and glassware
ana patiently cook them on the fam
tHtt ,ehey uld look as If they
mad been subjected to heat protracted
and terrific There was not much art
about the process he employed. nor
heavy investment of fuel. neither An
hour OF baking In the red Goals iisually
made the relics" III for market. and
when they cooled he took them out and
tried TO make souvenir hunters believe
that he had picked them from amid the
ruins OF the Palace Hotel, although he
knew, and she knew, that he had never
ser loot upon the remains of that hos
telry. Evidently the persons he -
tempted TO gull were possessed Of
similar knowledge for they did not buy
from him.
The alleged manufacturer of borus
souvenirs was given one week in which
TO make good his promise that he
would abandon that nefarious and pre-
carious mode OF hread-winninR and be-