The San Francisco call., 1906-04-07

sponse to a call she had just sent in to
central"
'.why. what do you mean" she alleges
she said to him, 'and you married only
six weeks ago."
Alas she AYERS he replied, "since you
crossed N.Y. path the matrimonial yoke
has constantly CALLED, for you are the
only woman 1 can ever love"
law, rats." she declares was her indig
nant rejoinder, supplemented with a threat
that if he desired to retain her as Gus
toner he should not renew his tender
overture.
But, she asseverates. he kept at 1t until
one day she informed her favorite lodger,
a Btalwart young man of the name of
Louis Simon, that she could not visit Nc
Cures without being subjected to af-
front. 1t was merely as a matter of news
that she mentioned the affair to Mr.. 81
mon. and she desclaimed responsibility for
his calling down of Mr.. Mcguire and
his arrest for disturbing that persons
peace.
How did he disturb your peace?" Police
Judge Conlan asked Mr.. MCGUIRE.
He came into my store and asked me
why L came between him and his lady
love-" was the answer.
"I said landlady,' not 1ady-love,'" Mr..
Simon protested, land 1 didn't say any
thing about you coming between her and
me. 1 asked you what you insulted her
for
You said what I have said you said"
Mr.. Mcguire argued
When permitted to resume her narra-
tive Mrs. Zugg said that when Mr.. Simon
left her presence after announcing his
intention to ''cali down Mr.. Mcclure she
feared that mishap might befall him, and
anxiety finally impelled her to utilize an
other grocery telephone to inquire If Mr..
Simon was at McGuire's. What was her
anger and dismay she said, to have these
words rolled out of the receiver in her
hand:
'Who are you-the chippie next door?
If you want to see that -- you'll find
him in JAIL
champions arrest
AS the complaining witness, Mr.. Nc
Guire had left the court, and to nip in in
cipiency an argument by Attorney D. ].
Donovan, for the defense, defining the
rights Of masculine lodgers to protect
their landladies from unwarranted af-
front, his Honor rather abruptly dismissed
the case.
Then the late defendant, tall and an
gular young man, proudly escorted Mrs.
Zugg. middle-aged, buxom and comely,
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hearty congratulations from many per-
sons who had never seen either of them
until within that hour.
Miss Grace .Jagoe, pronounced guilty of
having disturbed the peace of Miss Grace
Graham, nonchalantly gazed at Judge
Mogan as he severely condemned her dis
respectful behavior in court the previous
day.
1--WE have had the worst feminine ter
rors on the Barbary Coast seated where
you are now sitting" said his Honor.
but none of them ever displayed the alb
soluts defiance of law and order that you
exhibited
.I beg your pardon, was the frigid
response "but / don't even know where
the Barbarv Coast is.
THAT lack of knowledge makes your
demeanor all the more reprehensible,''
was the withering retort, for one does
not expect show of Barbary Coast man
ners by woman claiming respectabiity
However, you are now at liberty to go
nome and prepare for the thirty days
Imprisonment which you shall receive
from me tomorrow.
"Oh thank you ever so much" said Miss
Jagoe, freezingly, and rising from the
chair.
.,Wait a moment said the Judge, II
want to know Whal you tnank me Ior
why, for the thirty days, of course,
was her answer, with tone remaining at
zero.
II am strongly inclined to reward your
defiant sarcasm by sentencing you right
now" said the court.
Then her Spartan-like fortitude broke
and the woman was asserted In tears.
She chokingly declared that she was sor-
ry If she had showed disrespect to the
court
.Well, go and get your prison ward
robe ready and fetch 1t here tomorrow
morning. said the Judge.
.Yes-your-H onor,' sobbed the lady of
the subdued spirit as she stepped from
the dias.
Jurgen P. Hauto, skipper of the gaso-7
line steamer -Four Sisters and resident of
ShellyilIe. Sonoma County, was accused
of having attempted to shoot and kill his
niece's husband, France Krahmann. at the
latter's home, 10 Harlan place, and the
testimony before Judge Shortall went TO
show that the men disputed over none
tary transaction. Krahmann, who Is a