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

not he despise the Iaziness2 All he ex-
peetsd IN return for his support Of Ida
was that she make for him the home
happy, and that she did not do. Merei,
no; he did not strike her even the one
time.
~Of course you didn't put in the
complainant but you hauled or TO hit
ne and I handed it 10 you before you
could land on me Then TO the Judge
she said. You don't think I'd be such 4
fool as 10 stand Up and let him hit me
when could prevent IL. do your
HIS Honor replied by-<fnquirfng II
there was any possibility Of restoring
harmony 10 the Castagnet home. which
IS sol Powell street. and both monsieur
and madame replied in the negative.
She would like 70 have him command
ed 10 stay away from her forever, and
with great aIacrity ne declared that
such Z command would be unnecessary.
as be was determined 10 eliminate her
from his memory as rapidly as that
process could be accomplished
Then quoth the Judge. go your
respective ways
Mrs Annie GruTsrty, widow said II
was her own money, received as wages.
that was found in her possession by the
policeman who arrested her on suspicion
Of having robbed John Couners CT 345
Fifth street
She was employed as a domestic at 1911
Spruce street. Berkeley, she ayerred and
after drawing a months salary she
crossed the bay 10 visit some friends re-
siding on CIementina street. and in 4 gro
cery on that tharoughfaFs she first net
John Connors- Her object IN entering the
store was 70 imbfbe glass Of beer. as she
was fattgued by her toiIsone journey. and
when Mr. connors kindly asked permis-
sion 70 pay for her beverage she gave
consent Then beer flowed copiousIy. but
she did not take the 81 which he alleged
she stole from him.
Judge shertaH has ordered investigation
Of her narrative
Miss Carrie SchaunIefeI Of 3552 Twenty
second street accused Is-year-oId Harry
Hefernan Of SIS ShotweI street Of having
betrayed her under promise Of marriage.
and the hearing before Judge Cabaniss
disclosed some remarkable facts.
The alleged betrayal occurred IN Decem-
Der 1903, and when the girl found that
conceaIment from her mother was no
longer possible she told the members OF
her family that she was a bride, and they,
without further inquiry. established her
and Master HefeFnan in fiat. which
they occupied year and a half and /
where their babe was born. she AYERS
that she fnsistentty demanded that she be T
made a wife IN fact, as well as in repute. I
and that her betrayer always met such I
appeals with the promise that just as soon +
as he obtained a steady job he would 4
Lead her TO the altar hymeneaL While he +
was osrensibIy seeking permanent employ
msnt she was startled TO find in daily 4
ne wspaper an announcement OF his in
tended marriage 10 one Rose Quine,
chorus girl at the Mission Theater. the
article being smbeliiShed with a portrait
Of the alleged bride-to-be- Then his arrest
was decided on and executed.
But the testimony Of Miss SelaumIe feel
moved her formal complaint technically
detective and the case was continued till
next Wednesday 70 enable her attorney 20
substitute a charge Of criminal assault
While the amateur boxing toGrna-
ment was in progress last Friday even
.nz at Mechanics Pavilion the lust of
combat ensIaved Thomas P Dowd. a
spectator. and when an usher requested
liul to either keep the peace or depart
he scene he displayed such trueuIence
hat police aid was essential TO his re-
novaI Nothing more was seen or heard
u him BY the wildly excited throng
1utiI the last bout was finished and the
foorward rush started. and then some
,cdv bumped against Mr.. Dowd and
Mr.. Dowd turned around and struck one
william Cohn, who retaIiated In kind.
Ind Z. bzttIe-royaf was fairly under way
when a police squad stopped it and the