People v. White

In the early morning of Monday, May 9, 1910, Lawrence White, plaintiff in error, assaulted one of the night waiters in the day and night restaurant of Harry Levy, in the city of Ottawa, and sugar bowls, salt cellars and other articles of crockery on the lunch counter were thrown to the floor and their contents scattered, either by being thrown at the waiter or knocked off. The waiter called Levy, who was sleeping in his residence on the second floor of an adjoining building, and he came down-stairs in answer to the call, partly dressed, with an undershirt, trousers and shoes on, and inquired…