The Waco evening news. [volume] (Waco, Tex.) 1891-1894, 1893-01-31
All OVER TOWN.

nov;d Hudson was locked up yester.
charged with beating his wife.
Matte Tstum was foed 81 and
..s bv Justice Gallagher today for
J.turbing the peace
Officer Summers locked up Jim
c,rnrIl last night, charged with firing
,brick against the head of another
regro'
Mr. w. T. McMillen has been
.,nointod chief clerk in the freight
ssr of ike Texas Central rail-
. urp by F. A. Aglar, general freight
superintendent.
Cards are out announcing the mar.
,;.ee Of Miss Moselle AK nder.
, iang hter Of Judge and Mrs l. G.
Aleys der, to Mr.. G. OIL e X Meier.
don to X pls ce on II e 9TH proximc.
Tbe Wsco Medical Association will
meet tonight at 7:30 o'clock in DR..
Xmas office. The subject of discus
SION is "As,raigents in Diseases of the
Fye and Dr. j. r Terrell reads the
opening paper.
! su.. .as fled ia the district court
Yesterday styled Central City Trust
! Company vs. James A. Grubbs and
the same plaintiff, P. H Carncs 1t
sbrought to foreclose lien on land
sVes.
ID Justice j. N Gallegher's court
sday the examining trial cf Zack
Jones and Joe Bedford, charged with
theft of Sl35, was called and tcsti-
mony taken. The rial vas not con
Guided and will be resumed Friday.
Miss Selma Swcneon and Mr.. O. Il
Scowe were married Sunday at the
residence Of the brides mother. Mrs.
NJ f. Swenson, at Clifton, Bosque
county. Mrs. Scowe formerly lived in
Waco, and was assistant secretary and
steuograpber for the Fire Association
OF Texas.
After tomorrow the day patrolmen
consisting OF Officers James Hall,
Hawkins, Knott, Tucker, Hopson,
Sam Hall, Kendrick and Riggin will
20 on the night watch, and patro'men
Waddell, Tuhbs, Hardwick, Curry,
Black and Copeland, will go On the
day watch.
Mr.. John Wilson, secretary Of the
Brazos Navigation committee, says
letters of inquiry and encouragement
snent tie navigation scheme are
\ wurins in, and the present indications
We that the convention to be held to
Mrow will be one of the most repre-.
xntative bodys that has met in Waco
for long time.
Mr. s f Mess, the great lightning
rod man If Texas, whose home is in
Waco, says he will give $1,000 in
cash to any party suffering with rheu-
matism who will try the geyser water
of this city and fail to find relief, pro-
vlded the water of Hot Springs woulc
at the time benefit them His faith
in the water here is Just that strong.
Mr.. G G. Camp, prominent CAPT
talst Of Navasota, who camo to Waco
about three weeks ago, and WAS a
that time unable to walk withou
clutches, left today in the best o
health. He says ne has been to Ho
Springs aud other celebrated health
resorts, but finds our artesian waite
superior to anything be has ever tre(
before
Mr.. J W. Henshaw aud Mr.. Thos
j. Love'ace, both Of whom ar
merchants of South Waco, are tn
victims # 'Echeck scoundrel.
Yesterday an unknown party entered
the store Of each and ordered good
ard presented check and ordered
the goods to number which he gave
getting balance of $40 on the check
The residence to which he ordered tn
goods did not exist and the merchant
are $40 poorer
The following suits were dockete
WIN the district clerk today: Layto
U Puvkett VS.. e. E. Moonie, ct a
fIespass to try title to one.eigth inter
est IN and in the La Vega gran
McLennau county; M. M. Culoertsor
VS. W. Baker ct al, suit on tw
promlssory notes dated January 2Oti
lo9o, and amounting to 1919 eacl
and tor interest at ten per cent an