San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-07
MARRIED IN JAIL.
Guy Waters and Monica Recendez
United-Court News.

Guy Waters and Monica Recendez
United-court News.
County Judge Callaghan this
morning married a couple In the
county jail. The contracting par
ties were Guy Waters and Monica
Recendez. The reason for choosing
such a strange place for the occa-
sion was that Waters was in jail
charged with seduction. The bride
is a pretty Mexican girl.
THREATENED HIS WIFE.
Alice Heskins filed suit for di.
vorce against Steve Heskins in the
Forty-fifth District court this
morning. They were married in
Septemb Der, 1886, and lived together
as husband and wife until July 10,
1895, when, plaintiff alleges, she
was forced to leave her husband on
account Of brutal, outrageous and
cruel treatment. She claims that
he threatened to kill her and that
on last June Is he assaulted her
with q pistol. They have q home
stead on Centre street, and she
asks that it be set aside for her use
and benefit.
LICENSED TO WED.
Guy Waters and Monica Recon
DEE, with consent of her mother,
Josefa Castaneda Recendez.
Alex. Altwein and Bertha
Drisch.
ASSAULT TO MURDER.
J. B. Griffin was arraigned before
Justice Devine this morning on a
charge of assault to murder and
his bond fixed at $500 pending q
preliminary hearing next Tuesday
afternoon. Griffin Is a colored man
and drives an express wagon. He
struck Len Huff, also colored, who
drives a family carriage, over the
head with an axe handle on Ala
mo plaza last night, while the lat
ter was trying to collect dollar
from Griffin for a blanket, which
Griffin lost while moving some
goods for Huff. A big cash was
cut in Huff's head, which was
sewed up. Griffin also made q
lunge at Huff with a knife and cut
his coat. Both were arrested for
fighting, but the case against Huff
was dismissed.
REAL ESTATE.
Mary B. Frederick, B. and M. G.
Gaenslen to Robert r. Rease, lot s,
block 4, on Virginia street; $3.50.
Robert and Louise Penniger to
Mrs. Ernestine Serdinko, lot SO,
o. C. |. 4, east Of the San Antonio
river; $500.
N. A. Young to Thos. T. Carter,
southern half OF o. C. !. 102, bound
ed by Colina, Vera Cruz, South
Frio and South Medina streets,
west of San Pedro creek; 5000.
T.. w. Florea to III. w. Tong, lot
10, block 6, on Kentucky avenue
$3.50.
George B. Epstein ct al. to Mrs
Ellanora Booth, lot 6, block 3, on
Carson street; $3.50.
J.V. Dignowity, T. II. Gray and
r. H. McCracken, by sheriff, to
Emmy Dittmar, lot 3, on Garden
street, containing ten acres 81, 100
G. r. and Mary Hass to Alfred
Hass, part Of o. C. /. %, block /, on
West Commerce street; $1,000.
Louise Smith, by constable, tC
w. A. WurZbsch and G. A. Goeth
a tenth interest in tract Of land be
tween Garden and Presa streets
$40.
II. NJ. McLane to G. G. Robinson
and S. F. Wiles, lots s, 10 and II
block 4, on Tanning street; three
promissory notes of $S33.33 each.
COURT NOTES.
Louis Gabel, farmer of the
Salado, is to have preliminar,
hearing before Commissioners Prize
next Thursday on a charge Of buy
ing grain belonging to the govern
ment.
In an assignment filed in tn,
case of Emma S. Steinle agains
the Germania Life Insurance com
pany, suit on insurance policy
$1,000 of the amount claimed IL
transferred to Mrs. Goepf.
Sheriff Campbell has received in
formation that a bay horse hal
been stolen from Jim Harrison, O.
East Waco, Texas, and that $50 re
ward is offered for its recovery.
In a case of Max Mile agains
Campbell Bros, suit for damages
in the sum of $1,000, tried in Jus
tice Devines court Thursday, judg
ment was rendered for defendant