San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-01
LOUIS BUCH'S ANSWER.
HE ACCUSES TR0NE AS HIS wIFE's
PARAM0UR.
He Says His Real Name Was Elmer
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wife, Helena Bucb, for divorce, in
the Forty-fifth District court.
He says he lived with his wife un-
til about September Is, last, when
she confessed her infidelity towards
him, and out of the deep love and
affection he has for his young and
innocent child, Aba Buch, aged 3
years, and for the purpose OF pre-
serving the child from the contain
mating influence arising from the
immoral acts, unchaste and cor.
rupt conduct Of its mother, as well
as out of respect for himself and
the good opinion OF his relatives,
friends and the public, he was COM
PEELED to separate from her.
Defendant further alleges that
plaintiff had at divers times Illicit
aud carnal intercourse with
discharged soldier, who enlisted In
the United States army under
the false name of Albert Troue,
but whose real name was Elmer
E. ThroD, about two months prior
to their separation, in the presence
of their child, in his house, near
Lookout postoffice, while he was
endeavoring to earn a comfortable
support for his wife and child.
Defendant further alleges that
when he denounced and exposed
Trone, the latter attempted TO take
his life. and inflicted serious
wounds upon him.
Buch says he has no income
whatever, and is unable TO pay
plaintiff any aliHony, and that she
is entitled to none. He asks that
the alimony and divorce prayed
for by plaintiff be denied, and that
he be granted judgment, dissolv-
ing the bonds OF lmatrimony be-
tween himself and plaintiff, and
also asks for the entire care, Gus.
tody, control and education OF their
child.
| COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS.
Motions submitted-R. A. Har-
per ct al, VS.. Ernest c. EasoD, from
Bexar, for rehearing and to affirm
on certificate; A. I. and =. F. RS
Co. VS.. c. NJ. Click, from El Paso,
for hearing; Dimmit County vs.. j
b. SolmoD, from Dimmit, for leave
to file transcript and briefs; G. III.
and s. A. Ry. Co. VS.. J. w. White
ct al, from Bexar, for rehearing;
Otto Wahrmund ct al, VI. the
Edgewood Distilling Co., from
Bexar, for rehearing; B. S. Harm
sen and wife Va. Charles f.
Wesche, from FL Psso, for
rehearing; w. G. Howard VS..
A. G. Faggard, from, Gonzales,
rehearing: Adolph Denecamp ct
al. VS.. r. L. Townsend, from BeXar,
to strike out brief OF appellants;
John Riley VS.. Reifert q Tips ct al,
from Karnes, for rehearing; City
OF San Antonio VS.. Thos. w. Null
laly ct al, from Bexar, leave to
file transcript. Mexican National
railroad company VS.. James o.
Jackson, from Webb, for rehearing:
w. G. Houston VS.. A. G. Faggard,
from Gonzales, to suppress appel
lant's motion for rehea-ing; Ed
wards county, VS.. Ike III. Jennings
at al, from Edwards, to postpone
submission.
REAL ESTATE.
C.B. Mullaly and T. G. Lambeth
to Mrs. Ada M. Cox, lots 4 and 8, in
f. G. Lambeth's subdivision OF
block II, on the south side OF Myr-
tie street; 500.
Plus Schneider, Joe Schneider and
Annie Kraus, nee Schneider, to
Frank Schneider, part OF lot 46, and
north half of lot IA, on the east side
Of Presa street; $40.
LICENSED TO WED.
f. NJ. Badders and Minnie l..
Twohig.
NJ. Mason and Sarah Green.
COUNTY WARRANTS.
H. B. Salliway, superintendent
of construction of new courthouse,
Ia days, 1852; Louise Mueller,
washer. woman, poorhouse, $50;
Theresa Liebig, matron, poorhouse,
$25; Joe Kollaeschnig, laborer,
poorhouse, $50; S. P. Ritter, labor
er, poorhouse, $50; Paul Liebig, !
cook, poorhouse, $50; Julius Re-
mer, steward, poorhouse, $50; :
Jacob Weber, superintendent, poor
house, $50; Vicente Soss, guarding !
Borrego bridge, So.
COURT NOTES.
The county commissioners will
meet tomorrow morning, to act
upon the county assessors rolls.
A motion advocating the is
suance OF certificates amounting |