San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-09-27
BUCH SUED FOR DIVORCE
WIFE OF THE MURDERER WANTS
A SEPARATION.
Says He Has Threatened to Kill
Her, and Accused Her of Unchas-
'tity-Pansy Scott Makes It Lively
For Her Husband, and He Wants
a Divorce-Court News.

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morning, through Attorney j. F.
Cahill. The petition alleges that
they were married in Guadalupe
county in 1891, and lived together
az man and wife until the 18th Of
this month, when she was com.
PEELED to leave him on account Of
his acts and doings. They have
one child, named Aba Buch, aged
3 years. The petition further
alleges that during the time she
lived with her husband she
conducted herself with propriety
and managed the household az
fairs with prudence and economy,
but that the defendant, disregard
ing the solemnity of the marriage
vows, within a short time after
their marriage, commenced a sys-
tematic course of unkind, harsh
and tyrannical conduct toward her,
which continued, with slight inter-
missions, ever since until the 18th
day of September, 1895, when plain
tiff was compelled to leave defend
ant. She claims that on that day
he threatened to take her life and
told her to dress herself in her best
garments and prepare herself for
death, which she did, expecting
him to carry out his threats, and
believes he would have executed
them had not her friends protected
her. She says he has often threat
ened to take her life and accused
her of adultery. Defendant is said
to be a man of violent temper, and
has refused to support her. Plain
tiff alleges that defendant is in
possession Of community property
amounting to 5000 and that his an
nual income is $1,000. She asks
for $50 a month for the support OF
herself and child. Plaintiffs
maiden name was Helen Sahm.
BEAT UP HER HUSBAND.
J. E. Scott accuses his wife, Pan
sy, of cutting up his clothes, smash
ing the furniture Of their house
hold and breaking q pitcher over
his head. He says she has done
this without any provocation on
his part, and has also cursed and
abused him. In order to live in
peace, he has begin suit for divorce,
the petition being filed in the Thir-
ty-seventh District court yesterday.
They were married last February
6, and lived together until August
20, when Pansy started on the war
path.
CRANES CIRCUS SUED.
A suit was filed in Justice Jones'
court this morning, in which Larry
Moore complains of Z. T. Craig, and
is suing for debt of $95. Moore was
employed as boss canvas man Of
"Crane's Consolidated Exhibition"
and his wife was to give an exhibit
ton of hair sliding at each per-
Torrance of the show, and also do
all the sewing and mending Of the
properties. For this Moore and
wife were to receive $25 a week
and board. Moore claims that he
has fully complied with the con-
tract, and that defendant has failed
to pay the wages as agreed upon,
which amount to $95. Plaintiff
also asks for $l05 as damages.
LICENSED TO WED.
o. o. Woodman and M. Lillian
Scott.
w. G. Vanderbeer and Josephine
Short.
COUNTY WARRANTS.
]. A. Bitter, wood for poorhouse,
$40; J. M. Trainer, inquest on the
body of Anton Tudyk, S..
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Kate o.: S. Mallory and +. N.
Robertson to VIM. @. Kalteyer, lot
5, block 8, between Madison and
South Alamo streets; $1,000.
Mary and Lon Neal to B. F.
Witten, lots l, 2, 3, and 4, block 4,
west side of South Flores; $3.50.
j. H. McLeary to j. l.. Burgess,
lot 10, block 10, on Texas avenue,
West End S..
Anna III. and j. A. Daugherty to
Anna Is. Hilton, part Of South half
of city lot Ill, on Dakota street;
$4,000.
COURT NOTES.
Stephen Seffel Is suing NJ. Her
week and Ernst Wesenberg on
promissory note of $60U in the
Forty-fifth District court.
A case of Winnifred Gagin
against Peter Bagneris, suit for
forcible detainer of premises on
Water street, was tried by jury in
Justice Jones court this morning
and verdict rendered for plaintiff.