San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-05-31


Albert Mccormick, formerly of this
! city, now of Beaumont is rejoicing
oyer the safe arrival of a fine baby
boy.
j. R. Hughes and C. L. Mckenzie,
detectives of the wells-Fargo Express
company, are in THE city having re-
| turned from the west after a futile at
tempt to trail the Lozier train robbers.
FINEST OLD WHISTLES AND
WINES AND CIGARS AT BULL
BROS. ~a 11-27-tf
The 25th wedding anniversary of
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis HUH was cele-
brated May 26th at their residence.
| A private picnic arranged by Mr..
| Max Dausin took place on the Salado
yesterday.
-Reinhardt Schneider explained sat
isfactorily to the recorder today that
he was not fighting and his case was
dismissed.
Frank Snipes, indicted by the grand
jury for assault to murder Albert p.
Wooley, gave bond in the sum of $1,000
this morning.
Judge Maxey was engaged this
morning in hearing a motion in the
case of Walter NJ Barnett against the
Southern Pacific : company, suit for
damages, for removal Of the case
| from the Federal court to the State
courts The hearing is being resumed
this Afternoon. Judge Maxey leaves to-
night for New Orleans to attend Court
of Civil Appeals, - u
Licensed to wed: r. j. Nichols
and l.. F. Kline and Regime Gonzales
and Teresa Cantu.
-Cestino Avilla, a Mexican was fined
sos by the recorder this morning on
charge of trying to assault little girl.
Two little negro boys, Walter Pow
ell and Jesse Henson were hned 20
each by Recorder Lewis for throwing
rocks and disturbing religious worship
e. Brown, Mississippfs father OF
Populism was again before the fecor-
der this morning on the charge OF being
drunk and was fined 81. He was ares
ted by officer Pat Stevens Saturday
night. He was arrested wednesday
night by officer Calvin and fined 81
Thursday morning last also on the
same charge. s.l .. at,a
j. c. Walters will be tried by the
recorder tomorrow as a suspicious
character, his case having been con-
tinued from this morning. Il
Frank Conchava was before the
recorder for being drunk and down
this morning and was allowed to go,he
having been in Jail since SATURDAY
night. He claimed to be from Luling-
WIN. McKenon, charged with vag-
rancv. will be tried in recorders court
tomorrow. His case was continued to-
day. ..
Gus Baker, charged with being dis
orderly was fined s. this morning by
the recorder, but later the judge re-
considered and RENTED the fine,
Louis Weisshaupt, the Mahncke
hotel waiter, arrested Saturday morn
ing at a. mansion de joie, on the west
side for being disorderly by Ohhcer
Van Ripper, was dismissed by the re-
corder this morning, the evidence not
sustaining the charge.
Jennie Howard, an actress at the
Washington theatre was arrested
this morning by officer J. M. Shelburn
for breaking window as she was go
ing home from the theatre about $3.50
o'clock. The recorder continued her
case until tomorrow. '.t1
Joe Menchaca, a Mexican boot
black, was fined IS by the recorder this
morning for insulting woman yester-
day. He was stading in saloon door
and called her his honey so she said.
Mr.. Louis Schatsky,. who was
brought in to his home in this city
| Saturday evening from Lacoste suff-
| ering with an arm and leg broken, is
reported today as resting aseasily as
possibly and progressing favorahly
There were 2SO cases on Recorder
Lewis docket during the month OF
| May. .rnE,- .' .
| Final naturalization papers were
| granted to Chas. F. Luken of Great
| Britain by Judge Green this morning.
| Mr.. Chas. H. Hart, well known
and popular citizen of this city, for the
past 20 years, during which time he
has been a clerk in the quartermas-
ter's department of the military chad
quarters department of Texas died yes
terday morning at his residence on
Government hill. ...t-. ,,.. ....
| Recorders court room was filled to
overlooking by visitors this morning,
it being difficult to get inside the railing
the place being jammed so thoroughly.
The recorder this morning fined
Rentein s25 for carrying dirkfo a..
Rentin Ramirez SIS for carrying dirk
knife. While intoxicated he fell on
Houston street Saturday night and as
Officer Daniels was helping him up he
discovered the knife which had been
broken by the man falling on it.
Jas. Mitchell and Sidney King had
fight in Kings back yard on Vilita
street yesterday afternoon about 10 o.
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