Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1890-11-02
last night at the Christian church. A
large crowd OF friends AID relatives were
present to witness the ceremony.

DEATHS.
Mr.. Ellington, Cleburne. October 90
Mrs. Annie McVay, Denlson, Ooto.
Der 80.
Mr.. A. j. Samuels, Mineola, Octo.
Der 80.
Mrs. Sophia Richardson, Denton, DC.
tober 27.
Mr.. NJ. J. Chaplin, Sherman, Octo-
Der &C.
Mr.. Conrad Hardenberg, Denison, De-
tober 80.
Mrs. NJ. E. Miller, Decatur, octo
| Der 20.
Mr.. Ward Byuum, Brownwood, Ooto-
Der 70.
Mr.. A. K. Fuller, Ell Paso, October %.
Mr. Jacob Hendricks, Ceder Hill, Oc-
! tober &c.
Gen. G. W. Van Week, Nacogdoches.
October 80.
Mr.: Trave Johnson, Lynch, ooto-
Der 20.
Mrs. Sophia Richardson, Denton, o.
toher 2S.
Mr.. William Moore, near waxahachie,
October Pa.
Mr.. James Dooley, near waxahachie,
October %.
Mr.. Charlie Pilgrim, near Pittsburg
October %.
JEFFERSON, Nov. 1.-Mr. Hugh IT.
win, an estimable young man of this
city, died after a lingering illness of two
years from consumption last night. He
leaves an only sister, who was dependent
upon him for support.
ABILENE, Nov. lie. l.. Ritcb, q
leading citizen and jpweler of this city,
died at his residence this morning at $500
after prolonged attack of TYPHOID fever.
HIS funeral will take place Sunday
afternoon from the First Presbyterian
church at 3 O'Clock. The funeral will
be under the auspices of the Abilene
ght Infantry, of which he was first
lieutenant, and the knight of Pythias.
The Abilene Light Infantry issued orders
by Capt. Allen Buell. that Gas mark
OF respect the officers and men OF this
command will attend the funeral of
Lieut.. Ritch in a body aud wear the
usual badge of mourning for thirty
days. Lieu. Ritch' 5 life was insured
for S25O0 in the New YORK life insurance
company.
Mr.. Cecil Pepper, Temple, October %.
Mrs. Jennie Smith, near Circleville,
October 81.
Mr.. John N. Preston, Wills Point,
October %.
BEooKsToN, Oct. 31.-Mr. John A.
HoGue, an old and respected resident OF
this county, died at CLOCK this morn
ing, two miles north or thus pl ace at the
age of forty five years.
GAINESVILLE, Oct. 3l.-Mrs. Martha
A. Farthing, wife of Rev. ]. Il. Earth
ing, died in this city yesterday. The de-
ceased was most estimabie lady, de-
vout follower of Christ and beloved by
nll who knew her. She had been for |
many years resident OF this city, hay-
ing come with her husband at an early |
day. She leaves large family Of sous |
and daughters to mourn her loss.
AUSTIN, TEX Oct. 3l.-Rudolph R.
bremoud son of John Bremond, banker,
lied OF consumption this morning; also
Mrs. Henry E. Tadd, daughter of DR..
doxie, formerly a distinguished citizen
IF Washington county. Her death re-
'ulted from typhoid fever.
MARSHALL, Oct. 3l.-Died, at the
'esidence of Mr.. James johnson, Octo-
Der 80, Mrs. Bette Martin. Mrs. Martin
vas born in Troupe county, Georgia. She
moved to Texas with her husband, Col.
B. Fl. Martin, in November, 1919. Flu
ierhl services to-day.
Houston, Oct. 3I.-Dr. Lewis A.
'ryan died here this morning, aged
ixty-four years. He was one of the
oremost physicians in the state, and in
he early days was member of the leg
stature. In 1873 he went to Memphis to
ttend the sick during the yellow fever
and in 1888 went through the
pidemic at Jacksonville, Fla. as a VOL
nteer physician.