The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-12-26
METEOROLOGICAL.

NEUROLOGICAL.
MlLLER-Fairlie. Texas. December 90
Adam T. M!iler, a pioneer Of Texas, died
years.
RobBlNs-rort Worth Teyas, Decem-
Der - Mrs. n, c. Robbins, wie OF c. a.
Robbins. lied this monpilg at O'Clock of
dronsN.
ha ru y l,M ,,6i! Texas, Deem,
OF his daughter, Mrs. Care Walker
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Texas, December
Of MIR. T. r. H. Schneider. dSad of Group
q noon today and VIII be buried at iious-
McCoRD~Fort Worth. Texas. Decem-
Der 2l.-Mrs. Jula Faulkner McCorl died
this morling at the residence of her son.
a. L. McCord. on the south sde. she was
KEITH Calvert, Texas, December q.
The infant son Of Mr.. and Mrs. N. n;
mon.ha. The funeral was held from their
residence this morning at 10 O'CLOCK
MILLER commerce.. Texas, Dece,nber
H-Adam 7. Miller. one of the oldest SET
tiers of this community. died yesterday.
| He was 10 years OF age and had been liv-
Ing near here for about lltty years, lie
| tian church.
| RlCHARDSON--lTena Texas. Deem
| Der 22.-Mrs. John Richardson was buried
today Yesterday morning. she arose .tnd
| in few minutes complained of not feel
| ing well In less than ar hour she was
dead. She was, ahent 81 years old and
LLOYD-Cmero. Texas, December 2s.-
| Cantatn Tom Lloyd. Familiarity known as
| CAP" d.cd this usorl4llg at his home.
| He was about 81 years Old, and forty years
| of that time he was a locomotive eng neer.
| he has been living in Cucro since its be-
ginning. lie will be buried th.s evening
by the Masons
rAsKEY- Fort Worth. Texas, Decem-
Der 23-AIrs. T. W Caskey died Monday
LAT fs,ne of nor 1u or
| Crenshaw. Her remains will be lad away
oeside Der hnsbani. at Jackson Miss,
while on a visit to his old home, She was
81 years Of age and her husband 81 at the
tine OF his death.
| kltlLHOLZ -Luling. Texas. December
2i.-Died, a the family residence, IN this
city, December %, Mrs I.izzie !>lhIholz.
aged IS wears. The funeral took place thug
| was the daughter of the well known m l.
rond man. Il. Walice and u sister Of Mr..
John Wallace. formerly OF the Galveston,
DIERS-Oldenburg, Texas December 2l
Mr. John piers, a deservedly popular
brother-in-law. Mr.. Louis Nuclkel. The
deceased was buried today at the family
grave yard near WarreYton lie was tot.
| number of sorrowinS relatives and friends.
The beautiful and impressive ritual OF the
Hermann Sohne, oil which order he was a
member, was read over his grave,
ROBlNSON--Orango. Texas. December
III. A. Robinson, prominent cttihcn of
Orange. died at his home in this city this
! morning at Use O'Clock at the age of -
years. MIR. Robinson wis a native o.
| LOUISIANA. He was IA member in good
| standing OF Iris lodge. Independent Order
of odd Fellows, by whom the funeral SER
vices We're conducted this afternoon at 3
oclcck. Besides q wife and four children
deceased leaves five brothers to mourn
his demise.
,MeK,AY1GEangsrr, Texas, December 81 e;
ID .r1t ham l.H
morning Of Brigbis disease. She was
81 Years OF age havins been born IN
for whom Bryan station was named.
novod 10 Texas ia 1s3S and settled near
Mhers Eryan staten now is. Since lN6l
Mrs Mckay has lived IN Donahoe, where
ami friends.
90 MG,kEtI-ce.,,2ar Rayou, Texas, pesesnber
his. home near this place. Sunday At u
o'clock, aged 81 years, Mr.. Mckee had
Saly hen slsk lew days ana his IF9 bh
position OF deputy sheriff for ght year,
beng i.rst appo .ntei deputy under Mr.
George Ellis, and on the election Of Sheriff
Erickson was re-apponted by that gentle
man. Mr., Mckee was very popular
tmouehout the county and at the last
asnirants by = very large majority Inter
mont Occurred at the Masoaic cemetery
1t THIS p!ecH Monday evening"
CLEMMONS--Long Texas Decem-
her u. T. y. Commons d.ei at hs resi-
dena here Yesterday of oonsumpt-pl. The
funeral services were held today at the
tlsi Eapt'st church by Rev W. T. TarIy
cf Palestine. The remains were followed
10 the cemetery hv a large crowd, all the
hu1'n sss houses being closed Mr.. Glenn
mons was the son of the late Roy y. y,
C3cmmpus ot Marshall and ha teen size
csSsiVoy cashier and pres deni OF the
First National hank II Longv'ew having
Teen cnaenated with that insttut7on s.nce
its crgr ui-ption We leaves a Wife ami
fcur rti'areu The Uniform rank, Knish's
OF, Pytisgs conducted he burial serves.
IbtAN--N'"toria Texas. De 'emhcr y.
Ms Mary Jare Hogan di.d this NOM
Ing ~ IN" age &c II. she leaves hve
! 81 Nren-CtariA HOGAN OF San Antonio,
w : iesan ~ Galveston. Mrs. r. +, liuck
Of HallclSNlf- ard I'd Gri John llui,ali
! u Victoria. iior dsath occurred very sud
de-,Y at the Gera1n Catholic church, and
waf Hnttrely uue&periet as sh0 hal bcon
N fNcell M reahh she was horn Ia 'rs-
land and SIC Il the carly Gays + her l.ie N
I Bouston anl 'aior NJ tnFaro'a ard Vie
tor'a VIII her daughter. Mrs. y. II. Re
70 q, and SINCE whose 9cnth two %enrs
ago hes been mother tc her motherless
Oh! ''5n. She was Consistent devou & 4
active ,rtowler Of the Roman c3thol.c
church sni was vowed ny everyone in