The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-04-19
NEUROLOGICAL.

rRsOS-Qninlana' -
HKerolenc Peterson, the agei
Mrs, Celia Olsen, died this
at . o'clock
.psoN-Austln, Texas, April H..
n well known citizen or
iu .iod here tonight at his residence
snSdenly, of heart failure.
wA1TER - Lampasas. Texas.
MIR. Il. f. Buckwalter, an Old
ao,ad citizen of Lampasas, died
Y, from a stroke of paralysis.
postrop. Texas. April 15.--Died,
home south of Bastrop. on MONDAY,
p 1897, Mrs. Scott Gray. leaving
.rd and four small children TO
her loss.
k,,tK-Caldwell, Texas, April IL.
~ evening Mr.. Joe Rychlik died
homc In this county at the age
.,y'scven years. He was a Bohe-
"A an excellent citizen.
,rR--ye,asco, royas. April al -
~ Mather. aged &c years, mother
Mather and Captain Maiher,
.rs,,n. died NJ the home of her
,er remains were taken to Illinois,
hREY-Georgetown, Texas. April
Lizzie Condrey, aged 49,
Mr.. ]. e. Condrey, of Corn Hill.
i, night at the residence OF her
Mrs. j. e. Smith, of consumption.
rNBERG-Corpus Christi. Texas.
IsEMrs. Sarah NJ. Rosenberg re-
died in this city, aged as years.
ros native of Illinois, but
(eided In Corpus Christi over forty
|cEss-sherman, Texas, April IL
h burgess, an old and we'll known
of Grayson county, died yesterday
ktsboro, from cancer of the face.
mich he had suffered for over two
NANAN-Ferris. Texas. April H.
frances A. Buchanan, consort OF DR..
ZA buchanan, died April IL, and was
here today, aged % years She was
hinent member Of the Baptist church,
Ias A universal fayorite in this sec
FNEs-Leesville, Texas. April ID
ouisa E. Haynes. widow of the late
HAYNES, died at her home near this
this morning at 2 o'clock. She
IA years old. Six children
Rlarge number of grand children sur
er.
sT-Conroe, Texas. April 14.-Mrs.
Hunt is dead. She was - years OF
his combined with nervous prostra-
kded the grim reluer in taking one
Eas greatly loved Long win the
" live of her many deeds OF charity
Kindness to suffering humanity.
LMs-Lott, Texas, April 13.-Mrs.
Of Houston county died here yes
and was buried today. Her death
aused by complicated case of
Is. He. husband MIR. j. n. Adams,
(arrying her on pleasure trip to
Mills when she wIs taken Ill, which
about month
RvlAMCE-Wharton, Tevhs. April
Died, Monday night, after n lingering
of consumption, lex Pnrviance,
about "a years. rho funeral took
at o'clock Tuesday evening and
6s followed to MS last resting place
1foncourse of the sor:OWing friends Of
childhood and "ou'h.
RK-Beeville. Texas, April 1.-THE
III OF Mrs Patric Burk occurred last
bg at o'clock from the Catholic
"A. Rev, Father Monclus rendered a
&impressivo service, and preached
a funeral service to a crowded house.
Muneral procession was one of the
81 ever seen In Beeville.
PLING-Luling, Texas, April t.
a at the family residence in Guada-
Escounty, at 10 a. m, April 10. Mrs.
Apping. The burial took place this
pg at the Brushy creek cemetery.
8Appling was well known, and from
3ountiftl store OF this worlds goods
contributed much to the cause of the
AYLoR-Willis, Texas. April H.
iraylor died yesterday evening at 6
p al his home at Old Wayerly, ten
east of here, after lingering ILL
sof nearly two years. While suffer-
Fith Ia grape he contracted severe
(which settled on his lungs, resulting
resumption. He leaves a wife and
I son 10 mourn his loss.
E-cuero. Texas, April 16.-Mr. Lee,
zane mere about three months ago to
livery stable from Killeen, Bell
~ died Yesterday evening. His wife
mother were at his bedside when he
HIS remains will be taken to his
or home for burial. He was member
e Woodmen Of the World, and that
VIII accompany his remains to the
WLEs-Luling, Texas, April ID
az the family residence near Fen
r. d. Towles, aged "a years.
ouriai took place al the Prairie Lea
cry Yesterday evening. MIR, Towles
iekas veteran, having the day after
rived IN West Texas participated in
ah'ous indian battle of Plum creek,
en ms city and Lockhart, wherein
al burleson's command soundly
aea me comanche Indians that had
ana burned Linnville. (now La
, ana We're fleeing north, He leaves
se number Of descendants who stand
III Inc community.
'pAN-Brookshlrc, Texas. April H.
!, al Ibrookshlre. Texas, at the home ct
= ! w w. Norris at midnight April l..
! ,'eiahd Monroe Jordan, eldest son IF
o. D. Jordan of his place. after
o, five days suffering which be
WIN almost unparalleled fortiiude.
ti'h was caused from Wood poisoning
nv y" ny q fracture Of the leg lone,
'u u me knee, tearing the Zone from
.l %se ana protrudins from the skin.
'sm was terribly lacerated The de-
(, :. was W, bonn near Dailyvllls, Karnes
,, 10 eSas, on August 20, 1882, and died
n -' le'' He vas universal ia
pb WIN young and old, AMI the idol of
"a ' wv ana companions and was
,H ny mem for his ipanly and loving
,.nra peihg rcace maker among
', s,rs, and always striving to Keep
at,sn a re was a regular ana punc-
ass' W. i at the Sunday school OF
ns az was q member. IIo leaves an af-
and ,,hho,hef; who In almost IN In
IA VIII, ,hfee sisters AID baby broth
~ WIN sadly miss him. and n sovntod