The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-12-03

specteu nay OF this place, died here at 10
,ouock yesterday morning OF diabetes.
Her illness has been Of several muntha'
duration and II was thought she was some
eestei. but Friday evening there was .
decided change for the worse, from which
sne never rallied and finally Sunday the
end came as above stated. She will be
buried today in the city cemetery.
| RYAN--Fort Worth, Texas. December 1.
News has been received here OF tho death
o. Matthew Ryan. Jr.. Ct Leavenworth.
Nan. MI Ryan was one OF the leading
cattlemen OF the West and had large ranch
INTERESTS In Montana and Arizona. lie was
well known In Texas and had many friends
| In Fort Worth
HAYGOOD--Homer Texas. November
so.--G. W. Haygood, in his sd year, died
on tho 2Sth instant. Mr. Haygood was foa
two terms assessor Of Angelina county; a
devoted member Of the Baptist church. an
old Confederate veteran bearing the scars
OF many hard fought battle.
| STANLEY--Cleburne. Texas. November
20. --opie Stanley, son Of Mr. Newt Stan
ley. died yesterday with congestion. He
was sick only a few hours.
BoNE--sherman, Texas. November 80
]. H. Dilden OF Sherman has Just received
Intelligence OF the death of his daughter,
Mrs. Minnie Bone at San Antonio last
sunday. Mrs. Bone. accompanied by her
husband and mother, Mrs. Dilden, left
here about two weeks ago for San Antonio
overland. The trip was made In this man
ner with San Antonio the objective point.
| hoping that the winters eojourn In that
city would restore to health Mrs. Bone, VIII,
has for q long time been sufferer from
consumption. Her remains will be brought
here for interment.
GOBBART--Victoria, Texas December L.
w. ]. Gobbart OF Hynes' bay, Refugio
| county. died last night In this city OF con-
sumption. He reached here late last night
for medical attention, but expired a short
while after arriving here. He leaves a
| wife and four children.
WALLACE-Luling, Texas. November &C.
Died--At the family residence In this city
| ut $3.50 a. M, John II. Wallace. aged ~
years. The funera, took plare in The city
cemetery at 4:3o p. M. Rev. Copeland off,
| ciating.
! FOSTER--Luling, Texas, November 26,
Mrs. Elmira Foster died this morning al
4 the residence OF her son-in-law. 5. g. Or
chard, of Guadalupe county. The inter-
| Ecnt took place al the Harris chapel ceme-
| terry.
| PARKER Palestine, Texas. November
26.--Mrs Turner Parker died this morning
at 2;40 o'clock at the residence OF her
daughter, Mrs T. w. Moore. Dec1sSed was
76 years of age. Funeral sery.ces were
conducted from the residence ut p. m
| today.
STAFFORO--Neimar Texas, November
26--Mr. jesse Stafford of I.aGrange, Tenn,
brother OF Mr.. Dan Stafford. a promi-
| nent and worthy citizen OF this city, came
| here about two months ago with his wife
and two daughters, travelling for lis wifes
health She was afflicted With ccnsump-
| ton, and died here tliis morning at the
home OF Mr.. Dan Stafford. her l,rotber-in-
law Her husband and children leave here
on the castboucd train Al 1928 thls even
| ing with hor remains for their home In
LAGRANGE Tenn. During their sojourn at
| this place they have made many friends,
and the father and dear little children have
the sympathy OF all.
STOI.Z--Brenham Texas, November "a.
Mr.. Fritz Stolz. aged about 81 years, died
| at the home Of his father, Mr.. julius Stolz.
at IL o'clock Tuesday, and was buried at
2 p. M. Wednesday at the Lutheran church
at Gay Hill. His malady was dengue. He
| had been sick about two weeks. He was q
young man about 20 years OF age.
| ORR-Rockdale. Texas, November U.s.
| Yesterday afternoon there was buried here
an old resident Of Eockdale who was one
OF the surviving veterans Of the Mexican
war OF 1913. and who mingled with tht
venerable comrades at the reunion which
was held at this place In 1898. V. i. err
| ripe In yeahs (72), honored and respected
\ by all who knew him. plain, honest. God,
| fearing man. was buried, tho funeral ger
vices being conducted by the Knights Of
| Honor. of which for many years he was
| a member When the next ;lusier roll o
| the Veterans association rs called no re-
Spouse can come from V. r. Orr. but bis
| remaining comrades may remember bin
with pride as a man whose lcrs life was
lived without stain or bieinish.
SMITH--Beeville. Texas, November 20
Hills Marguerite. the little 2-year-old
| daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Leonore Smith
4 died in this city yesterday moinipg at 1l.St
O'Clock Her death was caused by an at
tack Of dengue fever. superinduced by 0
| severe cold.
BIBBEE-Snyder, Texas. November 2s
| Died, on the 18th instant at $50 p. m. ir
Snyder, Henry G. Bibbee, very suddenly
OF neuralgia OF the heart. dying in con-
| yulslons MIR. Bibbee was one OF the lead
| ing business men OF the town, and leaves
| a wife and three children aud a host o.
| friends to mourn his loss. All business
houses are closed. with crepe on the doors
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Texas, No
yernper oS.---R +. Hedgcoxe. an aged cit
izen. died yesterday of paralysis aid wa
buried In Pecan Grove cemetery In TIM
| city For upwards Of fifty years the de
ceased was a prominent west Collin far,
mer.
| WALRAvEN--- Bartlett. Texas, Novem-
| Der 2s.-Died at his home. four miles ives
az town, Mr.. Henry Wslraven. with typhoid
| fever. He was the father OF the three
| children who died about three weeks ag'
| with the same disease. out OF a family o
/ eight there are only four surviving; namely
the mother and three small children
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