The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-06-02
METEOROLOGICAL.

prpD-Granbury, Texas, May 80. 80,
BIN " ara a prominent citizen o. gl.
hurry and Hood county oI1a ms m. val
on Yesterday evening" ne w. assr say,gs
common all day, ate suppei ains nars
was Sitting in his room ne. ie MN gs Ii
when his aged father hou.eeA no,,s,
breath and make SOME STa 4
vent to him ana IVon nj NJ
/ linn. called in nelglpons, "a t,s
/ died at once. Deceaseu ma ,ra,l n.
/ ala n cotton buyer ana Voc a.s h,yls
prominently known in TINS eOun as an oil
lived here many years he W." wo,I
EelIow and Woodman oil Vne w
prN,NETT.-CoIumbia, Texas as. Ma na0, \
= Rennett. ST.. died here tnls ~. ~., X
a.. Az o'clocl from convulsiohs a. AM
p-irb,,s disease. His mother s ,aSr.s Il,
a. ,yben he was a child ne .' N, lbs
",,ts md Two cousins TO nouin 4.
,,' J'l ava his only Immediate lelas sr,rs.
49, ahouf "a years OF age anu % .a,s M
sor of sam Sweeney. VINO e"Ai'
S. II. Austin's colony v,s ~
TAFpARR.-Cleburne Texas, A norrg
a., Taffarr died yesteEda! I NJ "a
suddenly OF dropsy oil We Isayss 90 NJ
46 years old. unmarried anS Nsw FORK ~
atiyes except a niece rmi.,,adelnha "
perhaps a brother IN .astalrant haS'
the estate he left was MS ,,a sn,,ars. -
ness on the west SIDE Oh NI I'm teupoil1
court appointed Mr.. W. l. -. .sara iutsIa
administrator. His remains ~ which cras
~ the Knights OF Pyuhias' "
he belonged- ,,,v Sa-As
SMITH. Ennis. Texas az living ID
Moiiia smith. an estimable iaay i,v sttsi
~ o,Tt 81 Ennis. died satuiu's uuilI
noon and was buried in TINS wv "a NJ,
wHTTE-Bryan, Texas, May S ~ d
, \, " a - IVhpe aged GA years, Wv
NJ a. o'clock at the hons IN \
, ner,bew MIR. j. A. D, hoplnP S.S bssp
n,ilrs northeast Of Bryan. one Va ysars u
, resident of the county for msn' rnss b
was we'll beloved by all VIZ LON
, she was also the aunt oil M
4 Robinson OF Marlin Ma, q
e sTATAPoR.-Alvin. Texas 3. AZ cSo
, Died, on Sunday, May %, AZ ~ and y
5 az the home OF his parents, D., Willian
u. Leo Statapor, in TINS eis .,arrths aui
Statapor, aged IS wears mv 10
, days. and was buried SeS's dlssceassi I
u Confederate cemetery luo Loved
+ a bright and noble young mS Nm
70 respected by all who khe" nav 4
e observation-disclosures Texas, nj T1sass
:, Mrs NJ Bristley wife oil ol,y o,,s in
y M NJ prJsa,Iey. died at her nol ast
e 49,, this n,orning about md
r. o 80 n,as about in her 72d sen u
g I Ii,'ed b"rs for more than tYe" "a
y She was a most estimapls is %s,.y al
It ou 49, m,'9 ,irc,s Of friends in Lpens 4,
Il I1o,,,,,1, man will grieye a. ~ s,od
y necoased leaves a very agea s,mbs
s Deves'aeu i ma one son and nun M
:. grand children and one 'iII he lsit
har loss Her romans VIII ~, tuI
IS in tbe Catholic cemetery alVei ~ o
-, - uae No Catbolic church tomor'0' :
ing. 49, a.,
N WEST. Temple, Texas Vet vet At BI
= OF uhe death of MIR. r. +. rsceiyed
"a OF consumpbion. has peop uu1o'
- Mr.. West resided here ioi ,.M a POI
~ years and only recenuy health I
a.. here for rhs benefit OF III he burii
- western country. lie VIZ NJ NssoDs
On New Braunfels today by inc - NJ
an WEYMOUTH. -Flatonia, lss- Il n
=. lanes q. weymouth. lstnr- al b
nv e. WEYMOUTH, died at the ns s'rssaay
- In this city all $3.50 O'Clock ,,,sses o.
.so "a 1900 alter a lingering i'tn In, q
.ss eral weeks. The remains srt.
- 70 cornns christi for intermsn ~,
wELI.s.-Rosenberg, Texas T S1i
ID Maylos Wells, son OF ,n@S ,ng I
he this morning after i.ns Keatchil
His reunalns we're taken osnt. De
NJ his former home, for lnes ,Nsing yonn
he was a very quiet, faass LANDS q
et, and leaves a host Of IN var viii
mis- his early demise. In ehe .,,sr his .
en- ne was one OF the first 70 unu =
ks TO the country, serNlns
men, was mustered oHh "