The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1899-05-15
NEUROLOGICAL.

MAYs-Mra. Jessie Mays, wife OF VIII II,
Mays OF the Bulletin, died last night at IL
O'Clock after an Illness OF several days
BoWDEN- Goldthwaite. Texas, May Ia
Mr. and Mrs W n. Bowden OF the Bowden
hotel lost their little baby, Lois yesterday
morning at 2 clock. The remains were IN
tered In the ODD Fellows cemetery yesterday
evening.
BALDWIN. Huntsville Texas, May H.
Hosea Ballou, son of Mr., and Mrs. Jas, ii.
Baldwin. died yesterday lie had mn attack OF
measles originally. which settled on his lungs
aged II years, Much sympathy is felt for the
be-taved parents.
HUDDLBSTON-To Texas, May
11.--W. II. Huddleston, an old resident
died here yesterday aged 6S years. MT
Huddeston leavos five sons and daugh-
ter to mourn mis- loss.
MILEs-Tcmple. Texas, May 1i--Mrs. John
W Miles died yesterday OF congestion OF the
stomach and will be buried today from lho
family residence Adams avenue and North
Tenth street. A husband and seven chlIdre"
arc left to mourn her loss
DoWNs-Temple. Texas, March Ill. r.
Dowrs. Santa Fe conductor, died at me
santa Fe HOSPITAL yesterday lie was brought
here about three weeks ago from BrowhWoon
where he has been III for long tine, MT ~
r. Downs formerly master Of transportation
az the Santa Fs. is a brother OF deceased
GLENN-Elkhart, Texas, May l3-Mr n, a.
Glenn. an old and honored citizen OF tnls
county, died OF Inflammation OF me slomacn
II
| Of here last night and was inferred III fH-
grim's cemetery today. He leaves a vile ana
| five children
BROWN. --Henderaon Texas May 81
/ Mr. Taylor Brown. a Confederate veteran
and ex-lieutenant OF company b, Third
highly esteemed by the citizens OF Rusk
county. as well as his old comrades IN
arms.
/ DoNELsoN--Kosse Texas. May 12-
Died at the residence OF his son, Captain
4 w D. Donelson OF Heads Prairie last
evening, Joseph Donelson He was born In
Kentucky eighty-seven years ago; came tC
Headsville twenty three years ago was {
consistent member of the Cumberland
Presbyterian church,
STANDARDIZATION Texas, May ii-Marcui
starzer, well dressed stranger, about 81
yesrs old died on 4 northbound Texas ant
Pacific train between this place and Argyl'
this morning. lis death was caused hy con
was sudden he was unaccompaned enrout'
, TO Bonham from Amarillo Texas. helatlVel
at Trenton and Eli were today notlhed ah'
the body turned over TO an undertaken
EWING-Texarkana Texas May 1A-Wli
Liam D. Ewing died in this city today at thu
age Of 81. Up TO within TWO years ago ne wa !
an engineer on the Iron Mountain ralirohd
, He became disabled however by sickness AM
/ has been on tho decline ever since. EWini
was Confederate soldier and served unde
General Gordon. During the closing hours o
bis life his mind would revert to the scene
! OF battle and In those deliriums ne woul
give commands his last words being, FOLLOW
, them boys
) sMITH-Greenville Texas, May H.
J, From Weyland comes news OF the death
e Mrs. Smith, wife OF Tom G. Smith an oil
I and highly respected citizen Of the county
4 Mr. Smith Is an ex-member of the Texa
legislature, an old Hunt county teache
e and prominent Mason, His wife, dc
d ceased, was SoRelle and leaves larg
: circle Of relatives TO mourn her dealt
which came at a ripe old age.
KRING. -skidmore. Texas. May 49,
Mrs Addie Kring, relict Of the late Jaco
Kring died at Papalote on the 10th lrstar
II and was buried Yesterday Jacob Krin
was raised In Refugio county and when
: hoy about the year 1850 was captured
Indians. and after fifty miles chase WI
recaptured by a party OF citizens and Rar
! gers. among whom was the venerable an
ie respected Major John II. Woody, now n
y siding at st. Marys. Texas. Several OF q
!, Indians were killed.
LINA.--Brookshire. Texas, May I'm
50 RE. the s-year-old daughter OF MT ana NJ
T. paul MaiIna, died last night from ulcerar
ne so,e throat aItcr an illness OF several month
A. She bore her suferings with forutude
ID large coucourse OF citizens attended the 7
A neral and the ceremonies were very nnpIe
al siye The Ifookshre band, OF which Mr.. N
- lima Ia leader played the Dead March, IA
le Mr., 81 ]. Parker offclated at the grave a
n dalivered an excellent lecture. which was Y
rs Ter I'd TO with q great deal OF interest I
entire community sympathizes with the !
n. resysd parents