The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-05-29

Anderson from the effects Of the diseasc
several months after their - mova 10 mar
place At Anderson Mi Schumacher os-
tnhished sash. door and bind factory on
Il staull scale. which he conducted with talr
success until the war put an end IN all
operations OF this sort He entered the
Confederate army In 1861 as a member OF
the Eighth Texas infantry, Walkers d.
vision. with which he went 10 the front
carly in 1862 Before his commau ! was
called 10 do much active service he was
taken sick ana was transferred to inc
ordnance department ot Anderson. where
tue most Of his service In behalf Of the
Confederacy was rendered In the line OF
his trade as woodworkman. In Deccmb +.
1855. he moved TO Navasota which nj MT
time was practically the terminus OF the
Houston and Texas Central rairond. aud
at once began to make preparations to
start a sash. door and blind factory. He
camped under a postoak tree, ana got out
dwelling and shop. Thu rapid development
OF the up-country then tributary to Ga $
product He added grisJ mill, then
gin and planning mill TO his plAnt and an
y N ~ succcssfullr until 1873 Al thit
time he turned his attention TO the cotton
see ,l BUSINESS erecting mill for the
manufacture of tho various products of tlc
cotton seed. his mill being the second
erected In the state.
MIR Schumacher has been married three
times and has raised to maturity n family
OF ten children. His first marriage oc-
cuune ed In Galveston IN 1854 and was 10
" hose parents settled In Galveston about
the time Mir. Schumacher settled there.
This lady died NJ Anderson. Grimes coun-
~ in 1886 He subsequently married
Miss Bergman, daughter Of William
Bcrrrm8n. who settled In Grimes conaty
IN 1874. and a gr0nddauehtepl of Francis
Holland, who was the fIst settler In the
country. taking NJ his residence here in
lt24 This lady lived but a few years
For his third via MI Schumacher mar.
ried Miss Emma lIorIock. native or
Pennsylvania, Of German descent.
WINSTON. San Antonio. Texas May
IS Richard Winslow, wealthy property
owner of this city died this morning at
i fhe age e As lr9rs Deceased Ma7 ma
Antonio thirteen years He leaves wife
ana two children.
SMITH enIson. Texas. Nav IS p. V.
West Manson street. aged 20 wears ana
10 months. He had been an invalid tm
about eight years and has been confined
to his bed constantly for seven months.
GILES. Mlueola. Texas. May 27-Cap.
ten Of this county and wen known al.
over the state, died this evening at
o'clock. lie was born In Kemper county
Miss, January, 1913.
BN0OhE-Fou Worth, Texas, May ss
Mrs y. G. Brooke, aged 50, died heF
last night The deceased was born Ia Tea
nessee. hut has resided in Texas forty
to-day for intermcnt
BURNIAM. Mason. Texas, May 23.-,
News reached here yesterday of the death
Of Ga Bnrnham, ior, many years prom.
nent cattlemnn Of this section. lie died
Mt Maiamoras. Mexico, aged "a.
GREEN.--Caldwell Texas, May 2s.--Nat
Gfeen, MI old citizen of the county. died
last night about nine miles east of Cald
Wen, aged about 81 years He leaves
large family to Mourn his loss
STANLEY. Paris Texas, May 25-Mrs
Martha STANLEY. aged %. died last Nfghl
AT Fulrrlght, Red River county. Inc re-
mnns were buried at Blossom this after
noon.
BRYANT Midlothian. Texas. May 25.-.
Mrs II T. Brgant Of palhs was huricd
here YESTERDAY Deceased was sister Of
Il. 7 Rea Of this place.
BLAKENEY. -- Clchurne Texas Nav d.
Died Mrs T. Blakeney, at Cleburne,
May 20, Of heart failure. Seven children
mourn her loss.
LONG.-Denison, Texas, May 21.-Lec L.
Long. who has been q pnstn. clerk since
1888. died today Of consumption.