The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-07-08
TEXAS DEATH ROLL.

Or. T. O. Hynes,
Brenham, Texas, July IA gallant Con.
federate soldier, one Of the beited Knigats
Of the battle OF shiloh, who lost an arm
whiie charging up to the lannon's mouth,
has grounded arms for the long rest, until
the ccholng Of the resurrection morn surs
the martial spirit with It's reveilie, awaken
ing the sleeping dust to put on Immortality.
Dr. 4. o. Hynes, whose sad death occurred
al his home Ia this city, saturday after
noon, has been IN feeble health Tor some
uhe A Few months ago he lost MS power
OF speech. and for the past few weeks be
mas been sOJourning iu austin and later IN
san Antonio, under treatment OF spe-
clahsl IN The hope OF getting his voice re
stored Out few days ago ne came nome
unlmproved In this particular but his gen
eral health seemed better, ana when he VISA
suddenly stricken Saturday morning the
shock came as Il surprise 10 his Immediate
family ana friends, bui u was realXed ~
once that there was little hope for his re-
coFerN- lhe attending physicians succeeded
~ partially raly1ng HIM from the hrst coma
lose condition into which be sank 50 sud
denly, but second attack saturday after
nooh gave him a syft release from his
suHeTlHg. Or hynes was born In North
Carolina September T. SIS and was there
FORE al the time Of his demise - years aud
10 months OF age. He received his early
education IN his native state. but with his
parents moved to Louisiana, and later coin
pletlng his education, entered the medical
department. OF the University OF Louisiana,
from which he graduated Ia 1895, and his
hlst practice was Ia the Marine hospital of
New Orleans
In the war between the States, he joined
company g, Seventeenth Louisiana iufau-
Iy. anu rose 10 the rank NJ first lruten-
ant In which capacity he was serving up 70
me Cth day of April lsGZ when during
the battle Of Shiloh, while charging the
enemy, he was struck vita canister shot
and his left arm cut on above the elbow
rms disqualified him IRON further service
IN defense of the cause, aud cut short what
PROMISED 10 be d brilliant ornlr career.
soon after the close OF the war. IN 1865
he moved to Brenham, whore Ar has con
thupusll resided since until the time of
his death, pracucing his profession ana
%here he drew around him host of fIlenIs
warm anu true, who are today bowed In
gIlef over lis death.
u Hyues WAS married in Louisiana In
lsoe 10 Mrs Slater, and 10 them two chill
9Teh were porn, Mrs l. + Ammons, an
during all his illness Ia addition to tEese
Two daughters he leaves one sister, Mrs. A
IT, ba1eI 90 mourn his demsa
Dr- H{nes was member o. Washington
camp No 80, United Confederate Vetsr-
ans, member OF Ceytmel Lodge No 80
L.. o. y. +. and member OF Graham Lodge
~ s. 7. and a. II. and the members OF
li these organizations ruined ont in body
10 no homer TO his memory sunday morning.
al 100 o'clock when with Imposing ceremony
I'D ll' presence OF alar-a cnncourse OF grief
stricken friends, he was laid 70 rest IN
Prairie Lea cemetery.
90 PEOPLES. Cameron, Texas, July I
lCstei laN Mrs Louisa peQpleS mother Of
Alderman Tom Peoples was inferred in
paA hlH cemetery She died rather sud
denly, Friday morning. Deceased vas born
la bAio w ISIS from thence removed to
mississippi, aud ia 1850 to louisiana. com
Ing INTO Texas ia 1871, and to this county
auouJ zen years ago. Having reached the
RIPE old age Of 81 years she passed into
her eternal rest
HOGUE.--Cleburne, Texas. July G.-Nrs
* HT. HaI 1.FtFG ..F
acre today Her husband went TO Fo
Worth last Tuesday, was taken sick aud
sent 70 the hospital. His condition was
such that The news Of his wfe's death was
kept from him. Mr.. Walter b. McAdams
cry editor Of the Fort Worth Register,
warm friend Of Mr. ana Mrs Hogue. came
down 10 attend the obsequies
THOMPSON. Texas. July T.
Miss Annie Thompson aged 36 years, died
last hlSbt az the home of Mr. George Now
man. corner of Inirty-sixth and Alice
afternoon
CHAPMAN. - Ansrin. Texas. July q
Mrs Oney Chapman, an inmate OF the
lunatic asylum, died yesterday and jbe
night for interment
NATION .-Greenvllle, Texas, July T.
Peter MattoN. an old and highly respected
citizen Of Hunt county died Friday night
az his nome In the Wagner community at
the advanced age Of IS He had lived i'm
hunt county since 1916.
CARROLL. Blooming Grove. Texas. july
5,--AIrs Hulds Carroll died here today
ceased was horn in South Carolina, No
Nemhcr 26, lslG From South Carolina
she moved no Mississippi in 1873 In De
cember, l>aa she was married to Ben
Carroll, Ina 1919 she came 10 Texas aud
settled at Marshall In 1851 She moved
place Sue had Twelve children, f@rty.six
grandchildren, 1fty-slN great.grandchildrep
and SIX great Grca grandchildren.