The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-04-23

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noon at o'clock Daniel McGnry. familiarity
caiied nv tho no,ysppp,.,s t,,o,pbou,. tina
state rs "I-pclc n,pi,l B.. n,.gcd ,,.,,. I..,
"'''' 40 ''''' pdUI'I' p"H7'a away. IlIs
hopes for his recovery from many quarters
In tho city aud there arc now genuine sym
pathies expressed at every turn TO the chit
dfen Of the deceased who did all 10 their
power I" 'h'cr and comfort the father in
MS last Illness
ms we dled only mouth ago and as
has been stated before the loss OF his com
P'"''n l'r 81" many Years weighted down
his own mind and hudv 10 such an extent
thar t,. uIncs, ,,.t.t.., .,,, 49,, ,.i ..,,
hardly protn ntbs. tbor a, |''i, 'V ,,i.s
doubfIcss willing To- mass ,yyav ,ftc, h,,
inc aeon ma I,,.5 ,," -, i ra ~ ii ~
ma con,rortcd him AMIN " w r''Nn'u
downs i,t t,n,,,iin. an H ti'a ul,N uuu
Ms lono corncr ''' "'' IVY '"'""hH
These sentiments o,o tb. ,,,r.. ~, ...,,,o,
Nr HLi44, 49,, 81, Wv laul'ly'
Years n uomstonian ana U,S "unorr Oh
wcU In neysnancr cIrcios nv r NmT"" 49,, ~
ownership Of thc Ace thcrc i.stcr hs
moved tn Wnllisyilc hord n'nto NT Iu nv
changed his residence vet the ne,yspnue,
was typical Of the man in enc place as. in
ma ,bn nmu "'th ne cAWc tn beaumont
no newspaper man gifted In D Lncwlcdee Of
me style ot writer's TO know that Uncle
He was n d i,r,v, .op' az Inc heiin,
did much FOR his party during his srcr,"f,I
rareer
MT. Mc"ary was born In Hopkins coun-
W NehtncNY' about seventy years ago.
ne nfst went to Nebraska aud theucc came
10 leAas' lie served In the Confederate
army ana MS record as Il soldier was good.
Alter the war he settled Mt BRENNAN, whore
ne established the Banner. The town was
neIu ny the Federals at the time and the
.uitSrlals OF INC paper were marked more by
thrown in All va "D" w. tutor was soon
the matter was printed. This was moi sat
isfactory 10 the authorities and the office |
was burned. together with a large mart Of |
the town. There has been pending I'm ron |
gress for many years n claim FOR darns,o |
done. but there has been no action on Il !
After the nre and his relaasa fror, ,,rIso,
Major McGary came 70 fIoustnn w. 'Jt,' 70 |
established the Age and continued Ne don,
ocratic policy until the dpv OF bis dnoth |
though In the meantime its habitat had |
ben changed from Uouston "a wauts,,tTH |
and thence to Beaumont
ruh 4.
H me known throughout the
city that Uncle Dan" as ne was familiar
~ called, was dead the o,nr.,.,.,,-
row wsr. rr,va.ao, Wv e4presS'0nS OF Sor
-, t'0''"' A"u genuine For lac
hau MADE friend Of almost every person
in the city. Those having No r,rsonoI a.
ouaintsnce Win hin, 49, ~ SON"' nc
-, ''N4 Auv" uih' by reputa-
uon' TOT his trenohant pen had made his
personality familiar to ALL The esteem in
which ''Uncle Dan, ,,,as boia -, A., -
., tI,,...,, -. -, ~" " tue people
y, 4i'ue'on "N wen expressed by one OF
MS closest friends and admirers, Judge VII.
liam p. Hamblen, who has know, H.. T..
tims+stv s,roo .hn ,eo- - nun IN
49, e VS. 9a'u me- when told !
tnat MaJor hcGary was dead; II have
known Major McGary-'Uncle Dan n,a on
called him--for n long ionn 49,, ~
~, a.. 4, r-~,. 's' us ''"e' knew
81" AZ % IN Dfennhm' during the dark days |
strident voice and trenchant pen he boldly !
nrraigned the usurping Federal authorities |
VINO were trying to unlaWfully coerce the
citizens OF that town. He witnessed the |
obstruction or Breneam by FIRE, aud body |