The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-01-12
TEXAS DEATHS.

NJ, 9 I, h.,--IndHstryt Texas January a
died here last night, aged 20 years.
CRAVENs.- Mckinney, Texas, January
lo.--Chares Cravens Of Anna. aged -
years died Thursday night Of tuberculosis,
BATEY. --Flatoua. Texas January s.
The remains OF William Batey, who died
at Weimar Tuesday, were inferred IN the
city cemetery here yesterday
MCLELLAN.--F atouia, Texas, January
1o.-Nirs S. A. Mcclellan, who for many
years has resided here and conducted the
Central hotel, died this morning after an
illness of several weeks.
RYAN. San 'Antonio Texas, January ~.
Mrs, Alice Ryan, aged T3 years, for nifty
years 8 resident OF San Antonio, and one
of the most highly esteemed ladies in the
city died today. She came to San Antonio
in 1850.
sUGGs.-Miford Texas, January a--Nlr
W. G, Suggs was stricken with paralysis
at o'clock Tuesday afternoon and was
unconscious till the cud, last night at ..
He was so years old and a consistent menu
Der OF the Presbyterian church.
HARRISON, -- San Augustine, Texas,
January g., Mrs Eugene Harrison died
here last night after brief illness. She
was raised here, was most amiable lady
and was universally beloved She leaves
husband and three small children.
CALDwELL.-Bo nham, Texas. January
Sd F Caldwell, proprietor Of the Ie1qs
and Pacific dining hall here. died suddenly
Of heart failure last night. He was one Of
the best known hotel men in Texas. having
been In that business In different parts Of
the State twenty years.
CAMPBELL, Temple, Texas, January s.
]. X, Campbell, an old resident OF the
eastern end of the county, near Ocker,
died last night, aged 20 years. He had
been In failing health for several years
aud his death Is the result OF declining
years,
RICHARDSON. -Beevlle. Texas. Jan.
uary III C. Richardson, well known
merchant of Normanna, this county, died
at his home in that city yesterday morning,
Tilden several years ago and engaged In
the mercantile business He was T2 years
of age and had been in poor health for
some time. He leaves a large farnSy.
BEARD.-Iiberty. Texas. January r.
Mr.. A j. Beard died at the home of his
son-in-law, Mr.. W. S. PartIow, weducs-
day, January Z. at 8 o'clock a, M. De-
Maryland, MAY IA, 1923. He moved to
Texas In the spring Of 1916 and for many
years was engaged In farming and stock
raising,
WALLACE Bryan, Texas, January 10
Mr.. G. c. Wallace. one Of Bryan's oldest
citizens, died at his home In this city this
morning AT o'clock aged u years He
was native Of Georgia, but had lived here
unassuming man, but upright and honora
BILE and enjoyed the highest esteem Of all
He leaves a widow eud eight children TO
mourn his loss
HAHP.-Fayettevtlle, Texas, January D.
Mr. Hugo zapp, ST., an old settler and
highly respected citizen and retired mer
chant who has been blind and Ackly for
the past three years, died az ] o'clock yes
terday morning and was laid 10 rest In
the Lutheran cemetery by large conconrse
of mourning relatives and friends Rev. v
PaZdral and the Masonic lodges Of this
place aud La Grange performed the funeral
service
gHOULTS.-Waco, Texas, January a
The remains Of J. Earle Shouts, who died
suddenly IN one of the hotels yesterday,
we're shipped this morning TO Philadelphia,
whore they Will be inferred. The deceased
had been afflicted with lung trouble fer
some time, and ia n sudden attack yester-
dsy morning he passed away. He was a
Young man and leaves a wife 10 whom he
had been married only short time to
mourn his loss.
STAFFORD. Columbus, Texas, January
o Mr. Robert II. stafford aged %. died
At O'Clock last night The body was con
viewed from the home residence 10 the
Methodist church at e.30 this afternoon,
Rev q, NJ. Thompson. the pastor In charge,
who later continued the ehseauies at the
crave III odd Fellows Rest Mr. Stafford
reeeiyed copsidera BILE benefit AZ a mineral
snring in Mississippi and hopes were at
fhot time entertained for his recovery He
mas lately returned from an extended stay
In san Antonio The surviving members OF
his immediate family are his mother, Mrs.
q r Boon. his sister Mrs. Whitworth
was 4 grandson and namesake Of the late
z. stafford, who WAS IN his lifetime
the head 81 one OF the weslthiest families
In