The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1886-11-04
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HATSEs.-Col Joel Haines, member of David Sui
Ivan Post, No. 5l7. Department of Ohio, died at
West Allddleburg from paralysis Oct. y. He was
in his 73d year. He first entered the army in 1861
Captain of Co @, 18th Ohio. and with his
company at the battles of Wild Cat and Mill Springs
He was mustered out the following year account
of disability, but soon after was made Colonel OF
the I32d Ohio. and with his regiment did valuable
service around Richmond, being on the lines at
Bermuda Hundred and White House Landing. The
regiment mustered out at the close of It's term
receiving the thanks of President Lincoln. He was
q charter member of Sullivan Post. The Pest and
Masonic fraternity accompanied the body to its last
resting place with appropriate honors.
TAYLoR.-Near Urbana, o., Oct. 20 Lieut.. W. V.
Taylor one of the most respected citizens of Salem
Township, Champaign Co, aged AZ. He was born
in Champaign Co., Aug. II, 1899 In lS6l lac
listed in the 66th Ohio and served three yearsin the
defense of his country, at the end of which time he
was discharged on account of disability. Lieut..
Taylor one of the most severely wounded men
that fought in the defense of his country, having
no less than six times been pierced by bullets AT
Antietam he was wounded in the legs; at Gettys-
burgin the head, and at Peach Tree Greek, Ca, he
received four wounds, one in the arm, two slight
wounds, and one in the shoulder, which
we're one. and which was in great measure the
cause of his death. He had command of his COM
pany at Antietam as the senior officer and that
Corporal. He promoted 10 Second Lieutenant
and then to First Lieutenant. He discharged
Jan. s. Is65. to accept the Office of sheriff which
office he held two terms. He aiteFward
elected County Treasurer and served two terms.
At the end of his term he moved to his farm in
Salem Township, where he has since resided. Mr..
Taylor was man OF prominence and greatly
teemed BY all who knew him.
RYAN.-1Iaj. John W Ryan died Oct. q in Phil
adelphia. He entered the volunteer army early IN
1861 and served throughout thewar, being wounded
several times After his term of service he
selected by the Union League to organize regi-
ment This duty he performed 50 satisfactorily
that the day after the men selected a. field officers
for the regiment arrived in the city the regiment
left Camp Cadwallader for the 'front.' As a mark Of
appreciation OF this service he was made the Sem
Tor Captain. He had command of the regiment for
some time 10 The Held and was mustered out with
10 on July 81, 1850. Alter the war he entered the
State Fencibleg, and at his death was Major and
eommandaut Of that body of militia.
s. -IEER-COmrade George Scheer was killed
few days ago at Ripley, o., by being drawn into the
machinery of his Touring mill He was born in
Germany in 1916. coming TO this country in 1860 In
1862 he enlisted as chief bugler 19th Pa. Cav and
served through the war.
WILsoS.-At Tulare City, CAL Sept % DelOs E.
Wilson, aged As. In September, 1851, he enlisted
in Co. r. 10th Wis, and served First Sergeant in
that regiment until disabled, and was discharged
from service about jan 60 1865, at Benton, Mo. He
re-enlisted in CO. 4, Mississippi Marine Brigade,
was promoted to First Lieutenant, and hOnOraby
discharged at Nicksburg, Miss, Jan. %, 1855 He
had been in poor health for several years, and in
August last his earnest desire to attend the
/ National ERcampment AZ san Francisco. When
told by his friends that he WAS not able he said,
4 am going to attend that Eneampment If IL is the
| last thing I do earth" He went, and many
| were the happy greetings from his old comrades.
Y He went home and content to die. He
buried undeF the auspices OF Gettysburg Post No.
/ SO. GAR, of which he was a devoted member.
II SHlkLDS.-Nulhnl onleiuS, 1OStu ~ ulcQ
Cottage City, Mass, Oct 26. he had been for more
than 70 years a great sufferer from disease con-
i traeted in the army.
i REID.-In New York Oct. % Walter Reid the
\ we'll known florist. He was born So years ago in
Devonshire, England For many years be- was
Captain of Co. n In the old 10Th y. Y Highland
ers). and he was a veteran of the I'D
JAcoBsoN.-Hector Jacobson died at Battle Lake.
i Minn., Oct. l6 He was born in Norway, July 10,
i 1910, and came to this country when young man.
In 1862 he enlisted in the 9Th n. H. A. and served
| through the war He was in the Chicago POstoffice
several years. For the past four years he has been
/ proprietor of the Lake View House, Battle Lake,
| Mimi. At the time of his death ne Adjutant
| of Everts Post, No 1873 Department. of Minnesota,
/ under whose auspices he was buried.
/ NONTGOMERY-Gen Bacon Montgomery aeci-
| dentaly shot and killed himself while hunting at
Lomula. Mexico. where he was interested in mines.
Il He was born in 1913. When the war broke out he
i Joined the 9th Mo- Cav. - private. and pro-
| NOTED over his father to the rank OF Lieutenant
| Colonel commanding and served through the war
| with distinction.
L JAYNEs.-At Winehendon Mass. Oct 10, Col. A.
l.. Jaynes, of Sedaia, Mo. He was born in Lawrence
County, o., IN 1879. He commanded the Hath ONO
I in the war. In 1866 he removed to Sedalia- he
| was energetic, progressive and liberal man, was
| for many years the recognized leader IN railroad
| business circles, and did more than any other
He WAS Treasurer of the NJ, K " II. X. r. Co. be-
fore il passed into the control of Jay Gould, when
I he retired TO engage in the banking business. Ha
was President of the First National bank at Sedalia
| for several years. and held the position Of Vice
i President at the time Of his death.
A GARRLsoN.-Isaae Garrison. 4Oth ". ", was buried
/ in New York Oct ~. His funeral was attended by
/ Devin Post. No. 14S, GAR, Of which he was .
member, and 43 sorrowing members Of his old
! regiment