The National tribune., 1888-05-31
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SLoAS.-Wm. r. Sloan, Co. G., 18th Ohio died
April H. aged 3 years. COmTade Sloan a resi-
dent OF Pleasant Hill, O., and died his home IN
that place after protrae,ed illness of nearly two
years with that terrible disease, consumption. He
member OF the order Of knights TempIaE
and of the j. o. o. F.; also member Of Dan. W.
Williams Post, No. 569 GA R. and was buried
under the auspices Of the three abOve-named
Orders. He dutiiul husband kind father
and a hIghly-respected citizen. He leaves q wife
aud six children and host Of friends 80 mourn
his loss.
DEEKISG.-Henry Deering. member Of James
". Owens Post, No. 81, Washington, 10, died
6iRow.-sinleon Grow died March 2. At Spring.
field VI. after two weeks illness, Of pneumonia
age Of u he enlisted Ia Co. +, 10Th Mass and re-
ceIvcd honorable discharge IA lSG5. He
Chaplain Of the Springfield Post, Jarvis. No 43
Ga. T., several years his funeral was held March
50 &c the Congregational Church in Springfield,
conducted by the Post, and largely attended BY lis
BssQUIS-Died near AIuaa. Neb, April Il Peter
Ba-qGIu Battery G, Ist Ohio L. A. De q member
OF Van Meier Post No. 81 Alma, Seb. An honest
leaves widow and three children
ATHEKIOy.-J. B. Ather,oH died at Waitsfeld,
Vt, March II, aged IS Years, from the effects OF
sunshot wound ~ side received az me osttle o. ne
Wilderness. lie was laid 10 rest BY the comrades
of AiuswOFtl Post No. 3d. OF which he was al hon
Orcd member.
TooMEy.-Ezra Toomey, Igth Pa. Reserves. died
March u at the residences Oi Thomas AOurltud,
Madison County, Ind COmrade Ioomey WAS
faithful aud houored mem Der of EacKieman Post,
No %. In the yIgOr and strength Of manhood,
and With the noble impulse ol loyalty, he len his
home surrounded with ali lis dear and sacred IN
hueuces 10 risk his life IN battle aad 70 endure the
hRrJishps and privstiOus Of a soldiers lie that va
might have one country over which the beautiful
ana loved stars and stripes may forever wave tn
FExDEE.-Enoeh Fender, Co. F, 9th Kan. Cav,
died a. NeOsoO Fails, Kan April H. lie was an
houored member OF Neosilo Fails Post No. - and
was buried under the GAR. auspices by Yates
Center and Neosho Fails Post
-BrrE N-aft4 trarfar II
Ohio died Oct. 5 1Sol at Bloom Center, y. he
was member Of Bronson Post, No. s., Jerry City,
McRoREy.-DanieI 4IcRorey, Co. H 10Th Ohio
Cav. died March IL. He was member Of Bren-
Post, No s., jerry City, o., and was buried By
his comrades
NIcaoIs.-Died at Chatsworth IN, April Il. Of
congestion COnIr.tCs F. A Nichols who was born
at Erie Pu., June H. ISIS. lie was graduate OK
/ the Peuusy wanna University and Rush Medical
College. Served during the war as Assistant sur
geou n the Sth Regulars At time of his death
Surgeon of Post 3os, Department OF Illinois.
| WAGGONE R-Fredeficsz II. WaggOner, Corporal
Co b 93d H. Mt'd Inf, killed at Oregon H.,
| April Il, while engaged in rolling a large log By
means of ssldS and cAnthooS onto truck pre-
/ paratory to saving. When found d few minutes
after tAe accident he lying upon his back, bis
head resting on a skid with hls neck broken, one
ear severed aud other wounds about the head and
| face. ComTade WagsoneF was a member OF Ore
/ gon Post. No. ll6, whoever without children,
Comfortably situated industrious, upright man,
/ and beloved by ali who knew him.
/ PIGLENYER.-JaeOb II. Spiglemyer died sud-
denly of heart disease April al his residence near
Maitland, IA, aged % years lie enlisted sept :,
| 1s64 Ia Co. l. lslth Pa, and honoraoly dis
charged June q, lS05 al Tie close Of The war he
was active member Ol Capt. Nj chael smith Post,
i No. $50 Mcclure Pa. and was buried by the mem
befs of that body and Camp No e. ; Of Y, OF same
/ place with ali the hOuors Of war. He was
/ nest eomrade "A brave soldier, z good husband a
kind father and "A respected citizen. \ large con-
| course of citizens attended the funeral.
/ COLE.-At Hiawatha. Kan, March - Of Bright's
disease Albert Cole, late Major 10Th lad. aged 81
years. Mai. Cole was extensively known III the
West, having served many years railroad con-
ductor which position he held on the Union Pacific
/ Road at the time of his death and was Il general
/ favOrie among all the railroad boys and beloved
/ by all who knew him for his many noble traits Of
/ character. He was buried at E4iaWataa by The Ma
sonic fraternity, Of which he was an hoHored mem-
Der,