The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1888-06-07
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1IART1S.-lIrs- Alice Martin. a member Of the
Army Nurses Association, died Mt her residence
der OF ne I'd Pa tav-, and was one OF the hrss
nurses from the Keystone state. She went 10 the
front AND was the woman who refused TO leave
cher boys when White House Landing was
abandoned ami the wounded were to fail into the
hands OF the enemy The soldiers OF the different
Pests Cf the Grand Army IN Washington turned
ont III strong, force 70 the funeral, which took place
Saturday May IS.
MsEKLAvD- 4. Fl. 8Iarsland died al Wash
inston b. c.. Friday May .. During the war Col.
MarlSIaud was a SPECIAL Agent Of the Pos-oslee
DEPARTMENT, aud sent W est TO care for -he
mails of the Army of the Tennessee. He GeF8i3ed
soldiers Of intelligence from various regiments.
made them mail clerks, and soon had one Of the
best services in the country for this army Every
man in the grand old Army Of the Tennessee owed
a debt of gratitude to the Colonel for the prOalpt-
ness with which he received hla stert letters
He was buried ON Sunday, May y, large numbers
Of prominent people being present
CiARDSER--John Gardner, Co Is, ll2th y ".
died April Il of right's disease, aged 46 years. He
was native of FreUonIl n y and died at his late
home at MusSeE0u, Mich. Comrade Gardner was
a charter member Of the Union Veterans Union. OF
T. :. Thompson Command No. 3, Department of
Michigan. The Command conferred the honor due
a good member 10y attending the funeral in a body.
O'CONSOis.- rs II. u Couuors dieQ at the home
of his brother. john O'COunOrs III BToOkvIlle, Pa,
ON 4 prii 8 at the age Of - years II the summer
of 1901 hc entered the nou service IN the Ilsth
Pa and Gid good service tIil the end of the war.
He had been almost helpless Tor q number Of years
and Kept By the charity OF others. he did not be-
and death he cared FOR by j.. T. Brady Post.
and buried wish ali the hORors due an old soldier
by that organization
HAYaiES.-Audrew :. Haymen, Co f. 22d Ne,
and Co r 20th Me, died at EHstpOrt, Ne, April
~, aaeti IS wears tie WAS a member OF Meade
Hr;ypF:IcKs-Thos. A. Hendricks was drowned
in the North Fork Greek at BroOkyille, Pa, on
April g. in tine 18th year Of his age. In 1861 be
entered tbe volunteer service of his country and
became a member Of Co I. sd Pa, serving luIl
term of three years and rendering valuable and
heroic service Comyade Hendricks was loved
and respected by an who came IN contact with
him. He leaves wife and three children to mourn
his loss.
WEIR-Hush l. Weir, Co B, 65th Ohio, died at
his home at Ble Hill, pat., Dee. 81, 1885,, aged -
years. IL - years to tine day that he received
a guushOt wound through the ungs at stone RIVER
said wound causing bis death He leaves wife
and two 10 mourn his loss
BIRGE.-l;en. Henry \. BIrge, Colonel, ISsh
Conn. died az New York city June ]. Ills IunersiL
was attended by q large number Of the Nineteenth
Corps members.
WATTS PARKER GLASS - GORDON. The fot-
lowing comrades of " isuer Post, No. IL, Monte
yuma iowa have died recently: John watts, Co.
C. 10Th Iowa; IIobzon Parker, Co. -, 4uth Iowa.
james Glass Co. G. 9th Ohio Cay.i Alexander Cor
don, Co. G., 2stil Iowa.
WooDFORD.- Of consumption AT his daugh-
ters residence at Oakley, kan April l9. COmFade
VIM l.. Wooslfurd. Of Wateryitle. Kan, late Lieu
tenant OF Go. l. llSth Ohio. He was buried with
military houcrs by Oakley Post, No 400, Depart
| meat oI Kansas.