The National tribune., 1888-05-17

HUCEESs.-J. R Huehens 84th Ind. died AZ BIS
home In SteUben County, Ind, FEB. p, aged So
years. he was member OF JUdson HI patrick
Post Comrade Huchens was q loving husband
and kind father. He leaves q wife and four chill
dren.
BEHKsHIRE-Y-rl NJ Berkshire, Co G. 9TH Ky
Cav, died et StrGsbu-g. no. Nov. %, 1887. Com
rade Berkshire was a kind and gentle father and q
loving husband
HoWAED-Died on the 18Th Of March. at his resi-
Gence in FIndlay, o., Capt. Samuel Howard, aged
% years Capt. Howard recruited Co. G., IL5th
Ohio, iu August, 1852, and resigned ApFiI l. 1864
account OF an INJURY received oy 2 ial on a night
march. The Captain was well beloved by ilis men
and the citizens of the County. lie had been Treas
urer OF the County two terms since the war. lie
was buried By the MasOns and GAR. of which
ORGANIZATIONS he hOnOred member six
members Of his old company acted as pa4ibcarer5-
ABBOTT.-Died at his home III ThOUnasloH Ne,
Feb. g. of paralysis, Albert G. Abbott, Co. j., 9Th
VT, aged A. years. COmrade Abbott was mem
Der ia good standing of p. Henry Til5Cu Pest. 40.
80 and was buried by his comrades.
CiI-I.-thitlfp Gisi died IN October. 1851, at his
home IA Morgan County, Tenn, aged 81 years
He belonged to Co. e, OH Tenn. Cav, and was q
charter member Of Fl. Il. Wileys Post.
WILcOxsoS.-Cap John W Wncoxs0n, Co A,
9th Ind died March % at EmpOria, Kan, aged o.
lie was laid 10 rest by Emporia Post, No. s., and
Gen Hancock Post. No. 1854
AICJSTOsH.-James H Mcintosh, Co. I, 18th Ne,
died at Belfast Me- March 2, OF disease contracted
while in the service. he was a brave soldier and
a loyal citizen.
KELBY-Janes II. KeIby, Co. K, 18th Ind, died
at his home in Jacksonville. Ind, April 8, Of dis
WTIsoy.-Thomas Wilson. 18th XIV. was muir
dered on the night of March 2S, near Somerset,
Ky. He was charter member of II. II. Wisys
Post, by which he was buried.
SaIrH.-George F. Smith Co. B. 3Ist Mass, died
at Florence, Mass, april aged 53 years he lost
an arm during the war. he was a prominent
Mason and G. a r.. eomrade.
1IATaIsOS.-James BIathisOu, Co. B. 56th Mass,
and Co. A. 18th Mass, died very suddenly az
StOuEhtOn, Mass. March ., of congestion of the
lungs, aged 20 years He lost the sight Of both eyes
by the bursting of cannon while III battle.
EOCH.-Lewelon Koch died at his home, near
Paradise Valley, Pa recently, aged 50 years
COmTdde Koch served IN Co. II, 90th Pa, and was
wounded al the battle of fredericksburg Va, De-
ccTuber 10th, 1852.
BowMAS-Died st the National Home Hospital
National Military Home, Ohio, April 9th. Fred. A
Bowman, Co. 1, 18th II. Y, Of rupture, aged IS
years The funeral conducted with all Post
houOFs at the Home cemetery. Comrade bowman
Post.
DEAS-Joseph G. Dean died at his home near
Mandan Lake, Hensler, OAK, on SEQ IS. Comrade
Dean was born al Mercer Pa, and was one OF the
first to enlist IN Co. H. 2d Wis. and promoted
to First Sergeant. Being discharged Al the expiFa-
ton of term of service he enlisted IN the Ist Wis.,
H. A and was promoted to First Lieutenant. ssrv-
ing until the close of the war. In the absence OF
any GAR Post in his locality the ueighbOrinz
comrades of his vicinity took charge Of the remains
and laid them TO rest IN q beautiful spot on the
banks of the Missouri River. COiDT4de Dean was
constant sufferer frOuu effects of injuries received
Ia the service, and had al the time OF ms death 8
calm for pension pending, ample proof having
been duly furnished to the Department. Fer some
cause, however, no final action had been reached
at the time of his delth He leaves widow, whose
earthly reliance Is chiefly dependent on the action
Of the Pension Office
CLAKK.-F. l.. Clark, Co. A, l40.h n. " died az
Cleveland o., Jan 70 aged 80 years. He a
member Of Union Post 40. 4s} East TrumbuIl. o.,
Eud a tae tisne of his death held the Office q
Junior Vice Commander,
TRUE-ViFgii True died at La Ciede, NO, aged
so years. A. tie time Of his death he WAS Com
m8uder Of Phil. Eearny Post, 80. 10, and he wzs
laid 10 rest by his comrades,
The National Tri6uae's Veteran Calendar.