The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-08-29
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NALLAcE-At his home in Lisbon Center " Y
April a. SerEit WiilmaEth Wallace. Co 3 ICsff, n
-, aged ~ years he was a great sufferer sor
many years with sHb-aeute and chronic rhe1uaa-
tism, followed by vaIvuiar disease OF the hears
and Brights disease OF kidneys. He leaves a wife
and SIX children. His funeral was conducted bv
Ransom Post. No. 81 Of OEdensbIrz. of vylieI, -
Was a member. ComFade WALLACE had rnanv
trends. who assisted his family in caring for him
Ia his lsst illness Of nearly four months
DYER--At West Orange, Mass recently OF hears
disease Peter B. Dyer, Co. II. SD Mass, aged e
years
KLEIS.-At Erin Tenn Ana IA ofcoDsu,,,,i,,,
Henry y Klein. sSth Wis, aged s. years He uaa
charter member OF John A. Logan Post No 81
and has been AdIutant OF the Post sirse ia rIDf
cation. He leaves a widow and one son
=, ShSELLE-At Callnan, Ala, Aug II jos GeselEe
JoB--At Ord, Neb.. April q John W .Tob. "a It,
9Th Wis, aged s. years.
RoREY.-At his home In Bridgeton. \. Ira
Gently OF hemOrrhage of lung, Jerry Rorey, Co. x,
NIxoS--At his home in Bridreton. n. ] Au1
To- OF disease resulting from wounds received az ne
battle OF fredericksburg Jacob Nixon Co A Pam
y. - aged D years be WAS member Of a L
Robson Post. No. f.
wApE=At his home in Green County. Ky, Aug.
il, X j. Wade, Co. A, l3th KY. aged 50 years he
was member of J. Gore Post, No. 81 He leaves
four children
PEaKISs-At his home in srontowese. Conn, re-
Gently. Benz Perkins. 18th Conn
LoRISG--At his home in Hanson, Mass, Arg Il
oil disease contracted In the service Joseph LORI
ing, Co. d. Ssh Mass, aged 81 years. He WAS a
member of T. L. Bonney Post No Is- ana a.
funeral was attended by his comrades.
DUPoNT.-At his home near Wilmington Del
Aug. 5, Henry dn POnt aged q years At the age
OF IL years he entered West Point where he grad
uated IN 1915, and was assigned TO the 4sh Ara. A
year later he resigned his commission and Joined
his brother, Victor Albert, IN conducting the manu-
iaeture OF gunpodeT- Since the TetlreIaens OF his
brother. IA 1850 Henry du Point had been the chief
manager of The immense business into which his
establishments mad grown. During the second war
with great Britain the Du POnt Mills W ere the sole
source OF powder supply for the American armies,
ana during the Mexican they were the most
important source During the civil war Presidents
Lincoln sent One of the firm Europe 10 maze
purchases for the Union army At the outbreaks OF
the civil war Gov Burton OF Delaware appointed
him MajOT-sfeneral of the Stale militia which posi-
he held through the war. lie at once had al or
gAnized militia companies mustered into The Fed
eral service. and required every member to taxa
the oath OF allegiance while al his instance nuHl
Der OF citizens suspected of inclination 10 Join tha
Secession forces were placed under arrest He
leaves a wife and SIX children
PAYSE.-At Bromieid, Neb., Aug !, Horace =
Payne, Co a. 49th Wis. His remains were taken
in charge by the Grand Army.
NESr.-As Asbury Park. y. J., Aug. 10, Of
BTighIs disease. Gen. 7. ;. West. one Of the pro-
prietors OF the Langham Hotel, Of Washington d
G. He entered the service Adiutant Of the 5th
Wis, and soon rose from rank 70 another until
he became Colonel Of the cath, and was breystted
a Brigader- General.