The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1889-10-17
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BoLToS.--At Washington D. c.. Oct g, Mary O.
Bolton, wife Of James +. Bolton. formerly Of Mid
dlebury, W., aged 50 years months and Is DAYS,
ComrAde Bolton was First Lieutenant Of Co o. sth
VI The remains were taken 20 Vermont for IN
terment.
TaAYER--At his home, In Troy. N T., Sept q
OF paralysis, Charles T. Thsyer, CO. g. 9Th y. III
A., aged IS years. he was n charter member Of
Willard Post He leaves a wife aud three soma
DURYEA-At New York city Oct 8 Isaac DuTvsa-
aged IL years he was q twin brother 70 Jacob
Duryea, who died July In New York city He
attended the funeral OF his brother July azainas
the order Of his physicians and never afterward
let his room. The two bFOi hers were born OcE s.
1918, Ia Gold street. near Fulton. New York Up
TO the time OF MS recent illness he was an active
member Of the Veteran Association Of the 7th RRf-
ment, New York The remaining brother Gen A.
Duryea stricken with paralysis over two years
ago. ard has lost control Of The left side Of his body
The brothers were members Of the 18th EeginasnA
National Guard, now the 7th. which was thea
under the command of Gen Duryea- The father
and two uneles OF the brothers were veterans %
the war OF lsl2, and their grandfather was one %
the victims Of the Jersey prison ships, and WA
buried At Vinegar Hill, near the Navy Yard. Ths
DuryeA family settled In PstchoGue, L /, over
two centuries ago.
BIGAa-At Bannlstsr Mich, recsntly. JacoA
Bigam. Co X, 40th Ohio, aged s. years
HEATH-At Hartford. Conn, Ss p5- II, Of stomach
failure George w. Heath, Co B. issh q. 8. Cav,
Poss. No 81
CRkwFoRD-At Dodge City. Kan, recently, Of
heart failure. w. N. Crawford. Co. H I'd u. T. Cav,
aged 81 years be was captured Sept - 1888 and
for more thar IA months suffered al the oruelstes
of Belle Isle. Andsrsouvile and prisons Of thu
South returning to his home the last 9ay OF De-
cember, 1854 mere wreck of his former selE frona
the effects Of which he never recovered. He was q
member and had been an officer Of Lewis Post No.
"a He always had q kind word for his comrades
and WAS interested In their affairs. Il hs re-
quest, frequently expressed. that he Be buried bJ
the Post and that eX-AndersOnville prisoners al
as pallbearers. which request fully carried Qua
His last act was TO respond promptly and eheer-
fully 10 call 10 take charge Of old Fort Dodge,
which Is being reitted and beautihed for q state
HFft VIII fvuo and
| many friends.
BAKTLETT.-At KeArny. Neb Sept. 2. of cancer
Of the tongue, E g. Bartlett. better known in the
pioneer days as Wild Curly" In 1873 be walked
| from Wisconsin to Omaha and Joined Fremonts
expedition across the continent Later he Joined
the Regular Army and became a famous scout. and
was one Of the survivors Of the Mountain Meadow
massacre.
CoRIIss-At Fergus Falls, MINI. Sept n. Of
heart disease. John w. Corliss, Cos E and 4, 5th
Mich. aged SO years. He was badly wounded tn
tho leg at the battle OF the Wilderness He leaves
| q wife aud three children.
| ScEIBSER--At his home, In Chicago. IL, Sept n
OF aneurism Of the aorta, Col Wiley :. ScribnsE,
l aged 20 years When the war broke out he an
| listed IN the 18th Wis. He WAS promoted To b
First Lieutenant after three years service IN the
/ ranks and WAS on Gen. EWing's staff as Acting
| Quartermaster He served from shiloh throurS
i the Atlanta campaign. and after the close Of the
/ war returned TO Wisconsin, when he elected
| to the State Legislature. He was renOminated A
the expiration OF his term. but declined, and re-
| moved TO Montana to engage in newspaper work
on the Helena Herald Drifting into political hfas
he was appointed Secretary of the Territory undss
l Grant. At that time the Indians were creating
trouble in the Territory. Col. ScFibner active
| In organizing the State militia, Of which he Wa
4 made Colonel and Acknowledgement. He Q
| member Of the Grand Army, and very populAk
| with his comrades. His wife survives him.
| MAwHORTER.-At hts home in Sparta, Ind, Sept
s. of disease contracted in the services, kilbura
| MRwhOrter, Co. ID, AID Ind he was member Of
| StRnsbury Post.
| EDwARDs.-At HIS home IN Metcalf County, KY,
| Sept. IA Ajax Edwards Co. X. 3ist Ky, aged S
| years. He leaves = wife and seven children.
RECoRDS-At his home near Peru. Kan, recent.
ly, from the result of army service. Elisha ). REQ
ords, Co. /. I'D Ind MID Inf He was n mennbeE
of the Grand Army. He leaves a wife and two
sons. His war record was q magnificent one.
CARPENTKR--At Central Falls. r. l., recently,
Chas Carpenter. Co. z, III r. l. aged IS years. he
| was . member of BAllou Post, No. &
ANDERsoN.-At Richmond No. recently, Cha1.
| W. Anderson, Co. B. llAth III, aged 90 years
| RIPLEY.-At AvocA. Neb, Sept. -, Samuel A.
/ Ripley. 90. Z, 10Th Iowa. aged S. ComrAds Rig
ley killed by the He was 81 Odd Felog
| and a oomTade Of Lafayette Post, No. 81 b.
| whom he was buried with GAR honOrs lie WAs
| an honest. upright man. good citizen and eigh-
| Dor q kind, loving husband aud father and wa
| loved and respected by all who knew him.