The National tribune., 1889-04-04
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BowERs.-CaPt. Charles +. Bowers Co. f. Sth
y. j. died at ms home in Newark, y. J.. on We'd
hesuaS, 'tAfch - aged % years. capt bowers
was veteran OF two wars having served as
drummer in the 18th L. s. INF. in the Mexican war
In 1861 he enlisted in the sth y. J.; was promoted
QuarteTmasteT of the regiment IN 1868 and Captain
OF CO. in 1864. He took part IN MI the engage
ments in which his regiment participated and was
noted for his GOODNESS and bravery he served IN
til July, 1859 when his regiment was mustered out
For several years he has held a position IN the
Custom House in New York city. lie was prom
inent III GAR. circles.
WADE-SamueI ". Wade, Co b I6.h Ohio died
at Gibson City, III. recently. Coulrade W AIDE was
a brave soldier, a good citizen and "a loving hus-
band, and WAS respected by ali who knew him.
He WAS q leading GA r cOmTaCe, and al the time
OF his death held the Office Of Senior Vice Depart
meut Commander.
HARDING-Snith T. Harding. Second Lieuteu-
ant Co A. lfIth III, died at Rockford III, recently
OF heart disease, aged 80 years lie was an honor
ed member of Nevius Post, No. I, and was buried
by MS comrades. lie leaves a wife and four chill
dren.
sBIFF-M G. sbiff. Go. K. s2d III. died at Ne
yada, Iowa, sept IL, lss5- Ills remains were
brought to his home at Rockford, H., and he
buried under the auspieceS Of q. L. Neyiu5 Poet,
No. l. TO which he belonged
IsHELL.-J. B. IsheI. Co. A, goth H., was killed
by being struck by locomotive at Rockford, III,
recently. lie was buried under the auspices OF c.
l. Nevius Post, No. ]. of which be was member
CORSEIL.-NiehOlas Cornell, Co. A, 2d y. J. Cav,
died at his residence in Bound Brook, n J., Jan.
., aged 10 years Of disease contracted IN The war
lie was a charter member OF craven fost, NO o.
and was on the Department Commander staff, and
was buried by his Post. He was a kind and loving
husband and father and respected citizen be
leaves wife and four children
MARTISEAU--Antoine Msrtiueaui llsth y. y,
was drowned at PlattsbuTg, y. y, recently. be
was about 90 years of age lie lost an arm at The
battle of Fair Oaks.
RExF0RD-S W Rexford, Corporal, Co D. 2ist
Wis, died Jan. q at his home in Ellington, Wis.
of nervous prostrGtion aer an illness Of about one
year. COmrade Rexford was member of j. W.
Appleton Post, Black Creek, Wis, and was trans
eFrcd 20 Francis Stefin Post. No. DO HOrtOBviiie,
-, d
/ Post.
/ BovES.-CoI Erwin A. Bowen died at his home
/ in Medina, y. " Jan. -, Of typhoid pneumonia,
aged - years Al the breaking out Of the rebellion
/ he At the age OF .. enlisted IN the 18th n u was
elected Captain, and participated with distinction
anu honor ID all the engagements OF inst noote ana
heroic band up to Cedar Mountain, where he was
taken prisoner breaking his sword IN stoHe-pile
/ before surrcnderInE Il TO the enemy ana confined
\ in Libby. After being exchanged he returned 10
his home, aud in the Fall OF C. went out again
/ Lieutenant Colonel Of the I5Ist y. Y. and shared
/ in all the weary marches and hard-fOught battles
of that distinguished regiment untii near tie close
OF the war most OF the time acting C0lOucl, when
/ he reluctantly obliged 10 resign his commits
sion and return TO his home on ACCOUNT o. falling
| SyYDER-Serg't William H Snyder Co. d, 5th
II Iowa Cav, died at his home at Ridge Post, Tenn,
Sept IL 1855, aged q years The cause OF ms death
/ was from disease contracted while prisoner as
/ Andersonville. He was taken prisoner while on
the McCoOk raid, which started from SaudtOwn,
Ga in July. 1864. lie was kept IN prison until the
rebellion closed in the Spring Of 100. Conrade
/ Snyder p faithful soldier and good citizen.
| lie le9yes = FIdOw, but no children.
SHILEY.-E- V. Smiley, Co. A, I8.h Tenn Cav,
died at dontTose, Colo, Jan %. aged 30 years He
| WAS buried under the auspices Of Post No. 81
SCIISEIDaAS.-EdwarG Sehneidman, Co A, l5th
Ind died at Clayton n J. JAN y from the results
/ of a wound received at Briar Creek lie WAS q
/ member OF Mills Post No. 80. COmratle SChneid-
man leaves wife aad five small children Ia desti-
TUE circumstances.
/ GOODELL.-Sehuyler GOodeli, Co X, l06th H..
died at his home Ia MelveTnl Kan, recently, aged
/ IS years.
/ LAMB-Melvin Lamb died ut Wales Mich, re-
/ Gently. COUarade Lamb born Ia lSc=s, AID ns
the outbreak of the war enlisted in Co A, 10th Pa
/ He was "a member of Bartlett Post, No. 25& and
I leaves a wife and five children.