The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-10-16
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JACKMAS.-At his home Ia sherman Mills. Ne.
Oct: !, Of heart trouble. Charles II. JsCkmAn, Co.
G, 29th Me- aged Ga
BARSEs.-At Fort Ann. ". Y. sent. Is az hart
failure. the result OF injuries received while in ia
service. James E. Barnes, Co. A. nth " Y AGED
81 ComTade Barnes was member Of : Q. Doyer
Post, SIS. and was taken 10 his home in WestDort.
n Y, for burial, the Post attending his funeral IN
q body.
Wolam, Co. c. SD Ohio. Comrade WoIIana vas
one of the celebrated Andrews Raiders vino
captured a locomotive at Big Shanty, Ca, bus who
were aiterwaFd caught oy tue rebels and some
cuted- His remains weFe taken 70 his home, ia
Jackson, o., where they were buried.
CRABTREk--lAt his home. IN Jackson o. Sent
81 OF heart disease. Jacob Crabsree Co. C. SD Ohio
He WAS buried with military honors by The Grand
Army Post Of his city.
FULLER--At his home, ia Blissdeld, Mich. Seps
II. john Fuller, Co ID, lss MIMI M't'd Rangers
and Lieutenant. Co. F. 4th Mich. He was a DronS
nent Mason and a member Of scolt Post, E3, both
organizations attending his funeral
JOHSsON--At his home, ia La Junta. Colo. re-
Gently, OF heart disease, A. J. Johnson Co. c. 18th
IL. aged 81 ComFads johnson was discharged
before the expiration OF his term Of service by
reason Of disability. He was a member OF Kill
patrick Post 81. and that Post, assisted by c. A.
smith Camp ;. OF v, buried him.
ASDREws-At bis home. In Ohio, Iowa Aug "a
OF consumption contracted while in the service
Ceestins b. Andrews, Co. I. S2d Iowa, aged 54 He
WAS q member OF Fort Doneison Post, 285 and
leaves a wife and four children
MARKMAS.-AB his home, near West Salem, H.
Sept. - Christian Markham. Co c. ll5th H. aged
a ~ -
which Post attended his funeral. He leaves large
family in good circumstances
VAN WAGES.-At his home, IN ithaca. " Y
Sept IS Aaron Van Wagon. Co. Q, 18th n. Y, aged
%. ComTAda Van Wagon lost leg in the service.
He was member of sydney Post, A, which Post
took charge and buried bis remains. A wife aud
two children survive him.
MoRRIs-At his home, In New Berne, " O..
recently, Of shortness Of breath and over rush ot
blood ia the head. Thomas Morris, Co. O. Cd U. :.
Cav. COnirade Morris was q stevedoFs by trade,
and was engaged IN loading vessel AZ the time Of
his death. He was buried by the United Society
OF StevedOres and the essket carried with
cOttOn-hOokS covered with black. he leaves
wife.
FRosr-At his home, IN New Lisbon. o., sepa
l., of uremic poisoning. Charles L. Frost, Co. E.
lgth Ohio, and Co f. 10th Ohio, aged s.. Hswas a
member OF Starr Post, and that Post had charge Of
the funeral ceremonies. He leaves wife and six
children.
WKLLs-At his home, In Wilmington, Del, Oct.
2, George w. Wells. aged 81. He was Captain and
Assistant Y uaTteTmaster OF the Army, and for
time he IN the FTeedman's Bureau, at Wash
ington, ID. c. Deceased was great temperance
orator and for the last II years Of his life he wAa
active in the temperance cause. A wife and four
children survive hlm.
WESrw osrH-At ,,s Tome. In south Milton. N.
H., Sept -. hiram Wru .wOrsh, CommissaTy, 6th
n. Il, asv5l a. Tie uau OF The partners Of an
extensive shoe ua1uuitetury before the war aud at
entered the service After the war the deceased
bsG1ute a we'll now "a lumber merchant.
AENoLD-At his home. la Honolulu, Hawaiian
ISLAND, sept "a. OF aneUgism Of the heart Charles
n. Arnold. COmFade Arnold enlisted Ia = Penn
sylvana regiment and WAS q member Of George
DelOng Post, of Honolulu. He was we'll known
hotel keeper but Of lale he had been working In
the Department. of Public Works on the Island
RGsE.-At his home, In Chicago. H., recently, BY
being struck by cable car, Charles w. Rose. aged
AZ. Deceased was y member Of Thomas Post, aud
leaves wife and five children. He atten pied TO gos
on 3 cable Car while It was In motion aud WAs
thrown under the wheels.
DALLAs-At the Pennsylvania Hospital for the
Insane, Philadelphia, Pa. Sept. So Commander
Francis 6. Dallas. u. s. N, aged Ga COmrAda
Dallas WAS declared TO be a lunatic in April Is6A
He IS pEl,latcd TO The fun rank Of Commander
In the Esgy agd az these years the Governments
has paid ais ssiaEy regularly. and his friends have
had him carefully lasksd alter and comfortable
lodged AM tQsEaecs