The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-07-10
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HoBBIE-At Stamford. Conn. recently Charles
\. IiOobe, Captain, Co. Is, I7th Conn, tie WAS
wounded at ChauCellOrsvIile. Later on he WAS
captured and spent several months In Anderson
willie.
sEAKLEs.-At stamford, Conn, recently, GeoFgs
IT. Srtrie-, Co. b, lSth Conn
REARDOS-AL Stamford, Conn. recently John
ReardOu. 60. J. l7th Conn.,
HUHBARD.-At Poland. o., June % Of inHamma-
ton of the bowels. Henry Hubbard r. CO. A.
S6lh Ohio. aged 81 years
FEANKFoETH.-At Poland. O.. recently, David
Frauk FORTH Co. l. 37th Ohio. He Was . member
/ of Hswkas Post, No 4l6 and WIS buried under
the auspices 81 lhat organization.
OLE--At Poland, o., recently, Henry Ole. Co. I,
47th Ohio lie WAS "a charter member OF Haw Siis
Post. No 4l6. and the eoinTades attended his fu-
neral. Leaves . Wtlc.
BARrLETr-At the residence of his father. in r.
wing. H.. of sunptou. June % T. T. Bartlett,
Co e. 7uth H. He was eOmrade ia good stand
ing OF = b Philips Post. Su. 379
NANbovEE-At his home. near Ute, Iowa, June
20 ct paralysis OF the heart Grtsen Vaudover. Co.
q, i6th IOWA, aged 4 years lie leaves wife and
iiARpIxG--At Chicago. III, Nav %. Can't John
X linr,iing of Frcep0rt. M. He a Railway
Postal Clerk. running between Chicago and Dti-
huque and mysteriousiy Disappeared ia Chicago.
April IA His body found floating In the lax
May ID. hearing UnniStakable evidence of murder
and robbery The remains were taken 10 FreepOrt
for burial Capt Harding was born AZ Bambury.
Oxfoydshire, England, July Is. lSS5. Came to this
country ia lS11, finally locating at Freeport Ill
where he one OF the first 10 enlist in April.
lS6I as "a private in co. A. Ilth III. He served
through the war and WAS mastered out January &
1900. ~ Captain Of Co. A, tSlh L. = c. T. with
most honorable record. Two daughters survive
him He WA. "A member Of the Masonic Fraternity
aud a charter member of John A. Davis Post. of
Freeport and twi ice its Commander.
MACOSNEIL--At Beebc. Ark, NAV y, of disease
contracted Iu the army, Richard Aaconneil Co. A,
2i MINI Cav. He was a member OF Hancock Post,
No IS, and WAS buried under the auspices Of that
organization
RIxEAa-At his home near Mineral Ridge, o.,
May 2 of disease contracted IN the service. Calvin
K Riuoar, Co q, FL Ohio Cav. aged IS years He
" A..
No 90. and was buried with GAR honOrs.
MILLER.-At his residence ia saginaw, Mich,
june o John J. Miller. Co A. l6Oth n. Y, aged
A. wears. lie WIS buried with q. A. T. hOnOrs. being
a member OF J, L. PenoyeT Post, No- 80.
HERRINGTON.-At his home in South Dayton,
\ y Nav TO- T. q. Harrington Co. f. i54th N ~
lie was a member OF Nash Post. No $50.
SHoEHASEs--At his nome IN Smithvilie, O,
Samuel shoemaker, Go. a, l69th Ohio. aged 65
wears. He hurled 10y Davidson Post No. 100,
Leaves 4 wife and six children
DAVlDsoS.-At his home in Monticello Iowa
June Is, of heart disease, James Davidson He
first enlisted member Of Co. A. Tth Ill. for
three months service, il being the first regiment
raised for the service from Illinois lie re-enisled
for the three wears, ard was commissioned Lieu
tenant of Co. +, SD lll. lie wounded at Pitts
burg Landing and received promotion AT close OF
the action. He served as aid on Sssn i. W. SNce-
ney ; staff Acting Adjunut- General, Second D-
vision, sixteenth Corps. Was member OF John %.
pueT Post, No. l76 1eavcsa life and i've children.
MARsFOS.-A his home. in Exeter. y. H., July
s. Gen Gilman MarslOn. aged - yenTs. Gen.
AIarsion was horn al oxford. n b. IN 1911, gFadu-
to the bar in ISL lie served la the State Legislature
aud National House OF Representatives several
terms before the war He commanded the I'll n.
II from 1861 TO '63. when he WAS appointed BFiga-
der GeneTaL After the war he resumed the pFae-
lice OF law, and was ngaln sent 10 Congress, aud
from lS72 To the time Of his death member %
the State Legislature Ia February, 1889. be waA
appointed United states Senator, and served rom
March until MIR Chambers reelection.
pAPRICK.-At GTantsbuFg, Wis, Jane 7, OF ia
iuries received in the service. George Patrick. Co
q. 9th Me. aged SO years. He leaves = vile aad
three children