The National tribune., 1890-06-26
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HoDGEs.-At his home, near Summer Shade. Ky,
May Is, OF heart failure, Alfred d. Hodges, Co z,
Of Capt. d. , Taylor Post No. I54, and buried
by the Post in Summer shade Cemetery
PIEECE-At Clrmiehaels. Pa. recently. WA D.
Pierce Co j, I'D y T., aged 50 years. lie
member of Cumberland Post. Leaves . widow
and daughters
GEEESE-AI his home, in Medina. o., May 20.
from disease contracted in the service. James IT,
Greene. Captain. Co +. sth Wis. aged 81 years
MCLEAS.-Sear sherman City, Mich. May Is.
from HjnEies received by tree falling upon him,
Thomas }. Mclean, loan Mich. aged g. years. he
leaves 4 wife and four children
MINTOS--AS his home. in Washington County.
Pa, May - john ". Ant0n, Lieutenant Co. l..
I6th Pa. Cav. lie was captured AT Hardwood
Church. Va, Feb. >, ls63 but was soon exchanged
lie member Of the Grand Army
HAMBLETpS.-At south Bend. Ind, June %, JO-
siah ". HambeIOn, Captain. Co G. lst Colo Cav,
aud later 2d Colo Cav. A. the close Of abe NAY he
becnme missionary among the Indians IN Oregon
sud Washington Territory, and spent j. or-o years
Of his life among them. He spoke their language
readily as he could the English and was man
OF great influence among Them
CoLE.-At his home. ia Burnett. Kan, May i,
A J. Cole. Surgeon. llth Pa. Reserves He
charter member Of Mccarthy Post. No. 81
STEwAET.-At Pueblo, Colo. May -, Of apo
psxy. mes = Stewart, Co. ii, Ian Pa Reserves,
aged IS years. He WIS member Of Upton Post,
No. = Leaves a wife and nine children
IoDEE-At Chilli y. Y, June 5. Of eczema. Ed
win ~ LOder, First Lieutenant, Battery L. lst y y
l.. \, aged SO years.
MACoSNEIL-At Beebe Ark MAY % Richard
Mcconnell 9Th MINI. Cav. He received injuries
during the war from which he "A constant SUI
fcrcr. Leaves a wife and four children
HUFFAAS.-At Arcadia, o.. Nav ., Hiram HUT
man, 20. A, s9th OHIO, aged % years lie was
wounded la the left leg dUTing the war. and has
suffered ever since from the effects Of It Leaves
wife sud three children.
FoWLER.-At Washington, ID. c, May %, q
henlOrrbage Of the lungs. Thomas Z. Fowler, Cor
puraI. Co. d. Si,E Pa lie served his country Iaith-
FULLY thrSe years in the late war. anil daring thst
time contracted the disease which terminated
suddenly IN deSth ON his return rom an excursion
10 Gettysburg. lie had been great Sufferer for
call lie was a member Of Lincoln Post and ths
comrades heli brief bat beautiful service over hts
remains before sending them 10 his late Eeme IN
Riverside Pa, for burial.
pILLoa-At Portland, Mich. May Il ThadL
Dillon CO. 20th Mich, aged 50 years lie leaves
"a wife and one daughter.
WArIE-At New York City, June IS, John H.
Waite SD y. Y lie had gone without food for
days and was insane from starvation.
HARTEI--At his home, in Louisville. Ky, May
90 Geo HArteI, IiOta y. Y. He was "A cotnrs,s IN
good standing OF August Which Post No. IS2, and
| was buried with the ceremony due . defender Of
the Republic by the Post. Leaves widow and
several minor children
MARKER.-At his home, In Louisville, Ky, june
/ 6 George Marker First Lieutenant, Co. c. 6th KY
lie was buried by August Which Post No. i32, OF
which he Was a eomrade in good standing, and
1 other kindred loyal German associations He
entered the IN July. ls6l; was promoted Tor
gallant and heroic cOndueG to First Lieutenant amer
/ the battle Of Shiloh. April iS62; honoTsoiy
mustered Of the service Dee. 81, lS6L aud has
proved himself good and industrious citizen since
/ the war Leaves "a widow and daughters