The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1890-11-27
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SPiLLNAS.-At his home i'm Washington d. c..
Nov O OF heart disease, Patrick SpIlmHn. I'd u. 8.
Art. Comrade SpimHn born in Ireland but
served = years in the Army OF the United suites.
lie was held IN high esteem by che officers 81 his
regiment, and to them he was indebted for many
tyoTs. lie was discharged from tie services on
account OF disability, and WAS a member OF Lin
coin Post, the comrades OF which had charge Of
his remains.
DEAy.-At his home, IN Randolph. N. Y. Nov,
ll, OF rheumatism Of The heart. Lyman Dean, Co.
II, 9Th y. Y, aged g. He participated in almost
all the battles Of his regiment and during the last
year and - haif Of bis service hs was detais, as
AHbuaHce sergeant First Division, second Corns.
he was buried under The auspices Of Kennedy
Post, - which lie was an hoHOred member.
GARDSER.-At Calais, Me-, Nov. 2 Of paralysis,
James ". Gardner, Co. +, 6sh Me, aged 50. Com
radc Gardner visiting Calais and while here
was stricken with paralysis with fatal results. The
comrades at that city took care Of his body uHd
had il sent TO DeRnysville. the home OF the de-
ceased. He was a member Of Theodore Lincoln
Post, $50, and that Post attended The funeral in
body. He leaves n wife and several children.
HICEDORFF.-At his home. 10 Atom Iowa, Oct 7,
Ezra Rced0lf. Co. r, 47th Iowa. He was a menu
Der of Henry Heating POST oil.
CLABK.-At his home, in Woodbury., n j. nov.
10, George W. Clark, Co. II, 18th ". j. COmrada
Clark WAS a member OF Gen. Howell Post 81, and
Of that Post, who laid him 10 rest with military
honOrs.
sTowATER-At his home, in Pittsburg. Pa. Nov.
Z of pneumonia. Charles StOwster, Corporal Co.
X, 7ith Pa He was born in Saxony. Germany. aud
a merchant and station agent on the Allie
ghsny Valley Railroad for about . years Hewas
member Of Charles X. Bright Post, 500, Of We
Eona, Pa, aud the funeral was under the auspices
o. that Post, the body being buried in Allegheny
Cemetery.
KELLEY-At his home, In MeIvin's Mills. n. II,
Oct. g, Alfred Kelley. Co. i. 5th Wis, aged 81
OwES.-At his home, in TisSilwa, H., Oct. "A,
from disease contracted while iu the service M
IL. Owen, Co. D. 77th H.. aged 50.
WOLvER.-At hIs home, in West Hurley, n Y,
recently, Of consumption, Andrew W0lver Co. A,
l2Oth N Y. He was member of Pratt Post II.
WO0D-At his home, HeHr Huutley, Seb., Oct. 2,
of disease contracted while in the service James
p. Wood Co. ], 9Th Iowa Cav. lie WAS member
Of Dick OgleSby Post, and that Post buried him.
GREES.-AJ his home. in Huutley. Neb.. Nov 2
Of lung trouble contracted while in the service,
Horace Green, Co. *, Goth Ohio. He was a mem
Der of Dick Oglesby Post, and that Post assisted
BY members from neighboring Posts and others
buried the deceased.
HML.-At his home, near Goshen, o., Nov. IA.
from the effects Of CataTrh and kidney troubles,
James A. Hill, 18th Ohio. aged 81. He was a menu
Der Of Fitzpatrick Post, 1879. and his funeral was
held under the auspices Of that Post.
DAVIs.-At his home, in Brilliant o., Nov 3, Of
heart failure, James 5. Davis, Co. ID, lst W. Va,
aged rs lie was q member OF PierpOnt Post,
Wellsbury, and that Post attended the funeral.
STINs0S-At his home, in Lowell, Mass, Nov 2
of apOpeCtic ht. William a. Stinson. Co. II,
iee and was Adjutant of Post 100 His remains
were sent TO Maine for intermeut
WALKER-At his home, in KuSakO Mo. recently,
of abscess in the head, which affected the brain, A.
r. Walker, l9th Iowa, aged 50. He was a prOmi-
nent member of William Mickey Post. and the fiE-
neral was under the auspices Of that Post He
leaves n wife and seven children.
PROCTER-At his home, in Lagond1 Mo, Nov 4,
of commissions, DIR. John w. Proctor Hospital
Steward sd Mo, aged 80. He was q member Of
Sumner Post Az, New Cambria, and was buried
by the i. o. O. II. and GAR, of which Orders ha
was an hOnOred member.
GIBHs.-At his home, in Clearwater, Mimi. Oct.
10, Charles III. Gibbs, Co. Il, sth Mimi, aged 45.
He the first charter member, FIRST Commander,
and his the first death In a. @. Collins Post, liz.
His funeral was largely attended and among others
were Il comrades from Co. l.. the largest gather
ing of that company since they were discharged nc
the close of the war.
CoLwELL.-At his home, in Geneva. o., Oct 10,
F. L. COIwelL He was q gallant soldier, having
served i'm both the S6th and lIIth Ohio, aud subse-
queutly Lieutenant in Co. T.. 5th o. ~. G. lie
was member OF Bowers Post, IS and leaves =
CHAvILaEE.-At his home, in Hayes County,
Neb., JOnRi han Chavileer, Co III, lZth Mich, aged
So He served in many Of the important battles
with his regiment and rendered valuable service.
II his last request that his body be laid to rest
in the hands of his comrades, and ia cOmplianC8
with this request about so members of luSH Post
assembled, some coming from distance OF 20
miles, to bury the deceased.
BUFLEE-At his home in Johnstown, Pa re-
Gently David Butler 60. c., llth Pa. Cav aged "a.
He member OF Post So and the funeral was
CALEET.-At AAon Depot, Tenn Nov. 5, New
ton CBIIet, Co. j. LIST Tenn. Cav COmrade Gales
was run over by freight train and instantly killed.
his body being horribly maugied.
WYATT-At his home, in Clyde, o., Sept. 80,
from the effects Of wound received at the battle
OF Gettysburg VI. p. Wyatt. Co. X, sih Ohio. aged
30 He was q member of Knights Of Honor and Of
Eaton Post Sc. and was buried with military hon
ors II . leaves a wife aud four children.
MAsTERsON.-At his home, in Taunton, Mass,
Nov TO- of heart failure. Patrick MasersOn. Co. G.,
Let u. s. aged As. lie was born in Ireland, and was
a painter by trade, having worked for one man for
over % years. He was well known and wcll liked,
and his funeral was under the auspices OF William
III. Bartlett Post 3. of which he was member.
RILEY.-At his home. Taunton Mass, Nov. H. OF
pneumonia James Riley Co. +, S9th Mass aged
60 He was born in Ireland and made good REQ
ord as a soldier. aud was highly esteemed by all
OF his comrades He was buried under the auspices
OF William III. Bartlett Post g.
PARK.-At his home, in Brady, Pa, Oct. 10 o.
complication of diseases contracted while in the
service, j. l.. Park, Co +, 206th Pa age "a He
was charter member of Lieut.. John Pollock Post,
and held the position of Junior Vice Commander
for three successive terms. For so years he was
member of the Methodist Church. and for over q
years he was a leader in ID. His comrades laid bis
remains To rest. lie leaves wife and SIX children.
FLEAING.-At his home in Rayne. Pa. Oct. ~,
of apopiexy, Morton Fleming. 74th Pa, aged So.
He wins not a member of the Grand Army, but was
n consistent member of the Lutheran Church. He
was well known in his vicinity and his remains
were inferred with the GAR Ritual. He leAYosA
wife and several children.