The National tribune., 1891-03-12
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WHrrTES-At Vienna. o., Feb 81 s. G. Whit,en
Co. A. 10Th Pa, aged 63. He was discharged from
inc service on account o. ,lisaoi.lty. ne Vas =
charter member Of Truesdel4 Post 10, and held
the offices Of Commander and Chaplain, both OF
which he I'll ed with credit.
ILPP.-AJ Sterling H., Feb l8 OF heart failure
Henry LIpp, Co. r. l22i Pa, aged -. lie leaves
WIFE in poor health. and three children.
PHELPs-At Barre, Mass, Feb. y, Of cancer,
Benton Phelps, Co. n, Dist Mss, aged o. He
tered the service private but for meritorOus
vices he was made Lieutenant, and on the expi-
ration Of his Of service he re-eBlsted in the
Goth Mass, with which regiment nc served untli
the close Of the His funeral WAS held under
the auspices Of ). +. Woods Post, of which be was
= member and his remains were buried beside
those Of his wife. He leavss son.
BLACKFORD-At SpTiHgbOTO, O., Feb. 10. Of ty-
phod fever. j. II. BHcSiord. Co. III, l46th OHIO,
aged -. He was a charter member Of Billey Banner
Post ST. and at time OF his death he WAS Sergeant
Major He leaves a wife and four children.
GRAHAM.-At JuuiHta, Neb., Feb. H. William T.
Graham. Go. j, lf0ih Ind, aged H. tie wasa MEM
ber % Geary Post 81. He leaves wife and four
be4KE.-At Iatoufsn Falls Ore Jan. r.. Oeta-
wins Drake, Co. t.. 5th ODD. Hs was a member Of
Flrragut Post ll and at the time 90 bis death ne
WAS it, Commander The Po5l passed appropriate
resolutions ou his sad DEATH
IEYDE-At Dixon, H.. Feb. ld Jonathan =. Hyde,
Captain 10Th I'll. He was wounded three times
while in the army, and Was @ great sufferer fFom
has wounds tiIl the lltne 0i hia aeatA. tie WAS
twice ekSetod Clerk Of Circuit Court OF Lee County,
and for the past 10 years has had a c.srlSs,iD in
the Office OF Secretary Of State and AUDITORS
Office.
GILLrsAx-Near Eastport, Ne, january, Ed
ward j. GilligaH, Co. K, Lst Me IA. "A.
MoHoLLASD-At Easiport Ne, Jan. 30, Joseph
Moholland Co. X LIST Me. H. A.
SdiTH.-At Eastport, Me-, Feb 10, James smith,
Co. NJ Sd Mass. Cav.
SNlTH-AL AndersOnviIle Ind. Jan. 12. ofchrOnio
diarrhea and organic heart disease, William VI.
smith, Lieutenant, 59th Ind, aged - He was
member of Thomas G. Hall Post. 3O4. and dele
CATION from the Post attended the funeral. lie
leaves wife and three children.
KERE.-At Conneiisviile, Pa, Jan. q OF pneu-
monia Adam j. Kerr. Co. F, 10Th Pa, aged 81.
He served in hiscOmpany "a months and WAS ln All
the battles of she Army Of the Potomac from Chan
cellOrsville TO App0mattOx, and was on the Skin
misl- line at AppomattOX at the time Of the sur
render. The remains which were buried at Beaver
Fails were escorted to the depot b. Encampment
S. u. v. L., Of which the deceased was member.
FIELD.-At Santa Maria, Cal, Jan. 20, Frederick
K Field, Co. A. 18th Conn. He was a member Of
FOOte Post 80 and ut the time Of his death DO WAS
MooSEY,-At WilIiamsport, Pa, Feb. 8. r. B.
Mooney, Co. ID, 50th Pa, aged So He was a mem
Der OF Reno Post.
sis George L. Harper Co. f. 9TH Ohio, aged 81.
BALLARD-A EdgewOOd, Mich, FEB. 10 OF blood
poisoning. Charles H. Ballard, Co. K llGth y. X,
aged 40 Comrade Ballard was cut in the face with
a saw and the wound made fatal by blood
poisoning setting IN.
sp1cER.-At North Star, Mich, Feb Is. Of con-
custom Of the brain, Warren Spicer. Co. A. 42t III
! Eug'rs, aged 50. COmFade Spieer was fatally in
iured By falling OF a sleigh and striking his head
on the ground. He was buried by COmmandeFy
( 40 Ithaca Of which he member.
BOMBARGER.-At Dawn Mo, Feb. l. OF Dharyn-
gets OF lhe face, solomon Bombarger, Co. A, 10Th
ILL., aged 50. COmrade BombargeF suffered IN
tensely from his disease and for ~ days before his
death he was unable to swallow anything except
hot water The funeral ceremonies were held
under the auspices Of Gen. WadswOrth Post so.
He leaves a wife and four children.
EHRMAS.-At Vernon, Iowa, Dec. % OF abscess
In the side the result of chronic darrhea contracted
" lille in the service Henry Ehrman, Co. f. Sth
Iowa Cav aged &C. lie enlisted when only Is
years Of age and despite his age, he served faith
Z frf NNgH Ira fFNa
err Tennessee the Winter of ls63 then with Sher-
man when he advanced ON Al .ntg, in spring and
Summer Of 1861; with Sehofeld aud Wilson at
Duck River Columbia, spring HlH, FrRhkllut ll
tying to check Hoods advance toward Nashville;
with Thomas, when, on Dec. 10 aud 10, ISo9. no
almost completely destroyed h00dS army ands
under Wilson, the cavalry hung like avengIHg
spirits on his TANKS and rear, until Hood, with .
small remnant succeeded u crossing the Ten
nessee River on his way toward rebeIdOm; and
again with Wilson, IN the spring OF lob0. when 10
took 10000 men from about + lOTence Ag., through
Selma. Montgomery Columbus, and Macon. He
was charter member of Shrlver Post, ls7, aud
was its second Commander. His funeral was at
tended by the Post and large concourse Of neigh
boFs.
GILLAsPIE -At Bentonport Iowa, Jan. ., Of gem
eTal peritouitis result OF strangulaed hernia and
asthma. Jackson Gillaspie, Co. l. 10Th Iowa He
was with his regiment at Yieksburg and ne sterling
Farm La. where on sept. % 1868, the force acting
as outpost was captured, but Comrade 1iilaspie
succeeded with few comrades IN eheetng AN es-
cape. He served with Gen. HERON Ia Texas and
at Spanish Fort. near Mobile. He was member
of ShFver Post, lsI vernon ana was buried Dy the
comrades of this Post
MCEAY.-At south Boston, Mass Feb. 10 OF
consumption, Edward Mckay. Co. X. lst Mass.
II. A. aged 50. He WAS q member Of Maj. IT, w.
Fletcher Post %, which Post attended the funeral,
the inteTment being at Lawreuce. A detachment
from his old regiment and delegations from Need
ham Post. SO, and DahIgren Post, 2, also attended
The funeral
KUHN.-AtSt. Louis Mo. recently, Of pneumonia,
John Kuhn, co. A, "a Mo. lie was a member Of
Julius +. Garesehe Post 1913.
FARLEY.-At st. Louis, Mo-. Dee. % Thomas r.
farley, Co. A. 3lst Mo. COnrade Farley sick
for four years and forced to take his bed
on account Of paralysis. He q we'll known
policeman in his eity for many years. He was
member of Julius r. Garesche Post 1873
LUDINGT0S.-At CHionsown, Pa, Jan p. Elisha
III. Ludiugton, aged %. lie enlisted as Captain Of
the l7th U. ), Aug. 3 1861; Major and Assistant
Inspector General April 20 1861, retired March y,
1879 For gallant and meTitOriOus services sc the
battle OF Gettysburg he bsevetted Major;
Lleutenant-CO Ouel March H. lS6j. for meritOFiOus
services during the war. and Colonel March 10
1860 FOR faithful and meritOriOus services ia his de-
paFtmeHt. Re appointed special Alaskan
Commissioner BY the President in 1865 10 invests
gqlte the purchase OF that Territory.
PINCE.-At Pasadena, Cal., recently. of heart
disasss James T. Pace, LIeuten aht Colonel list
". Y. Eng. (JerrulI'5 Eugiuecrsl. For gallant end
mcritnriuus conduct al the siege and sISTinIug OF
Fort Pulaski, he was brevetted Colcuel. lie was
q native of New York snd went 10 California Tor
bis health He leaves . vile.