The National tribune., 1891-04-02

MoRAN-At Pawtucket. r. T., March 7. Of pnsu-
monia, Michael Moran, aged so. COmrade Moran
enlisted ia ls62 and served seven years in tho STA
U. ;. Art. He was a member Of Tower Post, ~,
and leaves a wife and eight children.
SHOLEs.-At Newark, n. y, Feb. 10. Of disease
contracted n The service. Fiiieid Sholes Corporal,
Co. X IIIth N. Y, aged a. Comrgldo ShoIes sHf-
fered intensely for over two years and WAS in
helpless condition. lie wBs member Of Naaburg
Post. 80, and that Post attended the funeral in
CLAUBE-At Chootaw, l. t. Feb. 10 OF rheu-
mGtsIn and other diseases contracted while ia The
service. john Claude Captain, Co. y, % Mo, aged
g. He entered the service private, but leit with
the rank of Captain. He officer IN the
French army before the war. He member
Of Louis Downing Post, 10, Venita, Department OF
BARSEY.-At Rockport, Ind. FEB. %. Joshua
Barney Co. X, 4th Ind. Cav, aged "a. lie
member of Spencer Post l23 aud of the l. o. o. r,
and both Of these organizations attended the Iun-
eral. He was pensIoner tor 81 per month.
JoEEs.-At Geneva, Iowa, Feb. -. Of blood
poisoning, John G.. Jones, l2h Iowa. aged 81 Com
rade Jones served two years IN the l2th Iowa,
when he discharged account Of disability.
After reguining his health he helped 20 organize .
company az Iowa Fails, and WAS offered the TsHAs
Of Captain, but refused. Altorward lac re-Gnii-ted
in Col. ID. Il. Henderson's company, Rnd served
with him until tie close Of the war, and left the
service with the rank Of Captain. After the
he contracted the smallpox, and his death was
directly trac,,be 10 that disease About 10 months
previous 10 his death his right leg amputated,
IN tho hope that by SO doing It would check the
ravages Of blood poisoning, but the disease broke
out the body. His funeral was held under the
auspices of the Grand Army Posts Of HAmps0n
ALLES.-At Pawtuoket. r. T.. March 8. OF
Brights disease of the kidneys, Simeon Allen, Co.
ID, Sd r. l. II. A., aged 81. He was a member %
Tower Post, IT, and delegation from that POss
attended the funeral.
RoBERTsoN-At Grsenup. H., OF typhoid-pneu
monia, Jan. 9. De Witt @. Robertson, Co. A, 5th
III. Cav. aged 81 He mustered out Of the
service rs Orderiy 81 Sergeant. He Postmaster
Of his city for a mum Of years and the time Of
"a hfa hold
member Of Smoidel Post 30, aud the Post, Assist
ed by Simon Cole Camp, S. Of v, laid the remains
TO rest. He leaves wife and six children.
HUNTLEY.-At Judsonia, Ark, Feb. rs, o. heart
disease and asthma, contracted while ia the serv-
ice Marcus Il. tIuutley, Co. /, 9th Micat aged %.
He was buried by the old soldiers uf tbe nelghbOF-
hood ia which he resided with the Stars and stripes
wrapped around him.
GSsDET.-At wallace, Cal. Feb. %. John w.
Camden, Lieutenant llth Tenn. Cav, aged 90. HS
WAS ~ member Of f;lwiins Post.
SEAMAN.-At Lemon, Pa, Feb. 4, the result OF
an accident, JolLn seaman corporal 70. q, iotA
Pa. Cav, aged 49, Comrade Seum8n was rotura-
ing from the village of FaCtOryvlile, and while
crossing the railroad track the pilot Of tue engine
struck the wagon. instantly killing hlE. When
the train stopped his lileeSs body WAS found sit
ting on the forward part Of the engine wrapped ia
the buffalo robe, just he had $40 in his wagon.
He was turnkey OF Lackawana County JAIL and
was well respected by all who knew him
NCxRoE.-At Ophir. Cal. Feb. s. of pneumOnia,
was a member of Col. f. ID Baker Post, u, and
that Post attended the funeral. lie leaves vita
aHd a small family.
pox-At ALAlawa Wis. Dec. Is. Of apOplexy Of
the brain and purs1ly sis John l. box, Go. r, l4th
~ u Fl. A.. aged A.. lie was wounded at Cold
Harbor by fragment OF she'll crushing his skull
just back of the right ear, and which eventually
caused his death. lie member of stevens
Point Post and the funeral was held under the
auspices Of that Post
Brights disease, Capt Charles Il. HaTgous, 9th U.
Staged IS. He "a student when the WAT broke
oul ar he persuaded his father To allow him 20
a.sIfa 10 haraulfs EIsufsuNFt the lsti u. ".
Eng, and served with the Army Of the Potomac.
He mustered ia the Regular service at the Gloss
of the war as Secoud Lieutenant and reached tho
rank Of Captain. He was stationed on the frontier
and fought against the Indians with Gen. Miles.
CmCKERISG.-At Washington, -. C., Of throas
consumption Marcia g. capt. John W. ChiCkCring,
Co. +, Ssth H. He was brevetted Major General
OF Volunteers for conspicuous gAllaDtsy "a Gattie
Al Chickamauga he sthe Atd-de- Camp Of
Con vile W. bv his sfe when be was shot aad
caught him he was falling from bis horse, re-
CriviUg al the snme time "A serious wound HIMSELF
On May IL. 1856, he was appointed and commits
stoned a Second Lieutenant N the i5th U y, aad
WAS transferred Co the I'D o. s. sept. q, le5o Ha
was promoted 70 First Lieutenant Feb i. ia6s, and
May Is, 1909, was assigned 10 the OH q > tav.t
la which he served until Jan. 10, wne leaving Tia
service he came to Washington. His remains were
inferred 40 Arlington aud Isis funeral attended
by many prominent GAR men OF the DEPART
meut Of the Potomac.
CARECTHEBs-At Denver. Colo, Feb g, John M
Carruthers, co. 1T, Pa Col. Cav, aged 81. He WIS
member of Veteran Post, 81. and the funeral was
held under the auspices Of that Pest
WEAvER.-At Boston, Mass, recently George A.
Weaver, Corporal, Co. A, Sd Mass. Cav, aged D.
He leaves q wife and two daughters
WHrPPLE.--At Boston Mass. Feb. y. W. A.
Whippie, aged 60. lie WAS senior Vice Commander
of Francis Washburn Post, o., and leaves a wife
and three children.
KENNEY-At panvers, Mass. recently, G. w.
Kenney, Captain, Go. e., l7h Mass. lie was Post-
master of his town and very popular.
STIVEsON.-At Pomeruy. o., FeO. IL, Anthony o.
Stiveson Drum Major 5th ". Va, aged So H0
was a we'll known man, aad leader Of the
PomerOy Republican Drum Corps WAS popular
with all the veterans of Ohio whose Reunions his
Corps attended. fiis remains were inferred by tha
Grand Army Posts.