The National tribune., 1891-09-17
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BELL.-At Chattanooga Tenn, Aug l6. BENIN
min Bell Co. j. 36th Ind, aged %. lie went TO
Chattanooga soon after he was discharged and was
appointed on the police force short time after bis
arrival there After some years he resigned MS
place and went into other business and was sue
cessiui ia Iceumulatng some property. He was =
member OF Mission Ridge Post Is. and was buried
m the National Cemetery by the comrades Of his
own and Lookout Post 2 He was a good soldier
n warm friend, and au enthusiastic e.. A.&. COM
ride
TINKHAM-At Homer. H. Aug 10, Of pneu-
moHia, Charles J. Tiukham, Lieugenant- Colonel
-s.h lIl. Col. Iinizham, accompanied by his wife
who Is the Corresponding Secretary Illinois w re-.
whose interesting items in THIS NATIONAL TElB-
JSE are always so eagerty looked for BY uuF ltl-
noIs womeu,-utteuded the late GAR. Eucamp-
meut 40 Detroit Mich. and was often present at
Illinois Headquarters, " re, where he and his
estimabic wife by their entertaining aud amiabie
manner made many warm friends. He was taken
sick week after his return and never left his bed.
truly good man has gone to his reward, and his
Of friends.
CRESE.-At Lexington Mass. Aug D. Louis E.
Creme, Co. II, 22d Mass, aged 65. AT Ganes's Mil
on June p, 1862 be CALAMITY rescued the reg-
mental cOlors though he had one arm so badly
shattered that 90 was afterwartl arnputated He was
commissioned Second Lieutenant in September,
ls65, and First Lieutenant la October, 1862 As
Acting Captain be served at Charlottesville.
where he received q slight flesh wound in the leg
He was then transferred To- che Veteran Reserve
Corps, and later sent TO Indianapolis on provost
and guard duty, remaining for two years, part OF
the time 10 command OF tie United States Arsenal
there. To June. $500. he1yas mustered out, and in
August, 1866. was commissioned Captain in the
Regular Army. After four years service in differ
ent garrl7ens he was placed tie Retired List,
and has since lived i'm Lexington.
-CHSErDERHENIZ-At E.s Point s. d., John
Schueiderheutz, Co. II, 18th Via. The remains
were inferred under the auspices of Stephen A.
Huribut Post. C0mrade ~churidsrheutz bad long
been q great sufferer from cancer Of The stomach.
lie was Erhulei pension july ID, loyI, 10 date
from july "a 1890 bat had not received his money.
The funeral was largely attended gud So old sol
dier5 were in U8c. The officiating minister said
tfB hes uN az
performed. they must be done Iu this world. So
with che Government. e it is To- help the ex-sOl-
der Iu his distress, now - the time.
tUETls.-At West Liberty, W. Va, Aug. 26, NJ II.
Curtis Captain, Go. ID, 10Th w. Va. Hged 10 He
made Major sept. I i,63. and Colonel Jan. p,
lobi Ia October, Istl he obtained q brigade COM
maud made up Of the I2.h W. Va, 5lth Pa, and
23t IN. His command captured Fort Gregg, near
Petersburg. April .. 1860 Tor which the I2th W. Va.
WAS given gold eagle. Fer his gallant and mert-
torous services at tire capture of this fort and for
Eslhiu and efficient services during the war. he
WAS brevettcd ErIgudler- General March Is. lst5.
He % member of The Legislature. and very
prominent iu politics and GA. II. circles.
EDEAIL.-Nt Aurora, Neb.. Aug. q. from OCou-
sion OF the bowels, John y. kImbai, Co. III, lin
y. H., aged q. He was wounded NJ Fredericks-
burg which troubled him ever since. lie was on
CruiChcs about four years. te quiet. indus
triou-, good citizen and liked by alI who knew
him. tie a member Of ZJCls Chandler Post,
a. and The funeral services We're under the auspices
of that Post. He leaves q wife and i've children.
CNMPBELL.-At Montreal, Quebec Canada Aug.
%. j. ID. Campbell. Comrude Campbell entered
the service rs LleuteulutA dlutlut, ftn Nv. t4tV.,
Aug. -, 1862. lie became Captain and A@sisinnt
Qunrtermuster Of Volunteers May Z, lS6L For
mer.torious services during the war he was on
March 49, 1860. brevetted Malur
WARNER.-At CouueIIsyiIle Pr, MAY % Thomas
T. Warner Co H. fsl Pm. Cav. Comrade Warner
was aid to rest by his comrades OF Enc0mpmenb
g. Union Veteran Legion, Of which Order he was
"a member.
MooRE.-At Macon Center, H. Aug. o. OF can
Ger of the stomach, Jacob Moore. Co. f. 39th no.
He enlisted Sept. T. 1851, and was discharged June
3 1862. lie a member Of Post 3e5 Gardner.
JOSEs-Near Coyille, Wash. july 81. OF CON
sumption, j. NJ Jones, Co. G., luuth ind. Comrado
Jones % great sufferer aud died from the effect
Of wounds received lea the army. He had "a wound
in the side that formed nbscs-ses and broke every
three months also ssber wound IN the breast.
which affected his lungs aud caused consumption.
OF which he died. lie had been unable To earn
living for the past seven years and WIS totally dis
abled for the year past. His name was not upon
the pension rolls.
F6rsoM.-At Cape Hntteras, " G.. Aug ia.
George Folsom, Co. IL, LIST y. Q. Comrade Folsom
volunteered in 1852 and served faithfully until the
end of the war. when he was hUuoTabiy discharged.
shortly after the war he had the misfortune To get
shipwreclCed near Hatteras Inlet The rest OF tho
dIed of exposure and cold, and he had both
feet frozen He was Obliged % remain dashed in the
rigging five days before being rescued, and had to
have both feet amput'ted which made him y Grip
pie for life. He in receip, OF pension Of ST.
month under The new law He leaves q wife and
LIxCoLs--At North Dighton, Mass. Feb. %,
Daniel Lincoln. His remains Inferred by
Post g. HIS funeral was largely attended by COM
rades and citizens who recognized his patriotism
his services as private then Adiuiaut of the IIth
Wis. Ex-tiov. and Past COmmguder-in-C thief
Lucus FHrChild sent condolences and aCknOwl-
Judgments of Comrade Liucous services.
KELLEY.-At Golden, Mich Aug. 3, Of iufiRm-
ma,OTy rheumatism, kidney trouble and slow par
alYslsr Hiram Kelley Co. III, l5ith n. t. aged ~.
For over one yeur Comrade Kelley patiently bore
the most excruciatiug suffering imaginable.
DANIELs-At Chicago, FL, Aug. IS. y. NJ Dam
ics, Go. L. l2th H. Cav. C0mrade Daniels
member of Godfrey Weiizei Post i2j under whose
auspices he was buried.
NO., FgrfaH rHrrF OR Nfh mo Of
chronic diarrhea. contracted in the service Leon
ard WouIwOrth Co. *, 18TH Wis. He was HON
ored member of Whitehead Post, aad WAS laid
away to restby The Post.