The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1891-04-16
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SMALL.-At Gardner H., March II, Of cancer %
the stomach, Wilson small, Co. q, 35th ID. lie ~
q member OF -edgwicsl Post 80, and had been -
Commander during 1880. He was well known sn1
respected by ali who knew hini.
EUTLEE.-At Morrstown, Tenn, recently q
pneumonia, Calvin Butler, Go. G., list Term. CIV.
COmrade Butler had bis leg ampuiated and that q
supposed TO have hasleued his DEATH Ele yyAs a
member OF Moody Post, 81, and leaves wife aud
family.
. FoorE-At Mountain Grove Mo, March 9. Geo.
r. FoOte, Co X, i36th H., aged 81. He was meui-
Der Of Mountain Grove Post, 43, and was its iir-s
Commander aBd he was the only Past CotBuSudcg
alive who member OF the Post. His remains
were Inferred by the Post. He leaves a wife.
TUENBULL-At Minneapolis, Mimi, March 10 q
paralysis VIM. Turnbull, Co. A, lst Wis, aged ~.
COmrade Turnbull made record for himself 10
being in al the engagements IN which bis company
participated. and was never inside Of q hospital.
RE member Of George n. Morgan Post aud
that Post attended the funeral.
JEWELL.-At GalalOO, Tex, March a. 3. =.
Jewell, co. G, 4st H., aged so. He a member
of Franklin Post, 256, OF Monticello, ILL.,, aud =
member Of the Veteran Battalion Of Piatt County.
His remains were buried in Texas.
NfEssENGER.-At CRANKY, Conn, March ~. OF
pneumonia. Francis Messenger, Co. T., 18th Conn.
COmrade Messenger had been unable to DO any
work for several years, and was receiving PEN
sion of 81 q month. He was member Of Joseph
X. Toy Post, Simsburg, which Post attended the
funeral in a body. COmrade Messengers wife had
been buried only few weeks before his death,
she dying from the same disease which caused his
death. He leaves four children.
JONEs.-IH Reeve Township, Iowa, Feb. =, Of
/ blood poisoning John @. Jones, Co. r. 18th Iowa,
promoted to the Capttlney OF the Noth G.S.C.I IN
which capacity he served until the close of tie
The disease which caused his death was contracted
while in the service, due TO poisonous vaccination,
| He was a member Of j. w. Mckenzie Post, 81, Of
/ CHmD.-At Fail River, Mass. March p. from the
effects OF a surgical operation, James f. Child, Co.
i II 10th Mass. lie discharged on account OF
/ disability, and when he had recovered his health
he re-enlisted in the Sd Mass. H. A. lie was Pass
\ Commander of Tower Post, ~, Pawtucket, K. l.,
I and also Councilman Of the Fourth Ward HIS
remains were Inferred at New Bedford Mass
/ LEwIs.-At Strashurg. o., March VIM. L. Lewis,
/ Engineer U.S.S. Tritonia. He was member OF
Itcksecker Post, and also Mason and an Odd
HmcncocE.-At Sterling, Neb.. March 2 Of paral-
I yss, Mai. n. r. Hitchcock Goth Ohio. lie was q
/ member Of Sill Post %.
| Pevn Co. G., 9th Me- aged - He was engaged in
10 battles, besides skIrmlshes, whsle serving his
three years. He was wounded in both legs az tho
battle of the Wilderness, oad shot IN the ace 90 tha
battle Of the kappahRuHOCs. He WAS = member Of
the Grand Army. aud the Il. and A. Nj. He leaves
/ oSGsrRErH-At Dexter, o., Feb q. Of paralysis
Of the brain, John Lougstreth, Sergeant, Co. III,
I4Gth Ohio aged So. He was q charter member Of
| Miles Staudish Post. and was its first Quarter
| master which position he held until compelled to
/ resign on account OF sickness. He leaves vile
PorrER-At Horton Iowa. March 8. OF eonsump-
Rbn Warren Potter, First Sergeant, Co. y, led y.
| Y. aged 50 He was severely wounded during ths
war and since his health has been gradually iiil-
| ing He was member Of Capt Folks Post, l52,
/ leaves a wife and two dHug htCr8.
i KENNEDY.-At East Liverpool, o.. OF heart iaila
/ ure contracted while In the service, William k0n-
/ needy Co r. 10Th Pa. He was member OF Gen.
Lyon Post -. and b. IL. Ogden Command, q, u.
v. u; both Of these organizations attending the
| funeral.
HTSrsBARGEn.-At Port Royal, Pa. March Is Of
heart disease, EphTaim Huntsbarger, Co. B, 202d
I.rDwIG-Near Butler. Pa, March s. Of paralysis.
William Il. Ludwig, 18th Pa. AZ the expiration Of
his term OF service he Eeenlisted in Co f. 9Th Pa.
Cav. and veteranized in that company. He was
in some Of the boodiest battles OF the war, and
was desperately wounded at Dinwlddte Court
house Va, Just 10 days before Lee surrendered.
While wounded he was without help or medical
! assistance for two days and nights. He leaves
wife and eight children.
failure Joseph n. Walsh. Co. Il, 4th Mass Cav.
Comrade Walsh was in AndersOnville Prison, and
suffered there for nearly nine months. lie was .
FEao-At North Adams Mass, March !. David
Zero, Co. q. l2Sth n. ". He member %
Gen Logan Post and a delegation from that Post
attended the funeral, the remains being inferred al
SuTPTEY.-At Lebanon, Pa, March 8. Psnross
Shepley. CO. @, 2lith Pa. He was member Of
SedgWicl Post, ~, and had held the Offices Of
Junior and Senior Commander. Ho entered the
service when scarcely IS years old
| FRNyKLIN.-At Long Island. Kan, March 5,
john h. franklin Co. II, 9Th Ind. tie re-eniisted
ia Co @, 9th Ind. Cav, and served al the close o.
the war. His remains were buried by james ID.
Miller Post, Isl.
MYERs.-Near Hartford. KAN. March 10, OF
pneumonia fever. Michael Myers, Co. A, seth Ohio
| aged Ga COmrade Myers born IN Germany,
and came to this country in 1850 aud settled In
Ohio. He captured at ChIckamauga and
spent 10 months ia rebel prisons, OF which IL
mouths were at AndersOnville. He was n charter
member Of Hartford Post, l96, and also member
OF the l. o. o. II. and "A. o. u. w. At a regular
meeting OF Hartford Post appropriate resolutions
were passed on his death, and individually the
members mourn the loss Of Uncle Nike" he
leaves - wife and four children.