The National tribune., 1891-06-25
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COLE.-At Mclean, n. Y May %, Of heart dis
ease. Orvilie J. Cole 1llth " Y.
LoSG.-At Lowell, Mass ApriI25, ofdisease con-
tracted while in the service, Albert c. Long. 18th
Me. He WAS a member of James A. Garfield Post,
10 and leaves u wife and one child
MCDOUGAL.-At East Killing!y, April 49, Daniel
McDOugal, Co. X, 18th Conn, aged g. His re-
mains were Inferred BY McGreagor Post q Daniel
sonviIe. of which the diseased a member.
MAREEN.-At BandOn Ore, April p, Samuel
Mareen, 10Th Me. At North Anna River Va
Mareen received the severe wound through the
lung which finally caused his death, and which
made a scar that the writer has readily irIeed
through his clothing Four months after this bat
tie this tried and proven soldier in the ranks
of his regiment again. His regiment WINS one OF
the Fighting 800" having a casualty list which
shows 693 men MT IN action, or over - per cent OF
the regimenta enrolment during the war; 1872 men
were killed or moraly wounded; 1873 per cent. Of
the entire enlistment.
NAssAU.-At Burlington, Iowa, May % of COM
picatiOns resulting from the grip, w. n. Nas-
sau Assistant Surgeon. "a Iowa, aged 50 IN 1862
he was promoted by President Lincoln for meri-
torious conduct on the field OF Fort DonelsOn and
shiloh to be Brigade Surgeon. He WAS for time
in New Mexico. He leaves a wife and two daugh
ters.
CARvER-As RoclzIand Mass March l. OF a
cancer James T.. Carver Co. r, ith Mass, aged 50
years. He member Of HtrisuH Post. "a. lie
leavesa wife aud daughter His body was Inferred
in Foxboro Mass.
JoSEs-At Boston, Mass, May TO- Of heart dis
ease, George +. Jones, Chapls ain 18th n. H. aged
60 He was prominent clergyman in the EpisoO-
pal Church.
MARsnALL.-At Weston. Mass, May G. James r.
Il. MARSHALL State PHymastcr of Massachusetts,
aged7l He was born ia Boston, and iu iS3S begun
a residence OF % years IN the Sandwich Islands.
where he was one of the largest sugar planters in
the Islands. Az the age Of "a he wns selected TO
present al the Court OF 81 James the cause OF King
Kamehameha, whose sovereignty had been sub
verted by Lord George Puuie lie retired from
mercantile life in 1851 after serving with distinction
i'm the Hawaiian Parliament; returned TO Massa-
chuSetts in 1858.
McNAR-At County Hospital, Fnrnhurst, Del,
a.. M.
He WAS Past Department Commander % the Della
ware Grand Army of the Republic. aud was also
nationally connected with the Order He was q
journalist and historian.
HUSr-At Long Branch. " j.. May IS. Of parnIy-
sis and heart failure Sylvester IT. Hunt. aged So
He entered the Regular Army with the rank Of
Medical Cadet. AfeT the close of the war be
ordered To the Post Hospital at Concord. ". III.
AZ Long Branch he organized the Board Of Health
and was nude its President. Two years ago no
was successful in organizing The Monmouth Me-
mortal Hospital and had been the President Of the
association since that time.
BOLTON.-At Russell. Kan, May 81, Thos Bolton
Co A, 27th Mass, aged 81. He WAS born Ia Ireland
and when he was six years old his parents emf
grated TO this country, but on the way the vessel
was wrecked and both parents drowned He
captured by the enemy at Drewrys B.uf in ls6iand
spent six months ia AndersonVile, from whence he
released IN y deplOrtble condition. He WAS
brought to savannah, where Mother BicScrty <e
was in charge of the hospital for receiving the suE
fering prisoners and although he had scuTvy so
bad that his flesh was dropping from his body she
him by Mai. Gen. Foster for having saved WASH
ngtOn n. c., together with 81 100000 Of property
| To the United States also medal from the Cap
tain of his company for having saved pic<et-pOst
| from capture, were exhibited al the funeral. Tie
| was a member OF George W. Thomas Post san
/ Francisco. Some time ago he became a victim %
/ consumption, and realizing that his end was near
/ he telegTaphed Mother Biek erivEe that he would
like to see her again before he died. She answered
/ and he went To her house, where he died.
1 TODD.-At Carlisle, Pa, May IN, Of paralysis,
Mai. Lenluel Todd, lst Pm. Res, agod "a lie also
served inspectOr-CeueTal on Gov. CuFtin's staff
l RE held several prominent public offices. He
/ leaves "a wife and two children.
SaiTTH.-At Clayton, ~. Y, recently. William ".
Smith, Quarternaster-Sergeant Co. l.. OH y. Y
Cav, aged 81. He served with distinction ia many
of the principal engagements of the ARMY Of Vir-
/ ginia aud of the Army Of the Potomac. gradually
rising in grade until he reached the rank of Cau-
/ tain Early la the he was taken prisoner but
escaped on October 20, 1869, at Berryyille Va. lie
was honOrably discharged on Ooiubar Is l65i lie
/ was n member Of the Loyal Legion, and leaves =
. wife and one daughter.