The National tribune., 1891-06-04
MUSTERED OUT.

DAY.-At Bowling Green. o., April q, of heart
failure, ID. n. II. Day. aged Sc. In 1862 he raised
Co. X Illth Ohio He paid 500 out Of his own
pocket to the first married man % enlist in his
company, and went ont IA its Captain. During the
course of the war he was successfully made Judge
Advocate, Inspector Of the Third Division Of the
Twenty third Corps, COmms sary- General, and
serving throughout the finally discharged
at the close with the rank OF Colonel. Subsa-
quenty he was QunrtermRster- General Of Ohio
until that Office was abolished. He was the firsb
lawyer TO open Office in the then bare sand
knob where the beautiful little city Of Bowling
Green now stands.
YF8GER. Perrysburg. o.. April 27. of chronic
ailments, john Yeager, Captain, Co. j, il1th Ohio,
aged 20. He was a great sufferer from the disease
which caused his death, having been afflicted with
1t for III years. He was member Of the hrss
Board Of Iufrmary Directors Of Wood County,
Ohio. He was also County Commissioner two OF
three terms, and held many minor Offices at home,
and In all he ever regarded as sterling honess
WsAe-At DanvilIe. Pa April q Jacob HaaR
Battery F. Ist Pa L. A. (Rckettss Battery) aged 68
Comrade Haag was born in Germany, and served
10 years in the German army before he came 70
America. He one of the best gunners in the
army, and he was with his battery at Cemetery
/ Hill His remains were buried by Goodrich Post
% and the Knights Of Pythias, of which Orders no
WooDs.-At Denison, Tex, March %. Of disease
contracted while in the service. Thomas j. Woods,
/ Co A 18th Mo. He a member of Gen. NathRn-
| lei Lyon Post, and the funeral under the
/ auspices of that Post The remains were followed
/ To the grave by many who wore the gray. He was
a
/ VAN wAGEy.-At Ithaca, N. Y recently, Aaron
/ f. Van Wagon, Co. @, 18th ". Y aged So. Com
| rade Van Wagon lost leg IN the service He was
/ a member Of sydney Post. At, which organization
/ took charge of the funeral and buried him accord
/ ing to the ritual. He leaves wife and two chill
Plata Pele Island, IN Lake Erie. Canada,
recently, Oliver p. Platt, Co. N, 2d Conn. III. A.,
| Last July he fled an application for a pension,
i which will do him good II allowed. He lived
/ IN Connecticut until about IS years ago, when he
/ emgrated to Pele Island.
sTHTK-At Grand Lodge, Mich April 90 isaac
/ stark Lieutenant 18th n. Y He formerly
| member of Seward Post, 81. His funeral was
| attended by two Grand Army Posts and two Ma
'O PRaKES4t Centervills. Wis. April O. Of heart
| trouble. contracted while in the service, Hiram
| Drake Sergeant Co ID, ll8th N. Y, aged II. He
| served for three years, and was drawing pension
OF Sl7 per month for the disease which caused his
death. He was member Of Charles H. Ford
/ MciIUrrox.-A Condon Colo recently, Of pneu-
| monia and gravel, Samuel Mcliutton, Co. A, 65th
| JAEaER-At Trenton, n. J., April 6, William II.
| Jaeger Accompanying the obituary Of this COM
rade was a letter from which we max this extract:
| '.He enlisted in 1861 in Co b, 4th ". j. part Of
/ Kearny's famous brigade. While rebel lead never
| pierced his skin, still he SUFFERED might say
E,ore-by being confined 10 months in rebel pris-
ous. eight Of those ten being spent in that nell
| upop earth, AndersOnville. aud that he never gOs
over. Too poor to Keep up his dues TN the GA *,
he died and was buried without being honoTed 81
\ soldiers funeral, but feel that in that spirib
| world his old comrades who had gone before were
| pIaying the funeral dirge over the open grave"
/ He left "a widow and five small children
/ BARRETT. AT washington Springs, >. d., March
16 OF disease contracted in the army, Peter X Bar
rett aged ST. COmTads Barrett enlisted IN October
! 1851 and served three years and III months Ia Co.
| n sth Wis (the old Live Eagle RegmenD. He
came TO Oak Ota in 1873, appointed postmaster
| i'm the Fall of that year, which position he held
| until his death. He buried by II. O. 9. Ord
| post 90 Of which he was member. He leaves
/ wife who will retain the Office as pOstmistrcss.
1 MCROBERr5 AT Union, Ind, March %, Of con-
sumption, contracted while la the service, Reuben
RIeIioberts Co. Ii, GJth Ind. Hc had not been able
TO do any work for several years before his DEATH
and at the time of his death he was drawing PEN
sion OF S72 per month. He leaves wife aud six
children. -
| BURToN-At Mount Pelicr Ky, pril u. VIII
liam ). Burton, Co. r. LIST Ky. Cav. He was a
\ member of COnover Darnell Post, and that Post
attended the funeral.
| MOREHEAD-At Holgate, o., April 8, Geo. More
head Lieutenant, Co. j. Goth Ohio. aged Co. He
was "A member of FOrsytho Post Is, Toledo o., and
he was buried at that place. He leaves vile ana
three children
| DEIrRICH.-At Bancroft, Iowa, April q Of disease
contracted while in the service, Levi DIETRICH. Co
| t. gSth Pa. He leaves wife and four children.
/ CLARK.-At Luray, Kan, April 10 Bradford w.
Clark Co. H. 10Th III. aged 6S. he was q meulbek
Of Lucas Post. 462.