The National tribune., 1892-04-14
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AL TkIBuSEl
wIEcox.-At Chappell. Eeb.. Feb. L. OF chronis
disease OF the liver and stomach. Vim. Wilcox. Co.
q. 13,i Iowa. aged So. He served three years and
seven months as Corporal OF his company, but the
long marches, posurc, battles and hHrdsf3ps in
cident TO q soldiers LIFE shattered the constitution
Of the once strong, robust man. He WAS dis
charged for disability and has never been well
msn since. He was a member and Quartermaster
of Croker Post 2l5 faithful and Jealous te its in
tsrests true and loyal to his country. His place
will bs greatly missed by his comrades. He was
also member Of Golden Fleece Lodge, Az. SAM.
He leaves q widow and family.
RUTHEEFoRD.-Sear Freeport, H.. March 1, OF
50. He WAS born Harrisburg, Pa. and en-
listed I'm the army in 1862 as q member OF Co. b,
Eth Pa. He was member OF Post 30, Harris
burg. Pa. After the war he came to Illinois, where
he has for the most Of his time since resided with
hi. brother. He was laid 81 rest By his old COM
rades.
DEas.-AtGroson Conn, Feb Il, Adnah 3 Dean,
18th Conn. aged "a. Comrsde Dean was q menu
Der Of W. w. Perkins Post. A, and was prisoner
in AndsrsonviiIe for number Of months Nearly
three years ago he Was stricken with paralysis
and had been confined TO his bed for the last tive
years. Much of the time he suffered intensely,
but bore his pain with Christian forttuds. deTn
held in high esteem by all who knew hiun.
MooIa-Near Montgomery, Ind, Of disease coa-
tracted in tho army, Anthony @eots. Go. j, soth
German territory. August. l3ia With his
parents he emigrated to America IN 1880. When
the war broke out he sook up arrss "a defense Of
his adopted country. he was member OF Geo
r. Buell. Post and tie funeral was conducted under
the auspices of that Post.
STUDT.-A. GIsseo. Kan. Jan %. Jacob Ssuds
Co II, 4sth H.. aged 81. He was discharged Ia
1882 on account Of being disabled by receiving
zunshos wounds in both legs NJ the battle OF
Shiloh. He buried with military houors By
GIasco Post, of which he member. he leaves
q widow and Eve children.
MoHLATT.-As Red Ciif, Colo, March a. in-
sianliy Of bear. disease. George II. Moriats, Scr
geant Co. g. i04th Ill. Comrade Morlais VISA
good soldier and al honored u.smber Of Battle
Mountain Post. IS. A pioneer of Eagle County. hs
WAS known and liked by all. He was buried under
the auspices Of his Post.
THoaAs-At Etna Pa. March =. John 9. Thomas.
F. 9Th u. 8. Cav and served throughout bis three
years as one of the brsvest in the service for the
Union. He was charter member OF Cen Geo.
A. Custer Post, &c. and had Just retired from she
position Of Commander Of said Post he " as also
a member OF Camp No. l. U. V. L.. and OF shs
l. o. o. r. His funeral was one the largest ever
held in the place. and vas conducted by his Post
with services becoming to deserving defender OF
the country and It's flag
n IIoazssree., Co. Z. s2d Wis, aged 65- Conarads
Lengs,reet was much beloved By all who knew
him. Always kind and evsr ready TO give word
of cheer; a true Christian. He WINS IA hoaosed
mem Der of Sylvester Wheeler Post. 75-
HEcKSEK-As Hieksvitle. Long Island. " r.,
March 10, Thomas Heckner, aged o.. Couirsoe
Heckner was put on pension roll last Summer.
He served In Co. E. 10Th ~ Y. and his death ives
due TO lung disease contracted in the service.
Charles Il. Whiswell. He a member Of Gslpin
Post. 10. On April Cenrade Whitweil. while
employed conductor on the New York Central
Rsiroud. nortaiiy injured In the performances
BoYEn|As Little Falls. " Y Marcel, Q. Leonard
Boyer. Colonel. 152d ". Y. Col. Boyer was born
on July A. 1919 He resided in Little Falls for the
past So years, aud was charter member OF 6alpin
Post, 10.
H. Byron Co. NJ, Isl Cal. Cav. He served thres
| years in the above regiment. and was . former
member of Gapin Post. 3D.
C,oILISs-At Detroit, recently. of heart disease.
Charles ID. Collins. He enlisted in Co l. 9th n.
Y, and was transferred to the 2d U. S. Cav. He
was n member Of Galpin Post, 49, Department. OF
| New York and q member of Little Falls Lodge,
| l. o. o. F. He leaves two children
| RTcHMoSD.-At Little Falls. N. Y. Feb. "a Isaac
| r Richmond, Second Lieutenant, Co. M. I'd " u.
H. A. Comrade Richmond WAS q member OF Cal
pn Post 49, He held the Office OK President OF tho
| village of Little Falls for nine years, and was
| respected by all who knew him He was stricken
| down with heart disease without momsnt OF
/ warning. -
| Feb a. from disease contracted while In line OF
| duty Philip e. Knott. aged 81. CemrRde Knott
| was mustered in Co. ID, Sd W. Va, June n lsoIi
re-enlisfed May 80 1854 in Co. ID, 9Th W. Va. Cav,
served through tho war, and was discharged Ia
| August 1856
| paralysis. James Casseday, Co. +. Oh W. Va. aged
PRArr-As Cedar Rapids. Iowa. Feb. 10. 2. r,
| Pratt Co. g, l0ist n. Y, aged 5A Comrade eralt
| was g native of Massachusetts, and was charter
| member of Post 2S5. he leaves widow ana
REEn.-At Cedar Rapids. Iowa. March q. A B.
| Reed H. D. aged %. Comrsde Reed was born in
/ Ohio and served through the war as u member OF
the I4th Ohio L. A. He was among the most active
members of T. H. Cook Post. 233, and served as ITS
! Surgeon for two successive terms. His remains
were taken to Ohio for interment.
| CGx.-At New York. n. Y. March 10, Charles I'll.
| Cox Co. g. 18th \. Y. Conrads Cox enlisted Sept.
90 1861, Sergeant WAS promoted TO First Lieu
orabe discharge in August. 1865. He Was pris-
| oner of war Io13 months IN Texas. hfs remains
were inferred in pot,ersfeld in New York City.
| CoapToS.--At Utica, Mo-, Feb. 2. CT "a grippe.
| throughout the war. aad was in more than 20 bat
ties. He leaves n widow and three small children.
| ALLEN.-At Blue Hill, Me-, Feb %, Daniel B:
| Allen. He was member of james A. Garfield
/ Post 46. and leaves a widow and two children.
| HoUGH-At Chicago, H., March s, OF hears
| failure K. M. Hough, Colonel, 9th III He was
| formerly Major Of the 9th III. Cav. For time
during the war he commanded Camp Douglas AZ
Chicago. lie carrisd buiist in his hip FROM the
| battle of Fort Fisher to the time OF his death-
Dow.-At Brooklin. Me-. recently; hsnpen a.
| Dow. CO, K, 10Th Die. He was member OF James
A. Garfield Post, TO- and the funeTas was conducted
under the auspices Of the Post Cenrade DOW was
severely wounded st Gettysburg. lie leaves .
widow md family. go
| Co III, Ist Me- II. a. He participated Ia the Pom
| insuIar campaign under Grant. lie leaves widow
| and family.
| ArwooD.-At Cumberland II. T., March Is. OF
9tk r H. aged IS. His remains were escorted to
the grave by delegation from Baliou ana Ia r.
Goddard Posts.
HUaHEs-Ai Cestrai Fails. r. l., March %. Thos.
Hughes, Co. ID, 9Th Il. l. II. A.