The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1892-07-07

res 70 the lnnrs while in the service Peter Ruff.
mes, Go. K. LIST Tenn, He was . pensiones for said
disability. and wss buried by IT. ri. Wiley Post, OF
which he was member assisted by the Farmers
Alliance. he being also member Of that order.
highly respected citizen loyal TO his country and
his God.
warrsIeHT-At Canton, o., April "a. Daniel O.
Whtnigh,, aged s.. He served a. Corporal In
Co. z. s7Ih Pa. lie was a member of Canton
held
disease contracted while in tho service Phinsss F.
Allen, bah ILL.,. aged 81. He was a soldier in tbs
I3ih III for three years, and then re-eniisted in
Hsncocks First Corps OF q. 8. Veterans serving
altogether four years He was a. tho Siege q
Fieksburg, the battles OF Mission Ridge Look.
out Mountain and many other engagements Of
terminated his life. COmrade Allen studied for
the ministry before the war at Madison Upiver-
sity. but did not complete his course. Hs .
man OF noble trails of character. unobtTusive,
thoughtful, profoundly reverentiai, and. when
moved by religious feeling. of marked power as .
speaker. lie was q thorough Biblo scholar and
possessed rare gifts Bible teacher. He
a member OF L. VI. Wheeler Post g. and the fu-
neral was held under their auspices
CAMPBELL.-At Canton, o.. March q. Mai James
Campbeii. aged "A. He enlisted private in
Co L. 81 Wis. Cav. Sept 81, 1861. On she 18th OF
ant; Feb "a 1854 was made First Lieutenant;
March 9, le65, was made Captain Of Co. ID. Same
regiment. and because of hts gallant and msrito-
rlous services during the war the State Of Wscon-
sin brevettcd him as Nsjor He was q member OF
Canton Posi- Is
ALLEs:-A, Jefferson. Iowa. June IL from the
effects OF a wound received in front of Petersburg
Rensselaer, Allen, Co. P, I04ih NY. The ball which
caused the fatal wound struck him in the right
cheek. and. passing downward carrying away p
part of the lower jaw. lodged In the lung where IL
remained Till death relieved him Of the terrible
suffering IL caused. Comrsds Allen was for many
years prominent man in the County. until his
wound which had never healed compelled him TO
give up active pursuits. His military record was
Az enviabls one. he having participated in 81
oroa -fsr n
among others including Bull Run, Fredericks-
burg, Chantiliy. Cedar Mountain AntietaTn Gettys-
burg, Chanee!lorsyile. SpoltsylvaHis, Petersburg,
etc.
GRIMEs-At Waierside Pa March 81 John
Grimes, Go. !, l+th Pa. aged 70 He enlisted April
"a, ls6l; discharged Aug s. 1861 rc-cnlisted Sept
u. 1861, IN Go. q. Sitb Pa. and finally discharged
Oct. "a. 1851 He a charter member of Surg.
James ID. Noble Post. 45i, and held the Office OF
Surgeon for two years and Inside Sentinel for one
year.
ScHzsaERHosx.-At Jefferson. Iowa. June I2.
Dr. W. >. Sehermerhorn, Surgeon. 18th Wiz He
dropped dead n his home here shortly After
turning from attending Comrsde Allen. who had
died that same day. At the time OF his death he
was Surgeon of George Fl. Thomas Posi-. Conrads
ScheTmerhoTn was possessed of the most lovely
Christian character. The closing Of our business
houses aud the great eoncoHrse of people attend
ing his funeral attest in language unmistakabls
the great loss our community has sustained.
MUEEY.-At Dayton, o., May %, Matthew
Murry. Comrade Marry was born in PaIsiy
Southland, Oct H. 1889. and the age of L. stui-
grated TO This country. remaining Ia New York
City, where he learned carriage b.acksnitbins.
When the war broke out he one Of the first to
offer his strong armand life If need be-in de- 4.
Tense of his adopted country. He enlisted ia the
10Th y. Y. tHixhisnders) and served until the close
of the war, and was mustered out with reeoFd
second TO none. In 1867 he concluded TO 60 Ness
IN search OF fortune, aud reaching Dayton DECIDED
to remain here. He engaged in the making Of
carriages and buGges where he. by his upright
ness and honesty, gained enysbIe reputa-
ton. Ills congeniaiity gathered for him q host Of
warm md steadfast friends who deeply sympa-
thise with his bereaved widow In her sad ioss
CoDrade hurry a member of Old Guard Posi-
%. and Wayne Lodge, TO- /. @. D. p. He had
living relative in this country. and he was baried
by Old Guard Post and the l. o. o. Z. Resolutions
OF respect, etc. were adopted by the Post.
HoLLEyBEeK--At Green Ridge, Mo-. May "a. 7
Rival Hollenbecks Co. A, lo.h IN. Cav aged ahous
so years. Comrade Hollenbeck the oldest
MAN In the regiment, and was one Of the first To
enlist therein and one of the hrst 10 yeieranize.
and marches of his gallant regiment from Septem-
Der, 1861, 10 June 20. 1866, when he mustered
out. He has gone TO his reward.
CoRFEE.-At Lynden, Wash, Jure l3 Of drepsy,
Alfred Corfee Second Iieutenant Go n Il,h NJ y
aged So Comradc Corfee enlisted In September
1881, Sergeant and was discharged prii Y 1885,
to receive his com mission as Leu;ensns Of Co. CO
l4th Wis. de became q member OF Lynch Post
AZ, Lyndeu, Sept. ., 1882 of which he reuainedS
an honored member. Comrade Corhse was kindss
father and an sneeffonate husband. He leaves @
widow and five children. He was born in the
State of New York, moved to Wisconsin long be-
fore the war, and a few years ago he came to
"
He was loved and respected by all who knew himA
His Post took charge Of the funeral services. and
BAUasAUER.-As Evansville ILL.,, Jan. a. the
result of AN accident, Peter Bsumbauer Co. K,
10th H., aged As His death caused by the
discharge OF his gun while out hunting. He was
born ia Germany. and was a cooper By trade. He
enlisted at Riehland Precinct 81. Clair Co. ILL.,,
Feb 8, 1865, and WAS discharged jan "a. 1853 He
was but 10 years OF age when he enlisted. He
leaves q widow and two grown Although
not q GAR. man, he was honored by some OF
them who bore bis body to It's last resting place.
RosE.-At Marion Station, y. J., June %. Col.
John G. Rose. aged 65. Col. Rose was run over and
killed by q west-bound express on the Pennsyl-
yarIia Railroad. He had been Claim Agent for the
Road for 80 years. aud was on his
way 10 his home at Linden at the time he
killed For Some unknown reason he got of the
train track when the train struck him. His body
was horribly rpangied and taken TO the
norgue. He was first Lieutenant. Colonel andthen
Colonel OF the Cd n. j., succeeding Col Morrea.
He was q member of the Washington Chapter OF
Free Aasons at Elizabeth. He leaves widow
and two
MALosEY.-Near Nokesvile, Va. June - of
com plieation of diseases, resulting from disease
while in the service, Marvin Msloney,
aged 81 He served in Co. b. lst Mich. 3. s..
listing Feb. g 1863 and participated in the Grand
Review at Washington in 1865. after which time he
WAS discharged with the surviving members OF his
regiment. He leaves widow. He was quiet
lnobtrusive man. and had the good will of all who
knew him.
WINTERs-At Lanesboro Pa, May II, the result
T.. aged g. He was killed by the cars on The Erie
Railroad. Comrade Winters enlisted in October.
SOL and faithfully served till the close of the war,
,eing mustered out with his regiment in August,
sos, having served nearly four years. He was
harter member of Mai. Frank Tremain Post, 81.
Il Lanesboro. Always efficient and conscien-
ious comrade, intelligent and patriotic citizen,
honorable in department.. true and warm hearted
n friendship. and sincere in all his convictions.
lis untimeIy death is thoroughly regretted by ali
lis comrades and host of friends.
FREDERICK.-At Loogoo,ee, Ind, June H. Of
eart failure John Frederick, Corporal, Co. X, I'd
Itch. Deceased was a native of Prussia and came
O America TO avoid CONSUMPTION into the German
rmy. He enlisted in May, 1861. in the I'd Mich.
nd served till April S. 1865 He lost his right leg
Glow the knee in front of Petersburg. He had
Citations in this country, and became an inmate Of
he Dayton Soldiers Home many years ago
bout ii years since he drilled to Loogoo.ee, where
e married estmable lady. Miss Laura Camp
ell, who survives him. He WAS charter member
{ Thos. j. Brooks Post and an enthusiastic COM
ade. He a man of more than Ordinary inlet-
gence, and was elected Town Trustee in 1880.
Tame Wild Geese.
Denrer Timesl
Wild geese, under certain conditions when
aupht become duite domestic In Meeker