The National tribune., 1893-06-29
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last CAN.

[Senders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
to the form i'm which the notices below are worded
Notices must be brief and be sent Immediately after
the event TO which they relate-l
CATER-At Montague, Mich. June 2, of heart
failure. Richard L. Cater. Co. F. 5th Mich. Cav,
aged 81. Comrade Cater had been a sufferer from
the exposure Belle Isle. and almost helpless.
He was buried by the Masons. assisted by the
G. AR. He leaves three sons.
HuBBELL.-At oceanus. n. Y. May 90 Daniel W.
L. HubbelI Co. F. 18th Wy. He was buried with
military honors by John Corning Post, $50.
WEEKs.-At Oceanus. n. Y, June 10. milford s.
Weeks. Co. G. 5th N. Y. He was buried by John
Corning Post 636.
CoNLON-At Worcester Mass. June s, after a
short Illness OF pneumonia, Patrick Conlon, Co. D.
44tii N. V and Corporal, 146h ". Y, aged 81. The
oomrade WIS in IA battles and did his duty well.
WALKER.-At Hazen, n. Y, June 2 David L.
Walker, Sergeant. Go. !, ed N. Y, aged IL Com
rade Walker had been a sufferer from a gunshot
wound since he left the army.
VoYLEsoS.-At Allegheny City, Pa, June T. of
BrigiiEs disease, Col VIM. Nj. Voyleson. Col.
Vovleson was born in Ohio in 1884, and enlisted as
First Lieutenant, 9th Ohio. in July. 1861 made
Captain in 1867 and Breye Major of Volunteers for
meritorious service. In 1866 he was made Brevet
Colonel for faithful attention TO duty in the sub
sstence Department He was a member of the
GAR. and of the Society OF the Army OF the
Tennessee.
GArEs.-At Dewitt, Iowa, June II. John N.
Gates Captan Co. b, lst Iowa Cav, and Captain,
Co. A. 9th Iowa Cav, aged 70. Comrade Gates
born in Vermont, and il, 1860 moved to Iowa. He
Iowa Cav. His regiment was ordered to- the front,
and Comrade Ghies was made Quartermaster at
Fort Randall, l. #. In 1865 lac mustered
of the service, after being in the army over four
years He was n member of n. b. Howard Post.
BLAKE.-At Westfsli, Ore, June z 1898, of con-
sumption, Willard l.. Blake. Co. g. 10th Me-, aged
5O Comrade Blake was member of A. 2. Hovey
Post. 81, Oregon.
BECKER-At Los Angeles. CAL, May Is. Henry
Becker, Sergeant. Co. A, filth Ill. He was q men,
Der of Frank Bartlett Post, 8. and was buried by
his Post.
BUsHBY.-At Los Angeles. CAL. June 2, Joseph
Bushey, I'D Mo. Cav. Comrsde Bushey WAS nienl
Der of Bartlett Post, 6, under whose auspices he
buried. He leaves q widow and several chill
dren.
STEyENs-At Madison Lake. Mimi, April IL.
Emmons p Stevens, Co. III, 30th Wis, aged 62.
Comrade Stevens q charter member of w. @.
Durkee Post 3. The comrades Of his Post at
tended his funeral i'm a body.
WHITE-Near Knoxville, Tenn, by an express
train, Isaac White, Co. ID. I2th Ind, and Captain,
Co. A, I0fst Ind. Comrade White was member of
Ed Maynard Post, IA He leaves two sous
8 GARBER.-At Crude. Neb., May %. Abraham
was a charter member of It. o. Howe Post, l38. He
leaves a widow and two children.
RowE.-At Troy. o.. after illness of several
months. William Rowe, llih Ohio and 14Zth Ohio.
He was q member Of A. Fl. Coleman Post. l59. He
was buried by the Post
Beiiefonte. Pa. June f6 Thomas
QInfnerman, Co. II, Seth Pa ComradB DINNER
man was a good soldier. and served his country
well. He was not member of the GAR. He
WAS buried by Co. b. National Guards. He leaves
y widow and four children.