The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-04-20
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III those who send obituary notices would fol-
low the form used below is would fasuTe i'm
nIessiste appearance i'm HE NATtoSAL. TzIBuSE.l
wALKER-At Lawrence, Kan, Feb s. of kidney
and stomach diseases Cot. Samuel Walker, aged
a. At the bTea king ont of The evil lie enlisted
I'm the first Company OF the first regiment thst
raised IN Kansas for the defense Of the Union and
on June l. 1851. i1stcresf into the service az
Captain He was subsequently promoted 70 Major
ant Lieutenant CoIoiseI. Coz Walker sIIe frss
officer to leGd a command through the Black Hills
aud IN 1866 for gallant services against the Sioux
vas brevetted BrigRdier- General. He had been
Sheriff Of Douglas County four times, member
of both Houses in the Ssate LEGISLATURE aEd q
prominent political figure all his Isfe-
ZUyER.-At Adams. Mich March Fl, OF eopt-
pieation OF lung and brain troubles resulting from
In grippe, Byron T. ZiIFer Co. ID, 18th Iowa aged
81 ConSFade Zavsr enlisted in the Spring OF 1901
and was discharged in January. lS6S; Was captured
with Gen PTeRtiss at Shiloh served In the Army
Of the Tennessee and in Smiths Sixteenth Corps
until she end Of the war; settled at Adams. Mich
in 1867 hal held n number OF Couaty aud Town
strip offices; bad been Railway Postal Clerk E5r
10 years and ia that service the fsfs Of his
death: He was charter member Of Ssrgt Cox
Post, had been Commander twice, and served two
terms as AdjutaEt; was also a member OF tho
A. r. & A. W.
DoRIGSp-Nsar Peru. Ind, Jan. u the result
of accident, George G. DoriARd Co. c, 18th lad.
COmTade DOrland was killed in a railroad accident.
1t Is recorded in Patton Pest IN record tEst he
engaged In the battles of Shiloh, Liberty Gap,
Luvcrgne, SfoRs River. CaieksEtsuga. Chat
tauooga. and siege OF COriuth: IseveF sici< ia
the service, never seriously sSuSdeds never Ia
the hospital ard always ready Tor hIs Faiions. His
funeral was in charge Of ths Masons, and Was
largely attended BIZ his comrades of Patton Post,
who took part in the ceremonies
WRIGHT--Near Carthags. N Y. Jan. IS, IT. O.
Wright, aged so C0HnTade Wright a member
of Co. II. 79sh " Y, and also member IN good
standing of E. B. Steele Post, 25u Of Csrtbage.
since its first orgtuizatiou. Ho n good soldier
and ctGzesF. He died frosB hesr disease contracted
in The srnry. for which ne drew q small pension.
The funeral was ualer The auspices OF the Post,
which attended In q body.
CsLKISs.-In Oswego precinct. Clacksmas Coan-
ty, Ore, March IS. of heart failure, Lumsa II.
Caskias aged n He r~sI,!esi i1 Este County %
that State in the sbiEiies. where, during the dis
turbance In Canada known "a the pstTiot war"
he called into service with the militia of the
State TO assist in preserving neutrality along ths
Canatis line Of the Niagara River During his few
months service he held the rank Of OTdssty-SsF-
geaHt OR Oef- 8 1851. he enlisted in The 6th Wis.
L. A.. and after serving nesriy two years
honorabiy discharged for disability occasioned by
injuries received while in the line Of duty. Com
Faese CaIkins was s member of IiStceln-G aFtsld
Post, eff POrtlsHds Of the Oregon Pioneers, the
Grange, and WAS one OF the chsrser members OF
the first Masonic Lodge of Oregon. The pail
bearers were selected from these Orders. He drew
the enormous pension Of So per month
TURSER.At Ursa, ILL.,, March 81. of heart failure,
Frederick G. Turner, sged "a. CSmFais Turner
served in Co. L, al III. Cav. from July IL 1885, to
Aug ~ 1854, and was discharged by reason Of eI-
piration of term of enlistment First Sergeant.
He q member Of Post 697, and hsd been Senior
Vice Com maIder for two years He leaves 3 widow
and Eve and two daughters and was buried
by the Masons. TO which Oroer ne had been menu
snURTs-At south Lebanon, o., April 4. Of
Brfxbl's disease Of kidneys, Andrew NJ Sharts,
aged So. he enlisted In the tbTee-months' service
the first call for troops in 1851 At the expirA
ton of his three months he enlisted in The 35th
Ohio and served his three years. after which he
served year in HsneOek's Corps. He was
buried by Granville ThuTeton Post, 2I3 Lebanon
CATEs-At Lowell, Mass MTrch ). of eonsamp-
tion. John A Gates. Corporal Co. b. 29th Me. aged
A. ComFade Gates enlisted from ThoFBdike. Me-,
December, 1858; in all of the battles with the
regiment, having never lost 8 days duty. and was
mustered cut June 81. 1866. He was loved by all
who knew him. He leaves a widow ard one son.
STEyESs-At Greeley. Colo, Feb. 8, John ].
Stevens Go. II, 10th n. Y. and First Lieutenant,
was a member Of U s. Grant Post -. and WAS
buried by the Post, assisted by j. e Williams
Camp. 10. Sons OF Veterans
MCNASTEE.-At Port Hastings. n. y, Jan. .. OF
dropsy, A. q. McMAster. aged So, Co, b, I'D n. Y.
He had lived in Greeley Colo. for the last . years.
and WAS visiting friends East when he died
wELc8.-At Greeley. Colo, Feb H. of cancer,
w z. WEIGH He served IS Surgeon IN The lisa
Ore. Cav. in 1863 He leaves widow and four
children.
SHIyN.-At Greeley Colo, Feb. H. Capt. Joni
than Shnn aged So Capt Shinn WAS a sarvfvor
of the BLACK Hawk War of 1s32, and served ia the
Sd Ill. He leaves widow and three children.
SMITH-At Sibley, Iowa. Ian. 5. of disease con-
tracted while in the service Essez p Smith. Co. b,
2d Iowa Cav. He was a member of l. G. Ireland
POST IIs' snd Uax buried bv the comrades
JONEs-At Daw n Mo-, March 20 of cancer Of tho
stomach, Thomas L. Jones. Co G., 10Th OHIO IA
WHrrwER.-At Barberton. o.. March q. waIsen
Whitner. Co. /. ISSsh Ohio. ComTade " hitner was
charter member of NJ NJ Dickson Post, 267. Com
rade Whitner WAS pensIOneT, and died from o
comp lication of diseases contracted in the army.
VoGELI-At Bres1en Ind, Feb. - Peter Vogeli.
:S5th Ind. Band and Bagler. 2lst Ind. L. A, aged
"a. lie was a native of Switzerland. and came to
this country in 1850. He leaves a widow and three
children. He was member of Harzog Post, 400.
W hch passed appropriate resolutions on his de-
mise.
TryoS-At Nelson o. March 81 of rheumatism
and the effects of army service, EzfR TTyon- aged
3d. Comrade Tryon enlisted in the Mexican war
al the age of L. and served three years in the
Of the rebellion in the 9th Ohio battery. He
severely wounded at the battle of Chiekamaugs-
He leaves a widow and four sons. His remains
Horton Post SIS of which he a worthy COM
rade His funeral conducted by the Knights
Of Honor of Akron, of which Order he "A meEl-
ber assisted by Buekiy Posi-. L.
PENFIELD.-At Ieoniun. Iowa, March l9, j. 8
PenfieId I'd Ohio L. A., aged 81 He served through
put the war and honoFahly discharged. He
was a member of the Odd Fellows. aud was buried
oy the Order. He leaves q widow and two
children
RUNIOS.-At South Easton, Pa, March TO- Albert
VI. RuniUn. The paper which the notice APP
ais company and regiment He enlisted Aug. 10.
1862. was wounded at Mine Rum 1868, and mustered
'us June 10. 1864
MALoNE--At Laporte, Ind recently. of erysipe-
as Capt. George W. Malone. Co. +. 9th mo- and
To- c. 18th Ind age &C. He a membet OF
Patton Post I47. which had charge OF the funeral.
Harvey Co. H. s5th lad He enlisted Dec 80, lS6S,
md was discharged July 10. 1865 His remains
we're inferred by Patton Post, l47, Laporte.
DERwESr-At Sterling. H.. March IL. j. O. Der
vent Co G. I5Sl H. He was a member OF Win
robinson Post. 254.
NEAI.-At Perry, Iowa, March q. Henry Fl.
zeal. CosE, 18th III. He was not member OF the
lar. but buried by comrades of Redhetd
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