The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1893-10-19
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Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
Senders OF obituaries will please adhere strictly
to the form in which the notices below worded.
Notices must be brief and be sent Immediately after
the event to which they relate
SARGESr.-At Pitisburg. Pa. recently of cere-
brohemorrhage, Capt. John B. Sargent, 10Th n. H..
aged 81 Comrade Sargent WAS a native of Man.
chester, N H.. and left there about IL years ago TO
engage with a horse railroad company in Boston.
He had been in Piitsburg about three years, and
was Assistant Superintendent of street railway
company in that city.
PEREY-At Beason, ILL.,, recently of typhoid
pneumonia, Thomas Perry, Co. n, 18th Ill., aged
"a. COmrade Perry was born in Ireland and came
TO this country in 1889. He had been to the National
Encampment. and appeared quite well until within
few days OF his heath. Conrade Perry
member of Leo w. Myers Post ls2, aud was buried
by that Post with the honors due a eomrsde. He
leaves an aged widow and several grown-uP chill
dren.
KINzLER.-At Ecelsior. Mo-. Sept. %, of longest
i've chill, Thomas Kinzler. Co. 6, 5th Pa II. A.
aged 81. Comrade KIM was member of W. :.
Thomas Post 202.
BUCK-At Moweaqua H.. recently Wilbur p
Buck. Co. A. e5th ILL.,. aged IS. Comrade Buck was
born in New York, bat early in life removed TO
Illinois. from which State he enlisted a private
in the 95th and afterward appointed Assistant
Surgeon of the Sth Regiment He was discharged
In May, 1866. and returned TO Illinois. He was
charter member of J. " Clements Post 363 and in
his death that Post lost of its best members.
RICH--At Holmesburg. Philadelphia, Pa, Aug.
| II, Chas. n. Rich, Co. f, Sd Pa. V. R. c. aged 53.
Comrade Rich confined in Libby and Ander-
sonvile Prisons for SO days, and there contracted
chronic diaTrhea. from which he never fully re-
covered. He was a member of Col James Ash
worth Post, and was buried with GAR hOnOrs.
MIcA.-At Altoona, Pa, Sept Is, Capt. Matthias
| GooDRIcH-At West Union Iowa, Sept % Dam
iel r. Goodrich Co c. LIST Mo- L. A, aged SO. Com
rade Goodrich had resided in West Union over
| eight years, and was member of Post As of that
| city.
| DorY-At West Union. Iowa, Sept. 25 Andrew
| Doiy, Co. g, 18th Iowa aged So. COmrade Doty
/ enlisted in 1862 and served three years. He
member of Post 48. Department. of Iowa.
| WEISE.-At Sedalia. Mo-. Oct 4, from heart
/ trouble William Weise aged 90. Comrade Weiss
a soldier in the civil war. member of George
r. Smith Post, and drew pension. he leaves
| BURxErT-At Eau Claire Wis, Sept %, after
/ long and painful Illness Rev. j. II. Burnett. lS6th
| n. Y, aged 10 COmrade Burnett enlisted a
| private but was soon promoted 10 Chaplain He
! leaves widow, three daughters and one son.
/ WITMER.-At Fairpor,. n. Y. Sept. "a, Of disease
contracted IN the service, Henry Wilmer, Co b. yin
| n. Y. Art. aged so years COmrade Wilmer was =
member OF E a: Sloenm Post, and was buried under
/ the auspices of that organization He leaves q
| widow. two sons and two daughters.
| FREDERICK-At Hudson. Ind. Oct. 9. Of disease
contracted while in the service, David B. Frederick,
| Co l., 1st Ind Cav, aged y COmrade Frederick
WAS a member of s. c. Aldrick Post. and at the
time of his death its Chaplain. He leaves q
widow.
| BEsr-At Eastport Me- Aug Is of Brights dis
ease William J. Best, of U. 5. S Pawnee. Com
rade Best buried by Meade Post. Of which he
/ was n member.
| PowELL-At Eastport Me- Sept g. of Brighrs
| disease James H. Powell of T. 5. S. Brooklyn. He
| was buried with military honors by Meade Post OF
| which he a member.
| BALRAM.-At Eastport, Me-, Sept. 10. OF Bughfs
disease, William A. Balkan. of o. 5. ;. Lafayette
! Comrade Balkan was a member of Meade Post.
| G. lar; Masonic fraternity, and Of the Order OF
! United workmen. He buried with GAR
| honors.
| ISGoLpsBY-At PASSPORT, Me-. Sept. 90 by fall
ing from his wagon, James lngoldsoy, Co. 4, Sd
| U. s. Art He was a member OF Meade Post.
G A R.. and OF the Red Men, both OF which Organi-
| cations took part in his funeral
| FRENCH-At Fort Dodge Iowa, Aug. l3 Theo-
dore w. French, Co. ID, fifth Ill, aged o. Com
| rade French was born in Niagara County, n. Y.
but moved to the West before the war, and in 1861
responded to the first call and enlisted Tor three
wears the end of which service he re-enllsted IN
/ the same company and regiment. He was dis
charged in 1865. He parties pated in many import
! ant battles. At Stone River he was captured and
confined in Libby Prison. For the last "A years he
| had lived in Webster County. Iowa, aud worked
at his trade that of n printer.
| COWsER.-At Muscle Fork, Mo-. Oct. 2, OF rheu-
| matism and disease of the heart, Joseph COwser,
/ 47th ILL., aged 81 Comrade Cowser WAS a member
! OF w. 5. Thomas Post, 202, and was buried by his
JoNEs-At Boston. Mass. Sept IA, Henry L.
/ Jones. Comrade Jones served in the Gulf DEPART
| ment as Captain and Quartermaster. and was on
/ the staff of Gen. Reynolds. After the war he held
| Government positions in the South fos several
years Later he returned to Massachusetts. where
| he had since lived He was member OF Gettys-
| burg Post.
| Young, U. 5. A, retired, aged 6S- Capt. Young
! was born at York. Pa, and removed to HarpeTs
| Ferry some years before the He was at Har-
| per's Ferry during the John Brown RAID, ana was
a participant in The event of that day After the war
he was stationed AT Governors Island. NY, where
| he remained Ii years. He then went to the Water
| town Arsensal and from there to the one at Wash
| ington d. G. Since the death of his wife. about
three years ago, he has resided with MS daughter
WEBsrER.-At BIuehilI. Me-. Sept. Is. John
Webster Co. Fl. 4th Me. Comrade Webster was q
| member of James A. Garfield Post. 49,
| LEACH.-At Biuehilie. Me, Sept 49, D. Leach,
| Co q, 18th Me. Comrade Leach was member OF
| James A. Garfield Post, 46.
| COLLISTER.-At Dresden, o. Sept. 70, OF disease
contracted in the service, Charles Coillster, list
| battery o. l.. A. aged 80. Comrade Coliister en-
! listed in September. 1868, and was discharged IN
\ July 1868. He WAS member of Maj. Cass Post,
| AIS of Dresden. He leaves widow and children
| NcINTosH-At Evansville, o., Sept. 2S. after e
| 1on1 iIIness James Mcintosh Co J. .O.h Ohio
| aged So. Comrade MeInIosh enlisted as private
/ Sept. % 1861; promoted to First Sergeant
! June so 1868, and to Sergeaut-Major Oct. l. 1864
Previous 10 his enlistment in the 10Th Ohio he had
served three months in Co. ], 5th Ohio He was q
/ member of HRzeit Post, 81, under whose auspices
| the funeral was conducted. he leaves three chill
/ dren.
| TAYLoR-At indianapolis. Ind, recently, of dis
ease contracted in the service JOHN f. Taylor, Co.
| X 9th Ohio. aged 45. Comrade Taylor enlisted
Sept. S. 1862. and was discharged June TO- 1862 tie
/ leaves widow.
GRUBRs-At Slbina o., recently, George F.
! Crubbs Co. b. l49lh Ohio. He was taken prisoner
| nj DanyiIle Va aud was not exchanged for seven
| months He leaves widow and four children
| LILEs.-At Sabina, o., July 4. Henry Lilies. GO.
| NJ 18Th U. ; II. A. Conrade Lilies was member
of McAIen Post. Wilmington. He leaves a widow
and several children.
ARBIGAsr.-At Lewistown. Pa, Sept. ., by the
! cars John Arbgast Co. ID. 49th Pa.
SETTLENIRE.-At Altoona, Pa. Sept IL, william
Setilemirs Co. F, 49th Pa.
CALDwELL--At Mt Sterling. Ky, recently, OF
apoplexy. John Caldwell aged o. Comrsde Caid-
we'll served in the navy during the war, and was
n member of the Naval Veterans Association OF
Philadelphia He was buried by Coiey Apperson
Post 1856 He leaves a widow and one child.
HULEr.-At gainesville. o., Sept. %. |. q. Hulet
Co d. 7th Ohio, aged "a Comrade Hulet enlisted
in
was buried by Post II, of which he was member.
MAHoNEY.-At Owensboro. KY. Sept. 10, after
brief illness. Matthew Mahoney, Co. b. S4th Ohio.
He leaves six children.