The National tribune., 1893-07-13
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Veterans of the COuntry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Veterans of the COuntry's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
TSenders 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.
BRApsHAw-Near Foiga City Iowa June Is Of
disease contracted while in the services. Joseph
Bradshaw, Co. E. 9Th Iowa, aged 68. ComFado
Bradshaw was mustered into the service in August,
1851, ana served the null term OF his enlistment
He s member of Bevins Post. under whose
auspices he was buried. He leaves widow and
OLsoS.-At Bremen, Mimi. June g. Isaac Olson,
Co. q, 23d Wis. ComTade Olson was in the service
almost three years and contracted in the field the
disease from which he died. He was a member Of
ID. T. Markham Post, 2, Marshall, Mimi. He leaves
one
OLIN-At watertown, n. Y. May %. of pneu-
monia, Rev. Russell A. DIN. 18th Pa. Cav. aged
So After his discharge from the army Comrade
DIN studied for the ministry, and was for while
Rector of the Trinity Church, which was gift OF
Gov. Flower. He had been in WATERFOWL for
about IL years and was well known and highly
respected throughout the State. He leaves widow
and four children.
SPICER.-As watertown. n. T.. June IS. Acel
Spicer. Co. II. l0sh n. Y II. A, aged g. Comrade
Spcer enlisted in 1862, and served three years.
WTNsLow.-At Watertown, n. Y: June 2l. Rev.
Jedediah Winsiow, Chaplain. Goth n. Y Cav, nged
"A. AT the time OF his death Comrade WiBslov
was Chaplain of Joe Spratt Post 323 He had been
in poor health for some time. His funeral
attended by the Post. He leaves one daughter.
HARRJs.-At Portsmouth, n. H. recently, Capt.
Thomas \. Harris Co. q. l0th N H The funeral
was attended by Storer Post, GAR Kearsarge
Naval Veterans. and a delegation from the Loyal
Legion of Massachusetts Eight survivors of Co.
q were also present.
WHITE.-At Washington, d. c.. July s. of Bright's
disease, James w. White, aged 81. ComTade White
had been employed in the Government Printing
Office for many years, and bad many friends in
that Department. He worked his way up through
every grade to that of foreman, having started
feeding press in the very department. over which
he presided at the time of his death. He was q
member of lincoln Post OF Washington. He
leaves widOw and four grown children.
SMYTHE.-At Kingston. Mo-, June q, n. u NJ
Smythe aged 6s. Comrade Smythe was a member
of Ben Loan Post So and was buried by that Post.
FLowERs.-At Walton, n. Y, recently, Edwin O.
Flowers I44th y. Y. Comrade Flowers enlisted
served his full time. He always present with
his regiment Ia all the battles in which 1t took
part, and was y good soldier. His remains were
accompanied 10 his old home At Hainden 10y Ben
Marvin Post, of which he a member, where
they were joined by England Post. of Delhi and
Brice Post, of Hnmden. all marching TO the cen9e-
terry where he buried with military hon0rs
WEsTCorr.-At Carthage. N. Y, recently. Of
Brights disease, Asal B. Wesieott, Co h. S5th
N. ". aged 81. During his two years service,
Conirade Wesgcott from private through the
grades of Sergeant, ySergeant 10 Lieutenant
of the company. He Commander of steel
Post at the time of his death. He leaves widow
and three children.
DUDLEY.-At Van Buren,, Ark, June IS of heart
failure, Alyers b. Dudley, Co. A, l7th ind Any
further information can be obtained BY addressing
VIM. Loct3er, Van Buren,, Ark.
BACoN.-At Au Sable, Mich, June 7. of con-
sum ption Horace 5. Bacon, Co. g. Sth n. Y. aged
80 Comrade Bacon born in New York lie
mustered into service mt the second call in
the war The funeral services were conducted
under the auspices of John Earl Post. 200 at Au
Sable, Mich. He leaves widow and three chil-
dren. and an adopted daughter.