The National tribune., 1893-05-18
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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 woFded.
Notices must be brief aud be sent Immediately after
the event to which they relate
HECKEE-At the State Soldiers Home, orting,
Wash. April Is, of dropsy, Edward w Heeker.
aged g. He served through the Mexican war as a
member of Co. (Burnetts), LIST N Y lie also
served In the of the rebellion a member OF
Co A I5t \. Y. Cav. His record shows him TO
have been a brave Union-IOving soldier. He Jeff
q widow, son. and daughter, and was buried by
c. NJ Reid Post.
CiITcHELL-At Lower Newport, O., April IS Of
heart failure brought on by severe fall. John W.
Gnchel aged 81. Comrade Giicheii was rejected
at The opening of the war on account OF crippled
hand but later he went out with the l00-days men,
He was aferward drafted, and served until the end
of the war. The eomrade was charter member
of Ross Post, 4S9. Newport. He left q widow and
eight children The Post assisted at his funeral
STEwART-At Ware, VT, April p, of cOnsump-
ton caused by wound in his left lung, received
at the battle of A!die. VIM. e. Stewart C0mrade
Stewart was a worthy member OF j. W. LSwton
Post. He leaves a widow
SUPERINTENDENT Bartlett, Neb., April "A.
Of burns caused by prairie fire, Frank /. Sebim-
melpfenng Co. ID. lO5th Ill, aged 81 Comrade
Schmmelpfennig was born in Germany, and came
TO the United States at the age OF To- He enlisted
in The early part of 1862 and served until the close
of the He was in many battles, and marched
with Sherman to the sea- The comrade was
member of Gen. Hazen Post.
CAWLEY.-At Hollenburg, KAN, recently Will
liam Cawley, Co. D. SD H., aged "a COnlrade
Cawley enlisted in the Fall of 1862, and served
until July. 1906. He was good soldier, and loved
the flag of his country.
CRANE-At his ranch, near Arlington, Colo. John
A. Crane Co. A. S7h ILL.,, aged As COmTade Crane
was shot from his horse by an enemy, who wanted
the range. He served three years IN the army:
The eornrade was member oil strong post 81 anu
had served as its Commander He was buried by
his Post at La Junta. He leaves u widow and four
children.
FTFTELp-At Lowell, Mass, April %. VIM. A.
Fifieid 7th Mass. battery, aged g. Comrade FL
field served Orderly. and was promoted 10
Lieutenant in the 59th Mass He was Past Com
mander OF James A. Garfield Post 10 He leaves
a widow and one daughter.
CRoUGHwELL-At Taylor, Neb., April II. OF q
c., lst Conn. H. A. COmrade Croughwell served
three years. He was buried by Tucker Post, OF
which he was member.
FULToS-At STAFFORD. VT. of gunshOt wound
received while in the service James N. Fulton Co.
c. 18th VT. aged IS. good soldier, citizen, and a
fathful member of the G. AR. He leaves a widow.
REDFIELD-AtVinion,I Iowa, April 20 Stephen D.
ReCifieid Co. A S7th Iowa (Ciraybeard regmeDtl,
aged 81. Comrnde Redfeld was born in Caremont,
\. H. and enlisted private sept ], 1862, at the
age of So and served until May 20, 1865, when he
tEas dischared The comrade was charter MEN,
Cha plain for two successive terms
ALTHoFF.-At ST. Louis, Mo-, April Is, Jasper
AithGf aged 81 He WAS born IN Germany, and
enig led to this country at an early age. Conn
rade AIthof served i'm FremOnts BOdy-guard- He
WAS buried by Hardee Post He leaves widow
and three children.
plicaiion of diseases, Edward o Brien, Co A 9th
Mich. Cav aged 80. COmrade . Brieu served two
wears and five months. He was wounded at At
ianta, and sent to the hospital at Detroit,
Mich. He leaves a widow.
ESNEs.-At Princeton, Ind, March y. OF COM
piieaed troubles John w. Ennes. COmrHde Ennes
was a member of Co. ID, SSH Ind, and served his
country faithfully, at all times ready for duty. At
his death he was an active member OF Post % ana
was well respected
Ross-At Waynesboro. Pa. April .. of cancer
of The stomach, William i. Ross. Co. b, LIST Nd.
Cav, aged 49, Comrade Ross was buried by j. Il.
Walker Post, 2S9, of which he WAS member. he
leaves a widow and five children
RUPERT.-At the State Soldiers Home, Ortiug,
Wash recently, of heart failure jeremiah l. Ru-
PERT. 81 h Iowa, aged g.. COmrade Rupert enlisted
in September, 1861 and served three years, at the
end of which time he was honOrably discharged
ont Mountain He was buried by C. NJ. Reid Post.
WARN.-At Mcmillan, Wis. April Z. of paralysis,
diabetes and heart failure Ephraim Warn, aged ga
He enlisted a private in Co. l. 9Th Mich, la Au-
gust. 1861; reenlisted IN 1858. and was discharged
in 1865 First Sergeant.
CARTER-At Rowland, Ky, April 81, of diseases
while in the army james w. Carter, Co.
d. 18th Iowa Comrade Carter WAS a member OF
Raupean Post, Stanford, KY, aud was always
Jealous worker for the G. A. r. He was buried by
the i. o. o. F., of which Order he was n member.
He was n faithful husband and father, and leaves
widow asd children.
CREE-At Glasgow. Pa, April %. of Brighfs
disease John A. Cree. Co. h. 18th Pa, aged o.
FroxeI Post 42l, but dropped July s. 1890. for
He pensioAed for wounds
in the service
GAFFERTx-AI the State Hospital. Buffalo. NY.
april % John Gnfferty, Co. @. 9th n. Y. Cav He
had been patient of the hospital for some time.
md taken of by the GAL Z. Relief Com
rtee- He was barred by his eomEades- He leaves
no relations.