The National tribune., 1893-06-01
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Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
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rSenders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
to the form IN which The notices below are wOrded
Notices must be brief and be sent Immediately aRer
the event to which they relate
LAsE.-At Chicago ILL.,. April q, Joseph g.
Lane surgeon, 81 WIS. Cav. aged So He was
member of Post % Of Chicago.
SAJTH.-At Peekskil, N. Y, recently. from
neuralgia OF the heart. Capt. Geo w. Smith. 5Jfh
n. Y, Captain Co. A, 9th ". Y. IT. A. and 40th N
Y. aged 81 Capt. Smith enlisted early in the war
and served until the close. He n member Of
Vo.burg Post. %. He leaves widow and several
RIsTIsE-At Pass Christian, Miss. April Is. OF
paralysis, DIR. Henry Ristine, Surgeon. 20th Iowa,
aged 20. Conirade Rstine was member of the
GAR
ORME-At Trinidad. CAL. April 10. Of co.,sump-
ion. E J. orme, Co. 3. Ssh Ohio, Comrads
PoRTER--At Mill Village. Pa. May 2, of neural
ga of The heart j. l. Porter, Co. z. ssh Pa. aged
o.. Comrade Porter was buried by the AIasons
assisted by the GAR. He leaves widow and
son.
HALr.-At Fowler Ohio May 2, Riley Hall. Co.
ID. 9th Ohio. COmrade Hall was n charter member
of Burro w-Coburn Post. 4G6 which Post passed
resolutions on his death. He was highly respected
by all.
BALDwIS.-At Brooklyn. ". Y. May Z. Capt
Geo. Il. Baldwin. l39th N Y. and sd y. V. aged
81. Comrade Baldwin enlisted when the
broke out and rose to the rank of Major. He was
well known in g.. II. circles. Capt. Baldwin was
a member of Mackenzie Post. He leaves q widow
and six children.
WITsoN-At SomerviIle Me-, April % Charles
T.. Wilson, Co. H. Isl Ne. RI. A, aged - Comrade
Wilson was a member of Hiram BuEnhanI Post, 80.
and resident of Cherryfield, Me.
LAwLFR.-At West Union. o.. May 10, of heart
failure. Michael LAWYER Co II. 10Th Ohio, aged 30.
Comrsde LAWYER enlisted in the early part of 1852.
and served until the close OF the war. At the bat
tie of Atlanta he was taken prisoner and was in
Anderscuyille four months. Comrade LAWYER was
q member of ]. w Mcpherson Post 226 He
leaves n widow and two
CoFFMAN.-At Auioa, Ind, March Is Of variooss
veins and palpitaton of the heart Levi Coffman
cl.a TT-Hr 49,
6Sth Ohio when II was organized at Napoleon, IN
1851. He promoted to Second Lieutenant in
November, 1861. and TO First Lieutenant NOvem-
Der. 1867 and served until the end Of the ia
that rank. He was charter member of Burnside
Post 81, and had served its Commander for
several terms. He leaves a widow and six chill
dren.
STExGLE-At Kirkwood. ILL.,. April H. by falling
from, fast train, Thomas Stengle. Post 81, Kirk
wood took charge of his remains and buried him
i'm the G. A. R. lot. He was from Pennsylvania, and
had ticket TO Salem, Ore. Information Is wanted
served by J. 5. Glover. Adjuiant. Gen. Geo. Crook
Post Kirk wood. ILL., Comrade Glover will answer
all inquiries from friends.
GOFF.-At Bellefoutaine. o., April 10, job 3
Gof Co. K. 42d Ohio (Garfield's regment), aged
Sc. COmrsde Goff born in Virginia, and at
early age removed to PENNSYLVANIA and from there
to Ohio. He always took great interest i'm GAR.
matters. aud had attended all the State and Nj
tional Eneampments, excepting the one al Wash
ington. Comrade Golf was probably the oldest
member of the GAR. 10 the State. He
member of Eugene Reynolds Post, which attended
his funeral in a body
EDWARDS Smithsfire H. March g. OF
disease contracted while in the service William l..
Edwards. Co. A. SD III. He was an honored
member of Gen. Geo. Crook Post. 81, under whose
auspices he was buried. He leaves widow and
several children
JONES AT Arthur Tenn. Nav g. of chronic
disease contracted in the service, Wiley Jones, Co.
A. 9th Tenn Cav. Comrade Jones of the
many loyal men who made their way through the
lines and fought in the URiOn army. He
member OF Cumberland Gap Post. Il. Departments
of Tennessee.
MosEe-At Mankato Kan, recently, Osiah A.
Moser, Co K, 10Th Iowa. aged 60. COnrade Mo<er
enlisted in September. 1861. and was discharged
March, 1884. on account OF wounds. COmTads
Moser "a member of James Lane Post IL, which
had charge of his burial.
BRADLY.-At Burlington. VT, May IA. Geo. II. NJ.
Brady u 8 s New Ironsdes aged S. Com
rade Brady resided in New York when the
broke out, and of the organizers and
member of the Fire Zouaye regiment commanded
by Elmer f. Ellsworth, but on account of an ace
dental gunshot wound he rejected. He
present the unsuccessful assault upon Fort Sum-
ter in 1868. and there received the injury that
shifted in his death. He was always Interested n
GAR matters. and was member OF StannarG
Post, 2. The burial services were in charge OF
Stannard Post, assisted by Gen. William Wells
Camp, 10. 5. of V.
SRExD.-At Yankion. 8. D.. May Is. Henry
Srend. Co. b. lst Oak. Cav. He leaves no widow
ALLEN-At Des Mones Iowa, May T. after =
long Illness caused by service in the army. jesse
@. Allen, Co. r, sth III. Cav, aged 81. ComTads
Allen served more than four years aud was IH a'i
the battles i'm which his regiment took part. lie
leaves a widow and five children.
BRowNIEG.-In Lincoln County, W. Va, May 3,
Miles b. Browning Co. ID, 39h Ky. Cav. aged o.
Comrade Browning had been sick for many
months. He leaves a widow.
PIKE-At Yankton 5. D. April is, OF paralysis,
George Pike Co. G, 9Th Ohio, aged II. Cosurnde
Pike was pensioner. He left no widow minor
children.
CLARK-At Yankton. S. D.. April Il, of cOnsump-
ton Joseph Clark Co. F. 18th u. s.
HoUsE-At YHDkton. $. D., April ~. John e.
House. Cos. land +, i2th Mo. Cav. aged Is. Com
Tsde House committed suicide by taking cafhoIs
said- HP lasyss wide" snd three children