The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1894-02-08
MUSTERED OUT.
Veterans of the Country's Grandest Arm,
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call
fSenders of obituaries will please adhere strictly
to the form ib which the notices below are wordsd
Notices mnst be brief and be sent Immediately afEsr
the event TO which they reiate.l
DURAN.-At st. Edwards Neb Nov fso3
Alfred Duran Co. D. 10th HI, Co. X 9th H. and
co. @. 7th Kan, aged 81 CoBlrade Duran was en-
gagged Ia many battles. He leaves a widow and
nine children.
CUNSISGHAM--At Purchase Line Pa recently.
John Cunningham. SSH Ohio The conrade and
his son-in-law went fox hunting on Jan. Is but
failed to return at the appointed time On Jan.
90 the peck of the comFade WIS fonnd. The
next day his body found, with the head
crushed, and the gun belonging to the sOu-in lag
was found short distance from the body The
eomrade was member OF Post 40. and was buried
by that organization. He leaves widow aud
WusoS.-AI Beevile. Tex, Jan. 81. Of hears
failure. Andrew J. Wilson, Co. b, l25th n. Y.
aged s.
HUDsoS-At Hawick. Mimi. recently Of con-
sumption, Charles Hudson, Co. A, 81 Mimi.
. WAKEFIELD-At Oxford Mass Jar a. of parat-
ysi~. George Wakefield. Co. K. l2gh T. l.. seI 20.
He WAS member OF George III. Ward Post. 10.
Worcester, Mass.
heart disease. John w. Southland. Co. D. 18th
Mass. aged 90. ComEade Southland had been in
feeble health for some years. He was member
of George ii. Ward Post, 10.
SULLIvAE.-At Clinton o.. Jan. % of cancer
Capt. John Sullivan. 81 Ohio Ind'p'i Battery, aged
50. Al the siege of yieksburg and Atlanta his
battery was i'm the hottest part of the fight lie
was member Of Post 3S5 Canal Fulton ard Lin
coin Command. U; v. o.. Akron. The eonIrade
leaves n widow aud four children.
WooD-At Simpsons Store, Pa. Dec. "a 1893,
Serg't Israel l. Wood. Co. B. Ist w. Va Cav. aged
70.
TUELLERs-At Titusviile Fla. Jan. o. John
Tueiiers of Co J.. 17th Pa. and Armorer's Mate Of
Y. 8 ). Frigate New Ironside+. ComEads Tuellers
came TO his death by the accidental discharge Of .
gun
JoSEs.-At Mount Vernon, N Y, jan H. Of
heart trouble, Capt. Cyrus ID. Jones 2slh Conn
Ia yra4h fvifi in hnz
and social circles, in the church, and in the Grand
Army of the Republic. He had been a member OF
the board of trustees of the Methodist Church for
"a years, and treasurer of the board the time
OF his DEATH. He member of FarHswoFth
Post and OF the American Legion OF Honor. He
leaves q widow, q married son and an unmarried
danghteF.
MoUSr.-At Guthrie City, Iowa. Jan. 81 William
:. Mount, Sergeant. Co. @, 4th Iowa, aged 81.
Oomrade Mount much respected by all who
knew him, and served six years as q member Of
the County Board OF Supervisors.
HARRIs.-At Marion, Iowa, Dec 6. 1888 OF disease
resulting from wound received at Shiloh, Richard
Harris. Co. A 9th Iowa. aged so Comrade Harris
a charter membsr of Robert Mitchell Post
and often said 10 his comrades. when die bury
me with the badge on" The eomrade was the
oldest man in the regiment, and was known -
GILHAN.-At PhiIo. o.. Dec. 81 1898. Of disease
contracted while in the service. Lyman Gillian. Co.
ROss.-At OtsegO. o. Jan. s. of disease contract
ed while in the service, John b. Ross Co. G, l6Oth
Ohio, aged IS. He was a member of John Triu:bls
conducted He WAS n pensiOner at the rate of Sic
per month. and leaves a widow and two children
under 10 years of age.
OGLE.-At Dresden, o., of disease resulting from
the service. Martin V. OgIe. Co. X, 10Th Ohio and
90. ID. 2Oth Ohio. aged IS. He a member Of
Mai. Cass Post. As, and WAS a pensiOner at tho
rate of SI3 per month. He leaves widow and
several children
RYsERsoS-At Las Cruces, N NJ. recently, Capt.
w. l. Rynerson, Co. @, LIST Cal, and Second Lieu
terant. Co. B. 2d Cal. The coRrade enlisted in
1861. and served until the end of the war.
MARTIN.-At Los Angeles Cal, IAN. Z, F. W.
Martin, Co. q, LIST Colo He exemplary
soldier, and in civil life was respected by all.
GIBsoN.-At Los Angeles. Cal, Nov. 10, 1898.
James W. Gibson ID CAL Cav.
FRANK.-At Los Angeles CAL, Dec. q, 1898. Fred
erielS Frank, Co. +. 9th Cal.
CHATHAM-At Roanoke, Va. recently, of chronic
diarrhen. Capt w. 8 Chatham, llth Pa, and Go.
G. SD Pa. aged 81. COmrade Chatham served As
Chief of Police at Lock Haven. Pa. and was SUI
perintendent of Public Buildings at Harrisburg,
Pa. during the Administration of Henry Nj. HOyt.
He was buried with military honOrs at Lock Haven.
Pa, under the auspices of the Union Veterans
Union and the GA K. of that place. Two Of his
odd comrades acted as pail bearers. widow and
two survive him.
DooLEY.-At Seneca, Mo- JAN 10, WIN. Dooiey,
Co. f. I2th Kan. aged CO. ComFade DOOley served
three years He leaves a widow.
WHIFECRow-At Seneca, Mo-, Jan. 3. Joseph
Whecrow Co. Fl, 10 Ia Kan. Cav, aged As. Com
ra,ie Whiteerow served two years.
LoGAN.-At Seneca. Mo-, Dec. 30. 1895. JnO. Logan,
Co. +, ii,h Kan. Cav, aged 46. Comrade Logan
served three wears. He leaves "A family.
FIIcK.-At Utahyille. Pa, Oct. IL, 1898, of apo
Conlrade Flick was meInb7g OF J. Q. Noon Post.
3i3 and OF Washington Camp, 426. p. o. s. Of A.
lie leaves a widow and seven children
PETERs-At Cincinnati o. Jan. is, John Peters,
Co ii, 39,h Ind. (of Slh Ind Cav aged s. Conn
rade Peters was born in Dundee, Scotland, and
came to this country in 1852 He was brave sol
der and good citizen. He was a member of John
w. Dunn Post. $50. and was buried by that Organi
cation.
SLIGHT.-At Georgetown. Colo, Jan. 13 from re-
opening of wound received during tie war. Ly-
man A. Slight. 42d n Y. and Co. G, l79th N Y.
Any desiring further information, address }. j.
+ lio,i, fialto Springs colo.
SPENCER.-At f. Paso, Tex, Jan. Is. NJ NJ. Spen-
Ger. Comrade Spencer WAS good and faithful
GA Il. worker. and Past Commander of Post
10
WHITMARsH.-At North Jackson, Pa, Dec. q,
1898, w. III. Whimarsb. Co. A. LIST Pa. /. A. Com
rale Wtlitmarsh served AZ months.
DIx-At North JACKSON. Pa. Jan. Is. Zion Dix.
Co. +, I7stb n. Y. the oomrRds serycd In the
above regiment 10 months.