The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1895-04-04
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Veterans of the Country's Grandess Army
Who Have Answered the Last CALI

Veterans of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Cali.
CoNLEY.-At Quincy. Mich, March 10 Chris
TOPPER Conley. Co. B, 11th Mich, aged 70.
Loomis Post, q had charge of the funeral
services.
sHAwL-At Nebraska Soldiers and Sailors
Home, March IL, Ira J. Shawl, Co. K, 18th
Iowa (Gray beards), aged IS.
EAToN.-At Nebraska Soldiers and Sailors
Home, March 20, James E. Eaton, Co. A. 18th
Mass, aged So.
DALroN.-At Wolf, Cal, March IA, Abram
Fields Dalton, aged 40. He was Past COM
mander of Post 1I5.
CAMPBELL.-At Washington, Pa, March IL,
Rufus K. Campbell, Co. 9Th Pa. v. r. c.,
aged 20. He had represented his County in
the State Legislature for two terms. Comrads
Campbell was An honored member of Post 100.
HARBIsoN.-At CannOGsbuTg, Pa, Oct. %,
1894, Adam Harrison, Sergeant, Co. B, S5th Pa,
aged 81. He was q member of Paxton Post,
126.
CHAMBERs.-At Marion, Ind, recently, John
g. Chambers, Co. d. 10th Pa; also served in
the Regular Army. He had resided in Csnnons-
burg, Pa, for many years, and had a brother
living there.
MoRALs-At Washington, Pa. March 8,
Antonio Morals, Co. K, Sth Pa. Reserves, aged
So
TEMPLEToN.-At Cannonsburg, Pa, recently,
A.
aged 81. Hs was a member of VIM. f. Temple
ton Post, 100 He leaves daughter.
SrARKE.-At Xenis, o., Feb. s, Maj. A. M.
Starke. 1I0th Pa He was buried under the
auspices of Lewis Post, 345, of which he was an
honored member.
BARNARD.-At Berwick, Ps Jan. 16 P. A.
Barnard, Co. E, 2o9th Pa, aged 81.
NEwCoMB.-At Worcester, Mass, March 21,
Emerson l.. Neucomb, Co. K, 1st N. Fl. Cav,
aged 81. He was an honored member of Ward
Post, 10. A widow survives him.
GEIsENHEIMER.-At Port Jarvis, ~ Y, re-
Gently. Christopher Geisenheimer, aged So.
COmrade Geisenheimer was born in Sachsen-
Meiningen, Germany, and was a son OF Fred
erick Christian and Julie Gesenheimer. He
came to America in 1853 and settled in New
York City. He was apprenticed to the tailor
trade and continued Co reside in New York
until April 1861. He responded to the hrss
call of the President for $4,000 troops, and en-
listed in the 18th N. Y. He served faithfully
until the expiration of his time, and returned
to New York City, where he organized COM
pauy He was an honored member of Carroll
Post, and at the time of his death was Senior
Vice Commander.
GARNER.-At Coloma, Mo-, March s. John
Garner, Co. ID, 18th Pa Militia aged 76
CARRoLL-At Wrightsdale, Pa, March o.
Alexander Carroll, Co. f, 152d Pa. aged So.
He was charter member of Capt. Snow Post,
46l and had served as its Commander.
CARD.-At Balltown. Pa, March IL, Of
Bright's disease, William H. Gard. Co. A, 5th
Conn., aged ~. Comrade Card entered the
service at the first call for volunteers and was
disabled while serving his country. lie leaves
a widow two sons and daughter.
MCCeILLIs-At Lebanon, Me-. March 15 Of
cancer of the stomach. John @. McCri!lis, Co. i,
18th N. III. She was buried under the auspices
of Sampson Post.
BRADr.-At slOansville. N. Y, recently. Of
Bright's disease, John Bradt. 11th N. Y. tInd'p't
battery L. A. The comrade was a'member OF
Turnbull Post Isl.
MERRIMAN.-At San Jose, CAL, Feb. q, j.
G.. Msrriman, Co. E, 31st Wis.
McCLANAHAE.-At Corydon, Ky, recently,
of heart disease, John w. McClauahan. Co. @,
26th Ky. He leaves widow and i've children.
FAIRBANKs.-AtB Blue Rapids, Kan recently,
Danforth Fairbanks Comrade Fairbanks was
in Andersouville and Belle Isle for % months.
Resolutions were passed BY Robert Halo Eos.