The National tribune., 1895-02-21
MUSTERED OUT.

Veterans Of the Country's Grandsst Army
/ Who Have Answered the Last Call.
HARwoop-At Lincoln. Neb. Dec 10. 1894.
Daniel C. Harwood, Co. G., 1lth Mich, aged 20.
He leaves widow, two daughters, and two
sons.
PERRY.-At Lowellville. Y. Y. Jan. 10, Of
disease contracted 10 the service, John w. Perry,
Co. f. I'd \. Y. III. A. He was an active mem
Der OF Smith Post. 500 of ST. townsville.
WLLfAMs--At Cambridge Mass, Nov 5,
1871, OF heart disease, Charles T. Williams, Co.
/ +, 3lst Mass. He was a member of EueamD-
ment 80. U. v. r..
| KrMMELL.-At North Bend. Neb., Dec. 10.
1881, J. T. kimmell, Go. @, Goth III. He was
an honored member of Sully Post los, which
/ passed resolutions on his death.
/ NlCHOLsOS.-At the Soldiers Home Orting
Wash, Jan. IS, Thomas Nicholson Co. A, Iss
Mo-, aged 40 years He was native of Queea
County, No, and served his country for three
years and three months.
BLASGO.-At James City. n C., Nov. -. 1894,
Thomas Bango, Co. A, Both U. S. G. T. aged
60 He was member of Beecher Post. q.
DANIEE.-At New Berne. ". c., Jan. 25,
Turner Daniel, Co ID. 37th U. s. C.. T., aged "a.
He was a member of Beecher Post, o.
DoRIs.-At South Perry, o., Jan. 8 James
Doris. tie was an hOnored member Of K.
Marshall Post, 654, which attended his funeral
in a body.
H. n. u,
| Taylor. Co. Il, 1lth Ky. Cav. He was NOM
| Der of Platter Post So
STONE.-At NewbuTyport. Mass, Jan. %.
Eben T. Stone, Colonel, 43th Mass, aged r.
He was member of Post 40
SoUTHARD.-At Swartwood, n. j. JAN %,
Serg't Michael j. Southland. Co. II. 1Ith ~ j..
aged 90. He was q member of Capt Grixrs
Post III. A widow and three sons survive
him.
UPHAM.-At Southbridgs, Mass, Jan. 16,
Lament Upham. Co. b. LIST Conn. H. A,
aged 40. he was member Of T. A. Stearns
Post, 81.
DoNAHUE-At Jefferson City, o., Feb. L
Thomas Donahue, Co. B, 26th Ohio, aged So.
STOCKwELL.-At Algansee Mich, Dec 30.
1894, Ira Stockwell, Co. @, 9TH Mich. Cav aged
o.. He was charter member of G. D. LOOMS
Post, 2. widow, two daughters and tive
sons survive him.
LEoSARD.-At Hancock. n Y, JAN :, Geo.
c. Leonard, Co. G, 144th NY.
NoRToN.-At lie Roy. Kan. Jan. o. Roswell
Norton. sd Wis, and Co. A, 18th Wis. Cayy
aged 81. He leaves a widow and five children.
MERRY.-At Sherman Mills, Me- Nov. %,
1894, of disease contracted In the service, j. O.
Merry, Cos III and e. 30th Me-, aged So. He
enlisted Dec IL. 1868; mustered out March q,
1866. He was member OF Caldwell Post. He
leaves a widow.
SHUMAN.-At Springfield. o., Dec Is, 1904
Joseph $. Shuman, Co. A. Oath Ohio aged 81
he was a mem Der of Mitchell Post.
COOLEY.-At DEBORAH. Iowa. Feb. /, Mai.
Ezikisl L. Cooley, aged SO. Maj. Cooley was q
prominent lawyer, and at the time Of his death
was Judge of the District Court He was
member of Col. Hughes Post, 1863
WILLsoN.-At Soldiers Home Orting Wash.
Jan. 5. Charles 3. Wilson, Co. +, Goth Pa. Cav.
aged 81. Heserved nine months during the war
of the rebellion.
GERBER.-At Boise City, Idaho, Jan. 10,
August Gerber. Co. A. Goth Pa. He was in
Libby Prison eight months. He was Mason,
and was buried by that Order.
STEwARD.-At Stockton, Kan, recently, Jas
B. Steward, Co. Z, 21st No., and Co. T. LIST Mo.
Cav He leaves a widow.
DEcKER.-At Providence, r. T., Dec "a, 1894,
Herman Decker, Co. B. Sth N. Y. Herman
Rihesl The death of this cOmrade is worthy
of more than passing notice. He was an exile
to this cOuutry-a cO-patriot with zSegel,
Schurz, Blenker, Swarts, and others IN the Ger
man revolution of 1913. He was an intense
and ardent patriot, loving America, its people
and institutions far above the Fatherland. He
was member of Prescott Post, 10.
WRIGHT.-At Los Gatos Cal, Jan. "a, vii.
liam P. Wright blacksmith on board Fort Hy-
man and first class fireman on board Red
River. aged "a. He was an honored member Of
L. o. @. Ord Post. He leaves a widow and ons
daughter.
ZIMMERMAx.-At Baltimore, Nd, Jan. %,
y
entered the service June 1861 as First Lieu
tenant, Co. B, I'd Nd; was promoted to Captain,
Co. /, June, 1862 He served as Regimental
Quartermaster: also, as Assistant Quarter
master. First Brigade, Second Division, Ninth
Corps, on the stats of Gems. James Magic and
Post, 1. He leaves a widow and four grown
children.
BETTIcE-At Springfield, o., Jan. so, James
W. Bettiee, Co. g, 10th Ind. He served SO
months; was a eomrade of Mitchell Post rs.
KINe.-At Springfield, o., JAN. 80. o. Ell.
King, 44th Ohio, and Co. E, 5th Ohio. He was
a comrade of Mitchell Post, 10
PIERcE.-At Machias, Me-, JAN %, of disease
contracted in the service, Lieut.. John L. Pierce,
Co. G, 9th Me. He enlisted early in 1861;
served with distinction in many battles; was
for wounds and disease. He was
q prominent member of the GAR, Past Junior
Vice Commander of the Department of Maine,
q charter member Of Bradbury Post, Is; Pass
Adjutant and Quartsrmastsr; an
honored member of HARDWOOD Lodge of Z. and
A. NJ, Maehias, Me-; was honorsd and respected
by all who knew him. Fourteen members Of
his 0iu company acted as an escort of honor,
three coming 80 miles by team. thereby show.
ing their love and respect for their dead com.
rade He leaves q widow and two sons
CAsrLE.-At Reedsburg, Wis. Feb. I. Jamea
A. Castle, Co. A. 18th Wis. He was not menu
Der of the GAR, but before his death he re-
luested the Post TO take charge 81 the funerafs
He leaves widow and three ehildsSa.
TURNER.-At Boston, Mass, recently, Fad
?. Turner. 10Th and 56th Mass. aged 40. A
widow and three sous survive him.
LUCE.-At New Bedford, Mass. Jan. II
Freeman c. Luce, Co. G, 23d Mass He was o
charter member of Post 1, and was its Pasa
BoLToN-As Gardner, Mass, Feb z, q
Bolton, Sergeant, Co. @, 2lst Mass, aged 20.
He had bean Surgeon of Post 116 for nine yeara.
tie leaves . widow and one son.
SMITH.-At OGDEN, Utah, JAN 5, Of Brighga
disease, Ransford Smith, Captain, Co. B, 35sh
Ohio, aged 81. He was Past Commander Of
he Department of Utah. and was q member oi
JohH A. Dix Post, 8, under whose auspices he
vas buried.
VAN RIPER-At Meadville. Pa. Feb. A, john
Henry Van Ripper, Co. g, 9TH N. j. He was an
,onored member Of Peifer Post, 33l. Ha
caves four daughters and three sons.
STEwART.-At Moweaqua ILL.,. Feb. 8, Jas q.
;tegart, Co. F. 10Th Pa. He was Past Conn
handler of Clements Post, 1853. A widow and
hree sons survive him.
PoND.-At Norwood, Mass, Dec l. 1894
IharIes Pond, Co. d. 35th Mass, aged CO. He
vas q member Of Post 1862 widow and thrsa
hildren survive him.
RoBERTs.-At Genda Springs, Kan, Feb. 4
f disease contracted in the service, BeDjaniR
J. Roberts, Co. T. 18th I'll. He was mustered
nto the 18th ILL.,, May %, 1861; discharged fos
disability, July %. 1852 re- enlisted ia 18th
III, Cav April l. 1868: appointed aud served