The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-11-12
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Veterans OF the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answ cred the Last Call.

Veterans OF the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
JAMEsoN.-At his home in New York City,
Oct. 81, VIM. Jameson, Captain. Co. III, 4th n. Y,
and Lieutenant Colonel of the regiment aged
~. He served through the Mexican war, and
three years in that of the rebellion. He be-
came policeman in New York in 1864. and
worked his way up to Inspector. He was .
member of Hancock Post.
DILLER.-At his home in New York City,
Oct. 81, Maj. VIM. s. Diller. Co. ID, 10Th Pa.
He was one of five brothers who rendered con-
spicuous service during the war. Mai. Dillef
went out as Second Lieutenant and speedily
attracted attention by his scholarship. He
commanded his regiment in the assaults on
Fort Wagner. He wounded three times,
the last being received at Deep Bottom. He
lost his daughter about a year ago. when his
health began to fail rapidly. His body was
cremated. according to his earnest request.
Gen. N. NJ Curtis and Gen. Setback, two of his
old comrades accompanied the remains to
Fresh Pond, l.. j.
FIsH-At the Soldiers Home Chelsea Mass,
Oct 81 l.. B. Fish, Go. G.. 18th Mass.
CAMPBELL.-At Wildwood. Pa Oct. %, Conn
rade Campbell Co. b, 9th Pa. of diseases con-
tracted during the war. He belonged to Hem
~ Gipson Post, 1884, which buried him with
the honors of war.
HrLL-Near CONVINCE. Nd, Oct. q, Joseph
Hill, TO. r, lOSu "a, ageu %. he was meul-
Der of Capt Snow Post, 461, Pleasant Grove,
Pa, which attended his funeral in body. He
was laid to rest in lakewood Cemetery. Nd
ARNoLD-At his home, in Climax Mich, OF
heart failure, Isaac III. Arnold, aged 81 years.
Comrade Arnold enlisted Aug. 90, 1862 in Co.
L. 9th Mich. Cav, and served with his regt-
ment under Phil Sheridan in the Peninsuar
campaign in the battles of Hanover, Winches-
ter, Gettysburg. Fredericksburg. and others.
He was q member of Co +. 18th u. s. also, and
belonged to Bronson Post, Galesburg Mich.
WALToN.-At Temple. N. H., Cbas. Walton,
aged 20 years. He served in Co. K, 9Th N. III.
HARKiNs.-At his home. near Gary, s. d.,
Abraham Harkins, Captain, Co. b, I'd Mimi,
aged Is.
CoNNoLY.-At Worcester, Mass. Oct "a,
Hugh Connoly, of apOplexy, aged "a years and
seven months. Comrade Connolly served in Co.
b. 1st Mass. Cav, from Jan. I, 1864. to June rs,
1865. He was member of George III. Ward
Post. 10, Department of Massachusetts,.
HEMENwAY.-At Worcester Mass, Oct. %,
Alexander F. Hemenway. of heart disease and
dropsy, aged 60 years and three months. Conn
rade Hemenway served during the war as q
Sergeant in Co. F, 54th Mass. (coloredl, from
April %, 1863 to Aug 90. 1860. He was
member of George Ii. Ward Post, 10, Depart
ment of Massachusetts,.
RErLLY-At Worcester, Mass, Nov. 2, Lewis
O. Reilly aged 40 years and four months. Com
rade Reilly served during the war as private
in Co. I, 18th Mass. from June 20, 1861. to Nov.
H. 1866, when he was discharged for disability,
which has increased each year until his strength
could hold out no longer. He was a membes
of George III. Ward Post, 10, Department. Of
Massachusetts,.
VANcE.-At Victor, Colo, N. L. Vancs, assa
Sc. He was q membe Of the 9Th and the u
Ind. Cav.