The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1896-01-30
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Veterans OF the Country's Grandese Arm
WIZ, HnNn Ans,Kered the Lat Gil

Veterans OF the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.
HARE-At Amsterdam. ~ Y. JAN 2, Andrew
J. Hare, Co. G. 153d n. Y. aged So Deceased
was an hOnored member of Young Post 33.
His widow, Mrs. Emma Hare. is Past-Presi-
dent of E. s. Young w. L. C., 1872 and its
present Chaplain. She has tho sympathy Of n
large circle Of friends in her bereavement.
RICHARDs.-At Granger. o.. recently Robert
RI. Richards. Co. Il, AID Ohio and 166th o. y. G..
Deceased was an active member Of Reyes Post,
574. Benson Corners, and was buried with
military honors
FowLER.-At RidgeviIle. Ind. Dec. % 1895.
Thomas L. Fowler Co E, 18th Ind. aged 50.
He was a member of Wood Post, $50 and had
served as Senior Vice Commander.
MOEsE.-At Newburyport Mass, Jan. IL.
Nathaniel Morse, Co. A, 4Sth Mass, aged n.
Deceased was member of Post 80.
MACK.-At New Bethlehem, Pa, Dec. Fl,
1895 b. F. Mack, Co. A. 175th Pa lie was a
member of Col Lemon Post. 260
AUsPACH.-At Lebanon, Pa, Dec. 10. 1895
Jacob Auspach. Comrade Au5paeh was struck
and killed by train. He served during the
late war, and afterwards entered the Regular
Army. Sedgwiek Post, AZ, attended the
funeral.
GoRMAN.-At Lebanon, Pa, jan 10. Peter
German, Co. ID. SD Pa. German was stranger
in Lebanon. Jan. 6. he applied to an Alderman
for permit TO enter the almshouse. where he
died of pneumonia. After death, the steward
discovered from papers on his person that he
was an hOnorably discharged soldier, and noti-
fed Post AZ, who took charge of the body.
RYAN.-At Central Valley, r. l., Dec. IL,
1895 Corp1 John Ryan, Co. g., 1lth Il. l.
FRIDDLE.-At Milton, Wis., Jan. 4, of alb
dominal disease, Serg't Oliver A. Friddie, Co.
G., I'd Wis. lie partci pated in % battles, hav-
ing served over four years in the Iron Brigade.
He was wounded at Gettysburg and the Will
derness He was Past Commander Of Hamil-
ton Post, go. and an active Odd Fellow. The
burial was conducted by the Lodge assisted by
the Post.
DUNN.-At Milwaukee, Wis, Jan. 8. Joseph
Dunn, 10Th U. s., aged As Comrade Dunn en-
listed in 1864, and took part IN the Atlanta
campaign. lie was severely wounded at
JOnesbOro and after year in the hospital war
discharged. He was in later years Inspectos
of Sewers Of Milwaukee.
P1ERcE-At Crookston, MIMI Jan. 10. Alison
A. Pierce, Co. B, Brackets battalion, Miaue-
sofa cavalry, aged "a.
WALCorr.-At Central Valley, r. T.. Dec. II,
1896 George W. Walcott, Co. G, 5lst Mass,
and Co. c, 4th Mass Cav. Comrade Wsleott
served as License Commissioners of Central
Valley for number of years. He was menu
Der of BallOu Post, g.
MoRRIsoN-At Chicago ILL.,, recently, Alex
ander NJ Morrison, o. S. Marine Artillery.
CLARK.-At Chicago Ill., recently, George
Clark, Co. A, 35th U. s. G. T.
JoNEs-At Chicago, Ill., recently. John
Randolph Jones. Sergeant. Co. E. S8th Pa.
MARsHALL.-AtC Chicago ILL.,, recently, Frank
b. Marshall, Lieutenant in 39th Ill.
JACOBs-At Chicago, ILL.,, recently, Martin
Jacobs. Co. T. 29th U. s. Q. L.
SCHLAIGEL.-At Chicago ILL.,, recently, John
SchIaigel Co. X. 1st III. j.. A.
BRADLEY.-At Hume. Ill.,, Dec. 10 1895, DR..
s. H. Bradley Co. G. 18th Ind. aged 80. Com
rsde Bradley saw much hard service, and was
badly wounded at Pea Ridge. Ark. He was
an active member of Post 413, which had charge
of the funeral.
MCFARLAND.-At Bridgeport, o., Jan. q OF
heart disease, A. p Mcfarland. Co. X, 4th
service during his enlistment. He was an
honored member of Branum Post.
HAYEs.-At Uhrichsville, o., Dec. 5, 1895.
Festus @. Hayes, Co. III, 18th Veteran Reserve,
Corporal a1d First Sergeant, Co. X, lS3d Ohio.
The eomrade had been great sufferer for years
from disease contracted in the service. He was
an honored member of WEIGH Post 422.
MCCLURE.-At Ripley, H., Charles W. Me-
CIure, Co. H. 50th ILL.,, aged n. COmrade Me-
Clure lived by himself, and had been in usual
health at noon of the 11th inst, when he was
seen going towards his home. Jan. II a COM
rade passing his house looked in the window
and saw Mcclure sitting at his dining table.
The comrade called but got no answer. He
then went in and found Mcclure dead with his
head leaning forward on the table with par
ticles of food in his mouth showing that death
was instantaneous. He was buried by Spencer
Post, of which be was a member.