The National tribune., 1896-09-24
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Veterans of the Country's Grandest army
Who Have Answered the Last Can.

Veterans OF the Country's Grandese army
who Have Answered the Last Can.
BoHLaspER.-At Shelby. Iowa, June 81 Of
cancer in the stomach. Philip BohIander Co.
/. 153d ILL.,, aged 81. The funeral services
were under the auspices of Dick Yates
Post, 1854. of which the deceased was an hon.
ored member. The Post turned ont in a body,
and escorted the remains to the grave. He
leaves widow and six children.
KrRCHgK.-At Dallas, Tex, Sept. 5. Henry
Kircher. Co. K, 9th Ind. Cav, aged 20 Com
rade Kircher was native of Germany, bus
was faithful defender of his adopted conn
try's flag. He was an honored citizen and .
true and faithful cOmrade of John A. Dix POST
IL. Many of his comrades and friends attended
his funeral
ELLAs.-At the Soldiers Home. Grand IS
land, Neb. Aug. 9. Albert 9. Elias. Co. ID. 34th
Iowa. Comrade Elias was mustered as Second
Lieutenant. Aug 9, 1862 During his service
he participated in many severe engagements.
among which were Chickasaw Bluffs, Arkan-
sas Post, Red River campaign, Fort Gaines,
Fort Morgan and the siege of Fieksburg. He
was promoted to First Lieutenant, July "a,
| 1865, and honorabIy discharged, Aug. Is. 1865.
Comrade Elias was good soldier and . good
citizen. respected by all who knew him.
| SraLKER-At Bath, N. Y. recently, Railton
| 3. Stalker, Co. A. 18th N. Y. and Sd N. Y. III.
! A. Comrade Stalker was member of Seward
| Post 81 Auburn and WAS well known IN thas
| CITY. having lived there many years. His
| comrades only two weeks before his death sue
| ceeded in getting him III the Soldiers Home
| at Bath.
| FRAME.-At Lynn, Ark, Aug. 81, Don. @.
| Frame. Co. K. 10th Wis Deceased was MEM
Der of John A. Dix Post, 80, Highmans S. ID.
| He leaves widow and II chidren-eighs
! sons and four daughters.
| GooDRIcH-At Lowell, Mass, recently. Alison
| g. Goodrich The comrade was a member OF
| Post 1856. Lowell. He leaves a widow.
| goYp.-At Golden City, Mo-. Aug. IL, o,
| heart disease VIM. T. Boyd. Co. B. 18th Iowa,
| and Co. f, 7th Iowa Cav aged 81. The comrade
| enlisted Oct. 3, 1861, and was mustered out
June % 1856 He was member of Golden
City Post.
EvaNs-At Allegheny Presbyterian Hospi-
| tai. Allegheny. Pa July %. of heart disease
| resulting FROM army service, DIR. John Evans,
| 1oth Reserves Comrade Evans was charter
| member of Maj a. ]. Bolar Post 533, OF
| Homer City. Pa. and was three terms Com
| mander. He leaves widow and four children.
| MoULTOS-At Brimfeld. Mass, April Is. of
| pneumonia, Austin w. Moulton. Co. q, 57th
| Mass. Comrade Moulton was melter and
| mouIder of iron by trade, and had worked in
| various foundries in Massachusetts and New
| Jersey. He was a member of Johnson Post, OF
Sturbrdge.
STour.-At Oweeo, N. Y, Aug. 6, Richard 5.
Stout Comrade Stout was naval veteran, and
| for MANY wears was connected with the Brook
| lyn Navy-yard as ship keeper and keeper OF
| the canteen. He was honored comrade OF
| the GAR and a member of the Legion OF
| Honor the medal having been presented to
| him for personal valor in AN engagement on
| Stone River. Jan. 80. 1863, when in the dis
| charge of his duty of the crew OF the
| Grace p Smith he lost his right arm. He was
| we'll known in Grand Army circles.
| DoUGLAs-At Newton, Iowa, june 16, Jerome
III. Douglas, Co. H. 10th Iowa. aged 81. Com
| rade Douglas enlisted at Vinton. Iowa, Aug. 8,
1862 for three years. and served until July 9,
1865, when be was honorably mustered out at
Mobile. Ala For ii years he had been section
boss on the railroad at Newton. He was .
member of Garrett Post, is.
DOoIIrrLE.-At the Soldiers Home, Mar.
shalltown, Iowa. Aug. IL, Capt. II. b. Dooiistie.
I'd and Goth Iowa. Comrade Dooiittle was
walking up the steps of the Quartermaster's
building when lie fell Before help reached
him he was dead. The deceased was Color.
Sergeant OF the 2l Iowa, and received three
| severe wounds at the battle Of Fort Donelson
| while at the head Of the 2d in its memorable
charge in that battle, Feb 10, 1862 oaly getting
back to the regiment in time for the battle OF
Corinth, Miss in which he was again severely
wounded while carrying the colors. On re-
covery from this wound he was promoted TO q
Captaincy in the Goth Iowa. Capt. Doolistis
carried the old Fort Donelson battle-has for ths
last time on Flag Day two years ago.
HOLBROoK.--At south Brsintree. Mass. re.
Gently, Joseph E. Holbrook. Deceased Nasc
charter member OF Gen. Thaysr Post, 81.