The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-12-30
MUSTERED OUT.

Carney At Idaho Soldiers Home, Dan1
Carney, aged "a. Comrade Carney served
iii an Indiana regiment during the Mexi-
can war. When he received his pension,
with back pay, he donated $500 to the Home
for a library and piano, not furnished by
the State.
Hoag. Kent, Wash, N. p. Hoag, Co.
+, 11Slh n. Y, aged SO. Comrade Hoag
served IS months, and at the time of his
muster Tout was a Sergeant. Col. Burnham
Post, 70, passed suitable resolutions.
Van Cleve.-At Lincoln, Neb.. Robert f..
Van Cleve, Co. +, 21st Ind battery Com
rade Van Cleve was for several years a
mail carrier. He was buried by Farragut
Post.
Ford.--At Crystal Lake, H., Henry Ford,
Co A, Both Ill. Comrade Ford served from
August, 1851, to October, 1865. The funeral
was conducted by Nunda Post, 22G.
Parke.-At st. Charles, Ky, John S.
Parlle, Adjutant, both u. S. c. T., aged 81.
He was hOnorably discharged Jan. /, 1866.
WardweIl.-At Clinton, Me, OF disease
contracted in the service, David S. Ward
well, Co. A, goth Me. Comrade Wardwell
participated in all the battles III which his
regiment was engaged. He was one OF
only II survivors of his company. At the
time OF his death he was Senior Vice Com
mander OF Billings Post.
Clapp-At North Scituate, Mass, Dec.
II, Charles W. Clapp, Co. X, 18th Mass,
and Go. c, 1th Mass. II: A., aged 60. He
was member OF Geo. w. Perry Post, 81
More.-At Los Angeles, Cal, Prof Ira
More, Captain III SD Ill Suitable resolu-
tons were passed by Phil Sheridan Post, :.
Lime AT San Jose, Cal Frederick II
and minor children.
Taylor.-ln Culpeper County, Va, Dec.6
William T. Taylor. 18th Ohio. He was well
known through that section OF the State
as brown" Taylor
Bear.-At Orleans, Neb., George n. d.
Bear aged 81 Comrade Bear enlisted al
Adeline, H., Oct. D. 1851. lie was wounded
at Shiloh and soon after discharged. He
was Past Commander Of Whitehead Post
III.
McIntosh-At Ewing, Neb., John Nc
Intosh, Co. II, 79:h III. Deceased was a
member OF Gen. Anger Post, 1872.
Bryant.-At Westbrook, Me-, John BTy-
ant, Sd Me. Comrade Bryant was in the
army over three years, and was three times
wounded.
Wing.-At Allegan, Mich, Malcolm III
Wing, aged Sc, Comrade Wing FIRST en-
listed in three months company under
President Iincoln's first call, and after his
term had expired re-enlisted in the 9th Ill
Cav. He was mustered out as Captain
pupey.-At Graft, Ky, Dr. Joseph
Dupey, Co Il, 9th Ky, and member OF DIR
Joseph Drake Post, 124. DIR. Dupey was in
the army over three years.
Woodbury.-At Amesbury, Mass, Dec
s, Capt. George T. Woodbury.. Capt. Wood
bury enlisted in q Philedalphia three
months company at the outbreak OF the
war, and afterwards commanded n New
Jersey battery. He was Knight Tenn
pIar, and member OF the American Legion
Of Honor and the GAR.
WiIliams.-At GAINESVILLE, Wis. Dec. Z
w f. Williams. He enlisted in 1861 in Co
ID, 18th Wis, and served for two years
being mustered out on account of disabil-
ity. Cor raGe Williams was highly re-
spected citizen, holding various Offices oil
public rust, among them those OF County
Clerk Of the Municipal Court OF GAINESVILLE
and deputy Sheriff Of Rock County.