The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1897-04-29
MUSTERED CUT.
Veterans Of the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered the Last Call.

Veterans OF the Country's Grandest Army
Who Have Answered tho Last Call.
OArNEY.--At Arapahoe, Neb, Joseph Dat
ney, Co. f, 1st Mimi. ii. A., aged TO- Comradc
Oatney was born in Ohio and was by occnpa-
tion farmer. The services were conducted
by w. d. Pruitt, Commander Of Garrett Post,
100.
MEABoN.-At Eau Claire, Wis.,, Peter S. Mea.
bon, Co.'S E aud M. 1st Mich. L. A., aged 81.
He was buried by Eagle Post, So.
FIcHTHoRN.-At Manorville, Pa, March 30.
of disease contracted in the service. Lewis
Fichthorn. Co. K, 131st Pa, and 22d Pa. Cav,
aged 3d. He belonged to Post 156.
WILKINsoN.-At Hartford. Conn.,, March 81,
of heart disease, Lsondas ]. Wilkinson 10th
n Y, aged GO. Comrade Wilkinson enlisted
on the organization of the regiment, and served
until discharged on account OF wounds received
at Cbantilly.
SHELDoN.-At the Cranston Asylum, Provi.
dence, r. L., Arnold FL. Sheldon, 10Th Mass.
unassigned company. He leaves a widow
Mass.
PERHAM.-At Milford, Mass, April 6, VIM.
Dexter Perham, Co. F, Both Mass. aged SO.
This comrade was severely wounded at Jack.
son. Miss, and soon after was transferred to
the Veteran Reserve Corps. in which he served
until mustered out, June 90, 1865.
LEoNARD.-At Milford, Mass, recently, OF
heart disease, James b. Leonard, 4th Mass and
18th Mass. He was member of Post d.
DAvIs.-At Faribault, Mimi, April /, Frank
A.. Davis, United States steamer Monadnock,
aged So. He was q member of Michael Cook
Post; also prominent Mason.
BAxTER.-At Hyannis Mass, April 8, Capt
Benjamin d. Baxter, aged SO. The comrade
served in both army and navy during the war
| He was member of Theo. Parkman Post 20i,
| which attended his funeral, accompanied by
| Peter Pineo Camp, s. of v. He leaves widow
| and three children.
| IDE-At Brattleboro, VT, recently, Horace
knight Ide, LIST VT. Cav, aged SIS. Comrade
| Ide enlisted as q private. Sept IA, 1861; was
promoted Corporal, December, 1861; Sergeant,
| October, 1862; First Sergeant, May, 1864
| First Lieutenant, Co. ID. November, 1864; Cap.
tain, May. 1865; Brevet Major, United States
| Volunteers, 1865. Comrade Ide had taken a
| prominent part In Vermont politics. He was
a member Of Chanberlin Post, st. Johnsbury,
and Past Junior Vice Commander of Vermont.
| A widow and son survive him.
| FIsHER.-At Halsey Valley. N. Y, March 90,
| c. b. Fisher, 10th N. Y, aged 72. He was a
member of Hagadorne Post, sos.
| WEATHERLY.-At Marshalltown, Iowa, Will.
| liam II. Weatherly. Lieutenant. Co. d, 18th
Iowa, aged so. Comrade Weathery was an
early settler in Marshall County, and for sew
| eral years was Sheriff. He leaves six children.
BAHEL-At the National Military Home,
| Milwaukee, Wis, recently. William r. Bahel,
| Co. II, LIST Rifles, P. r. V. c. {kane's Buck
tails). He served faithfully for three years
and took part in all the numerous engage
| ments in which his company participated.
LARIcK.-Frank NJ. Larick. Co. f, 18th Ind !;
George Eisenman. Co. X. 15lst Ind; Samuel
Shields, Co. X. 46ih Ind; Clement w. Clay. Co.
f, s7th Ind; William A. Wikel, Co. A, 39;h
Ind, and James B. Dunlap. Co. D. Goth Ind,
all of Cline Post, 80, Rochester, Ind.
PERvIs.-At Cumberland, Iowa, Nov. 90
1895, W. E. Pervis. Co. b, 18th Iowa. aged 90
Deceased was member of Brown Post, 800.
DuNHAM.-At Cumberland, Iowa. March IL.
l.. L. Durham. Corporal Co. c, 9th Iowa, and
. member of Brown Post, 395.
ScovILI.-At Cumberland, Iowa, March 81,
George w. Scovill, Sergeant. Co. q, 103d Ill.
He was a member OF Brown Post, 395.
DoLL.-At Burgoon. o., April 4. Noah Doll,
Co. F. 55th Ohio and Co. q. Goth Ohio. aged
81. Deceased belonged to Rawson Post, 3c.
SLAcK.-At Now Orleans. La. April 6. Chas.
B. Slack, Lieutenant Nims's Battery, Mass. L.
A., aged 81. He was member of the Loyal
Legion.