The National tribune., 1898-01-13
MUSTERED OUT.

GRAGE.-At Aspen, Colo. Dec 6, Jacob
II. GRACE, Co. l. 18th Pa. Cav.
kENNEDY.-At Fremont, Neb., James r.
Kennedy, Sergeant, Co. ID, 28th Iowa. aged
81. Deceased was an active member OF
Mcpherson Post, 4. He leaves a widow
and eight children.
SThATTON.-At Mt Vernon. H.. Dec
Il, OF paralysis, 5. T. Stratton, Captain,
Co L, 18th H., aged 50. Capt. Stratton
was commissioned in August 1862 and
served until the close of the war
SIRAHL.-At Vermont, H.. Joseph r.
Strahl, Co. +, nth ILL.,, aged 81. COmrade
Strahl was horn in Warren County o. lie
enlisted May p, 1851, and served three
years. During his last illness he was cared
for by the comrades of Post 325.
HtSTED.-At Muir, Mich, Silas Hustled,
Co. r, 18th y. y. II. \. COmrade Hustled
was a member of Dresser Post 100. \
widow and five children survive him.
SITSER. At Muir, Mich, Anthony
Sitser, Go. \, 25th Mich. aged 80 He was
buried under the auspices OF VI. ". Dresser
Post, 100.
TAMBLYN.-At West Baden Springs,
Ind, Col. William L. TambTyn. He was
born at Cornwall England, in 1881. and
nine years later was brought to this coun-
try by his parents. They settled at Homes
dale, Pa. He enlisted at the beginning OF
the war and rose rapidly. He had been
engaged in the livestock business in
Chicago since the war. The funeral serv-
ices were conducted by Ransom Post at
St. Louis, Mo.
MARONEY.-At Waseca, Mimi. Jere-
miah MarOney, Co. \, 18th Wis. aged 81.
COmrade Maroney was born in County
Clare, Ireland, and came to This country in
1885. He enlisted IN 1861 and was with
Sherman on the march to the sea, serving
until the end of the war. The funeral
services were conducted by McIIune Post.
widow and nine children survive him.
DRAPER.-At Lans dOwne, Pa, Dec. IS,
Capt. Horace I. Draper, aged T3. Capt.
Draper was born in BrCOlifieid, Mass. and
at an early age entered the merchant
marine, working his way up from before the
mast 10 Captains berth. He was COM
mander OF Admiral Fauaguts Flagship,
CLARK. At New York City, y. Y,
Charles Gould Clark, Major, Dist n Y,
aged 80 Comrade Clark was born at
Albany, and received his education at
and served until the end OF the war. He
was breyetted Leutenant-ColOn
McGINNiS.-At Ada, O.. George Nc
Ginnis, Co. |, both Ohio. lie was a mem
Der OF Carman Pest !01.
HAYES.-At Sand aich, H., ]. c. Hayes,
Co. \, 10tth \. Y, and member of Sand
wich Post, so Comrade Hayes was in the
army nearly four years.
JkSSUP--At ing ewOcd, H., Capt. Riley
Jes up, Co ID, SD Iowa. Comrade Jessup
had suffered from disease resulting from
his serv- ce ever since his discharge. He
leaves a widow.
SANDERS.-AtS tarke, Fla. Robert Sand
ers, Co. ID, f2Sth \. Y, aged 30. He en-
listed at the age of 10. For the past y
years he had b en- unable to wax. He
received wounds at Port Hudson, for which
a pension had been allowed him.
GILLESPIE.-At Lincoln. Neh., John Gill
lesp;e, First Lieutenant 1st Neb. Cav. Gen.
John N. Thayer commanded this regiment
DUNG It's earlier service. 1t was engaged
at Fort Henry, Fort DOnelson, Shiloh, Cor
NTH and other battles, and afterHa-d
served against the Indians on the Western
frontier.
SALTER.-At Lincoln, Neb, F;rst Lieut..
John l. Salter, Co. Is, sth MINI.
ELLIOT.-At Lincoln, Neb., Harrison G..
Ell OF, Co. C, eth Wis, and Lieutenant Co.
c, 15lst Ill. He was buried by Fauagut
Post
CAPON-At Wabash, Mimi, Capt julius
Capon. aged 20. Capt. CapOn was born IN
France, and came to this country in 1851.
He enlisted at Wabash in 1861, in Co. /,
1st NJ nm, and served three months. He
re enlisted and was commissioned Second
Lieutenant in the I'd Mimi In July 1862.
he resigned and enl Sted in the 9Th NJ m,
in which he served until the close of the war.
He was mustered out as Captain of Co. G..
He was an active member OF Hancock
Post
BARRONETT.-At Shannon City. Iowa,
Will am Edward BauoEett, Co. G, 18th III.
aged -. Com-ade Barronett was BON n
the Isle of Man. His parents settled in
Peoria, Ill, IN 1919, both dying the same
year Comrade BauOnctt was a member of
Daman Post y widow and three children
survive h m.
RTZ-DUNDAS.-At Nice, Mai Wurtz-
Dundas, eth n Y. Cav. He was born in
PHI ladelphia, Pa, in 1871, the son Of VIM.
Wurtz. He entered Philadelpha City Troop,
under Cen Patterson; served three months,
and received a commission as Major in the
9Th n. y. Cav. He served subsequently
upon the staff of Gen Bayard and Gen.
Franklin He was conspicuous for his
bravery and devotion to the cause. At the
close OF the war he went to Europe, ard
was at the American Legation az Rome
under Minister King. Later he became an
attache OF the Imperial French Court at
Paris.
GRAY.-At Chester, Pa, William C. Gray,
Major. 119th Pa, aged 66. The 119th Pa.
was one of the 300 fighting regiments. and
in its many hot engagements Maj Gray
took cons pcUOuo part. At Petersburg he
led the regiment after its Colonel had been
carried from the field seriously wounded.
He was brevetted Lieutenant Colonel for
gallantry.