The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-03-10
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| OSTBANDER.-At Amsterdam. \. Y,
| John y Ostrander. Co. D, 1I5hN. y.
| McEWEN.-At Soldiers Home, Grand
Island, Neb., William C. McEwen, Corporal,
Co. c, 44.h Wis, aged 81.
| LA LONE.-At Racine, Wis, William La
/ Lone, Corporal, Co. B, 5ih Wis. During the
Black Hawk War he was mail carrier be-
tween Fort Howard and Prairie du Chen.
NEAR.-At Racine. Wis, Jacob II. Near,
Co. \, 22d Wis. He was with Sherman on
the March to he Sea.
kINC.-At Cardineton. o., Lucius c. King,
Co. H. 12Sth Ohio. Comrade King enlisted in
December, lSf2, and was with his regiment
until mustered out in July, 1865. He was
a member of Post 50.
MONTO0TH.-At Fit,sburg, Pa, Mai. I'd
ward y. MOntGOth. 1jjth Pa. aged 60 Maj
Montooih was born in PittsEurg He entered
the field as Lieutenant OF Co. A. 155th Pa i,
and won promotion by CALAMITY.
McMILLEN.- Gilmore o.. Matthew
McNIiilen, member OF NJ. <. Bartilsin
Post, 40
OWENS.-At Saginaw, Mich. Wills W.
Owens, Sergeant, Co. II, 9th Mich, and
member OF d. ID. Donnelly Post, 30T.
PEPPER, AT Fairp0rt, n. Y, AIanson
W. Pepper, 18th \. Y, three years, and 5Cth
N Y. Eng, until the close OF the war He
was taken prisoner at Bull Run, and for IL
months confined at Libby and other prisons.
SCOTT-At Goshen. o., George p. Scott,
Co. c. Sath Ohio, aged So.
BAXTER.-At Orwell, Pa, Clark Baxter,
Co. |, 59th \. Y Eng, aged 20. He was a
member of Stevens Post, 90. y widow and
children survive him.
MEYER.-At Chicago, III. VIM Meyer, Co.
III, LIST Iowa.
JONES.-At 1879 Dearborn street, Chi
cago, Ill.,, Albert Jones, Co. +, 9th U. S.
Cav.
WALL.-At Cook Co Hospital, Chicago.
H., Charles F. Wall, Co. X, 9Th iowa.
FOX.-At Cook Co. Hospital Chicago, H.,
Ferdinand W Fox. Co II, 10th Ill.
FRY.-At Evart, Mich, Benz. Fry, Co.
X, 10th Pa. Cav, Il member OF Sedgwicl1
Post, 16.
TURKLAND.-At Cook Co. Hospital, Chi
cage, H., Charles W. Kirkland, Captain, Co.
A, Goth L. S. C. T.
BOOTH.-At Topeka, Kan, Capt Henry
Booth, nth Kan. Capt. Booth was one of
the pioneers of early territorial days He
was a member OF the Legislature when
mere youth, and became one Ofthe strong
est men in the State in the arena of poll
tics. He was Chairman of the State Cen
trail Committee IN 1888, when Kansas gave
Harrison a majority of SO, 600 He had been
Speaker OF the House OF Representatives,
Commander of the Department of Kansas,
GAR, and had held nearly every politi-
cal office in his County and State. In juno
he was appointed Postmaster at Larned
SPENCER.-At Lebanon, Ky, Col. VIM.
ii. spencer, 81 Nv, aged iO. tOl- spencer
was gallant soldier of the Mexican and
civil wars.
WASHINGTON.-At Sabina, o., q. III.
Washington, Sergeant, Co. b, 10th Ohio,
aged y. lie was for nearly nine months a
prisoner at Danyille
PROSSER.-At Butler, Pa, Charles Pros
ser, Co +. f03d Pa, aged 81.
JACKSON. AT CannOnsburg Pa.
Thomas jackson, Co. d, 1Gth Pa. Re-
serves.
CULBEETSON.-At Fulton, Mo, Abra-
ham CulbertsOn, Co. F. 10Th Mo, and a
member of Galloway Post, 472
ACISON.-At Fulton, Mo, Samuel AcisOn,
Co l. 10Th Pa, and member of Galloway
Post, 472.
NYE.-At st. James, Mimi, Stephen
Nye, Go. y, 30th Wis, and member OF John
a. Logan Post, 81.
DURYEA.-At st. James, Mimi, David
III. Duryea, 1st Mimi. l.. A, and member
of John A. Logan Post, 81.
THOMAS-At Dresden, o., William
Thomas, Co. NJ, 9Th Ohio Cav. He was
killed while driving piling in the Mus
kingum River.
NICHOLAS-At Coshocton, o., Col. John
d. Nicholas. He was Captain, Co. ~ 10th
Ohio; Captain of Co. III, 5lst Ohio, and
Lieutenant-Colonelo of the
i43d Ohio.
SINKS.-At New Richmond, o., William
II. Sinks, Co. F. 59th Ohio.
SMTTH.-At East Palermo, n. Y, Sey-
mour Smith, Co. /, 9th N. Y. Cav, aged
80.