The National tribune., 1898-09-29
RENEWING OLD TIES.
Fighting Days Recalled at
Happy Meetings.

all comrades of this regiment who hav'
not sent their addresses to do so at once
as he desires to revise the roster:
seth ILL.,, at Quincy, ILL.,, Oct. 20 and q
Campfire in the evening. The 10th III.
I'D ill.,, I'd Ill. Cav, I'd Ill. Cav. 10th Mo
I'd Mo. Cav and I'd Mo. Cav. will asscmbi
at Quincy during the week c. +. Hubert
Ad,utant, 5oth ILL.,. Fowler, ILL.,
The Original Rough Riders" 1.-THE 9St
H. Mounted Inf met recently at Newton
ILL.,, with President c. +. NJ. Morey in tn
chair. The deaths of VIM. Cox, Lieut.
James H. Watts, David EasletOn. Lieut.
G.. b. Sweet. VIM. McMaky and AmO
Nettleton were reported. Short talks by
number of comrades formed very pleas
ant part OF the program. Officers Pres.
C. f. If. MoIey; V. p, T. n. Muchmore
Sec, A. ID. Gogin; Surg, DIR. j. n. Groves
Chap, Josiah Conrad; Historian, Alder
Knoph. The Regimental Reunion mex
year will be at Oblong. The brigade
monument at Chickamauea will be un
vailed in 1890. Mr.. A. a Mckain, OF In
dianapolis, having donated to Gen. Wilde
81 200 for this purpose.
Thrty-Six survivors OF the gallant lf3tf
ILL., responded TO roll call at MOmcnce
Sept. 8. Resolutions were passed praiS
ing the conduct of the war and indorsine
President Mckinley and Secretary AiCer
Secretary Alger was particularly praisec
for promptly responding TO all calls OF the
army. Rev. ID. 5. McCown and Hon. d.
III. Paddock ere among the speakers
Officers for 1899 were elected as follows:
Pres, r. j. Hanna; V. P's.. John Fundy
C. Drayer, and Thos. DAILY; Sec, F. j.
Filbert.
President John s. Wilcox called the
meeting of the SD Ill. to order at Elgin
Sept. s. A good percentage OF the sur
vivors answered to roll call. The deaths
of |. b. Edick, David Goram, James Rose,
John Van Vliet, Hiram Chase and u. b:
cd Officers ME- elected
as follows: Pres, J. S. Wilcox: V. p, fl;
E. Edwards; Sec, F. B. Perkins, and
Treas, G. NJ. Peck.
115th ILL.,, in Room 10, Senate Wing,
State Capitol, indianapolis, Sept; g.
The S5th III. held two-days' Reunion
in Y. M. c. A. Auditorium, Peoria, ILL.,,
Aug. 26 and 81. Ninety-one comrades
answered roll call. The exercises were
very interesting. A very large number OF
visitors were present. The death roll Tor
the past year was: Mai. J: S. Beane,
ton, Co. E; Serg't James McNaughton, Co.
F; John n. Spear and Enech kendle. Co.
G, and John Adams. Co. j. The following
were elected officers: Com, John q.
Faris; S. V. c., III. HI. Nurse; j. V. C.,
Joseph Wrigley; Adj't and Q. NJ, c. w.
McKown. The next Reunion is to be in
Peoria, Aug q, 1899.
The 18th Annual Reunion of the sur
vivors of the 10th H., at Urbana, Ill. +,
Oct. IL and 13.-S. c. Munhall Secretary,
Watseka, ILL.,
Indiana.
The I'D Ind held its Annual Reunion in
Plymouth, Sept. Il and IS, with IS COM
rades present. The roll call developed
the fact that time has dealt gently with
the 73d as out of a total membership OF
/ 200 there yet remain 500 survivors. This,
too, in face OF the fact that the regiment
was in a number OF engagements, one OF
which was the battle of Stone River, and
did an immense amount OF hard march
ing Seven comrades were reported as
having passed their final muster within
the last year; viz, John A. Romig, Lewis
j. Lario, Edward Johnson. Allen Vader /,
Jacob Alyea, c. L. Bulland, and w. j.
Granger. Suitable memorial resolutions
were adopted. Logansport will be the next
meeting place, and Wednesday and
1899, the time. Capt. ID. III. Null was
elected President; Y. p, Vim. B. Engart;
Sec, e. X. Barnhill, of Plymouth.
Iowa
2sth Iowa, at Newton, Oct. IL and 10.
John Meyer, Newton. Iowa.
K2rs.s
9Th Kan. Cav, at Erie, Kan, Oct. 1s, 10
and 20. John Wikle, President, Erie, Kan.
Massachusetts.
25th Mass, at Horticultural Hall, Wor-
cester, Mass, Oct. S. G. w. Putnam
Secretary, Worcester.
Michigan.
21st Mich, at Ionia, Mich, Oct. g.
Headquarters at Maccabee Hall. Hon.
John Avery will deliver Grafton. Eber
Rice, Secretary, Grand Rapids, Mich.
Miscellaneous.
Survivors from Iowa. Kansas and Penn
sylvania gathered with their old comrades
at the Goth Ohio Reunion, at Columbus
Hon. f. J. Miller delivered an address full
of patriotism. Officers, Pres, John w.
Logan; First V. p, J. M. Reed; Second
Treas, T. T. Armstrong, Hicksville, o.;
Chap, z. c. Hime. Six deaths were re-
ported.
7th n. Y H. A.. at Geological Hall,
corner State and Lodge streets, Albany,
N. Y, Oct. 10. The ceremonies incident
to the return by the War Department of
one of the old battle-fags Of the regiment
will make the meeting of special interest.
David Caswell, Secretary, Albany, n. Y.
18th n. Y, in Wheeler Post Rooms.
Arcade Building, Saratoga Springs, N. Y,
Oct. S. Edward Ii. Fuller. Secretary,
Saratoga Springs, n. Y.
10th n. Y. Cav, at Buffalo, N. Y, Oct.
is TO 20. Headquarters at Genesee House.
The local committee has planned for a
grand boat ride OF about 40 miles on the
Niagara River to Grand Island. l.. F.
Norton, Adiutant, Homer, n. Y.
Over $50 survivors Of the 1st N. Y.
Dragons assembled at Portage recently
DIR. ID. w. Harrington presided. Judge +.
A. Hatch, Of Brooklyn, delivered an ad-
dress. Over 5000 friends of the regi-
ment were in attendance. Rufus c. JEFF.
ferson was elected President and c. ID.
Gibson, OF Mt. Morris, N. Y, remains
Secretary.
The survivors OF the 175th Ohio met in
Cincinnati, with President w. p. Wolf i'm
the chair. The Recording Secretary be
ing absent, 6. n. Pensyl, Corresponding
Secretary, acted in that capacity. Nearly
100 members Of the regi ment were present
some for the first time since their dis
charge. Eleven deaths were reported The
following officers were elected: Pres, DR.
A. +. Deniston; Y p, VIM Hockett,
Sec, Thomas J. Moon; Recording Sec,
George Il. Pensyi The next Reunion is
to he held at Westboro, o.. in September.
1899
9th Ohio Cav, at Warren. O.. Oct. 4.
W. c. Stiles, Committee, Warren.
The Reunion OF the Sd Ohio was held
this year in Cincinnati, with a larger at
tendance than had been present for several
years previous. The following officers
were elected: Pres, Jno. l.. Hunt; V. T..
i. A. Stauffer; Treas, Wentrop III. Foye
Sec, Il. Z. OShea. The deaths of Com
rade /. Warren Frazier, first Secretary o
the Association, and ex-President w. o
Munson were reported. Appropriate reso
buttons were passed. Ii was ordered tina
copies be sent the families of the deceas
ed, and TO The National Tribune.
q III StearnS Secretary BATTERY ID. 1S