The Portland daily press., 1898-10-28

PTlVdUS IlOiHtAu .. CCflUuST VI GdDbe0,
aged 10, died in the Maine General Hos
pitaI, Aug. %.
Private Arthur B. Morse, of Jersey
City, N. j., aged 90, died at Jersey City.
Private Arthur W. Dyer of Portland,
aged IS. died in Augusta City Hospital,
Sept. 6.
Private Irving W. Grover Of Calais.
aged 81 died in Augusta City Hospital,
Sept. 9. s5s.s
COMPANY G.
Private George W. Tebbetts of Auburn,
aged 45, died at Auburn, Aug. ga
Private William Desjardins of Lewiston,
aged %, died at Lewiston, Sept. Is.
COMPANY D.
Captain Frank T. Bartlett of Norway,
aged 20, died at Chickamauga, July 3.
aged ~, died in Maine General Hospital,
Aug. 81.
Private Harold Lamson of Addison,
aged 90, died at home of Mrs. Tolman,
Augusta, Oct. 2.
COMPANY
Private Ernest e. Keaton OF Bath, aged
81, died in the Portland Eye and Ear In
Urinary, Sspt. 9.
COMPANY F.
Corporal Walter W. Poore of North
Auson. aged 81, died at Chiokamauga,
Aug. q.
aged 81, died at Chickamauga July 80.
Private Charles T. McDougall, died at
Chickamauga, Aug. IL.
Private Guy Cummings of Belgrade,
aged IS, died at Belgrade, Aug. 81.
70 Walton n CaJdarvvo0d of Tin.
coluville, aged ~. died in Maine General
Hospital, Sept. 10.
COMPANY G.
Private Eugene Normandin of Bidde-
ford, aged 10, died at Chickamauga. Aug.
Private Charles E. Perkins of Kenn e.
bunk, aged 90, died at Chickamauga,
July 21.
Private Eugene A. Hackett of Caribou
aged 90, died at Chickamauga, Aug. 20.
Private Ira Heal of Searsmont, aged
25, died in Maine General Hospital,
Aug. %
Priyate George W. Young of Rockland,
aged 30. died at Rock land, Sept. s.
Private William A. Carpenter If Lewis
ton, aged sc, died in Maine General
Hospital, Sept 3
Private Charles P. Freeman of Camden,
aged 90, died in Maine Eye and Ear In.
Urinary, Sept. 3.
Z. Private Horace e. Bucklin of Warren,
aged 22, died at Warren, Sept. 1S.
COMPANY
. Private James T. Hegarty of Lewiston,
aged II, died on. hospital train in North
Carolina en- route for Maine, Aug. "a
Private Roscoe l.. Gibbs of East Au-
burn, aged 20. died at Augusta City Hos.
pital, Sept. II.
COMPANY Z.
Corporal James l.. Leslie of Ellsworth,
aged %, died at Chickamauga, Aug. 4.
CORPORAL Luther A. Clark Of Lisbon
Falls, aged 81, died at Chickamauga,
Private Frank Clinton of Augusta,
aged 81, died in Maine General Hospital,
Sept.
Private William Wyman of Burnham,
Sept q. -
Z Private Andrew Heaphy of Portland,
aged 49, died IN Maine General Hospital
Aug. %.
Private James M. Heaphy of Portland,
aged 81, died in Maine Eye and Ear In
Urinary. Sept H.
Private William Annis of Bangor, aged
81. died In Maine General Hopsital, Sept.
Private Edward L. Trip of Newport,
aged 20, died in Augusta City Hospital,
Sept. ~.
s.sCOMPANY NJ
Private Charles w. Morrow of Alfred.
aged is, died at Chickamauga, Aug. 10.
Private George Slater of st. Johns, N.
b.. aged "a, died in Augusta City Hospi.
taL Sept. III.
I The Maine Signal. Corps, which is now
at home on furlough, after hard and faith
full service in Cuba, and will not be mus
cred out for several weeks, has thus far
had three deaths in it's ranks.
Sergeant Fred NJ. Stuart of Auburn.
aged IS, died at Santiago. Aug. II.
aged 81, died at Montauk Point, L. /. +,
Sept. 10.
Private Frank Fl. Locke of Augusta,
AGED s3. died in St. .Josephs Hospital,
Providence. Sept. 20.
Batteries A, B, G, and D, LIST Mai ne
Heavy Artillery, have passed the summer
n Maine, but are now daily expecting
orders to take them South and thence
into Cuba with General Lee. Since they
were musterd in there have been six
deaths in their ranks, and it is feared the
LIST will be much longer before they are
back in Maine again to be mustered out.
The six battery boys who have died are:
Corporal John M. Gilbert of Whining
ton Vt, Battery G, aged 20, died in
Augusta City Hospital, Sept. 20.
Private 6. Forest Hussey of South Nor
ridaewock, Battery d, aged 90, died at
Ca9n Powers, Sept. 28.
Private Harry N. Houston of Gardiner,
Battery G, aged l6. died at Gardiner, Oct.
Sc cornoral Ralph e. Rush of Lisbon Falls
Battery d, aged 23. died at Lisbon Falls
oI private Peter Clookedele of Presque
Isle. Battery B, aged 90 died at Pressure
Isle. Oct. IS.
As Dr., yate Albert L. Hamlin of Lewiston,
Ratfery A, died at Camp Powers, Oct. "a
Tn addition to the more than 1900 men
who compose the three organizations which
have been mentioned here, Maine was
rarresented in the war by many brave
hoys in the organizations of other states