The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-10-06

| dtINCrcd Il snort adGrT SIS iuil ft i1rc ana
pa rotism. The reports showed the ! s.
| oti stion in q Prosperous conditi ~. III e
| following officers wcFot elected: I1,s.,
L:eut.-Col. John s. Fassett; Y. T.. Lieut..
A. w. Thompson; TREAS, Lieut. S. a.
Case; Chap. G. w. Smith, Sec, f. l..
| Beach. The time and place for next Re
| union was left to the officers of the Associa.-
| ton. Profs. Harrisy ard Coo< furnished
delightful music on lpi,rno and violin, and
| when the time arriScdi for adjournment
| they struck up the StarSpangled Banner.
Every comrade sprahg is h s feet and re-.
manned standing. Then with three hearty
| cheers for the old flag and the gallant old
regiment they fell in /" and marched from
| the hall. Thus ended the ninth Reunion
of Col. Morgan II. Chryslers " Rough
Riders
Twenty-tl,ree members of the 18th N. Y,
with thlir wives and children met Sept.
Is at Phillips s Pavilion, ROckaway Beach.
L. l., to celebrate the 37th anniversary of
the departure of the regiment to the war.
The expanse of the broad Atlantic and the
roaring surf reminded them fOrcibiy Of the
time they were at Hilton Head, S. c., and
on Ossibaw Island, on the coast OF Georgia.
Comrade Charles w. Wage, or as he was
known in the service, Corpl Walker, Co A,
received many congratulate ons on /. his
happy selection OF ROckaway Beach. The
business meeting was called to order by
Vice-President Walter Scott. The Secre-
tary reaC an account Cf the dOngS and
happenings among the members during
the year. also stating that seven had died
since the last Reunion; viz, John Ray,
Michael Hamm, Martin Noonan. Charles
q. Bauer (alias Meyer. Charles +. knOch,
John A. Kennedy and Thomas Hardeman.
The election resulted Pres. George Arm
strong; N.-P., Bernhard Weixclbaum;
Sec and Treas, Charles w. Waare Chap,
DIR. Clarence NJ. Baker The officers were
authorized TO make suitable arrangements
for the celebration of Olustee Day, Feb.
20, and the next Reunion, in September,
1899. Speeches were made by Comrades
Scott, Phillips, Arrow, Weixelbaum and
Commander Killgore, who made special
mention of the fac. that the three officers
elected were fellow -prisonerS-o f-war with
him in AnderSonville, Ga.
No welcome could be more cordial than
| that extended by the citizens of Canastota
| to the survivors of the 157th \. y. on the
occasion of their annual Reunion, Sept. 10.
| All business houses and many residences
| were decorated, while acroS, the main
| street was extended Il banner bearing the
inscription: g Welcome, One Hundred and
| Fifty seventh" Martial airs by two bands
reminded the veterans of days long passed.
| More than the usual number Of comrades
were present and when roll was called
| lust 112 responded The deaths Of Thomas
| Blundin, Albert Hawks, Chas. o. Human,
Lorenzo Shufelt, Lieut.. j. d. Potter, James
Heapshy Joel l.. Jaynes, Wheeler MEX,
1
and VIM. F. Brown were reported. Officers
were elected as follows Pres, III. C.. Ran
som; V.-P.'s, Robert Bushby. II. W.
Bradley, DIR. J. NJ. Crave; Rec. Sec, G. l..
| Warren Cortland; Cor Sec, DR.. III. G.
| Hendrick; Treas, l.. +. Briggs.
| Survivors OF the 9Th n. Y. Fl. A. from six
| States gathered at the Cincinnati meeting
Of the command Capt. JOS. II. Barber
presided with Jasper f. Lewis, OF South
| Bend, Ind, acting as Secretary. Among
the letters received from former members
was one from Maj. YIN, ii. Boyle, U. S. A.,
; who commanded tie 5th T. S. at the as
| sauit on San Juan Hin, Resolutions were
passed praisng Pres,dent Mckinney and
| the conduct of the war,
9th n. Y II. \. win hold its Goth annual
Reunion at New York City, Oct. 10, 1899.
Joseph II. Ealkern, 4 Madison Ave, New
York City is Secretary
ohio.
10th Ohio, at Harold, Oct Is and IS. T.
W. Dobbins, Secretary. Lima, O.
Battery l. LIST Ohi9 l.. eA., at Ravenna, o.,
Oct. y. j. II. GoddardsE Ravenna.
The following deaths were reported at
the Reunion of the 8175th OHIO at Cia
cnnati: j. ". Borows. Nathan Weder.z,
Geo. Wilson. a. Quintet Isaac Shockey.
+. w. Oyerman, j. ii. Daughters, Moses
Myers, John ". Hill, JOSIAH Butler, and
". r. Patterson.
President John H. Ellis called the meet
ing OF the 18th Ohio to order at lancaster
Sept. -. That the Association might be
perpctuated, Comrade NJ. +. Stowe moved
that the wives and children Of members
be admitted. The motion was unani-
mously adopted John II. Ellis vas
elected President; First V.-P., a. J.
Whips; Second V.-P, Mrs. NJ. F.. Stowe
Tom Benadum OF Lancaster, who has been
Rcgimental Secretary for many years, has
secured the names and addresses OF about
200 survivors. This work has required
much time, and Comradc Benadum de-
serves the thanks of his regiment.
123d Ohio at Monroevile. o., Oc. -. At |
this place the old regiment was first as
sembled, So years ago. The Winchester
monument question VIII be settled. II. N. |
Mcconnell, Secretary, Upper SaEdusky, O. |
The 10Th Oiio-Col. Noyes's old reci- |
ment-hcld Reunion at the Cincinnati |
Hotel during Encampment week. Frank |
Bruner presided, with Alexis Brown as
Secretary, End the Old warhorse Of the |
regiment, Capt. James Walker, at his pest
as Sereeant-at-Arns. Judge Lueder's adj
dress was a mastery one. Xenia o., was /
selected as the place for holding the next
Reunion, Oct. 4, 1899. Officers: Pres, s. |
5. Puckett; UP, r. S. Wall: Sec, p. d. |
Barrett; Treas, +. ". Sheperd.
Gen. James b. Steedman's old regiment.
the gallant 18th Ohio, met at Memorial
Hall, Toledo, o., Sept. 20. The day was
spent largely in renewing old acquaint
anceS acd swapping W n "reminiscences.
Mayor Jones welcomed the survivors, and
Col. Neubert responded feelincly on behalf I
If the regiment. Secretary Clark read le;
tiers from many absent members. Treas
urer Gum reported a total # S275. IS in The
reGimcntal memorial fund. DE- Hathaway
roper ed the deaths Of Comrades Henry ID.
Cain, Joseph Long, Samuel Emery, Thos.
j. Bennett Jos. a. Atweli, Capt Pomeroy,
Nicholas link, John Genearo. Last years
officers were e-tlCctcd.
On SPIT 20 AID II the survivors Of the
10th Ohio as cmbled at Lafayette, and orce
more enjoyed the hospitality Of that little
toxin. The only sad feature was the alb
sence Ct Gen. Wa!Cutt, who died the Fast
Summer. He WIS greatly missed Ey the
boys. CO. presented Cap. john Alderman
with handsome flag. The 10TH Reunion
will be held at Rockford, O. William Pom
thus was elected President and a. Nj. Truby