The National tribune., 1898-06-02
MUSTERED OUT.

CARNES.-At Eau Claire, Wis. Charles
e. Carnes, Co. A, 18th Wis, aged 81 ano
member OF Eagle Post.
CARTWRIGHT.-At Washington, Wis.
Edward r. Cartwright, Co. ID, I'd Wis. Cav.
aged Sc. He had been entirely helples.
sion of S72 per month.
KOCH-At Eau Claire, Wis, Gustav A.
Koch, Co. G, 1st Iowa, and Co. ID, 9TH Wis
STUSSY.-At Eau Claire. Wis, Alexan-
der Stussy, Co. III, 18th Wis.
MASON.-St. Paul. Mimi, Gen. Edwin
C. Mason, u. S. A, retired. Gen. Mason
had been i'll since April is, when he sui
fered an attack OF paralysis, but until q
few DAYS before his death it was expected
he would recover. Gen. Mason was born
in Ohio, May 81, 1881. He was appointed
Captain in the I'd Ohio, April 70, 1s6l, and
mustered out He was appointed Captain
in the 18th U. S., May IA, 1861. He was com.
missioned Colonel 7th Me-, in Aug, 1861 and
was honorably mustered out OF the volun-
teer service in September, 1854. He became
| Colonel of the 10th Ohio, and rename ed
with that regiment until its muster-out al
the close of the war. He was transferred
from the 18th u. S. to the 10th L. 5. in
September 1865; unassigned Aug. II. 1859;
assigned to the Goth l.. 5. in October, 1869;
promoted Major, 21st U. S., in September,
ISL; Lieutenant Colonel, 4th u. S., in May,
1851. ana tOlOIltl, u lii "a icOc.
He was retired in 1895. He was brevetted
several times for gallant and meritorious
service during the civil war, the last brevet
being that of Brigadier-General Of Volun-
teerS.
WILLIS.-At Laurel, o., Capt. Thomas
NJ. Willis, 22d Ohio, aged So. He was with
Sherman on the march TO the sea. and
saw much hard fighting with his regiment.
NEEF.-At Denver, Colo, Fridolin Neef,
Co. ID, 9Th Mo, aged IS.
STANFIELD.- At Medford, Ore, Wesley
W. Stanfield aged So. He was born in Ohio.
He was married to Louisa &. Barnes at La
Porte. Ind, in 1850 Nine children were
born, four Of whom survived their father.
| Since his death the Oldest son has died.
Capt Stanfield enlisted in 1861 in Co. T.,
14th Iowa, but afterward served in the 127th
L. S. C. 7. as Captain. He was in many
important battles with his regiment, and
served with distn ction After the war he
practiced law in Union and Sac Counties,
! Iowa, and in 1888 was Mayor OF Creston.
/ He resigned TO 60 West, taking with him
| his four younger children. He first went to
I California, thence by water To British Co
/ lumbia then to Washington Territory but
! upon meeting with reyerses journeyed south
/ TO Oregon. where he located in the little
| city of MedioTd. He had held number OF
city offices, and at the time of his death
| was City Recorder. DR.. Stanfield took a
great interest in the c. {. and L.H.W., and
was often contributor OF interesting
| articles.
| CLARK.-At Stanton, Mich, b. B.
/ Clark, Lieutenant, Co. H, 123d Ohio. Com
rade Clark was born in New York State in
March, 1881. He enlisted in September,
1862, and remained with his regiment until
its muster-out, in June, 1885. He moved to
Stanton in 1867, where he had since held a
number of City and County Offices. He
had been Quartermaster of Stanton Post
since 1891, and was buried with GAR.
! honors, 66 of his comrades and the WRC.
! taking part in the services
| GAGE.-At Goshen, Tenn, Melvin Gage
| Co. b, ll2th H., aged a. Interment was
near GolightIy, Ala. He leaves widow.
FRETZENCHAF.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Fer
dinand Fretzenchaf, Co. f, SD ILL.,
SMlTH.-At Dwight, N. c., John r.
Smith, Co. e, list N. C. He enlisted in
August 1852, and served three years.
HUSTED.-At Finley Hospital, Du-
buque, Iowa, Charles Hustled, Sergeant, Co
| r, Fist Iowa, aged SIS. He was City At
torney Of DyersvilIs. Iowa. A widow and
| I'VE children survive him.