The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1898-12-22
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SCuLEY;-At Baltimore. Md. Dec. IS
Col. w. l.. Schley, first COUSIN of Rear-Ad
miral Winfield Scott Schley. Col
| Schley was native Of Frederick, Nc.
where he was born on Aug &c, 1928. He
served during the Mexican war in Co. ID
Baltimore Battalion. and Co. II, I'D U. ,
Dragons. He practiced law until the
civil war broke out, when he organized
a regiment, first known as the Public
Guard, afterward styled the 5th Md. Oh
March 8, 1862, the regiment was ordered 4
Fort Monroe, and fomotilat time on tool
three years in command, Col. Schley re
signed his commission. Thenceforth hi
practiced his profession and engaged il
business. lie was an ardent Republican
COOLEY.-At Lincoln, Neb., Nov. &c
Earl Edgar Cooley, Seaman on U. S. S
Gallatea.
CONKLIN.-At Lincoln, Neb., Nov. 26
Geo. Lewis Conklin CO. G., 33d Ill.
HEDDELSON.-At Lincoln, Neb., Nov
80, Capt. William c. Heddelson, gath Ohio
Capt. HeddelSon had the distinction o
being son of a veteran of the Revolu
tiOnaTy War and of the War of 1872. Ht
was born when his father was 81 years
old. The Captain was a Kentuckian by
birth, and had many relatives who served
in the Confederate army. At one time
during the service he had the good for
tured an uncle and three sons, who were
all Captains in the Confederate army, ant
to escort them to Camp Chase, Ohio. 1t il
related that they accepted the situation
in true chlyalrouS style and that they
and their captor had many a merry time
together. The elder Confederate Captain
presented his nephew with his horse
which, of course, was fine one. which
the Captain rode until the end of the war
when he generously returned it to ITS
former owner. The Captain had been q
resident of Lincoln or over 30 years
where he was a grand favOrite.
ACROYD.-At Germantown. Pa, Nov
II, VIM. AcrOyd, Co. B, 1st n. j., aged Ca
STUCKERT.-At Germantown, Pa.
Nov. 10, Benz F. Stuckert, Co. ID, 10Th Pa
Cav, aged SIS. Deceased was Past Com
mander OF EYis Post, @. :.
HINES.-At Germantown, Pa, Nov. p
Samuel Hines, Co. A, .51st Pa, aged 70.
CORWELL.-At Germantown, Pa, VIM
Corwell, Co. E, Tooth Pa, aged IS.
GRAVES. Chicago, H., Henry
Graves, Co. D, 5th u. S. Cav.
RILEY.-At Chicago, Ill, Martin W
Riley, Co. G, 5th Ind. Cav.
CRAGE.-At Chicago, H., Nov. 10, Marx
Crage, Sergeant, Co. f, 9th n. Y.
ROCKAFELLOW.- At Chicago, H., Nov
IS. O. II. Rockafellow. 10th 4. S. Fl. A.
ALLEN.-At Grafton, O., Nov. "a, j. F
Allen Co. E, Sd Ohio Cav. Comrade Allen
was native OF Old Virginia. lie ENLISTED
in 1861 and served three years.
COLLAR.-At Cooperstown, n. Y, Erie
S. Collar, Co. ID, 10th n. Y, aged 65. Al
the battle of Bethesda Church, Va. June
1864, Comrade Collar lost an arm. He had
held many offices of honor and trust in
the community. Two daughters and
three sons survive him.
SPENCE.-At Curwensville, Pa, Sept
"a, James Spence, Co. X, 42d Pa. colo
Bucktails").
DIvINE.-At Hurleyville, N. Y, Nov
%, Blake Divine, Co. F, 5bth n. Y, aged
CO. Comrade Divine was killed by q
train about mile north Of Hurleyville
IL TE fshLfi a - Neversiink, N. Y, Nov
ii, David H. Teller. Co. /, seth n. Y, aged
II. Comrade Teller descended from ole
Revolutionary stock, his great grandfather
David Hall, having served in the Revo-
lutionary War, and his father, William
Teller, was a soldier in, the War of 1872
The funeral was NndeI the auspices O.
the local Post.
SPARKS Everett, Pa, Nov. 10
Wilson w. Sparks, Lieutenant, Co. X
208th Pa. - ~