The National tribune., 1899-08-24
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| CARVER. AT Hammond, La, Serg'i
| Lyman 2. Carver, aged 63. He was born
in Nunda, n: Y, June 26, 1896. He en-.
listed in Co. H, S5th \. Y. Sept. 2, 1851
and was discharged at Elmira. N. Y.
Jan. %. 1865. He was prisoner in An
Jacksonville, Charleston, and Florence, from
which place he escaped Nov. 10, 1864. He
was prominent member of Harley Wayne
Post, 169, of Maring, Ill.
| CHILES.-At Soldiers and Sailors Home,
Quincy. ILL.,, Fordyce E. Chiles, Co. E, 18th
iii.
CRooKs-At Soldiers and Sailors
Hone; Quincy, ILL.,, Oliver J. Crooks, Co.
DIL.EY.-At New Lebanon, Pa, David
w. Dilley. Co. /. 4th Pa. Cav, and Veteran
Reserve Corps, aged 50. He served from
| 1881 to the end of the war.
FELsCH.-At Soldiers and Sailors
Home; Quincy, Ill.,. Leonard G. Felsch, Co.
FooTE.-At Soldiers and Sailors
Home, Quincy. ILL.,, VIM. d. Foote, Co. G.
4th Pa. Cav.
FULToN.-At GAINESVILLE, O., William
A. Fulton. Co. c, 18th Ohio, aged SO. He
GAunER..At Plainfield, O., Lebanon
Gaumer. Co, |, Goth Ohio. He entered
the service at the age of as years, Feb. IL,
1862; re-enliSted as a veteran, and was
mustered out with the regiment, July IL,
1865. He leaves a widow and several
children.
GASKER.-At San Francisco, CAL,
Matthias Gasker, aged 50. Comrade Gas
ker was native of Germany, and came
to the United States at the age of seven
years, and settled with his parents in
Illinois. He enlisted, Aug. 10, 1861, in
the United States army, and was mustered
out August, 1854. A widow and two
daughters survive him.
KNOWLES.-At the Veterans Home
Napa County, Cal, of paralysis, Seth
Knowles, Co. C, 18th Iowa. He was capt
ured by the enemy at the battle of Atlanta,
July %, 1864, but escaped from the train
South Carolina. He leaves mother and
brothers and sisters in Minneapolis, MINI.
LATIMER.-At Norwalk, O., Mai John
NJ. Latimer. 1o1st Ohio. He was ex-
Sheriff of Huron County, o.
LOSCH.-At Greenville, Ill.,, John ].
Losch, Co. e. 1st LII. Cav, and member of
LUCAs.-At South Onondaga, N. Y.
Adam Lucas, Co. il, 149th N. Y, aged 86,
and a member of e. A. Knapp Post, GAR
NoRTON.-At Stamford. Neb., Wash
ington Norton, Co. K, 23d Iowa.
POwERs.-At Soldiers and Sailors
Home. Quincy. ILL.,, w. X. Powers, Co. G,
LIST KY.
SNYDER:-At Mt. Union, Pa. of disease
contracted in the service, John C. SNYDER.
Co. E, 18th Pa. Cav, aged 60. Deceased
was a member of Gen. Kane Post, 292
He is survived by a widow. two daughters
and two SONS.
STRAW.-At Trabuca, Cal, Philander
B. Straw, Lieutenant I'd Kan. Comrade
Straw was an invalid for many years, re-
sulting from confinement in Southern
prisons.
WILLIAMS.-At Sedalia, KY, Aug. 8,
jarrett J. Williams, Co. G, 6Sth KY, aged
G5. Comrade Williams was accidentally
thrown off his horse in the night, and lay
unconscious in the road, when a large
wagon drove over him, crushing his head
and neck. and causing instant death. The
night was dark, and the driver did not see
him. Comrade Williams leaves a widow
and one son. He was in comfortable
circumstances.
Wn.LIFoRD.-At Greenville, ILL.,, John
81. Williford, Co. F. 13Oth Ill. Comrade
Williford was carpenter, and his death
was caused by a fall from the second story
of building where he was at work. He
was member of Colby Post.