The National tribune., 1899-10-12
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| ATCHISON.-At Huron, Ind, John AT
Gibson, Co. X, 18th Ind. M't'd Inf, aged
| 6S. lie was member Of Frank White
Post 49O.
CLOTHIBR.-At Soldiers Home, Los
Angeles, Cal, Capt. w. b. Clothier, Co
| L, 4th Cal.
GooDwIN.-At Newburyport, Mass,
| Charles II. Goodwin, Sth Mass, and u
member of Post 40, GAR. aged 90. Com
radc Goodwin was Il prominent business
man in Ncwburyport, and had held Il
number of city offices. He leaves Il widow
| and ono son.
HENDERSON.-At Stella. Neb., Sept.
Is, Johnston Henderson, 5th Mo. S. NJ.
Cav, aged 81. After serving n little over
year in the Missouri command he was
mustered out, and soon after rc-cntered
the service, this time i'll the 18th Kan.
Cav, in which he remained until the close
of the war.
JOHNsON.-At Mazeppa. Mimi, Russell
A. johnson, Co. E, 114th n. Y. Comrade
johnson was born III Chcnango County,
1862, and WAS discharged at New Orleans,
Aug. a, 1853. Deceased was n member
Of d. c. Ford Post, $50. He is survived
by Il widow, one son, and one daughter.
JOSEPH.-At Brooklyn, n. Y, July 9,
Capt; Mark Joseph: Comrade Joseph en-
and served until Oct, Z, 1862. He rc-en-
listed June 10, 1863, in Co. l., 1st Ind.
H. a, and was discharged as Second
Lieutenant. Oct. 10, 1865. He later took
up the study of law, and graduated with
honor at Canton, O., in 1879. For Il num-
Der Of years he was esaployed at the Capitol
at Washington, ID. c., and at one time
was in the Government Printing Office.
He was an active me nber of Burnside
Post, s, and the Union Veteran Legion
of Washington. He leaves a widow and
children. One son, Mark Joseph, jr., is
Sergeant in Battery A, /. S. Art, at pres
ent stationed at Circle City, Alaska.
OSBORN.-At Bankers, Mich, June 1,
John C. Osborn, Co. d, 2d Cal.
SABIN.-At North Harvey, ILL.,, Aug
Is, Augustus d. Sabin, Co. A, 12Sth Ind,
aged II. Comrade Sabin lost one eye
soon after being mustered out, the operation
being made necessary by injuries received
III the service. He was a member of Har-
vey Post, 724.
TAYLoR.-At Skinerville, N. Y, Thos.
Taylor, Co. G, 106th N Y. The funeral
was conducted by Capt. Gibson Post, 421,
GAR. Eleven members of Co. G acted
as guard Of honor. He leaves widow and
adopted daughter.
SB1PKINS.-At Shreveport, La, Aug.
%, Lewis Simpkins, Co. c, Both Ind, aged
II. He was drawing pension of S8.
SIMPSoN.--At North Platte, Neb., Chas.
Simpson, Co: B, 165th ILL.,, and a member Of
S. A. Douglas. Post, So. He was buried
ia.
SLUGG.-At Terwood, Pa, Henry V.
Slugg, aged SO. Comrade Slugg was born
in England, and came TO the United States
with his parents when two years old. At
the beginning of the war he enlisted in Co.
A, 1st n. j. Cav. Cancer. resulting from
injuries received at Bull Run, caused his
death. Both Masonic and Grand Army
services were held at the grave.
SMITH.-At Vallonia, Ind, of heart
failure, Thos. J. Smith, Co. G, 18th Ind
Comrade Smith was charter member of
Post 54S, and was buried with military
honors.
SMITH.-At Shelbyyille, ILL.,, Aug. 10,
VIM. l.. Smith, Co. G, SD Ohio, aged Ga
Comrade Smith was severely wounded at
Charlottesville, and was for 30 days a
prisoner of war. His death was the result
of his wounds.
SPICER.-At San Angelo, Tex, Jno. w.
Spicer, Co. c, 9th Ohio Cav, Comrade
Spicer enlisted at Salem, o., Feb. Z, 1864,
Aug. Z, 1865. He had lived at San Angelo
for % years.
WILLS.-At Wilderville, Ore, Peter r.
Wills, Co. c, 10th n. Y. H. A. Comrade
Wills died of cancer. He received a pen
sion Of s6 per month. A daughter and one
son survive him.
WINTERMUTE.-At Hammond, La.
A. II. Wintermute, 18th Pa. Cav, aged ~.
He enlisted Feb 8, 1864, and was dis
charged Aug. %, 1865.
1OUNG.-At Clarksville, Pa, ThOs. NJ.
Young, Co. |. SD Pa, aged 81. Comrade
Young was wounded in left arm at Malvern
Hill. He has been prominent in veterans
societies, and was member of the L. V. L.
and also of Post 234, G.. A r., of Sharps-
vile. The funeral was under the auspices
Of Post 557, Clarksville.