The National tribune., 1899-03-16
MUSTERED OUT.

CALLAHAN. -At Youngstown, o., C.
F; Calihan, 18th Ohio, s4th Ohio, and 10th
Ohio Cav. He belonged to Tod Pest, 20
COWSER. AT .GIasford, H., II. NJ.
Cowser, Co. 4, ped III. He was born in
1887, in FayetteEEdunty, Pa. He enlisted
1901. Post 432, of which he was a mem
ber, was PRESENT at the funeral, and
wrapped in the Ieasket the flag he loved
so well. Six of his sons acted as pail
bearers. He leaves a widow, seven sons,
and one dauglifera
.CRADDECk. Fat Mystic, Conn, Den
mis- Craddeck, CD G, elst Conn, aged 78
ERVINE At HilIsboro O., James P.
Ervine, 9th Ol1ip battery, and a member
OF Post 205. He is survived by widow
and four children"
FRANCESCA Limestone, Pa. Eman-
uel Francis, Go. Bs12th w. Va, aged 81
years, 10 months and 10 days. In 1862,
at the age of 6i, he enlisted and served
to the close Of the war. At the battle of
Winchester, at the close Of the first days
fighting, Comrade Francis became Sepa-
rated from his command. and spent the
rainy night Secreted in the cemetery. At
daylight he discovered it was tie gray
and not the blue passing near him. He
made wide detour and got back to the
Union lines. From this exposure his eyes
became affected, and he had been totally
blind for over % years. Comrade Francis
has been a ruling elder in the Presby
terian Church OF Wolf Run and Lime
stone, Marshall County, for over so years.
HlBBARD.-At Orwell, VT, Henry G..
Hibbard, 18th VT, and member of John
a. Logan Post, So Suitable resolutions
were passed, extending the sympathy of
the Post TO the family OF the deceased.
LANNING.-At Marengo, Iowa, Ed
ward T. Lanning, Co G., 7th Iowa, aged
CO. He enlisted in June, 1851, and served
until discharged on account of disability.
One daughter survives him.
PARSONS.-At South Bend, Ind,
George NJ. Parsons, Captain, Co. F, 35th
Pa, and member Of Post 8.
MARTIN.-At Quincy, Mich, Lewis
Martin, Co. a, lst Mich. L. A., and mem
Der Of c. o. Loomis Post.
SHAFFER.-At Bath, N. Y, Jacob |
inmate OF the Soldiers Home. His widow
is living in New York City.
SHEEHY.-At Bath N. Y, Michael
J. Sheehy, 25th n. Y, aged rs. He is
survived by "a son and daughter, both |
living at Albany.
p SLAVEN.-At Warren, Pa, Cyrus p.
aged So. He enlisted in Co. |, |
December, 1853, and was mustered out |
as First Lieutenant of Co. ID, IL June, |
1865. He was member in good standing |
of Serg't Peiffer Post, 33l, of Meadville,
Pa I
SULLIVAN.-At Chicago, H., VIM. |
X. Sullivan. He was born in Ireland in
l8i3 He came to this country during the |
civil war, and served in the 1i6th Ill. |
After the war he went to Chicago, where
he devoted himself to newspaper work.
For many years he was legislative CORE
spondent of the Evening Journal at |
Springfield. widow and two children /
survive him.
SYLLAC.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Capt Henry
oyliac, Co. b, sth Mich. Cav. His re-
mains were taken to Quincy, Mich, and
buried under the auspices of the Masonic |
Order and G. o. Loomis Post, of which he |
was an honOrcd member. He leaves a |
widow and one daughter.
TAYLOR.-AtJ Sand Rock, Pa, of
disease contracted in the service, Abra-
ham Taylor, Setgcaiit, Co. F, 7th w. Va,
81, 1861, at Jollytdwn Pa. A widow, one
daughter, and two sons survive him