The National tribune., 1899-05-11
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ADKINSON.-At Olarksburg, Mo-, DR..
W. J. Atkinson. He was member oi
Henry Brown Post, 276.
BORNE.-At Clark sburg, Mo-, Jacob
Borne, Co. /, 65th Ohio, and member Of
Henry Brown Post, 276, GAR.
BUItNS.-At jamestown, N. Y, Ru-
fus II. Burns, Co. i, 72d N. Y. He had
engaged in tho business Of gunsmith in
jane eStown since 1870.
CANNON.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Thos. Can
non, co. f., 1st y. s. Cav.
CURRELL.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Edward F.
Currell, 9th Mass. battery.
FOWLEH.-At Fernglen, Pa, John
| Fowler, Co. II, 122d Pa, aged "a. He was
a charter member oi Capt. Snow Post.
46l, and the last surviving charter mem
Der Of Drumore Lodge, No. 500, I. Q. o. F.
FRY.-At Eminence, no, Capt. Geo.
Fry, Co. |, 18th Ohio, aged 81. Capt. Fry
raised Co. in 1851 and served until 1884.
He was a comrade of Anderson Post,
Winona, Mo-, until that organization dis
banded. His funeral was attended by
GAR. comrades.
FULTON.-At Chicago, OF heart fail
ure, Maj. David c. Fulton, 30th Wis. and
1st Wis. IL. A. He was prominent in
politics, and at one time Trustee of the
| National Soldiers Home. He lived at
| Hudson, Wis.
KENYON.-Near Hueneme, Cal, G. N.
Kenyon, Co. L, 4th Mich. Cav. He was
born in Mexico, N. Y, in 1896; enlisted in
| 1862; discharged in 1865. He was men,
ber of Cushing Post, Of Ventura, and the
! Post attended his funeral in body.
KILBOUHN.-At Lapeer, Mich, Ed
| ward II. Kiibourn, Co. Is. I'd Ark. Cav.
Comrade Kilbourn served from 1881 to
| 1855. Turrill Post conducted the funeral
| services. He is survived by widow and
one son.
MATLACK:-At Carnegie. Pa, Al
meran M. Matlack, Co. G, 157th Ohio
| Comrade Matlack was the youngest Of
five sons who served in the Union army,
| being only 10 at time Of enlistment
MILAGEN.-At Clarksburg, Mo-, John
T. Milagen, Co. B, 18th Pa.
NUGENT.-At Chicago, Ill.,, Patrick Nu-
gent, Landsman, U. S. Navy.
PARKER.-At Unadilla, Neb., Joel x.
Parker, Co. F, list battalion, Mass. II. A. i,
| aged 62. He was a member of George H.
Ward Post, 10, Worcester, Mass.
HlCIIARDSON.-AtN Newburyport, Mass,
Arthur G. Richardson, Sergeant 22d
| Mass, aged o.. lie received O severe
wound at the battle of the Wilderness,
| from which he never fully recovered. He
was a member Of Post 4s.
ROWLAND.-At st. Ansgar, Iowa, of
| heart disease, Henry w. Rowland, Co. A,
21st Iowa, aged 60. He served over three
years, and was am enthusiastic GAR.
man, being Past Commander of Post 479,
whlcn conducted the ttlneral services,
assisted by the WRC. He leaves q
widow, two daughters, and four sons.
SENTER.-At Shoshone, Idaho, Almon
S. Senter, Past Commander Of the Do
partment of Idaho. HE enlisted in Co. G,
I'd Mass. Art, in 1868, and was dis
charged as Sergeant innSeptember, 1865.
He was charter member Of u. S. Grant
Post, 8, of Shoshone, and had served
almost continuously as Commander or
Quartermaster. He was elected Senior
Vice Department Commander, at Boise, in
1888, and Department Commander, at
HALEY, in 1888. Hs, was subsequently
appointed Assistant Ouartermaster- Cen
eral by Department Commander J. L.
Fuller.
| SHEPHERD.-At Pennsboro, w. Va,
Ezekiel Shepherd, First Lieutenant, %.
d, 9th W. Va, aged IS. Ho served over
three years. For five years he had been
entirely helpless.
| SHERMAN.-At jamestown. Mo-. Saml
| Sherman, Captain, Co. II, 62d Ill.
| SWAN.-At Grassy Cove. Tenn, Rob't
O. Swan. First Lieutenant, cd East
Tenn. He was . member q the Masonic
fraternity.
WEAVER.-At Chicago, Ill.,. Levi b.
Weaver, Co. II, 18th u. s. Inf.
WEST.-At Coleridge, Nsb.. James p.
| West, Co. A, 9th Iowa, aged 90. Do
| ceased was . member of Post l79, Hart
ington. Neb.