The National tribune., 1900-07-19
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CHADWICK.-At Wellington, o., George
A. Chadwick, Co. G, 144th Ohio, aged SO.
The funeral services were conducted by Ham,
DE OILoQUI-At Kingston, New Bruns-
| wick. July 3, DR.; Rutino Augustin de 0lloqui.
| interesting career. Born in Guernca. Spain,
in 1886, he, when young man, went to
Cuba studying pharmacy there and sgbss-
| In Harvard University, graduating in 1865.
He then returned to Cuba. After short
visit he took passage on the steamship Roa-
| the vessel was captured by four of the pas
| sengers, who compelled the surrender at the
| point Of the pistol, but not without blood
| shot for resisting. The captors subsequent
| ly proved to be officers of the Southern Con
federacy- The crew were put In irons. AT
| Bermuda all were paroled. Being then un-
| able to obtain coal there the vessel was
| burned by those who had seized 1t. The re-
| manning passengers then took the only avail
| able vessel, sailing ship, bound for Hall
| fax; but they again came to grief, for they
were wrecked OF the ''Three Sisters" rocks
| Of that harbor and rescued with great diff
| Guilty. DR.. de Oloqui made his way to Bos
| ton and Joined the G1st Mass. as Assistant
Surgeon. This regiment took an active part
| in the battle Of Petersburg. 1t formed part
| of Gen. Grants Fifth Corps and was pres
ent at the surrender Of Gen. Lee. After the
war he was appointed Post Surgeon in charge
at Jacksonville, Tenn, and later at Arling
| ton Hights Hospital, Washington, d. C. AZ
course in medicine at Edinburg, Scotland,
where he was the guest of Sir James Simp-
son, the discoverer of chloroform. Later, 60
ing to Paris, he studied diseases Of the eyes
| under Des Mar. Returning to America, he
| commenced the practice of medicine In Rich
ibucto, N. Il. He married Miss Jennie, third
daughter of James Sutherland, Of Picton, n.
| S. DR.. de Olloqui leaves a widow and eight
children.
DREXEL.-At New Orleans. La, June II,
Henry Drcxel, Co. d, 31st Mass. He was
| born in yovalberg, Austria, In May, 1882. He
enlisted in April, 1862, and served until the
| close Of the war. He is survived by widow
IsH.-At Fremont, Mich, June 20. BENZ.
Ish, Co, G, sth Mich. He was a member Of
Henry DObson Post, 1S2.
Kays ca C fe4r5 4t5 Wt Sy SsP ~ Norman
| the war he returned to school and studied
law with his uncle in Madison, Wis. He
| later took position as postal clerk, running
between Chicago and St. Louis. He was in
Jured in railroad accident, and went into
business in Chicago. He moved to Iowa in
1877 and in 1882 to Nebraska. He was a
| McCURDY.-At Alameda, Cal, April 1s
1899. Lieut.. Andrew G. McCurdy, Co. NJ, 1st
Me. II. A, aged So. He is survived by a
widow, two daughters and two sons.
| McEVILA.-At West Addison, Vt. James
McEvia, Co. b, Goth N. Y. aged %. He
leaves widow and five children.
son. Co. A, 10th Mo. Cav, aged 60. He was
a member Of Gen. q. A. Custer Post. &C. The
| funeral service was conducted according to
the Ritual of the Order. He leaves widow
| and seven children.
| SAVAGE.-At Waitsfield, Vt, June 1s, of
heart disease, Lucius ID. Savage, aged G..
| He entered the service May I, 1861. in Co
f.. I'd VT, and was severely wounded and
taken prisoner June 30. 1862. at Savage Sta
| tion, Va. From the effects of this wound he
| never fully recovered, and was discharged
| Nov. Q, 1862. He was an enthusiastic Grand
Army man, having been n charter member
and the first Commander OF AinswOrth Post
1 NF Tnttr
as Senior Vice Commander of the Depart
ment Of Vermont. The Post adopted appro-
pirate resolutions on his death. A widow
| and two daughters survive him.
| TIEMANN.-At COncOrdia. Mo. June II,
August II. Tiemann, aged 81. He enlisted
July !: 1861, at Bonneville, Mo, in Capt.
company and over 1000 other troops, under
Col. Mulligan, surrendered at Lexington. In
October, 1851, Comrade Tiemann re enlisted
Inf, U. S. Il. c.. He was mustered out in
January, 1862. In April he again enlisted,
this time in Co. K. sth Mo. s. NJ. Cav. He
Schaeber Post. He leaves n family.
TuCk;TAt - t., Newburygort, Mass, July 5,
Manchester, Mass. and learned the cabinet
makers trade. He enlisted May 2, 1861, in
Go. f.. 9th Mass. He was mustered out
as First Sergeant, Co. Il, 22d Mass. He was
! commissioned Second Lieutenant, June II,
| 1862, and First Lieutenant, Aug. 3, 1862, and
resigned Oct. 20 of the same year, on ac
| count OF injuries received. He was in the
| employ of S. II. & A. Stafford for many years..
| and in 1873 was appointed a member of the
State COnStabulary. In 1875 he was appoint
| ed City Marshal of Newburyport, Mass He
was Assistant Marshal in 1876. 1850. 1852.
1885, 1856. and was Captain of the Watch in
1883. 1sS9. 1880 and 1891. He commanded
| Co. Il, Sth Regiment Mass. Vol. Militia, fer
a number of years, and was Commander of
Post 49, G. A. r.: of Newburyport, Mass,
/ in 1896. Capt. Tuck leaves Il widow and one
| daughter, Mrs. Annie Currer. of New York
| WAlT.-At Sterling, Kan, July 3. Norman
Wait, Co. Il, 18th Mich. He was member
| of Meade Post, II. Burial was at Alden,
| Kan, July 4.