The National tribune., 1900-07-26
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BARNEs-At Watauga, Tenn, July 4,
NJ. NJ. Barnes, Co. B, 4th Tenn. Com
rade Barnes commenced his service for
the Union by answering to the call of
President Lincoln on the loyal people Of
East Tennessee to take possession of the
East Tennessee Railroad from Bristol to
Chattanooga, Tenn, on Nov. 8, 1861. He
was one of the men who gathered together
and tore up the railroad track, burnt
bridges and destroyed telegraph wire,
stopping all travel and traffic between
Richmond and the Southwest for some
time, and for so doing had to leave home
and family. He Travelled so miles TO Lou
isville, Ky, on foot and most of the way
after night. He remained in the army
until September, 1860.
Dow.-At Gardiner, Me-, Alexander S.
Dow, 31st Me. Comrade Dove was born
in Palermo, Me-, Feb. 16. 1899. He had
been resident of Gardiner for u years.
His war record is n most enviable one.
He was wounded in front of Petersburg
He lay on the field of battle for nearly
four days before his wound was dressed
After three months in Alexandria Hospi-
tai he was taken to Maine on Il stretcher,
his two brothers being detailed for the
service. He was member of Heath
Post, also of the Union Veterans Union,
an Odd Fellow and a Mason. He is sur
vived by a widow and one son.
EILAE;-At Russellyille, o., July 9,
enlisted in 1862, and was honorably dis
charged in 1860. He was n member of
Carr White Post, 232. A widow, son and
daughter survive him.
~ HoBs.At Forest Grove, Ore, Isaac
services were conducted by James b.
Mathews Post, 6. Forest Grove. He
leaves q widow.
INMAN.-At St. Albans, W. Va, of
heart disease, Bezaleel Inman, Co. b, 4th
w. Va, aged 70.
KLIYE.1At Leechburg, Pa, July 8,
Gaios GhnS NJ ., kne c. d. 4fh pdat Pa and
served three years and 10 months.
KNAPP.-At Norwich, N Y, Nathaniel
Knapp, Co. G, 1S5th N Y, aged 76.
KREBs.-At Mcpherson. Kan, June
20, Joseph Krebs, Co. d, 20Sth Pa, aged
81. Comrade Krebs was a member of
and three daughters.
LA DUKE-At Brushton, n. Y, Angus
tus La Duke, Co. NJ, 9TH U. S. Art, aged
76. He served 81 months.
MANTLE.-At Illinois Soldiers and
Sailors Home, Quincy, ILL.,, June 20, John
Mantle, Co. G., 73d III.
MARTIN.--At Danville, ILL.,, June 80,
Capt. Parkhurst T. Martin, aged 63. He
entered the service as a private in Co. B,
18th ILL.,, and rose to be Captain of Co.
X in the reorganized regiment. He par
ticipated in all of Grants battles in the
West and was severely wounded at Shiloh.
AT one time he was commander of Kene
saw Post, G.. A. H., of Danville, Ill.
MoRGAN.-At Columbus State Hospi-
tai, o., July -, Benz. Morgan, Co. d, 1st
Battalion Z. " l., aged 56. His remains
were shipped to his home in(IaneSville,
o., where his funeral took place. He
leaves widow and one child.
RANDALL.-At Olean, n. Y, July 9,
George Randall, Co. A, S5th N. Y. The
w. Ashton, of G. d. Bayard Post, 800,
of Olean. He was followed to the grave
by about % members of the G. A. r.
RAYMoND.-At Brushton, n. Y, July
3, Ira l.. Raymond, Co. G, 10Th N. Y.
Eng: He was member Of II. L. AL
drich Post, :ij3
Ross-At Warren South Bend, Ind,
July 13, Capt. William r. Ross, Co. d,
I'd Minn. Cav. Comrade Ross enlisted
in Co. ID, I'd MINI. Cav, July 10, 1864,
and was discharged as Captain June 10,
1856. He was Il member of Auten Post,
s, and was laid to rest under the auspices
OF that Post.
RUTHERFoRD-At Hart, Mich, July 8,
L. G. Rutherford, Past Department Com
mander Of Michigan G. A. Il. Born in
Steuben County, n. Y, Jan. 2, 1912, Com
rade Rutherford was engaged in the study
of law when the war of the rebellion
broke out. He enlisted in the 18th n. Y.
in 1861, and was discharged from the
same in 1862 on account of disability. I'm
mediately upon recovery of health he
joined the 1S9th n. Y, and was commits
stoned Second Lieutenant, serving with
distinction to the close of the war. His
record was one to be proud Of.
Aug. 16, 1881, as charter member Of
Joe Hooker Post, No. 26, at Hart, he be-
came identified with the Grand Army of
the Republic in Michigan. At once he
becam, an earnest, active comrade in the
ranks. and at Grand Rapids, in 1887, was
elected Department Commander, serving
in such faithful manner as to greatly
increase tho membership.
SALE.-At Richmond, KY, B. FL. Sale,
First Lieutenant, Co. X, 9Th Ky. Com
rade Sale came to his death by falling
from third story window at the Garnett
House. He was in the service from Sep
tenrber, 1861. to Feb. %, 1864. He was
a member &C Andrew Alexander Post,
100. Irvine, KY, and Of the Masonic fra
ternity. He leaves family.
SMITH.-At Illinois Soldiers and Sail
ors' Home, Quincy, ILL.,, John j. Smith,
Co. +, 1st Mo. Cav.
STARR.-At Forest Grove, Ore, J. W.
Starr, Co. /, 1st Ore. He was not 4 MEN,
b,r Of the G. A. r., but pall-bearers were
selected from James B. Mathews Post, 6.
Jones, Of the NJ. Z. Church. He leaves a
widow
THRALL.-At st. Petersburg, Fla, of
heart disease, Edwin II. Thrall, Co. Il,
5th N. Y. Cav, aged 81. He leaves a
widow.
WEBB.-At the Illinois Soldiers and
Sailors Home, Quincy, ILL.,, June 20,