The National tribune., 1900-09-20

have left the Stale In which thcy enlisted.
Secretaries who have NOT already sent
rosters of survivors to THE NATIONAL
TRIBUNE nrc requested 20 do so.
ILLINOIS. ..
Cd Ill. Cav, at Springfield, ILL.,, Sept.
%, at o'clock, in Room No. q, House
Judiciary. VIM. NJ. Baldwin, Secretary,
18th H., in Room 16. House wing, State
Capitol. Springfield, H., Sept. %, at Z p.
m. E. S. johnson, President, Springfield,
seth Ill. yates Pbalanxl, at Pontiac,
H., Oct. 8. W. r. Morley, Secretary, Ar
lington, Iowa.
Seth H., at Quincy, ILL.,, Oct. II. C. T.
Hubert, Adjutant, Fowler, Ill:
A pleasant Reunion was held by the
survivors of the sd H.. at Woodiawn
Club House, Chicago, Monday of En-
campment week, with 155 members pres
President John S. Wilcox. A history of
the meeting was in few words given by
J. G. King. William 4. Coleman, Presi-
dent of the Woodlawn Club, made an ad-
dress of welcome. A vote was taken upon
the next Reunion. and it was decided that
it be held in Elgin on the first Wednes-
day in September, 1901. The cid officers
We're re-eiected: Col. John S. Wilcox,
President; H. C. Edwards. of Dundee,
Vice-President: +. y. Perkins, Secretary;
". NJ. lGpiSuTcT.
The list CT those who have died since
the last Reunion is as follows: Geo. S.
Kendall, Co. /; \. Il. Lewis, Co. G; Capt.
A. Barto, Co. X; Col. Il. \. Bowen: Sid
ney Powers, Co. 1; VIM. Webb, Co L;
G: ?. Taft, VIM. Davenport, Walter
Phelps, Chas. Hartwick, Thomas QIInn,
Co. 3; Hugh Durham, Amos Terry.
10th H.. at Watseke, ILL.,, Oct. 10 and
II. Frank BrapdonDurg, President Roch-
ester, Ind.
There will be q soldiers Reunion on the
Switzerland and Ohio County Fair
Grounds at East Enterprise. Switzerland
Co., Ind, on Thursday and Friday, Sept.
% and Is 1900. All soldiers and citizens
are cordially invited to attend. Jas. +.
Simpson, President; A. j. Works, Adju-
tant.
The Annual Reunion of the S1st Ind.
was held at New Albany, Ind, G. A. r.
Hall, on Sept. Z. T--sre were in attend
ance nearly 100 of the old veterans, many
of whom had Travelled scores of miles in
order to be one day with their old ccm-
rades. Judge n. X. Peckenpaugh, of
Louisville, KY. made splendid address,
and John H. Weathers, of New Albany,
welcomed the visitors TO the city; the
Reunion winding up with recitations,
songs and short talks by the comrades.
Dinner and supper were served by the
ladies of the Association in the dining
hail. and SO all passed several hours to-
gether swapping recollections of the STIR
through. Chaplain +. A. HutchersOn was
present. The following officers were elect
ed: Pres, S. W. Evans; First V. p, G.
D. Camp; Second Y. P, II. Robertson, of
can, of Edwardsvile, Ind; Sec. and
Treas, C. b. Ashton. of Utica, Ind. 1t
was decided to hold the next Reunion the
first week in October, 1901, at Otisco,
Ind. Comrade G. w. Morris expects to
have the history of the regiment completed
by that time and asks all members Of
the regiment to send their addresses to
G. B. Ashton, Utica, Ind, or to him, at
1874 9th street, Louisville, Ky.
IOWA.
Goth Iowa. at Cedar Rapids, Iowa, Oct.
8 and 4. w. ]. johnson, Secretary, Nal
com, Iowa.
On account of unforeseen circumstances
the Reunion of the Both Iowa has been
postponed to Wednesday and Thursday,
Oct. 10 and IL. II. ID. Bodman, Secre-
tary, Muscatine, Iowa.
MASSACHUSETTS.
23d Mass, at Salem, Mass, Sept. %.
9Th Reg't, NJ. V. NJ, Franklin Building,
at 1870 a. m. Dinner at l p. M, in G.
A. r. Hall, st. Peter street. Thomas
Swasey, Adjutant, Marblehead, Mass.
MICHIGAN.
9th Mich, at Mt. Clemens, Mich, Oct.
16 and II. 4. NJ. D. belaere, Secretary,
Lansing, Mich.
The 18th Mich, at Three Rivers, Mich,
Sept. 20. G. A. Conner, Secretary, Cas-
sopolis, Mich.
MINNESOTA.
At Reunion held by survivors of the
% MINI. Battery, at Minneapolis. the
James Hunter, Faribault V. p, Miles
Hobert, Minneapolis; Sec, III. \. Fulton,
Hawley.
NEW JERSEY.
14th n. j., in the city Of Trenton, OF
Oct 10, at Aaron Wilkes Post rooms, 10
and IL So. Broad st. Col. J. G. Pat
terson, Secretary, Ocean Grove, n. j.
NEW YORK.
The 18th N Y Cav (Scott's 900 held
three days Reunion at Chicago at the
time of the National Encampment. Thir
ty-five of the regiment, many of whom
brought their families, were present. The
comrades and friends were handsomely
entertained by Serg't-Maj. J. S. McDon-
aid, OF Chicago, who furnished headquar
tiers for the men at the Palmer House
and seats on a grand stand TO view the
parade. On the 23th he gave a grand ban
quet to his guests, numbering 80, at the
Palmer House, which could net be ex
celled. Among those present were Maj
Ellsworth, Capt. Siauson, Serg'ts Barrett
Brown, Brink, Barker, Parker ant
Thompson.
Seth n. Y, at Ross Park, Binghamton
n. Y, Sept. 20. Jas. +. Northrup, Sec
rotary.
OHIO.
McMullin's 1st Ohio Ind'p't Battery, al
Gallon, o., Sept. &c. Headquarters q
Armory ON Public Square. NJ A. Rick
seeker, President, Gallon, o.; II. Rose
Secretary, Shiloh, o.
The AID Ohio Reunion was held in Co
Iumbus, o., Sept. &. Fifty-fve comrades
registered ard 13 letters from ccmrade
who wished to be remembered we're read
The Reunion was enjoyed by those pres
ent, some Of whom had not met since go
'3'4. The following officers were elect
ed: Pres, Lieut.-Coi. John II. Rhoades
First V. p, Col Horace Parke; Secont
V. p, Thos. +. Taylor: Sec.-Treas., Johl
c. RaIston, Steubenville, o. Secretar.
Ralston would like to hear from ever,
man who served in the regiment who Wa
not at the Reunion and registered, SO tina
he can make q complete roster Of ali tn
survivors.