The National tribune., 1900-11-29
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| ARMSTRoNG-At CIoyerdale, Cal, Oct 10
| Col. James b. Armstrong, 134th Ohio, aged
| rs. He was an old line Wing and pioneer
Republican, and was National Delegate at the
| Convention when Fremont and Dayton were
nominated in 1855. BY profession Col. Arm.
strong was civil engineer. In 1872 he went
TO Santa Rosa, Cal, where for number of
years he owned and edited the Daily Repub-
lican. Later he bought tract Of land, after
ward known as the Armstrong Timber, To-
Gated near Guerneville. He also engaged in
many other successful business enterprises,
accommodating a large fortune. He Is survived
| by a widow. one son and daughter.
| BENNETT-At Marshfield. Wis, Oct. IL,
Lewis Bennett, Co, +, 175 Nv Wis IN He was
BLACKMER-At Albert Lea. Mimi, DR..
Frank A. Blackmer. Co. G, 9Th Mimi, aged
| 30. Comrade Blackmer enlisted Feb. IA,
| 1862, and was appointed First Sergeant. He
was discharged oct. IS, 1862, on account of
wounds. Funeral services were conducted by
Robson Post, ., Of which he was an honored
member. Physicians of the city and vicinity
acted as pallbearers.
CALDWELI-At Vfnton, Iowa, recently.
Daniel NJ. Caldwell, Co. *, 9th Iowa Cav.
He was in suleys campaign against the In
dlans. He a member of Gen. Gcddcs
Command, s, u. V. u.
CARPENTER-At Oswayo, Pa, Lewis J.
Carpenter, aged Ga. He had an enviable war
record, and was well known throughout his
section of the State. widow survives him.
COLMAN-At Utica, Neb., Nov. s. Howard
VI. Colman, 18th Ohio. He enlisted Sept. 81,
lSbl, ana was discharged at columbus, IT,,
Oct. %, 1864, on Surgeons certificate of dis
ability. He was a member of Winchester
Post, 1879, and was several times Commander
and Adjutant. He was lawyer by profess
sion.
COOK-At Albert Lea, Mimi, Edward Cook,
Co. L. 33d Wis, aged 10. He enlisted Aug.
49, 1862 and was mustered out as Sergeant
ut close of war. Robson Post conducted fu-
neral services.
DILLS-At Albert Lea, Mimi. Daniel dis,
Co. G, 9Th Minn. He enlisted Feb. II, 1862,
and was discharged for disability July %,
1858. Comrade Dills was n member of Rob
son Post. g. which conducted funeral services.
DUDLEY-At Albert Lea, Mimi, Aug. %.
10. He entered the service Sept. 81, 1864, was
mustered out as Corporal at close of war.
Robson i'ost conducted funeral services.
GLENS-At Malta Bend, Mo-, Oct. IL, Ly
1864, and served until Oct. 16, 1865. He was
4 member Of Arthur Crockett Post JOG.
HALL-At Saginaw, Mich, recently, DIR.
VIM. II. Hall. 9TH Me-, aged SO. He leaves
widow.
JAMES-At Freeman, Wis, Nov. 9, Edward
II. James, Co. d, 31st Wis, aged 60. He en-
listed Aug. 10. 1862, and served to the end Of
the war, participating In all the regiments
hard campaigns and marching with Sherman
TO the sea. He was a member OF James Ma
son ! Ost, Jog. He was never married
LEWIS-At the Protestant Hospital. Co
lumbus. o., Bushrod Hamilton Lewis, aged
81. Comrade Lewis was n prominent attor-
ney OF London, o., and had been at the hos
Jefferson, o., the son of q. W. Lewis. one of
the early settlers of the County. He enlisted
in 1862, In the 95th Ohio serving three years,
and was mustered out rs Sergeant Major. He
served as Sheriff and Deputy U. S. Marshal,
and In 1872 was admitted to the bar. He is
survived by widow and one son.
SlPES-At Chicago, ILL.,. Oct. g. Levi ii.
slpes. Co. Il, 10Th Ind, aud Co. C, 51st Ind.