The National tribune., 1901-01-10
MUSTERED OUT.

AICHELE.-At Shclbyyillc. ILL.,. Dec. &C
1900. George Aichele, Co. II, 9TH Ill. Cav. II
was member Of G. A. Il. Post at Town Hill
| CARLETON.-At Vershire, VT. Dee. IL
1900, John G. Carleton. co. e, 9th VI. He en-
listed June Z, 1862, and served until July
1860. He was n member of George Il. Hcbart
Command, /, L, V. L.
B0oTE.-At Hilsboro Bridge. y. H., Dec
20 1900, John Booth, Co. ID, 13lst y. Y. HI
enlisted Aug. s. 1S62, and was mustered ou
Aug 8, 1854. The burial services were con
Quoted by Senator Grimes Post, of which ht
was Past Commander.
| .CARPENTER.-At Attica, o., Nov. s. 1900
OF heart failure, Samuel II. Carpenter, 60. L.
Venice Township, o. He enlisted Aug. 81,
1852, and served until after Lees surrender.
| CHAFFEE.-At Leraysville, Pa. Dee. 20,
aged Gs. He was asst Commander of Spald.
ing Post, SO, which conducted the funeral
services: widow survives.
DECKER.-At Horsehead, y. Y, Dec. Q,
l9UO, James II. Decker, Cos. A and g. 1GlS
y; Y. He was member of Fitch Post. Ell
mira. widow and four children survive.
EiSH.-At Sandwich, H., Dee. IL, 1900,
William J. NJ. Fish, Co. II, 1O5th ILL.,. aged 20.
| lie was charter member of Sandwich Post,
| 80, and member of the A. o. L. w. and
| l. q. NJ. A. He was laid to rest by the Post
with the beautiful ritual service OF the g.
HEATON-At Muscatinc, Iowa, Oct. :.
| l!OO, f; NJ; Hcaton, Co. A, list Iowa, aged 60.
Comrade Heaton was a charter member OF
| y
| HOPKINS.-At Nashville Tenn, Nov %.
1900, Homer =. Hopkins. LIST Mich, aged 6I.
George II. Thomas Post conducted the scry-
| ices ut the grave.
KELLY.-At Orbisonia. Pa. Dec. II, 1900
Thomas NJ Kelly, Go. l, 18th Pa. Reserves,
,od KIX {;H,I2, Welcome, Wash, Dec; 81,
| 1900, William Il. Kinney. Co. +, LIST Ia. j.. A.
Death resulted from the kick Of n horse, re-
ceiyed while mt work on his ranch near Wei
come He was born at Bells Mills, Pa,
i H.riN ffs4Y I,,Tv-
was finally discharged June T. 1865. Com
rade Kinney was member of l.. u. Plummer
Post, %, and Circle, 2, Ladies of the q. \. Il.
He leaves widow and five children.
| KNICkERBOCKER.-A New LcnOx ILL.,,
Dee. II, 1900, First Lieut. W. Knickerbocker.
co. Il, 9th III. yates Sharpshooters), aged
90 He enlisted Oct. 22, 1864. was promoted
Second Lieutenant Sept. = 1862, and First
Lieutenant Aug. II, 1863. He was in com
mand of his company from Atlanta to the Sea.
lie was member Of lost and was buried
| with military honors.
MADDEN..At Muscatine, Iowa. Sept. %,
1900, Henry Madden, 60. 4, 1lth Iowa, aged
81 He was member of Shelby Norman Post
and was respected citizen. lie is mourned
| by one son and host Of friends. -..
| MOSES.-At Sharon, Pa, David Il. Moses
| Co. y, LIST Va. He was buried 10y Sharon
Post, 22t The Huhl Independent Rifles,
ing order, fired the salute.
SHlRLEY.-At Bishop. Cal. Nov. %. Henry
Shirley, Co. d, 9th Wis. He was born in
| pduch, germany. lie enlisted Aug. %, 1864
| and was mustered out Jan. 30 1866 The
comrades name was Schcrlc, but after the
war this was Anglicized into. Shirley. In
1865 he went TO Nevada, where he engaged in
mining for is years. With his family he
moved to Bishop, Cal, in 1896. He was q
member Of Gen. John A. Logan Post $50, and
the A. o.. u. W., both OF which societies
passed suitable resolutions. He leaves q
widow, two sons and four daughters.
| THOMPSON.-At Attica, o., Dec IL. 1900
Fred ID, Thompson. He enlisted in Capt. f.
l.. Austin's company GO, Goth Ohio for three
years. He was detailed as trainmaster for
Harker's Brigade, in which capacity he served
from June, 1862, to Jan. ], 1860
| TOUSSANT.-At Soldiers Home, Quincy,
| H., Dec. s, Frank Toussant Co. d, 10th
| III.
.oLDS.-At Battle Creek Sanltarium, Aug
24, VIM. c. Odds 1OJth Ohio. He served
over three years, and marched with Sherman
| to the sea. Comrade Odds had been n citi-
zen or Marietta, o., for many years. He was
| buried with military honOrs, the Sons Of
! Veterans acting as escort. widow and
| five children survive
SlSLER.-At Andrew, Iowa, Dec. g, NJ "
Sisler Co. i. 18th Iowa, aged Co. He was a
member OF the g. A. X.
WHITE:-At New Castle, Pa. Dec 3 1900.
Charles White, busler, 18th Pa. Cav, aged 80