The National tribune., 1901-05-23
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HATCH.-At Aurora, ILL.,. May 6. A. P.
Hatch, Co. a. 124th Ill, aged 5s. On his re-
which he followed in Aurora until a few
months ago. The funeral was held under the
auspices of Post 20. the members attending
In body. Among the veterans present were
nine members of Co. II and three other mem
bers of the 124th ILL.,, among whom were
Capt: John Kendall, Melvin Tarble. Martin
Mostow, Asahel Judd, David Smith, Gus
Aucutt and Orlando McColum.
HENRY-At Two Rivers. Wis, May Is,
England, July 6, 1871. He came to America
in 1883, going direct to the place where he
lived the rest of his life. He served in the
9th Wis, aud had fine record as soldier;
two married daughters survive him.
cancer, Simeon Holden. 1st Me. Cav.
widow and one son, DIR. f. Holden. of
Brooklyn, survive him.
gle. I'd MINI. Battery. aged 63 Death was
caused by gunshot wound received in the war.
After the war Comrade Mobile located at st.
had since lived. lie served four years
County Commissioner. He leaves widow.
SALISBURY.-At the home Of his daughter
Salisbury, Co. /, ID Ohio Cav, and 18th Ohio
Battery, aged 50 He had been a member of
the G. A. X. foI the past 1J years, and had
served as Commander aud Officer of the Day.
Charles E. Savage, aged "A; He enlisted in
February, 1864. in the 10th Mich, and served
until the close Of the war.
GOARE.-At NOrcatur, Kan, Milton II.
Goare, Co. X, 23d Ky.,Mt Inf, aged 81.
he was buried under the auspices of the l.
o. Q. +; and Norcatur Post 413:
Frank Kitzmiller, Co. III, 18th Kan, aged 80
Comrade Kitzmiler was born at New Frank
lin, Ohio, but had been an honored resident
of Highland nesriy 40 years.
ROMINE.-At Orange n l. ADril 10
Jacob X. Romlre, I'd d. c., aged a. He
learned the sasl, blind and door trade in
Newark In 1850, and had followed that voca-
tion over 80 years; the last 10 years had car
ried on the business, associatlng with him his
youngest son. Comrade Romine had served
five terms of two years each in the Orange
Common Council He was a prominent Odd
Fellow, also member of the Golden Star
Fraternity. DOdd Post, of which COmrade
Romine was prominent member, conducted
the burial services at the grave in a very
feeling manner. The casket was wrapped in
large American flag. widow and two
daughters, Miss Ella Romlne and Mrs Minnie
Harper, and Milton and Charles ROmine sur
viye.
SMGTH.-At City Hospital, indianapolis,
Ind. May ., Robert Il. Smith, First Lieutenant
Of Co. X, 10th Ind. and Captain of Co. f,
133d Ind, and long-time and faithful mem
ber Of G. II. Thomas fost, of indianapolis.
He was 81 years OF age, and for 80 years
had been an attorney, practicing at the In
dianapolis Bar. He was brave and faithful
soldier in and an honest, honorable and
upright citizen in peace with host of warm
turned out at his funeral and buried him with
the honors of war at Crown Hill on Sunday
evening, May ). He leaves a widow and an
rate OF S1I per month for disabilities incurred
during his service. he was q student in As
bury University when the war broke out but
gave up his college life to enter the army.
THORN.-At Cottage Grove, Ore. April
20. Vim. Thorn. Co. ID. % Cal. Cav, aged 66.
He enlisted in October, 1851, for three years,
and was honOrabiy discharged Aug. II, 1852,
by reason of disability. He was member of
Ord Post. He leaves a widow and six chill
dren.
VAUGHN-At wakeman, O., April %,
Joshua Il. Vaughn, 166th Ohio, aged IL He
was drawing pension Of s12 per month.
He was 4 constable of Wakeman for many
years. He leaves n widow and four married
children. Over 500 people were present at his
funeral, which was conducted by Gibson
Lodge, F. A. NJ. assisted by Wilson Todd
Post G. A. K.
Nights Conn, April %, Nicholas Welsh Co.
D, 10th n. Y. Ee enlisted in 1861, and was
with this famous regiment In all Its battles.
The funeral services we're under the auspices
WOIFE.-At Almena, Kan, April 16, Fl.
II. Wolfe. Co. /, 9th Pa Cav, aged So He
was horn In Carroll Township. Perry Co. Pa.
He marched with Sherman to the sea. At
the age Of "a he was united in marriage to
Miss Mary Smith. Of Dauphin Co., Pa. Four
children were born to this union. Of wh5n
his wife died. Later he married Miss Sarah
r.. DOran, Of Carroll Township Pa. Seven
children were born to this union, and his
widow and. six of these children are living.
WRIGHT. - At 'Independence PARK"
Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands, John y. Wright,
aged II. cOmrade Wright enlisted In Co.
II, 22d n. Y. Cav, in January, 1854; was ati-
vanccd TO the rank of First Sergeant in Co.
Il, same regiment; was mustered out Aug. l,
at Winchester, Pa. He served with his regi-
men in battles Of Wilderness, Cold Harbor
and In vicinity of Petersburg and participated
in the famous Wilson's raid around Peters
burg. About July 10 1854, the regiment was
assigned to duty in Shenandoah Valley In
Gen. Clusters Third Cavalry Division, 'Red
Necktie Division and followed the fortunes
of this famous leader TO the end OF the war
Comrade Wright was q member of Jordan
Lodge, 3s6. +. & A. NJ, Jordan, N Y, for
more than % years. but at time of death was
member of Hawaiian Lodge, 81, Honolulu
He was also prominent and Influential mem
ber of Geo. Delong Post, Honolulu, which
had charge of burial ceremonies. assisted by
members of Masonic Lodge. He was Past
Commander Of this Post. He had been a
resident of the Islands about 80 years. He
had been a successful manager and owner of n
large sugar plantation, and was the owner
Of beautiful residence In Honolulu. where
the Annual Campfres of his Post were held
He was a member of the Senate of the Re-
public of Hawaii until the annexation of the
Islands. COmrade Wright at time OF enlist
ment lived in Memphis, n. Y.
Activity of Buffalo Circle.