The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1901-09-12
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BONNELL.-At Randolph. Iowa. Aug. d.
Alfred c. Bonnell, 9th Mo. Cav and Co. A,
4th Iowa Cav, aged 62. He was member
Of Franklin Post, 394, and was elected Com
mander In 1900. He was taken to Sidney
Iowa, for burial by the members of Franklin
Post, assisted by 10 Ross Post. OF Sidney
children.
CHAPIN.-At Austin. Mimi, Aug H.
Henry A. Chaplin, aged "A. He was born in
0 8;de y Y He settled ssti at Mankato.
Go. B. Brackets Battalion. He served until
June TO- 1862, when he was discharged on ac-
count OF disability: He was member of
Mcintyre Post, which conducted the funeral
services. A widow and one daughter sur
vive.
CHAPLIN.-At Savajoe, Okla, July %,
Jeremiah Il. Chaplin, Second Sergeant, Co. l.
eIth ILL.,, aged 50. He served with his regI-
ment from its organization until after the
VickSburg campaign, when he was discharged
or Surgeons certificate of disability. Com
rade Chaplin was successful in the recent
drawing for land in the Kiowa, COmanche
and Apache Reservation. He leaves an aged
widow.
FARR.-At New Grand Chain, ILL.,, Aug 1S,
Nathanief L. Farr, Sergeant, Co. X, Slst ILL.,,
aged q. He was drawing u pension of $40
He leaves a widow and one daughter.
GILLILAND.-At Novelty, Wash. Aug. .
of consumption, Stephen r. Gililand. Co. c,
llsth Ill, aged 30. He leaves Il widow and
four children.
hON Eh.-At soldiers Home, Los Angeles,
Cal, Aug. 0, John G, Hover, Co. d, 4th
MINI. He served over three years and was
discharged at Raleigh y. c., after the march
to the sea. He leaves a widow and four
HUMPHREY.-At WATERFOWL, Wis, Nor
man Humphrey, Co. b, 10Th wis, aged 81
He was born at North East, n. Y, In 1920;
settled In Johnston, Wis, in 1898; moved to
WATERFOWL. Wis, In 1854 He enlisted Aug
II, 1862, and on June g. 1853. was commits
stoned First Lieutenant. He resigned the
following September on account of disabili-
ties. He drew pension Of So under act of
June %, 1890. He was a member of o. D.
Pease Post, o. and comrades of that Organi-
cation laid him to rest in Oak Hill Cemetery
with g. \. K. rites. He leaves n widow.
McBRIDE.-At Alvin, Tex, Aug ID. John
Mcbride, Co. Il, 120th Ill. He was born in
Wayne County. Tenn, Sept. Is, 1881 He
was blind, having lost his sight at GuntOwn
Miss, during the civil war, and drew 4 pen
sion of So per month. He leaves a widow
and young child. He was buried in the City
Cemetery by his comrades Of Wainwright
Post, -.
thew Krumm, aged 60. COmrade Krumm
was born in Baden Germany; emigrated to
America in 1853; enlisted in Co. c, 9Th No.,
three months volunteers; discharged at st.
1861, and served in I'd No. II. A; transferred
Sept. 3 to Battery ID, L. A.; mustered ont at
Little Rock, Nov. 20, 1864. He was a charter
member Of Lenexa Post, 31S.
MEAD.-At Armenia, y. y, DR.. Isaac New
ton Mead, aged 81. He was the descendant
OF an Old Duchess County u. " family
his great grandfather, Job Mead, having
served in the Continental Army as CAPTAIN
In 1888 COmrade Mead began the study Of
medicine. He enlisted in the Fail of 1862 in
Co. 4. 1jOth \. Y, but was transferred to
the 9TH y. Y. Cav. as Hospital Steward, and
In lSG4 was commissioned Assistant Surgeon
He remained in active service until the Fall
of 1865. After the war he reentered the Col
lege OF Physicians and Surgeons in New York
CITY, graduating in 1866. He had since prac-
uced medicine in Armenia, and for many years
was a member of the firm of Bartlett and
Mead, druggists and dealers in general
merchandise. In 1869 he was married to Miss
Hula Mygatt- One child (Alice) blessed this
union. lie was Past Commander Of JnO. VI.
Gregory Post, 80, Department of Connecticut;
also charter member of Obed Wheeler Post
4GI, Department OF New York. He was buried
in his uniform and the dear old flag he loved
so much was twined around him and on his
breast laid a flag by the Post
MlLLER;-At Savannah Mo-, July %,
Hiram Miller Co: Il, 43d No, aged Y. He
was a member of Peabody Post, which con-
Quoted the funeral services. He leaves no
family.
0DEN,-At Morley, Mich, July %, VIM. T.
0den, Go; II, 10th Ind. He was born at
Der Of Gen. Wool Post. 1G4, Morley, Mich,
and /. o. o. f., 152, Union City, Ind. The
burial took place July % under the auspices
OF Morley |; o. o. f., 403, and Gen. Wool
PlERCE.-At CaZenOvia, WIS., Aug o. Con-
verse Pierce, Second Lieutenant, Co. C. 18th
ILL.,. aged IS. He was mustered into the U. s.
service Sept. 4, 1862 at Camp Fuller, ILL.,;
wounded May 90, 1863, In the charge made on
the works at Yicksburg, Miss. resigned In
the Fan owing to his wounds. In 1866 he
located at CazenOvia, where he resided until
his death. He was laid to rest by the Ma
sonic order. There were present of his regi-
ment Theodore w. Goodsill, Co. C, Reeds
burg. and Lewis II. E. Webster, Co. X,
Hillsboro. He leaves a widow and one son.
RAMER-At Elkhart, Ind, Aug 20, David
Rameri Co. G, T4th Ind. He was member
of Shiloh Field Post
SCOTIA the Soldiers Home, Benning-
ton, Vt, Walt Scott, Co. Fl, I'd VT, aged a.
S?ONABLE.-At Marengo, ILL.,, Aug. II, of
paralysis pa Edwin E. sponable, Co. A, 95th
UNIVERSAL steubenville. O., Lieut..
VIM. Winters, Co. III. 157th Ohio aged 60.
His death resulted from his team running
away His wife died years ago. One daugh,
W0oD.--At Stella, Neb, Aug. TO- Robert
Wood. Co =, 10th Ind, aged TO- He was
born In Jefferson Co, Ind. He settled In
Nebraska in 1870. He leaves q widow, two
daughters and five sons