The National tribune., 1901-06-27
MUSTERED OUT.

ARMAGOST.-At Rising City, Neb.. June
0, ]. C. Armagost. Co. c, 92d Ill. Mt'd Rifles
| aged 66. He enlisted Oct. s. 1852, and was
mustered out In June, 1865. He leaves a
CHASE.-At Summit City, Mich, June Is
Joy II. Chase. Co. K, 25th Wis, aged 81.
CHENEY.-At Dover. N: a., on the 10th
Cheney aged 49, He had been I'll since the
death Of his wife, several weeks ago. Be,
sides having been Governor Of his State and
United States Senator, he was Minister to
Switzerland under President Harrison. he
was born ar Holderness, n. H He served
in the civil war as Quartermaster to the 18th
n. II. up to 1863. when he resigned on ac,
the Republican party of his State.
CHILCOTE.-At Saginaw, Mich, June 6.
John w. Chlcote, Co. II, 10th Ohio, aged
So He had lived In Saginaw for the past
EFFELBERG.-At Pickering, Mo, Joseph
EfTelberg. Co. b. list Neb. Cav, aged "a.
He was born In Germany, and came to the
United States in the early SOS, locating near
Omaha, Neb The funeral services were CON
Quoted by Post 4O5. He leaves a widow and
one son.
FIsK.-At Lincoln Ill, Capt. Frank Fisk,
In Fayette. Me. He moved to Pulaski. H.,
In 1852, and to Lincoln. ILL.,, in 1857. In
August, 1851, he entered the service as First
promoted to Captain July 1. 1862. he was
appointed Lieutenant Colonel of the Sd U.
s. G. T. In 1864, but declined, and was
mustered out in November, 1854. after a
service of three years and three months. He
leaves widow and two children.
GEE.-At Rush City. Mimi. June 13, Ed
ward B. Gee. Co. B. 14th Vt. and Co. 81.
1st VT. Cav. Comrade Gee had been under the
OF doctors for the last 13 years, and
his claim for Increase Of pension had been
pending since July IL, 1892. He had been
examined six different times at his home,
not being able to report at the Office Of the
Examining Surgeons.
KINGC4ID.eAt st. Mary's Hospital,
Saginaw, Mich, June o, Ephraim KlngcaId.
LEATHERs.-At Howard. Pa. May 8,
aged So He was Chaplain of Post 262.
OTT.-At Saginaw. Mich, June Is, George
OFT, ID Mich. Battery, aged rs. He leaves a
widow.
PHILLIPs.-At Melbourne. Fla, June IS.
John Howard Phillips, Co. D., soth Iowa. and
He was President of the Melbourne State
Bank He Is survived by widow, one son
and one daughter.
1st NJ. s; NJ, aged II. He had lived in
member of Nichols Post.
PRJCEAt PICa NstriI iHIsthany nys MOI May 30 John
Memorial Day while marching to the Gem
etery to place flowers on his comrades
graves.
PRICE.-At Bethany. Mo-. May 30. John
7. Price, Co. NJ, I'd Mo. Cav. (Merril's Horse).
Comrade Price was an old and respected
member of Lieut.. T. ID. Neal Post, 124. Adjt
W. III. Skinner reports that he was murdered
while marching in the Memorial Day parade
by his brother-in-law, who slipped up behind
him and shot him in the back, killing him al
most instantly.
RoWAN-At Olean, N Y, May 80, Pat
rick Rowan, Co; /. 64th n. Y. aged ST. Four
comrades acted as pall-bearers.
John Alden Shoudy, Co. X, 10Th ILL.,, aged
so. He went to the Pacific Coast soon after
the war, and had been identified with many
successful enterprises in both California and
Washington. and was the founder of EIlens-
burg, Wash, which he named in honor of
his wife. He was member OF the State
Legislature In 1888. a member OF the State
Constitutional Convention in 1850. and had
been Mayor and Councilman Of Ellensburg
many terms. He leaves family.
THOMPSON.-At Wateryile Kan, MAY |
!, Fred Il. Thompson, Corp'l, Co. q, 91st Ill, |
aged 90. He moved to Kansas In February |
1876 He leaves q widow, two sons and two |
daughters.