The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1901-10-24
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CHILCoTT-At Buffalo, N Y, Oct II.
owen Chiicott Co. d, 116th \. y. He was
a member of Chaplin Post. .
DANFORTH-At Chicago, ILL.,. Sept. 81,
Rufus Danforth Co. X, LIST Me. II. A.
DORAN-At Cortland, \. Y, Oct. ), Hi
ram Doran, 18th and 95th ILL.,, aged "a Com
rade Doran had been for years totally deaf
and so crippled he could scarcely walk even
with two canes; could not attend Post meet
ings, but always paid his dues promptly
and wanted TO keep in touch with the com
rddeS. Requested that he might be buried
| in Grover Post burial lot and his name en-
eraved upon the Soldiers Monument lie
had three brothers in the service one of
| whom starved to death in rebel prison. He
was buried with military honOrS by Grover
Post salute fired over his Caskct, and
n bugler sounded Taps"
EAMAN-At Chicago Ill, Sept. T. Lieut..
John h. Eaman, 2d Ill l.. A.
FORRY-At Portland, Ind, Abraham f.
Forty, Co Il, 18th Ohio Cav aged -. He
was crossing the railroad when struck by Il
| Forty enlisted Oct. 2S. 1863. He WAS wound
| ed at Anderson, :. c., April 20, 1860 and
was left on the field by the enemy, who sup
| posed him dead. He was dragged 10 the
roadside by a body of cnvalrymen, and some
bushes thrown him. He was found
| by citizens, and removed to a private house,
| and afterward taken by the Sisters of Char
| lily and placed in their hospital. He was
| discharged Dec. s. 1866. The wound result
ed In the loss of an eye. total deafness of
both ears and the loss of the use OF his
entire right side. 1t was this which brought
about his death. He was member OF
Stephen J. Bailey Post He drew Il pension
of So He leaves a family.
FOSTFR-At Waltham, Mass, Oct 6,
Mass, aged g. He was born at SheIbonrne
Falls. He was graduated from Boston Uni
yersity Medical School and from Norwich
VtJ University. After the war he gained
fame by his song, Army Blue" He COM
posed other songs and choruses, many of
patriotic nature. He settled In Milwaukee
In 1865, but returned East in 1873, and had
since resided at Waltham. Deceased was
of Springfield, Mass.
MAYNARD-At Kansas City, Mo-, Oct II,
X. A. Maynard, Co. f, oath Wis, aged 56.
A widow and three children survive
PARKS-At Hunt City, Ill. Oct. 5. VIM.
G. Parks, Co. X. a5th Ky, aged 81. He on
listed Aug. "a, 1863, and was mustered out
Dec. 20, 1864, as First Sergeant. He was
Commander of Harris Post, 7gJ. and a mem
Der Of the Masonic Order. A widow and
four children survive.
SPEECER-At the home Of his sister,
Sarah Spencer, Frazeysbnrg, o., Oct. ., Mar
shall Spencer, Co. A, 10Th Ohio, aged 81.
He enlisted Feb. >, 1862, when IL years old
re-enlisted Feb. ., 1864; wounded at Resaca,
Ga. May II, 1864; promoted Corporal May
6, 1865; mustered out July 10, 1860 Com
rade Spencer had suffered with paralysis for
over IL years. He was buried at FraZeys-
burg, o., by Post 331, members of the 10th
Ohio acting pallbearers.
Iva ION-AL MUTT Mich, aug ~, VIM
Toynton, Co. L, 9Th Mich. Cav, aged II. He
was a member of NJ. w. Dresser Post, 100
He leaves no family.
VAN ANTWERP-At Muir Mich, Sept
II, John Il. Van Antwerp Co. f, 18th n. Y
Cav, aged J6. He was member of NJ W.
Dresser Post, 100 He Is survived by n
widow, one son, and two daughters.
WlGGINS-At Springfield. ILL.,, Oct. g. of
Br'ght's disease, Noble B. Virgins, 42d Ohio
aged -. He born In Cuyahoga Coun-
ty. o., and enlisted in the civil war with
Garheld's regiment. AT the close OF the
war he went to Springfield with his brother
in-law, Horace 5. Leland, and they took
charge Of the Leland Hotel.
WfhAND-At Blandsburg, Pa, Sept go
John Wyland, Co. 3. 9th Pa, aged IS. He
was member Of Sanford Beyers Post 426,
Bellwood, Pa. widow and eight children
survive