The National tribune., 1902-11-20
MUSTERED OUT.

CRowELL--In Salem Township, o.. Oct. :. Albert
A. Crowe Sergeant, Co. d. 18th Ohio. aged -. He
was . member of J. Lewis Post, go
CURTIS.-At Antrim. " H.. Nov +. Levi NJ. Curtis.
Co ]. i6;h n H., aged g.. He was a member of Eph-
rain Weston Post
JACOBS-At 81. Vincenrs Hospital. Portland Ore.
Nov. 3. Charles Bennett Jacobs, 9Th Ohio CoInrade
Jacobs was born al Cincinnati o., May ~ lsia, and en-.
listed April 49, 1851 He served through the war, and
was mustered out In August 1861 Captain and brcvet
Major the staff of Gen Parlee Comrnde Jacobs en-.
tered the hotel business after muster out and ut time OF
death was chief clerk OF the Portland Hotel oil Fort
land, Ore.
LOWE.-At Palmyra. Me-. Oct. II. Manley b. Lowe,
and was mustered out July H. 1855 Much Of this time
he was engaged In fighting Indians IN the lar West
hard fought battles in the southern states He was
member OF George Goodwin Post. 81 \ widow ana
one daughter survive.
MCCABE--A: stafford. Mo-, Nov 1. John McCabe,
Corporal, Co. e. I'D Pa He charter member Of
John Mathews Post, Springfield, Mo- He was buried
with military honors by the GAR He leaves fam
lily.
MoRRISoN.-At ST. Johns. Mich. Oct IL. Col. Rob
G.. Morrison 3ith Ind Morton Rifles, aged g. He
stoned Captain August 1861 and recruited Co. q, s4h
Ind. He was promoted TO Major in June, 1853 When
the regiment reenlisted in December is5S. and
cruted its full strength. Comrade Morrison com
missioned LieutenantC lionel. When Col r. b. JoIies
regiment and remained with ii during its Texas cain
paign
| MYERS.-At Kingston, o., Nov. ,, George $. r. My
ers, aged CO. He bonn AT Tarleton, o. He enlisted
in the three months service, In Co. B, 18th Ohio and
later entered tine three years service rs musician IN the
6ist Ohio. He Il member of Maxwell Post, It,
Kingston, o. Three children survive.
NICKALDSEN.-At Cleveland. Tenn, Tack Nick
aldsen, Co. F, 4th Tenn. Cav, aged o. He leaves a
widow.
PEASELEY.-At Antrim, n. H.. Nov. l, Edwin "
Peaseley, Co. ID, 18th y. II.
RANCK.-At Wesley Hospital. Chicago, ILL.,, Nov. 8.
David ii. Ranck, aged 81 He enlisted In Go: A. 1s,d
Pa, Aug. 1862. and discharged because of dsa-
biliiy January 1859: reensted in Co G. 18th Pa Jan
49, 1854; discharged ut Harrisburg, Pa, Aug 1861 He
a member of Columbia Post, COZ, Department OF
Illinois He leaves widow and three children.
ROOT.-At Lawton, Mich, Oct D. COmrade Root.
Co. g. l5Ist n. Y. He enlisted in August, 1862, and
henceforward participated In all the important en-
xagements of the Army of the Potomac He was taken
prisoner at Monocacy, Nd, but escaped AT time of
death he Commander of L. c. Woodman Post, 1876.
He is survived by widow and IL children.
SAILOR.-At Prattsburg. y. Y, Oct. ., Robert b.
Sailor, Co. G, I'D y. Y. Cav. He was member of
Gregory Post $40, Department of New York.
SPREITER.-At MantorviIle, Minn Oct. o. John
Spreiter, Co. +, 9th WIS., aged g. Comrade Spreiter
was born at ST. Gaen, Switzerland and came TO Amer
lea in 1853 locating in Wisconsin. He enlisted in Mil
waukee Sept e 1861 and served until Dec. 3, 1864 He
was a charter member of VIM. Catchem Post, Ada,
Mimi being mustered In 1884 but later transferred TO
Burnside Post, 81 kasson, Mimi widow and chill
dren survive.
WALCOTT.-At Long Valley, Cal, Nov. l. Douglas
NJ. Walcott. COmrade Walcott served In the Union
army during the civil For the past eight years
he had been employed on the ranch of Mrs. Z. II.
Doyle, In Lassen Co., Cal.