The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1903-03-26
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BARTH.-At Buffalo, n. Y, March IL, Henry Barih
Co +; 18th n Y. He was member of Chaplin Post
cHmToN,At stanberry, Mo, March 8. DR.. Liberty
CHRIsTLER.-At Gahanna, O., Eli Christler. aged
co. Comrade Chrstler had been resident of C;afui,ra
He was member of the GA. r. and LO.O.F. He is
survived by one son and one daughter.
Couch, Co. f, 5oth III. aged % Comrade Couch was
member Of Marion Post, stanberry. Mo.
CR.AWFORD.-At River Falls, Wis., Feb. 16 r. NJ
Crawford. Co II, 18th Wis. aged 90 He was a member
of ]. n: Nichols Post, III.
caso ILL.,, Jan. 10, Chas Crowley 9th and 0sth n
He served four years and four months. He Past
always earnest worker. For number of years he
was unable to engage IN active business and this
the wants of the needy comrades widows and orphans
DOW.-At Little Falls, MIMI, William L. Dow, Co.
Comrade DOW was born in Calais Me- but removed to- to
Minnesota In 1856 and had since resided in that State
years Thirteen years ago he suffered parniytic
stroke, and had since been an invalid. He mem
Der of Workman Post. GAR. and several other Ord
ENSIGN.-At River Falls, Wis, Feb %, Wm S. En-
Pst Nichols III Past S was
members of the 3oth Wis., eight of whom served in Co.
FULLER.-At Bentonville, Ark Feb %, Carroll w.
Fuller CO f. IN n; y H. cs A. aged g. He was Past
sas; also member of the Masonic order. lie leaves
widow and two sons
GUFSS-At Allendale Mo-, March II, VIM. Guess,
aged 60. Comrade Guess born in BledsOe Co.,
Tenn. He volunteered in an Alendale (Mo) organi-
zatlon when Is years old and served two years.
HYDE.-At Genoa Junction Wis, March Q, Newton
Hyde, Co. c, 18th Wis. COmrade Hyde was born in
Hampton, N. Y, July 1890 He served one year with
the 18th Wis., and was discharged because of disability
JOHNSON.-At SprinsborO, o., Feb B. Napoleon
Johnson, Co. G, 10th T. s. c. T. He was charter
member of Post $751; Department of Ohio.
ton First Sergeant Co. G, 56th Ohio He served many
years County Judge, and had been reelected Com
mander of Marion Post, 119, for the sixth time.
MERION.-At Cincinnati o., March 4, Oliver p.
Merton, Second Lieutenant, Co. b. I3sd Ohio and Sec
ond Lieutenant Co. II, lS5h Ohio, aged 60. For many
years COmrade Merton resided in Minneapolis but for
the past seven years his home had been in Chicago
He died while on business trip A widow and three
daughters survive.
OsWIN.-At Newman, N. Y, March o. Geo oswin,
Co. /, nth N. Y.
PIERCE.-At stanberry, Mo-, Feb 6, BENJAMIN
Pierce, Co. A, 18th Mo. Cav. He was q member of
Marion Post 1l9.
POTTs.-At Columbus, O., March S. Isaac B. Potts.
65th Ohio. For many years Comrade Potts conducted
lumbus, but retired some years ago. He member
Of j. c. Mccoy Post, l. A widow survives.
PRATT.-At Newman, N. Y, William Z. Pratt, ed
Wy.
SCHMITT.-At Buffalo, N. ", March I6, Christie
pher Schmtt First Lieutenant Co. ], LIST N. Y. L. A.
lWiedrich's Battery. He was member Of Chaplin
Post, 2. Buffalo. N. Y.
STINSON.-At Stanberry No. Samuel Stinson Co.
9, LIST NJ s. M. Cav, aged g. He served three years
COmrade StinsOn was q member Of Marion Post, 119.
WHITEHEAD-At Clyde. No., March 5, Ralph
Whitehead, Co @, 9th Mo. Cav, aged 65 COmrade
Whitehead enlisted In February 1862, and was mus
cred out Feb. Il, 1864 He was member Of the GAR