The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1903-04-16
MUSTERED OUT.

DEMuTH.-At Freeport. Ill. Aug. l6. 1902, Fred
erick W. Demuth Co. +, 46th ILL.,, aged 6s. Comrad
Demuth enlisted JAM 49, 1865. and discharged Aug
., 1866. He was a member of John A. Davis Post 9s
,FRANKENBER.-At Fort Scott. Kan. March %
II. Frankenber. Comrade Frankenber served in tn,
Union army during the civil
90 HAGER;.At louisville. Ky. Phil w. Hager, aget
60 He enlisted March 10. 1862. seaman, the gun
boat Conestoga, and served under Admiral Porter III
was member Of the Porter Naval Association of the
acker Post u.s. Louisville KY lie served his Post II
every Office, and the Department of Kentucky AS
National Council of Administration il, 1870 and nun
Der of times Delegate to the National Encampment
elry firm OF Hager d Hetsch, $50 ". Jefferson street
Louisville, KY. He leaves a widow and three daugh
HAYNEs.-At Fort Scott, Kan March &c, Capt
Charles II. Haynes, 9th Kan.
HUTCHINSON AT Freeport, ILL.,, March %, sam.
uel Hutchinson, Co. f. 18th ILL.,, aged =. Comrade
Hutchinson was born In Pennsylvania I'm 1882: enlisted
Sept D. 1861 and mustered in July, 1865. He was
member of John A. Davis Post, 9S. -"r
MEAD-At North Georgetown o., March u.s. IT, d.
Mead. Co. c, 10Th Ohio, aged 81. Comrade Mead
Post, SCI.
MERcHANT.-At Lowell, Mass Joel G. Merchant,
Co. G, 18th Me-, aged g. Comrade Merchant had re,
sided IN Lowell since 1865 and since 1870 had been EN-
ployed as master mechanic by the firm of Abner Bach
was member OF Post 1855. a widow and one daughter
MILLER.-At OsceoIa Neb, March 90 Samuel Mil
Ter, Co. +, 5ith ILL.,, aged &c. Comrade Miller was a
member of tue local Post.
NEsBIT'r.At Mapeton, Kan, Feb. s. W. NJ Mes
lost his len arm and part of shoulder blade at Spotsy
vania, Va.
PAGE.-At Brandon, VT. Jan. Is, Lemuel W. Page
Captain, Co. c, 18th w. aged 81 lie born at Bur-
lington, VT. When Comrade Page was seven years
old his father died and his mother removed to Iynde-
bOro y. H., where on farm his boyhcod days were
spent At 10 he began clerng In 1913 he established
himself as merchant In Burlington in which business
he continued until the civil war, entering the field in
1862 with the 18th VT In 1913 he married Miss Susan
Souders of Petersboro, n. H.. and two children of this
union SURVEYOR. Frank w. Page, of Boston, and
Mrs. Chas III. Knapp. of Boston. In 1878 Capt Page
IA m he an1b
wife had made their home at Brandon, VT.
RIDER.-At Dunkirk n. V, Oct. 4, 1902, Jacob Ri
der, Co. b, 10th n. Y. He q member of VIM. o.
Stevens Post $685.
UNDERWOOD.-At Freeport, Ill, Nov TO- 1902
Lloyd Underwood, Co. u, SD Wis, aged 81. He was
born in HOpkinsve, KY; enlisted Aug. 3, 1867 and
mustered out Aug 10, 1855. He was member of John
\. Davis Post, 9S.
WEBSTER.-At Osceola, Neb., March 90 Chas s.
Webster, Co. ii, 9th n. Y. II. A. Comnde Webster
was born In Iycomng County, Pa, April TO- 1887;
red Martha A. Gorner Jan. 8, 1861 enlisted in the 5h
N Y. ii. a. Jan. 1853 and mustered out July 81 1866
After the war Comrade Webster engaged In the lumber
business Mt WiliamspOrt, Pa In 1875 he moved TO
he had since engaged In the mercantile business Com
fade Webster the father of six boys and four girls
WILKINS-At Soldiers Home Hospital. Santa
Monica Cal Feb. 49, Allen Wilkins, Co. A, 18th Ohio
COmrade wilkins was wounded at Kenesaw Mountain,
and being ncapacitated for further service was mus
tered out Oct. 25 1864, amer three years and three
months arduous service. +, o member of the
southern California Veteran Association. A widow
survives. !,