The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1904-09-01
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THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE will publish, without
charge brief notices of the deaths Of soldiers of the
war or the rebellion or other wars We do this q
matter of general interest survivors Of these wars
THE NATIONAL TRIBUNE is the only publication
having large general circulation among those who
participated In the war of the rebellion. and other
means is offered to the survivors of regiments
SOS. Comrades and others are invited send to THE
NATIONAL TRIBUNE, after death as possible, a
6re SKETCH being particular to give date and place OF
death, company aud regiment. date of enlistment date
of discharge and other facts regarding service and
party sending sketch should state whether he was 4
member Of the Grand Army of the Republic, and Il so
to what Post he belonged or If member of other
Orders, state the names of these
BowHALL.-At Oregon City, Ore, Aug. H. OF can
Ger of the liver King Bowhall. aged 50 years. He
served In Co. +, 10th n Y Cav and was buried by the
IT, Ar He leaves record as good soldier, kind
neighbor. and Christian widow and four children
HEINIsCH.-At wapakoneta, o., Aug. IL. Gustav
A. q. Heinisch. He was born I'm ThuerItz, Prussia,
Nov % 1910: came to America, 1853 He served IN Co
March 10 1862 he married Margaret Denzler of Ham
iton, o., who. with six OF their IA children survives
MEG HEE:-At Chicago ILL.,. May 49, James Hale
McGhee He served In 60. A, 18th ILL.,, and In Co A,
having enlisted in 1861 in response the for
troops to defend the Union entering the service from
Freeport, Ill He was a member Of Fitzpatrick Post.
His widow and two sons survive him.
NEWPoRT-At Hanford, Cal, June 9, William J.
He enlisted In 1853 In Co. b. I'd Ohio H. A.. with which
he served. in sherman's army. until the close Of the
at Petaluma Miss Elizabeth NJ. Railsback who, with
six children, survives him; removed to his Hanford
home In 1878. He was successful In life a farmer
unberman, stock raiser fruit grower and banker OF
him. In an obituary notice, Hanord newspaper said:
NO death In this community has caused a more uni
versal sorrow. His passing has beref the community
of one of its most esteemed and worthy men" lie
was long pillar of Mcpherson Post, 81, and its Com
mander when he died.
NEWTON.-At Remington, N. H., May 81 John
W. Newton. aged s. years. ii months and is days He
enlisted Sept TO- 1862 I'm Co. f. 18th Me- suffered sun
stroke when marching from Fairfax Court House to
asngtOn, ID. C., from the effects OF which he suf
fered all the remainder of his life; I'm several en-
gagements with Moseby's Guerras; discharged July
10, 1863.
PRYER.-At his residence, New York City, Aug II,
John r. Pryor. SD and 9th n. Y.
SMIfH.-At Clearfield, Pa, July II, w. F. Smith,
who served his country over three in Co. f. l4ls
Pa, and who was for q years q member Of Iaurrer
Post l79. He leaves q widow. daughter and grand
daughter.
WOODWARD.-At his home. near BirdsvIe KY
Feb ., James NJ. Woodward. aged 50. He enlisted as
Corporal In Co. X 9Th KY Cav, Aug s. 1862 was dis
charged Sept p 1863. native Of Logan County KY,
he removed TO Texas In 1880, where he Joined the
g. A. r.; returned to Kentucky I'm 1895. He leaves
widow one child and three sepchildren I'm bereave-