The National tribune., 1904-06-02

mandeN and Department Commander. AS
0iti1eo he attained an exalted rank. and
when he passed away 1t was with the love
and regret Of every comrade and neighbor
with whom he had ever come in personal
XIII. Luther L. Wilson. an Abide
Camp upon the Staff Of the Commander
in-Chief. died suddenly on a train while
returning from the Department Encamp-
ment Of Illinois, May 4. His military
service was as a member Of Co. e. 9Th
Wis, In the Iron Brigade Of the Army of
the Potomac. He was long a member Of
the Grand Army of the Republic. and for
several terms served as Commander Of
Hazen Post, No. Z, Department of Illinois.
NV. Theodore c. Hubbard. an Aid
de-Camp upon the Staff OF the Com
mander-in Chief. died at his home in Chi
cago. April II. 1904. Born in bondage.
the Great War found him in service as
slave in the State of Missouri. Early at
taching himself TO the 10Th III. he was not
content to merely serve as camp fol-
lower. hut. procuring a musket. carried it
IN several minor engagements. subse-
quently enlisted in the 18th U. 8. III. A.
and was promoted to the rank Of First
Sergeant. For many years past he has
been Il messenger and Special Deputy
Marshal in the United States Courts in
the City of Chicago.
Nv. Stephen p. Corliss. Past Com
mander Of the Department of New York.
died at Pttsfeld, Mass. May q. 1904
Born in 1912 he entered the military
service of his country at an early period
OF the Great War and served with credit
attaining a high hank. In 1873 he was
elected Commander Of the Department of
New York Through all the years of it's
organization he had been an active and
useful member OF the Grand Army Of the
Republic. His home was ut Albany, New
York.
XVI Comrade Silas II. fowler has
been named as Aid in charge of Military
instruction and Patriotic Education in
public schools for the Department of Min
nesota, vice COmrade Jacob I.aux resigned.
XVII. Aids-de-Camp upon the Staff Of
the Commanderin-Chief. in addition to
those heretofore announced, have been
named as follows:
California-A. b. Paul, Post IA. Santa
Ana: Il. B. Spileman. 33. San Diego: John
I.eifler. ~. San Jose; Moore Briggs. ~.
San Jose; q. w. Arbuckle. 40. San Fran
cisco: w. X. Thomas, 90. Oakland; J. NJ.
Henley, 81, San Bernardino; George w.
Wilson, 81, Pomona; d. Ct. Mitchell, 11S;
Riverside.
Florida. F. Chase, Post 20. St.
Petersburg; T. r. Chapman, 20, st. Pc
tersburg.
Georgia-S. +. r. Gillespie. Post 3, At
lanta: William Gray, 3. Savannah
Il,inois@has. w. Demond. Post 80.
Chicago; Thomas J. Allen, 277. Rossville;
John X. Parks. 27G. Austin Station. Chi
cago: Joseph II. Livingston, %, 300 s.
H0yne Ave, Chicago; William +. Martini
al. Decatur: n. +. Hotchkiss. 615. Oak
Park: John J. Douglas. 74O, 1856 Walnut
st, Chicago; George NJ. ID. Libby. 74O. 14O
Monroe ST.. Chicago; Silas H. Bascom, Z,
6O29 Champion Ave, Chicago
Indiana-Henry w. johnson, Post 46.
Michigan City; James McLain, 500, Notre
Dame Univ. Notre Dame.
lowa-E. c. Haynes, Post 100, Center.
vile.
Massachusetts, Samuel s. Whitney,
Post G2. Newton: Oscar H. Allen, sc. Med.
ford Charles X: Amidon, 113. Boston;
Thomas NJ. Keeney. care Baltimore
American. Baltimore Md.
Minnesota-Edwin B. Force Post 1913,
Duluth
Missouri-James A. Stewart, Post 4,
Kansas City; J. c. Greenman, 4, Kansas
City.
New Hampshire-Edwin FL. Wheeler.
Post 81. South Manchester.
New lork-James Hail. Post g. 159
Normal Ave, Buffalo: Michael Redmond.
AZ. Cohoes: George J. O'Reilly, 50. 14o
West 10Th St, New York; George
ASkeW. Ii5 HaVerstraw; Robert FOrfar
2s6, Is 5. Elliott Pl.. Brooklyn: Samuel
Gonyea. 366, Plattsburgh: Edward
MorehOuse. 800. $50 18Th St. New York
City: Thomas Harrison, 57S. 223 f. 12Gth
st.. New York City; Asa S. Noble. GAG.
OsWego: Milton s. Surrie. 57S, 321 ST.
Nicholas Ave. New York CITY: Waltar
Diell, 57S, 22l +. 10th St, New York
City.
Ohio-William s. Rogers. Post 141
II LII Schofieh Bldg. Cleveland: William
Cleveland: James r. King. 1913. NaJisnn''
vile; David D. Taylor. 343. Cambridge.
Potomac-Burton r. Ross. Post
washington: Edward A. Keller, 8. Wash.
!ngton; Percival o. Lawrence. il. Wash
BY order of
JOHN c. BLACK.
Commander-n-C Chief.
CHARLES A. PARTRIDGE.
Adjutant- General.