The National tribune., 1904-05-19
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ATWOOD.-At South Norwalk, Conn.,, April "A. Jo-
siah II. Atwood. aged IS years and three months He
served his country In the I'd Conn H. A. Funeral SER
vices were Jointly by douglass Fowler Post 49, and Lin
coin Council o. L. N. He was devoted to the In
tegrity OF his country's flag and ardently loyal.
CRAIG.-At Norwich, n. V, Jan. a. James H.
Craig, aged 65 years. He was born at Hastings n Y
" was discharged on account Of iii health; reenisted
entering 90. q, "a y; T. Cav; was six months Pris-
was an invalid He was valued citizen. 1'"''' NC
EWING.-At Bradford, ILL.,. Lieut. Edmund Ewing,
Co. X, 9th Ohio.
HERNIA 2is Virginia Ave-, ST. Paul, Mimi, Fri
In Clinton, Kennebec County, Me, July 5, 1888. He
SaS OF health amer his return from the army kaew
longed to the GA r., a Mason an Old Settler OF
Minnesota, and First Settler Of Clark County south
Dakota.
= KOLLMAN.-At Kansas City Mo-. A riI IA, Charles
T.. HOLMAN. He enlisted In October, 1851 In Co * .
a member OF Farragut- Thomas Post, 8. Two sons
survive him. Interment In Elmwood Cemetery Kan
sas City.
KONIUsZEsKI.-At St Louis, No. March IL, /. T.
Koniuszeski, aged SO years He WAS born In Poland
and at early age was forced into the army there
Coming TO America at the outbreak Of great war
he joined the st. Louis Grays and appointed Drill
Master for the Ist Mo-, and then elected Captain
Of Co. A. After that term Of service expired new
regiment was organized, and he became Major OF the
18th No. The funeral services were conducted by Ran
som Post 49, OF which he had been an honored MEM
was taken to the Missouri Crematory and was Incner
appropriate REMARKS Post Historian Edward - Gas
gave brief biographical sketch OF his life and military
record. and the beautiful ode, zone by we pass
| away" was sung As the remains passed nom sight
"taps' sounded by the Post Buger Thos Gard.
The comrade WAS never married. sister being the
nearest surviving relative He was q commercial
traveller His death numbers liz on the roll OF Ransom
Posts hOnored dead
McBRIDE-At St Louis No. April II, Andrew No
Bride. He was Sergeant In co. F, 18th ILL., Cav
c0mrade Of Ransom Post, l3l, st Louis Mo- and
the funeral WAS conducted BY the Post whch Chartered
the funeral car and went to National Cemetery, Jefsr
Barracks where, usual, the Regulars stationed
there furnished caissOn and flag acted as frins
party. Comrade McBride's death makes the number
| number In the cemetery is II, s73.
| REMSEN--At Sheridan, Ind, April 49, Marion
Kem ms. He Was born In Highland County O.. Dec
| A.; mustered out Aug. o, 1865.
| ROBERTS.-At Tariton. Ohio. May 8, sergt c. W.
Roberts, Co. l. 5Sth Ohio Comrade Roberts wss 9onS
soldier serving from October 1851 till January. lass
| although badly wounded at Yazoo City May al Is63
Comrade Roberts was also good citizen serving O,
Postmaster ut TarltOn for 20 years. taking an act
i've interest for the public good He an honored
member OF the GAR, and In IO.OF circles was !
leader and favorte. Further, Comrade Roberts wa,
In early life ne married ISIS Isabella Roose the dagh
ter OF distinguished central Ohio family who with
sLOCUM-At his residence az 1itnsyiIIe Crawford
County, Pa on Feb. l8, John Abbott Socum. He wa
born OF Cochranton Pa in 1884, He served three year
Pa tBucktailA He WAS wounded At the battle OF Get
tysburg where he lost his left by gupshot wound
and received serious injury 70 his LEFT foot BY
STORY.-At Curllsyille, Clarion County, Pa, Apri
| q, John w. Story. He was nine-months soldier.
Strune He enlisted Sept l. 1884; was mustered out
| service July 3. 1855. He leaves . widow aud three
grown children-a daughter and two sons
He va. p9Sss IN Co. ~ sP Pod
Guard. and afterwards was In Co. +, MerrtlPs Horsc
Funeral was IN charge Of Ransom Poe: g. Louis. Nc
KkkWood, Ma