The Globe-republican., 1904-04-07

penslons which pays for the clothing Of
the inmates Of that home; Massachusetts
takes all Of the pensions except two dol
lars per mouth; Michigan home takes
pensions In excess Of 8l2. AT any rate
the Kansas soldiers home ranks high
and managed by gentlemen soldiers, who
make the best officers In the world.
William Osborn, % years OF age, son
Of Herman s. Mayor, X, 9th Pa. Cav,
died At the residence Of biz parents
April LIST Of quick consumption. The
funeral took place at the chapel on the
2ud at o'clock PM, Rev. Hatfield pre-
siding. Interment under the auspices Of
the W. R. G. was at tho home cemetery
and was attended by large concourse of
friends. Comrade Mayor states that
words on bis part would be inadequate
to express his feelings for the many acts
of kindness shown on tho part of Com
mander y. H. Thomas, his staff and men,
berS Of the home and to W. j. Spencer
special thanks are due for his generosity
in advancing funds to defray the funeral
expenses. All the comrades here sym.
pathize deeply With the parents over the
loss Of their son whose prospects in life
seemed but short time ago to be so en-
couraging.
Allied W. Hoyt, Sergt NJ Sth N Y H,A
died in the hospital on the End of April
with paralysis. His wife and step-daugh-
ter and his son Hon. Frank Hoyt, editor
of the Lyons Republican was also pres.
ent. Comrade Hoyt was born in the
state of New York, July 9th, 1872 and
was therefore at the time of his death
| n years Of aye. The remains were taken
to Lyons for interment in the family
burial plot. A wife, step.daughter and
son are left to mourn the loss Of a hus-
band and father,
Al Beaver, son-ln.law Of F. W. Boyd,
Tooth Ind, Vol, Infty,, has gone with the
latter to Missouri to look at a farm 10.
Gated thirty miles southeast of st, Louis.
Mr.. Beaver has been located at Ell Paso,
Texas for several years as conductor on
the Mexican Central Railroad.
The married daughter Of Comrade
Ethelbert Richardson, who with her little
boy arrived here week ago last Tuesday
from Kansas City, died on the qSth inst
at the home of her parents. Funeral and
interment at O'Clock p. m. Wednesday
last.
Edward @, Fitzpatrick, G. 18th Vol.
Infty has about completed the improve
ments to his quarters In the hood build
ing, 1t Is conceded to be the handsomest
and most convenient residence In tho
home.
The W. r. O. will give an entertain
ment and oyster supper 10 commemora-
ton of the surrender Of General Lee and
bis army to General Grantat Appomattix,
Va, April 9th, 1866.
Mrs. Ethelbort Richardson, who re-
Gently gave up cooking for the inmates
in The hospital, has tho reputation Of be-
ing the best cook ever the boys had In
that institution.
Mrs. Toler, widow Of the late Robert
J. Tolsr A 48 Mo. Inft., has taken her
discharge and gone to live with her
adopted daughter at Ft. Scott.
SC. Wyatt, y. 7th Iowa Cav, with
his better half has gone on thirty day
visit with children and friends In To-
peka.
Edward Kirk, =. 3lst Ohio Vol. nifty,
with hls wife has gone on thirty day
furlough
Theodore Bryan, D 18th Iowa Vol.
lnfty., has taken a thirty day furlough
to visit his old stamping ground.
James N. Denny, N. 10th Ksns. Cav,
and wife have been discharged from the
home at their request and gone to live
with their children.
Rev G. B. Hatfield, who has preached
the gospel to sinners at the Fort for the
past year has returned to his home at
Clmarron.
Revillo H. Tolss, A 3lst Mass, Unity,
has bib hop tea cart fixed up 10 first class
shape for his usual summer trade.
Richard Collins, Lieut.. 90. G. lS2nd
N. g. Unity, with bis wife has taken a 80
day iurlough to ylslt friendi.