The National tribune., 1907-09-19

York
CARTER.-At Lees Summit, Mo.
June "a, Joseph H. Carter, aged 6S.
Comrade Carter served from August
1862, to June. 1865. in Co. H. s9th
Ohio. He was buried with military
honors by Gen. A. ]. Smith Post, of
which he was a member, and is sur
vived by widow and six children.
KERN.-At his home in Columbus
Junction, Iowa, June 8. G. f. Kern,
aged ~. Comrade Kern served in Co.
G., 10th Iowa. for three years. Com
rade Kern was born in Switzerland.
CRANFORD-At the home of his
son in Oil City, Pa, May 80, G. X. NJ,
Crawford, aged 75. Comrade Crawford
served as Lieutenant of Co. /, 103d Pa,
and died of general debility and kidney
trouble.
SADLER.-At Malaga. Cal, Dec. 2,
1905, Daniel 3. Sadler. aged nearly II.
Comrade Sadler served for over four
years in Co. H, 34th ILL.,, and was an
honored member of Atlanta Post, G.
A. r., of Fresno, Cal. under whose
auspices his funeral was conducted.
LYNCH.-At his home in Llanerch,
Pa, John w. Lynch, aged IS. Comrade
Lynch served as Captain of his COM
pany in the famous 106th Pa, which
stood in the bloody angle at Gettys-
burg. Capt. Lynch was twice brevetted
for bravery on the field of battle. and
was so badly wounded at Gettysburg
that he was discharged. Just before
his death he made a small fortune by
the disposal of some land to the Phil
adelphia Traction Co.
COOK.-At Milford, N. H, June s,
after a lingering illness, Orange S.
Cook. Comrade Cook served for three
years in Co. G, 21st Mass, and was
wounded in the battle of Chantilly, Va,
where he lay on the field from Monday
till Thursday. COmrade Cook was with
Burnside in North Carolina and Pope
in Virginia.
ALMON.-At Butte. Mont, April 2S,
Samuel H. Almon, aged 10. Comrade
Almon enlisted in the 31st Ill. as pri-
vate, rising in rank to that OF Major.
His regiment was part of Fighting"
John A. Logan's Division, and as such
made record as one of the best fight
ing regiments in the army. He was
captured at one time, and confined nine
months at Charleston. He married the
daughter of his old commander. Col
Rees, who was killed during the siege
of Vicksburg. While a citizen of Butte
Maj. Almon held several offices of trust
He is survived by widow and three
sons.
KELLOGG.-At Butte. Mont, May
80. James NJ. Kellogg. of heart trouble
Comrade Kellogg served in Co. M, 1st
n. Mex. Cav.
HAINES.-At Butte, Mont. June 10,
Laird H. Haines. Comrade Haines
served in Co. B, 26th III.
HENDR1CKS.-At his home in Dam
Vile, ILL.,, June II, John Wesley Hen
bricks. Comrade Hendricks served in
Co. E, 57th H., and was a brother of
William and Loring Hendricks, who
were members of the same company
and regiment. He had been a member
of kenesaw Post, G. A. r.. of Danville,
since its beginning. He is survived by
widow and three children.
METHEANEY.-And Metheaney,
aged IL Comrade Metheaney served in
Co. B, 33d Ind, and was one of the
most highly respected men in the COM
munity in which he lived.
TROUSDALE.-At Willow Lake, S
D.. June 1, VIM. ]. Trousdale, aged 49,
Comrade Trousdale served in Co. |,
18th Wis. He is survived by widow
and several children
STEVENS.-At Glens Falls, n. Y.
Dec. 6, 1906. F. w. Stevens. nearly so
years of age. Comrade Stevens served
IN Co. /, I'd N. Y.fCav., and took part
In the numerous cavalry raids and skir-
mishes of the last year of the war. He
was the grandson of David Johnson,
who fought three years in the Revolu-
tionary War. He is survived by a widow
and seven children.
LAKE.-At Iowa Soldiers Home,
Delmer Lake. Comrade Lake served in
Co. F, I'd Iowa Cav.
YANS.-At Webster City, Iowa, Oct
%, 1906, Louis Vans. Comrade Vans
served in Co. C, 1st Ohio Cav.
PETTINGER.-Oct. "a. 1906, Nicho-
las Pettinger. Comrade Pettinger served
in Co. E, eth Iowa Cav
DALLY---In Webster City. Iowa. Oct
"a, 1906. Henry E. Daily. Comrade
Clrvad m
WlCKS.-In South Dakota, Nov
1906, Geo. w. Wicks. Comrade Wicks
served in Co. f. 29th Wis.
PYLE--At Iowa Soldiers Home,
Nov. IA, 1906, Henry Pyle Comrade
Pyle served in Co. E, 45th III.
o. HoLLIs-At Fort Dodge, Iowa, Dec
served in Co. G, Sth Iowa Cav.
MILLER.-At Webster City, Iowa.
Jan. G. Frederick Miller Comrade
Miller served in Co. F., 18th ILL.,
SCOTT.-In Webster Township, Iowa.
March 10, w. Henry Scott Comrade
Scott served in Co. E, 4Sth Ill
GREEN;-In Lyon Township. Iowa,
March !, Alfred Green. Comrade Green
served in Co. II, 10th Iowa.
MEDBURY.-May ], j. n. Medbury.
Comrade Medtury served in Co. G, $3.50
Ill.
McKEIG-June 81, Malcomb Nc
keig. Comrade McKeig served in Co
e, 154th n. Y.
M1LLER.-At Mount Carmel Ill.
May IA, Henry Miller, aged rs. Com
rade Miller was a veteran of the civil
war and member of Blenker Post, G.
A. r.
REMINGTON.-At Mount Carmel
Ill. May 10. Dennis Remington Com
rade Remington served in Co. K, nth
Ill. Cav, and was Past Commander of
Mckinley Post. He is survived by a
widow and six children.
SMlTH.-At Cribs Station, Pa, Henry
w. Smith, aged CT. Comrade Smith
served in Co. II. i99th Pa. and was n
member of Mcpherson Post. G.. A. r.
lie is survived by nine children.
BCCHER.-At Fitzgerald Ga. June
%, Dr. G. A. Buciler, aged 7s. Com
rade Bucher served in Co. B, 124th ILL.,.
and as Assistant Surgeon of the 72d
III. Comrade Bucher was a member
and Post Commander of Colony Post
Department of Georgia, as well as a
member of other organizations. He was
hlghly respected in the community in
which he resided.
An Aged SwindIer.
II. S. Day, 18th Ohio, Hot Springs
S. D., says that a man with smooth
smiling face and travel-stained. an
peared at the Battle Mountain Sani-
.~tr o.. 4.