The National tribune., 1907-11-14

baugh. The Captain. Jas p Meade,
was among the killed. Corp,l Crum-
baugh was elected Captain The COM
pany was among the first to reach the
top of the hill. and stopped rebel from
spiking the guns of four-gun battery,
which the 3Sth then captured; one that
1t was said the rebels had captured at
Bull Run, and had been known as the
Washington battery. Comrade Rich
| mond hopes to hear from his old COM
rades.
Comrade ]. C. Robb, bugler. Co. c,
9TH Ill. Cav, is at the Kansas State Sol
diers' Home. Daniel Beachum, Co. A,
and j. X. Moray, Co. ID, same regiment.
are there also. They hope to hear from
Old regimental comrades from anywhere
and elsewhere.
Comrade Beverstock. Keene. N. H.
has medal that he would take pleas
ure In returning to the original owner
or delivering to a son or other relative
Il bears on one face. "A. NJ. Daggett.
Co a, 18th Reg't, y. II. ", Hinsdale;"
on the reverse. WAR of 1861. United
States.''
Felix Brooks, Independence, Iowa,
would like to hear from the 142d y. Y.
He finds much pleasure thru his stere-
opticon and pictures.
Louis Reisser, San Louis Obispo. Cal,
wants to hear from old comrades He
served in Co. B, 2Sth U. s. Inf; enlisted
in New York City, May Z. 1865, and in
April, 1859, the regiment was CONSOLE
dated with the 18th Inf. from which he
was honorably discharged May 7, 1869,
at Little Rock, Ark.
Comrade Jos. B. Brown, Co H, list
Ind. Art, Cayuga, Ind, would like to
hear from old comrades of his command
and from those he knew while at the
measles tent of the hospital at Newport
Landing He helped fire the first shot
that opened the siege OF Port Hudson"
He says: Il am sure that st. Peter will
lift his hat to the spirits of the men in
blue of 81 and '62."
Comrade Geo. Kastler, 63d Pa, r. F.
ID. 22, Saxonburg, Pa. would like to
hear from former comrades He re-
ceived a flag from The National Trfb-
une. and declares himself very well
pleased with it; satisfied with it; cor
daily grateful to The National Tribune
for distributing our beautiful flag by
mail. and very greatly pleased with the
paper now and at all tiInes'
. Comrade d. N. Ramsey. Co. F, 10fst
Pa, 226 N. High ST. Youngstown o.,
served three years and seven months,
and when mustered out of service was
First Lieutenant of the company He
hopes that he will hear from some of
the boys.
Comrade Chas. Van Steinberg, Bur-
lngton, VT. inquiries: "WiIi you allow
space to inquire for members of Co. D,
10th Veteran Reserves? I was with
the company at Elmira, n. Y, guarding
rebel prisoners. Afterwards we were
sent to Wilmore. Pa. arresting con-
scripts. 1 would like to hear from any
Of the boys
Comrade Oren c. Lapham, who
wishes a copy of our issue containing
notice of death of Capt. Wheelock, neg
lected to give his post-ofliee address.
and the stamp on his card of request
be read. .oTsH
Conrade Edward NJ Stevens, Moor
head, Mont, writes: 1 would like to go
on record. not as the youngest, but as
Dne of the youngest. / was born Sept.
IA. 1914; enlisted Aug. 26, 1861. in the
7th Conn. (Co. E); served till close OF
war: mustered out July 90, 1866, hay
ing re-enlisted as a veteran"
Comrade Eugene Whipfler, Co. L.
18th N. Y. Cav, Brooklyn, N. Y, filed
MS application under the McCumber act
Feb. Is; his certificate is dated March
%. no attorney. The comrade thinks
here should be no discrimination
against second wives of soldiers IN the
payment of pensions.