The National tribune., 1907-08-15


Haute, ILL.,. March %. Louis Payson
Maynard, aged 67. Comrade Maynart
served IN Co. d, 7th Iowa, and was pro-
NOTED to the rank of First Lieutenant
for meritorious conduct. He wa,
wounded twice and fell into the hands
of the enemy. but was later exchanged
He was a noble man, true to his coun-
try, his family. his friends. He is sur.
vived by a widow and three children.
SWAN.--At the Culver Union Hos
pital. Charlottesville. Ind, May s, James
Swan. aged ca. Comrade Swan served
under Gen. Manson during the civil war
and at the battle of Mill Springs, be-
ing within sight of Gen. Zollicoffer Gen
Manson asked him if he thot he could
shoot him. Comrade Swan took aim and
succeeding in wounding to death the ia
nous Confederate General. Comrade
Swan was unmarried.
MITCHELL.-At the home of his
Evan II. Mitchell. aged 81. -Comrade
Mitchell served in Co. A. 54th Ind.
WALCH.-At Keyser. W. Va, May 2
Robert r. Walch, aged 65. Comrade
Walch served in Co. X, 4th and Co. C
2d w. Va, Army of the Tennessee. fol
to the sea thru the Carolnas, and took
part in the Grand Review at Washing
ton. He leaves a widow and four chill
dren.
SPANGLE.-At Morristown, Tenn.
April %, Solomon Spangle, aged II
Comrade Spangle served eight months
in the 35th Ind, and was member Oi
Ben Moody Post, G.. A. r., of Morris
town. He is survived by a widow anG
seven children.
GATRELL-At the home of his son
in PennsborO. w. Va, May Z. VIM. II
Gatrell. aged SO. Comrade Gatrell serv.
ed in Co. c, 9th w. Va. He is survived
hy Seypra1 grown children
HAM.-At Fort Bragg. Cal, April Is
Charles NJ. Ham, aged 81. Comrade
Ham served three years in Co. b. 10th
n. H., and was a very brave soldier. He
is survived by widow and one son, and
was buried with G. A. r. rites.
FORTUNE.-At his sons, near Bel
grade. Mo. April %. Stephen L. For.
tune, aged IA Comrade Fortune served
in Co. NJ. Sd Mo. S. NJ. Cav.
GRAY.-At National Military Home
Ohio, May 13. VIM. T. Gray. Comrade
Gray served in Co d, 10th Ohio.
Home, Ohio, May Is, James Carney
Comrade Carney served in Co. A. Is,
u. s.
PRATHER.-At National Military
Home, Ohio. May 16. Alex. Prather
COmrade Prather served in Co. A, Hath
u. S. C. T.
HUDSON. alias ANDERSON.-At Ma
tional Military Home, Ohio. May IL
John Hudson. or Anderson. The COM
rade served in Co. F, 1S3d Ohio.
SHINDLE.-At National Military
Home, Ohio. May II. Samuel Y. Shin
die. Comrade Shindle served in Co: A
I'd w. Va.
McNAMEE.-At National Military
Home, Ohio. May 20, John McNamee
Comrade McNamee was U. S. Nava
veteran.
ABLE.-At the National Military
Home, Ohio. May %, Moses Able. Com
rade Able served in Co. d. 18th Ohio
Cav.
MILLER.-At National military
Home. Ohio May 90. Joseph Miller
Comrade Miller served in Co. G. 1G7th
Ohio.
BRoDER.-At National Military
Home. Ohio, May "a, Uriah M. Broder
Ohio.
LITTLE.-At National Military Home
Ohio, May 25. Howard Little. Comrade
Little served in the 10Th N. Y. L. A.
MORLIDGE.-At National Military
Home, Ohio, May &c, John Morlidge
Navy.
SMITH.-At National Military Home
Ohio, May 2S, Joseph NJ. Smith. Com
rade Smith served in Co II, goth Pa
Cav.
KOSS.-At National Military Home
.,
rade Koss served in Co. ID, 1st Del
Cav.
SULLIvAN-At National Military
Home, Ohio, May 80, Patrick Sullivan
Comrade Sullivan served in Co. M. 9Th
KAPPHAHN.-At National Military
Home, Ohio. May 81, Ferdinand Kap-
phahn. Comrade Kapphahn served in
Co. A. 39th Ohio.
BENTLY.-At Valparaiso, Ind, June
IL, 1906, Ruben Bently. Comrade Bent
ly served in Co. i, 9th n. Y. Cav.
July 5. 1906, Charles A Anderson. Com
rade Anderson served in Co. E, 138th
Ind.
CARLIN.-At Valparaiso. Ind. July
8, 1906. Hiram Carlin- Comrade Car
lin served in Co. H. 9th Ind. and 4tf
N. D. Cav.
COvERT.-At Valparaiso, Ind. Oct
G. 1906, jeremiah Covert Comrade Co
vert served in Co. NJ. 18th Ind.
ADKINS.-At Valparaiso. Ind, Nov
liz, 1906. Elijah NJ. Adkins. Comrade
Adkins served in Co. E. 10th Ind.
GoRDON.-At Valparaiso, Ind, Dec
30. 1906. Joseph Gordon. Comrade
Gordon served in Co. e. 13sth Ind.
JAQUA.-At Valparaiso, Ind. March
| 4. Uriah D. Jaqua- Comrade Jaqua
served in Co. i. 73d Ind.
HAYES.-At Valparaiso. Ind. March
| 5, John p. Hayes. Comrade Hayes
served In 1e Go. A; 4th 1a,naIa;so 1nd; Bas Ind
April 2, John NJ. Currier. Comrade
Currier served in Co. f, 99th Ind.
FRY.-At Glenwood, Iowa, May 81
James c. Fry, aged 80 years and II
months Comrade Fry served in Co
| D, 1st Mo. s. NJ. Cav. and was brave
soldier.
ANDERSON.-At South Bend, Ind.
April 80, Second Serg't VIM. S. Ander'
son. Comrade Anderson served in Co
B, 18th Ind, Fulfilling his duties with
the same conscientious faithfulness
which characterized him in civil life
He is survived by a widow and three
children.
Denth of DIR. David II. Sanders.
DR.. David r. Sanders. First Assistan
Superintendent for the Illinois Hospita
| for the Insane, died there, July %, o
stomach trouble and heart failure. HI