The National tribune., 1907-06-06


A. 191st Pa. serving in all from April.
| 1851, to June, 1865. He is survived by
widow and six children.
| BRIMM.-At San Diego, Cal, Oct. 10.
1906, Boyd p. Brimm, aged IS. Com
rade Brimm served as First Lieutenant
of Co. F, 4th Iowa Cav. and was one of
| the best company officers in the regi-
| ment. When a Second Lieutenant, Com
rade Brimm, with a squad of 16 men.
charged a rebel battalion, numbering
some 200 men. which had captured a
forage train. The train was recaptured
and the enemy stampeded.
FEARN.-At Nokomis, ILL.,, June %,
1906, Joseph Fearn. aged 81. Comrade
Fearn served in Co. K. 18th ILL.,, and
leaves a widow and five children.
YOUNG.-At the home of his sister
in Bedford, KY, Feb. IS, Capt. r. H.
Young. Capt. Young entered the Union
army at an early age. where he did gall
tain in the Regular Army, but at the
time of his death was on the retired
list. 1t is not generally known that
early in the SOS the first telegraph line
in Wyoming was built under his direc-
ton. His campaigns in the West dur
ing the Indian troubles We're very inter
esting, and he narrowly escaped being
III Ddttie dig NIltIc custer
lost his life. Capt. Young was great
reader, and took much interest in Ma
tional affairs, missing no gathering of
Importance. He was man of generous
impulses, ever ready to help those in
distress.
SINNERS At National Military,
Home, Ohio, March IS. Jacob SINNERS.
Comrade SINNERS served in Co. *,
161st Ohio.
FLETCHER-At National Military
Home. Ohio, March IS, Thomas Fetch
er. Comrade Fletcher served in the
U. S. Navy
KELLY-At National Military Home,
Ohio, March 81, Edward T. Kelly. Com
rade Kelly served in Co. +. 18th III.
The comrade was drowned.
NAGLE-At National Military Homo,
Ohio, March 81, Henry Nasle. Com
rade Maggie served in Co. X, LIST KY.
McDOWELL-At National Military
Home, Ohio. March %. Francis Nc
Dowell Comrade Mcdowell served IN
Co. d. 193d Pa.
HULL-At National Military Home
March %, Arthur A. Hull. Comradel
Hull served in Co. *, 14th Conn.
MASMANN = At National Military
Home, Ohio. March %. Louis Masmana.
Comrade Masmann served in Co. Z, 9th
Ohio
SNYDER At National Military
Home, Ohio. March %. Amadeus d.
Snyder Comrade Snyder served in Co.
E, 153d Pa.
HEMSTREET-At National Military
Home, Ohio. March "a, Edward Hem
street. Comrade Hemstreet served in
Co. F., 5th Ohio.
WEAVER At National Military
Home, Ohio. March "a, Christian Weav-
er. Comrade Weaver served in Co. E.,
57th Ohio.
CnITCUEp- I,.N-
Home, Ohio, March 25. Joseph Goug-
wer. Comrade Gougwer served in ca.
G, 104th Ohio
,SMITH-At National Military Home.
Ohio, March 81. David G. Smith. Com |
rade Smith served in Co. ID, Sd Mass.
H. A
HENDERSON-At National Military
Homo, Ohio. March q, Geo. w. Hen
derson. Comrade Henderson served IN
Co. A. It'll L. S.
LOWENSTEIN-A National Military
Home, Ohio, March 2S. John Lowen-
stein. Comrade Lowenstein served in
Co. G, 10th Tenn.
ADAMS.-At his home in ST. Charles.
Mo-, Alpheus z. Adams, aged G7 years.
after n lingering illness of five years.
Comrade Adams was held in high es-
TEEN by all those who knew him. He
served for three years in the Indiana
and was Commander of Gatz-
weller Post
STEINBERGER the NATIONAL
Home, Ohio. March 3, John Ct.
Comrade Stcinberger serv-
ed in Co. +, 1st Ohio Cav, in the War
with Spain. ..- r--s
HARRIS.-At the National Military
Home, Feb. 6, Thomas. G. Harris. Com
rade Harris served in Co. ], S9th Ind
CAVANAUGH.-At the National Mill T.
airy Home. Ohio, Feb. I, Thomas Cava-
laugh. Comrade Cavanaugh served in
20 x. I'D Ohio.
GEISSINGER.-At the National Mill
airy Home. Ohio, Feb. Z, John r. Gels
singer. Comrade Geissinger served in
20. d, 9Th L. S. Cav.
SLACK.-At the National Military
Home. Ohio, Feb. 10, Thomas S. Slack.
Iomrade Slack served in Co. A. 39th
y. J.
VEILE.-At the National Military
Home, Ohio. Feb. 10, Stephen s. Vcilc.
'omrade Vcile served in Co. D. 115th
Y. Y. K
BRYAN--At the National Military .
Home, Ohio, Feb. 19, Wni. Bryan. Com {
'ade Bryan served in Co. a, saith Pa.
CARTER.-At the National Military
Home, Ohio. Feb. II, Edmund Carter. Z
'omrade Carter served in the Sd Pa. :
cav. !
FAY.-At his home in Milton. VT. =.
\. c. Fay, aged 6S years. Comrade Fay |
erved during the war first in the 18th l.
". as Second Lieutenant and then re- l
Unlisted in the 18th VT. as First Lieu !
enant, later receiving a brevet Of Cap /
ain for gallantry. Capt. Fay was a
highly respected citizen, and filed sew
raj important public offices during his
lifetime. His wife and daughter sur j.
i've him.
VAN HORN.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Feb. $
0. Leroy Van Horn. Comrade Van I
Torn served thru the civil war in an {
ohio regiment He was the founder of |
he American Flag Day Association, and
vas leader Of the drum corps OF Column c
ia Post, G. A. r. His remains were !
AIKEN to Springfield, o., for burial. a
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