The National tribune., 1907-01-24
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BIZ u t4N.---At berkGEeS, tat, Dec. -
Garret Brueu. Comrade Bruen served
in>thc 69th N. Y, and was buried with
9. A. L. honors br his comrades of
/ Lookout Mountain Post. He was al
most a stranger in Berkeley. and after
| Ills lratl: j. was fouuI that he had
been a member of the TOWNSVILLE Vet
/ eran Homo and a member of Meade
/ Post, San Francisco.
( DUFFORD.-At Hookslown. Ia,
Nov. %, s. j. Dufford. He is survived
by a widow.
ToRGERSON.-At Noun. Horeb.
J Wis Jan. IS, 1906. of Brights disease.
/ Chester Torgerson, aged ~ years, seven
months ard Il DAYS ComraGe Torger-
son served in co. |, 43d Wis, and was
! 4 member of Ren Dixon Post, G. y. r.,
/ of Mount Horeb. He leaves a widow.
HILL.-At Wooster, O.. during De-
/ cember. Serg't James Hill, aged a.
! Comrade Hill, who was Il native of
I-Scouaud, enlisted so years ago in tn &:
| c. >. Brmy as member of Co. II 4th
| L. S. Art. and was in many fights
against the Indians. During the civil
! war he belonged to The list Mo. l.. A.,
| and while in this battery saw the gteIt-
est fighting of his military career. He
! took an active part in the battles of
Fort Donelson. Shiloh. Missionary
| Ridge ana various skirmiShcs, going
4 =
| his march to the sea. ComTade Hill
renai1cd in the Army TIL about 20
yc>rs ego Wh"n he was retired. He
vas Superintendent of the National
! Cemetery at Little Rock, Ark. for one
year Before coming to his country
Ser.-'t Hil served nine years in the
British army. He leaves a deeply sor-
rowing widow.
TRITTENBACK.-A New York City,
flrlTippT ypppn1hgr los r Trit item hack
Comrade Trittenback served in the 9th
N. Y, and his funeral services took
place from "Merritts," in New York
| City, Dec IS.
HOVEY.-At Norwich. Conn, Nov.
20, Lewis Hovey. aged rs. Comrade
HOvey served all thru the civil war, part
of the time as Sergeant of co. A, 18th
Conn. He was in many engagements
and was severely wounded at the battle
of New Market, May Is. 1864. He was
one of six brothers, five of whom were
in the war of the rebellion. Comrade
| Hovey was Il very popular man Of
genial personality, and is survived by
a widow and daughter.
JANUARY.-At Dell Rapids. S. D..
during November, Capt. John w. jan
uary, aged 81. Capt. Jann1ry was well
| known in the State of South Dakota,
having Travelled thru it Iecturing upon
his remarkable military experiences
He enlisted in the Fall Of 1852 III Co.
r, 14th III. Cav. and was captured on
Stonnmans Raid in July, 1864. He was
confined in AndersonpiIe Prison until
the fall of Atlanta. then taken 10
Charleston, s. c., and from there to
IFIorence, S. c. While in the latter
fDace ne was very i'll from swamp
feVcr'' and was besides the victim Of
scurvy and gangrene. With his own
I ireh t!srvhe cut thru the decay!ng flesh
# his ankles. seycriug the tend )ns,
'TTdbabIy thereby saving his life, as the
SITs.s,i jhad refused to perform the
operation Of ampuest;Hg the feet. No
'pit expected him to live, but Il years
after his. release the limbs healed over
'Ei1 no amputzticu was cE-er performed
-r2p.-, sem. Capt JaaUary was Of
jgyial disposition, and vas pretty active
''il about year ego when combina-
;9Q ~ GisQrd"Es Indcrl ned his health.
EJe is survived by a widow ana five
LonE EtAoP E.-tt his home near
'i>bFf6tE Tx. Sept. II, Corp'l Wn. P.
LOIYrtTir ore s-~el 60 Conrade LCwri-.
moro rvaG- in 80. K. 1st Ala. Cav, and
was turted Trith M5sonic honors. He
is s-'rE'%7d bg widow and four sons.
/. .Nfct Ef.t-Nt star. LjrhcWorks, Ky,
& J. NicliG1l, in his 59th year. Com
~ fe .Nfcisch served in Co. c, 18th Ky.
CAY, and is survived by widow and
,LEE.-At star Lfmeworks. Ky, VIII
liam Lee. Comrade Lee served in the
1otih ISy Cav.
..LEE.-At star Limeworks. KY. John
Q. Toe who served in Co. G, 48th Ky.
ArsdcLaf He is survived by widow
and i've children.
7~Ft'sH-At smithIard, KY. Nov Il,
Capt John W. Bush, aged 10. Com
.rade Bush served in the 4Sth Ky. M't'd
. JGfi ,rbejRg commissioned Captain of Co.
G, June, 1863 His great courage and
kfiIdness while in command of his COM
aHaps... .Wought him National renown.
lie was loved and honored by all his
men,
JEWETT.-At Melrose, Cal. Oct. %,
Capt. Daniel G. Jewott aged 76. Com
rade ,Jawctt WIS native Of Maine, but
served during the civil war as Captain
Of Co l. 4th Wis. capt. JeWett was =
great Spiritualist, and his wishes with
regard to his funeral services were
faithfully carried out with proper q.
4 Il. honOrs
sMFrH.-At Montague City, Mass.
Sept. l3, Henry n. Smith, aged 70.
Comrade Smith served in Co. y, 1st
Mass. II. A., and was a prisoner in
Libby, Andersonyiile and Mfllen Pris
oas.
PLANT bristol Vt, Nov. 49,
Israel Plain, aged IS. Comrade Plain
served in co. q. 1tth Vt. in the I'd VT.
Eattery and 1st Vi. II. A. He leaves a
widow ana three children to mourn his
loss.
MEY r2R.-At Cornelius. Ore, Nov.
80 George +. c. Meyer, aged 63 Com
rade Meyer was Il member of Co. X,
I2th Ind.
PICGARD-At sedalia, Mo- Dec. 5,
Joseph a. Picard. aged 64. Comrade
Picard served in co. c., 25th Ohio, ana