The National tribune., 1907-06-20

JoHNSoN-on May 81, 1906. Jo-
lseph Johnson. aged 66. Comrade john
son served in Co. H, 18th Iowa.
HEALD.-On June %. 1906, Ed
mund w. Heald, aged 64. Comrade
Heald served for 100 days in Co. G.,
44th Iowa.
HAYES.-At Valparaiso. Ind. March
| 5. John p. Hayes. Comrade Hayes was
a member of the Ind'p't Battery l.. A,
and his funeral services were conduct
ed by Chaplin Brown Post. of which
he had been a member for over 90
years. His six sons attended his fu-
neral
STARKEY.-Near Winterville, o.,
Jan. 20. Levi w. Starkey. aged 20.
Comrade Starkey served in Co. d, 9TH
w. Va. and was wounded at Spotsyl-
vania Court House.
| McCACHRAN.-At Reading, Pa.
during March, 1907. Elias McCachran.
aged II. Comrade McCaohran served
in the 10th Pa. and belonged to G.
A. r. Post of Columbia. Pa, which at
tended his funeral, giving all military
honors to their dead comrade. He Is
survived by two sons.
NELSON-At Randolph. Iowa. Feb.
4, Mortimer w Nelson. Comrade Mel
son served as Color Sergeant of Co. C.
40th Iowa, and was also a member of
the 1st Ill. Cav. being captured at Lex
ington with Mulligan's command in
1861. Comrade Nelson held the Office
of Assessor for the city of Randolph
for a number of years, and was Past
Commander of Post 374, Department of
Iowa.
FELTS.-At Creal Springs. ILL.,. April
3, VIM. H. FeltS. aged 65. COmrade
F'elts served in Co. D. 9th ILL.,. also Co.
F, 19sth H.. and is survived by widow
and three children.
HAIL.-At his home near Brook
willie. Pa. March IS. Samuel B. Hail
aged 6l. Comrade Hall served in Go.
b. 11th Pa. Res. and was wounded in
the battle of the Wilderness. He is
survived by a widow and several chill
dren. and was a good citizen and kind
neiehbor.
NIEDHARDT.-At Pittsburg. Pa.
April . Chas. Niedhardt Comrade
Niedhardt enlisted in 1851 as a private
in Co 7. 74th Pa. and after serving
four years was discharged as Captain
of the same company and regiment. ON
Jan. Il, 1906. he was enrolled in En-
|campmcnt J, Union Veteran Legion. be-
ing transferred from Encampment 6.
HAMILTON.-it Ludlow. H., March
l, after many years of suffering. Rich
ard NJ. Hamilton. Comradc Hamilton
served in Co. E. 18th Ill. Cav. and Is
survived by a widow.
HALPIN-At Stamford. Conn, Sept
81, 1906. VIM Halpin. aged SO. Com
rade Haipin served in Co. II. 2Sth
Conn. and was a member of Habbie
Post, of Stamford.
MIDDLETON-At Stamford. Conn.
Jan. 90, of paralysis. Capt. George w.
Middleton aged 10. Comrade Middle
ton served in Co. H. 2Sth Conn. and
was employed in the Post Office De-
partment for many years.
WHEELOCK.-At Winsted Conn.
Feb. II. of pneumonia. Capt Lucian B.
Wheelock, aged II. Comrade Whee-
lock served in Co. F. 2Sth Conn.
CURTIS-At Woodbury.. Conn,
April Il, Serg't Levi E. Curtis. aged G7.
Comrade Curtis served in Co. ID, 2Sth
Conn, and was wounded at Port Hud-
SON. He re-eniisted in Co. r. head
quarters troops of the Nineteenth Corps.
He was proprietor of the Curtis House
and Past President of the 2Sth Conn.
association.
SCOTT.-At Forest Grove, Ore. Feb.
IS, John B. Scott, aged rs. Comrade
Scott was born in Scotland, coming to
this country at the age of l6 and settling
in Wisconsin. At the breaking out Of
the rebellion Comrade Scott raised the
29th Wis. serving in it most Of the time
as Regimental Adjutant. He took part
in the siege of Vicksburs and in the Red
River campaign. After the war he
moved to Iowa, VII r-e he held several
positions of trust. Eight years ago poor
health took him to Oregon, where he
had since resided. He is survived by n
widow and three children.
GILL.-At Long Beach, Cal. Feb. G.
DR.. Henry Gill, aged rs. Comrade Gill
served as Surgeon of the 95th Ohio un-
til June, 1864, when he was commits
stoned Assistant Surgeon, u. S. Army,
and transferred to the Eastern Army.
After the war he practised his profess
sion in several places in Ohio and Kan
sas. he;ng at one time Medical Director
at Topeka.
PARK.-At his home in Kenton. o.,
March 22, Col. Horace Park, aged IA.
Comrade Park served in the 43d Ohio.
being promoted from Second Lieutenant
to Colonel solely on his merits as a SOL
dier.
CLEMENS at Columbus.
O.. March 90, Alfred Clemens. Comradc
Clemens served from 81 to '65 in the
46th Ohio. He was a stranger in Co.
lumbus, and was buried by the COM
rades. being identied by his discharge
and pension papers, which were in his
pocket. Any information regarding him
"
dent of the Soldiers and Sailors Asso-
citation of Franklin County at Memorial
Building, Columbus, o.
SCHENK.-At Gahanna, o., April !,
Conrad Schenk, aged 10. Comrade
Schcnk served in Co. II, 95th Ohio, and
Co X, 1st u. S. Cav, and was in 40 en-
gagements His discharge papers were
signed by Maj.-Gen. Philip II. Sheridan,
who recommended him highly for BRAY
cry.
BREVOORT.-At his home in
Athens County, Ohio, Oct. 16; 1906, Vir-
gil NJ. Brevoort, aged 81. Comrade
Brevoort served as Sergeant of Co. d,
95th Ohio.
MACK.-Suddenly while in the bar
ber's chair. at Arcadia, Kan, Robert
Mack. Comrade Mack served in Co.
1, I'd Kan, for four years. and was a
member of G. A. r. Post 272, of cato,
Kan.
sHILLING.-At his home in Cum
ningham, Wash, Feb. 6, John Shill-
ing, aged 76. Comrade Shilling
was native of Italy, coming to this
country in 1855 On the breaking out
of the civil war he enlisted as private
in Co. G., 1st U. s. Vet. Vols, and in
camp life contracted the disease which
ultimately caused his death. He is
survived by a widow and one child.
MONTEITH.-At the hospital at
Grand Forks, n. D., March 2, William
Monteith, aged so. Comrade Monteith
served in Co. K, 48th Wis. in 1865,
and was hono-ab,y discharged after one