The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1908-08-20
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Death of Capt. Barger.

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and was buried in the Wisconsin sectio
a of the cemetery by the G. A. r., Cd,
Fellows. and Rebeccas. He served II
the LIST Wis. Cav. and was seve
months in ,Andersonville. In 1890 h
was Grand Master OF the Nebraska
Grand Lodge of Odd Fellows, and late
Assistant Acknowledgement of the G
etteviile in 1905 to assume charge o
the cemetery.
/ Editor National Tribune: The follow
ing Is list of deaths in the 32d Ohio
i in the year to date: Co. L, John Brobst
Gallon, o.. Sept. 10. 1907: Co. B. Dayit
j Shuler, Marysville. o.. Jan. 81. 1908
Co. 1, John B. Hull. Haysville. o.. Feb
10. 1908; Co. B, William Goodyear
Mechanicsburg, O., Nov IL, 1907: CO
b. Thomas NJ. Bates, fredericksburg
o., in 1908; Co. G. Thomas S. Cranston
Columbus. o., Feb. 4. 1908; Co. G, Geo
w. Morgan, GAINESVILLE. o., June 5, 1908
! Co. T.. Samuel r. Salisbury. Mansfield
o.. Oct. 16, 1907: Co. E. Hoyt H. Nick.
erson. Bloomfield. Ind, Jan. "a, 1908
Co. E. Nathan Schaffner. Titusville, Pa,
Beilville. o.. April II, 190S.--WarneI
Mills. Secretary. Columbus, o.
Editor National Tribune: The fol.
| lowing is list of deaths at the Ma.
| tional Military Home. O.. during July
John S. Hawley. Co. L. Sd N. Y. Cav.
Edwin Turner. Co. II. oath N. j.; Den.
mis- Davis. Co. c. 18th U. S. Vol; John
N. Legge, Co. E. 95th Ohio; Gottleit
Keller, Co. d. 50th Ohio; Marshall D.
Dicey. Co. f, 161st Ind. w. w. s.;
Frank Cisco, Co. I. Hath U. S. c. T.;
George M. Howard. aged S3, Co. c.
10th U. S. (Mexican War;; Charles L.
O'Brien. Co. A, 50th n. Y. N. G.; Allen
Schmidt, Co. d. 61st Ohio; George
Schoen, Co. F, 5th Pa. H. A; Henry
Dreher, Co. B, 165th Ohio: Joseph Han
wart, Co. c. 30th Mass; Edward Shar-
key, Co. c, I'd U. s.: Christopher
Krantz, Co. K, LIST Ohio: william H.
Lucas, Co. M, 4th Ind. Cav; George w.
Moore, Co. Z, LIST N. Y. Eng'rs; Lorenzo
Lake, Co. B, 35th Ohio; William H.
Cooper, Co. K, 123d U. S. c. T.; Henry
Beckanbaugh, Co. C. 69th Ohio; Frank
Burger, Co. /, Gath ILL.,: Peter Flood,
u. S. Navy.-C. H. Crittenden, National
Military Home, Ohio.
Editor National Tribune: In this
vicinity these comrades have answered
the final roll call within the last year:
Samuel Pittman, Co. ID, 206th Pa, aged
IA years. Nov. "a. 1907; John D. Hold
felter, Co. c, 93d Pa, Nov. 80, 1897,
aged 10; Joseph ]. Manages. Co. X, 136th
Pa, Dec. Is, 1907, aged rs; Jacob r.
Sharets. Co. II, 10th Pa, Dec. %. 1907,
aged Sc; George Decker, Co. d, 93d
Pa. Dec. 26. 1907. aged s.; Philip H.
Jones, Co. H, 10th Pa Res, Jan. 81,
1908, aged SO; Daniel w. Young, Co. E.
54th Pa, Feb. 2, 1908. aged 70: Paul
Goughnour, Co. D, 93d Pa, Jan. 5, 1908,
aged II: c. b. Litzenger, Co. A, 18th
Pa. Res, and 9TH Pa. Cav, Feb. 8, 1908,
aged SIS; A. NJ. Patterson, Co. E, 211th
Pa. Feb. IL, 1908. aged "a; John E.
Craig. Co. F, 55th Pa. Feb. "a, 1908,
aged 81; Jonathan Zimmerman. Co. G.,
93d Pa. March, 1898, aged 81; Thomas
Potts, Co. A, saith Pa. March IA, 1908,
aged II; Samuel H. Williams. Co.-D,
125th Pa, April 8, 1908, aged 81; David
Calihan. Co. A, 54th Pa, April Z, 1908,
Pa. Cav, April IS. 1908, aged SO: John
Cooper, Co. G. Sd Pa, April %. 1908,
aged 10; E. w. Davis, Co. H, SD Pa,
April %, 1908. aged "A; Levi Foust, Co.
d, 1S6th Pa, May IA. 1908, aged SO;
Daniel NJ. Pier, Co. F. 135th Pa. May
81, 1908. aged 50; Jacob w. Pringel.
Co. D, 5th Pa. Art, May IA, 1908. aged
"a: ADRIAN N. Berkey. Co. C., SD Pa,
July Z. 1908, aged ~; total of "a
David r. Bryan. Johnstown, Pa.
WHITMAN.-At Denver, Colo, June
"a, 1908, John d. Whitman, aged 70.
He served as Sergeant of Co. d, 18th
w. Va.
HELM.-At Sidney, ILL.,, May 26,
1908, e. M. Helm, in the 57th year of
his age. He was born near Marion,
Ind, July %, 1849, and in his 18th
year-Feb. IA, 1S65-enlisted in Co. A,
154th ILL.,; discharged Sept. IS, 1865, |
at close of the war His widow and
nine children survive him.
THOMPSON.-At Broadhead, Wis, |
March Is, 1908. Joseph Thompson, aged |
Rockford, ILL.,, and served three years |
and one month in Co. NJ. 9Th Ill. Cav.
MUNRO.-At Brooklyn, N. Y, July
30. 1908. John d. Munro, aged II years. |
He served in Co. C, 10th n. Y.
HEATON.-At Emerson, O., April 8,
1908, F. NJ. Heaton, aged 65 years. He
vas the last Union veteran of the civil
var who resided in Emerson. He served
n Co. E. 18th Ohio. His widow, a son
md five daughters survive him.
LATH New Bedford, ILL.,,
Dec. Z. 1907, Nathan Lathrop. He was
BORN April s, 1899; enlisted Aug. IA,
1862, and served in Co. C, 93d ILL.,, I'M
IL June 23, 1855. For Is months he
uttered the inhumanities and tortures
If the rebel prisons at Cahaba and
His second wife, sew
raj children and grandchildren survive
lin.
IRISH.-At Harlow Bridge, VT, July
!, 1908, Rufus E. Irish, aged 20 years.
Ie served as Corporal in Co. G. I'd VT.
p ADAMS.-At Mortified, VT, July %.
sos, Arson Adams. Jr., aged II years.
He served in Go. G, 10Sth III.
BROWNLEE.-Ath his home in Eng
ish Township, Douglass County, Iowa,
Tune Is, 1908, Oliver F. Brownlee. He
erved in Co. B, seth ILL.,, from 81 to
So; was wounded at Chickamauga and
ay on the field three days before he
vas found; was shot thru shoulder at
Pea Ridge. His widow and four chill
ren survive him. |;
SHIELDS.-At Mount Gilead, O.,
'omrade Peyton Shields, 31st Ohio.
;omrade Shields served nearly four
ears and large part of the time as
cout and spy for Gems. Thomas, Rose !
rams and others. He was captured
everal times, was confined In Ander- I
onville eight months, escaped, but was |
eeaptured, being kept in the stocks 6S I
consecutive hours without food or wa !
err He was on the Sultana when she
lew up, and was rescued with diff
ulty. II
ALEXANDER.-At Stockton, CAL, {
uly FL, 1908, from injury received from ,
alling off painters scaffold on which 6
e was working on July 10, Adam Alex I
nder, aged Ga. Comrade Alexander en- &
sted in Baltimore, Md, in the Patapsco I
iuards for three years; |honorably dis I
harged Aug. II, 1865; re-enlisted on I
low. 20, 1865, in Co. L, 4th U. S. Cav, I
nd was discharged on Nov 25 1868 (