The National tribune., 1908-11-12
MUsTEREDBoUT.

| Gen. Alex Hays Post, 8, G.. A. R..
Pittsburg. Pa, by appropriate exercises.
conducted memorial services Oct. 12,
| 1908, in memory of Charles Reitz. pri-
vate, Co. A, 57th Pa. died Oct. Is, 1907:
Gus A. Date, private, Battery III. New
ms Indp't Pa. L. A, died Oct. 10,
1907; Preston Carpenter, First Lieuten-
ant, Capt. w. Jonts's Ind'p't Pa, and
Second Lieutenant, nrevet, 1st U. s. Sig
nal Corps. died Oct. 20, 1907; VIM. A.
Scandrett. private, Co. A, eth Pa. Re-
serves. died Dec. z. 1907; VIM. A. Pratt,
private, Co. I, S5th Pa, died Dec IL,
1907; Robert N. Brockunier. private.
Battery G. Young's Ind'p't Pa. L. A.,
died Dec. 10, 1907; Louis N. Quinn.
Pa. L. A., died Jan. II, 1908; Robert e.
Lucas. Corporal. Co. 1, goth Ohio, died
May 2S. 1908; VIM. H. Burke. private.
! Co. E. 7th Pa, and private, Battery G.,
Young's Ind'p't Pa. l.. A, died June 20,
1908; John Hendricks, private, Co. F,
105th Pa, and Sergeant. Co. G. 9th U.
s. Vet Reserve Corps, died July IL,
1908; Albert Peart, First Sergeant, Co.
e, 136th Pa, and Captain, Battery A,
9Th Pa. III. A, died July 20. 1908; Lo-
renzo d. Rambler, private, Co. ii, 201st
| Pa, died Sept. Z, 1908.
| McKNIGHT.-At CartervilIe, Mo-.
July 29. 1908. John J. Mcknight, aged
| 72. He served in the 4th Ohio His
widow and two sons survive him.
HAYES.-At Pleasantville, Me-, Aug
| s. 1908. James E. Hayes. He was born
at Pfeasantville, Me-. Feb. IL, 1912; en-
listed at Portland. Me-, May 4, 1851, in
Co. Fl. 5th Me-; discharged In 1868 for
disability. Two sons survive him.
McDOWELL.-At 40 Lincoln avenue,
Sharon, Pa. Oct. IL, 1908. Albert Nc
Dowell, aged rs years. He enlisted at
Sharon Sept. "a, 1861, in Co. B, 10th
Pa; served three years two months:
participated in all the marches, cam
pafgns and battles of his regiment; was
dangerously wounded in head before
Petersburg, July 30. 1854. His widow,
who became his wife March s, 1879,
survives him.
MURRAY.-At Dalton, Mass, Sept
IA. 1908. Patrick Murray. He was born
United States in 1857; enlisted June 3,
1862. and served till May 2, 1865, in
Co. F, Sd Mass. cav; leaves q widow
and five daughters.
OSBORN.-At Fairchance, Pa,
where he was born and always resided,
! on Aug. z, 1908, Andrew Lynn Osborn.
He was born Dec. 90, 1885; served in
Co. e, 14th Pa. Cav. His widow, two
daughters and three sons survive him.
KRAIMER.-At Kennan, Wis, June
4, 1908, August Kramer He served in
co. K, 18th Wis, and in Co. G, Gath
Wis.
WooDWORTH.-A Tacoma, Wash,
Oct. S, 1908, Almon WoodwortI. He
was born in Luzern County, Pa; served
in Co. +, 7th Pa. Reserves. His widow,
daughter and a son survive him.
LEE.-At the home of his brother,
Samuel, in Penffeld, Pa, while visiting
from his own home in Anoka, Mimi.
on May 21. 1908. Edwin Lee, aged SO.
He served in Co. A, 141st Pa; was four
times wounded, and for conspicuous
bravery at battle OF Gettysburg was
awarded Medal of Honor.
CRUSE.-At near Neville, o., Oct. 6,
1908. James NJ. Cruise, aged 81. He
served In Co. III, 34th Ohio. His widow,
three daughters and a son survive him.
POND.-At Waukesha. Wis. Oct. %,
1908, William Pond, aged 70. He served
in 1st Wis Fl. A,
CANTWELL.-At Indianapolis. Ind.
Oct. rs, 1908, James +. Cantwe1, aged
70 years, II months and seven days. He
enlisted in 1862 In Co. G., S0th Ind;
served till the war closed, never losing
a day from his post; was in 21 Of the
great battles of the war. recording the
date of each. as it occurred, in New
Testament that he constantly carried in
his breast pocket; was wounded only
in little finger of right hand; was pro-
moted to Corporal, and for conspicuous
gallantry was made Orderly-Sergeant
on the field; was promoted to Captain
of his company, but mustered out be-
fore the official order was recorded.
FOUST.-At North Judson, In E, Oct
16, 1908, L. c. Foust. He served in Co.
b. 29th Ind, and was at his decease
President of the Regimental Associa-
ton.
RULE.-At st. James, Mo-, Federal
Soldiers Home, Oct. 81, 1908, Thomas
B. Rule. He was born in Pennsylvania
Feb. 81. 1927; served in Co. D, 38th
Wis. from March 81, 1864, to March 2,
1865. His second wife, two sons and
three daughters with two step-children
survive him.
WRAY.-At GAINESVILLE, Wis, Sept. 2S,
1908, James G. Wray. He served as
Corporal. Co. f. 18th Wis, and nine of
his company comrades were present at
his funeral.
WHITE.-At Norton, Mass, Oct. 12,
1908, Oliver A. Norton, aged 64 years
He served in Co. 3, 29th Mass. His
widow, six children and nine grand
children survive him
HARVEY-At his home in Belle
Vernon, Pa, Oct. IS, Eli Harvey, at the
age of "a. Comrade Harvey served thru
the war in the 14th Pa. Cav.
SERVISS.-At Etna, N. j., John W.
Serviss, Oct. 26, aged 72 years, He
served in the 153d N. Y. as Corporal,