The National tribune., 1908-08-13

years, Land Assessor to reyalue all the
land in the County, was agent for the
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, and eerved
>as Postmaster from 1873 until Clevc-
land came in. He was Commander OF
his Post and Senior Vice Commander
of the Department of West Virginia. q.
A. r. His neighbors held him in the
highets esteem, and his death was uni
versally mourned.
EGGERS.-At Newberg. Ore, July 2,
1908, Cleveland Eggers, of cancer. Com
rade Eggers served two years in Co. ID,
18th Tenn. Cav, and was a good soldier.
He was Commander of his G.. A. r. Post
for a year, and was buried by it with
proper honors.
MORRIS.-At the home of Mrs. d. F.
Bauman, his daughter, in Alliance. o.,
July "a, 1908. Lewis w. Morris. He en-
listed Aug. 10, 1862, and served in Co.
K 80th Ohio, and later on mortar boats
Nos IL, 10 and IA, till discharged at
Vicksburg Aug. "a, 1863. because of in
juries inflicted by premature discharge
of cannon.
HAYWARD.-At Fairfield, ILL.,, Feb.
%, 1908, Robert Hayward. aged 81. He
served in the 38th Ohio.
WALL-At Fairfield. H.. Feb. IS,
1908, Anderson L./WalI, aged 10. He
served in Co. E, 10th Ill.
PARK-At Fairfield. ILL.,, March l.,
1908. Henry Park, aged 70. He served
in Co. K, 4th Ohio.
ADAMS.--kt Fairfield. H., March "a.
1908. Milton Adams, aged &C. He served
as Corporal, Co. e, 10th Ill.
SINIEF-At Ada, o., June 10. 1908,
Thomas Sniff. He was born Nov. 9,
1893, in Perry County. o.; enlisted Aug.
is, 1852, in Co. G., Goth Ohio; discharged
Jan. 81, 1868. to enlist in Co. F, Miss.
Marine Brigade, where he served until
Feb. /, 1864. His widow survives him.
TOWNSEND-At Richmond, Ind,
Dec 8, 1907, Alpheus Townsend. aged
Sc years. He served as Corporal in Co.
G, 10th Ohio.
BATES.-At Hancock, Mich. July 81,
1908, Sidney NJ. Bates, aged II years.
He was Wagonmaster in Co. F, 18th
Mich. His widow and one daughter
survive him.
HARE.-At Sipe Springs. Tex, Sept
%, 1907, BENZ. Hare, aged "a. He served
90 months in Capt. Geo. F. Pettit's COM
pany of the 10th MINI. His widow and
child seven years old survive him.
TUTTLE.-At HornelI, N Y. May
%, Hon. Russell NJ. futile, in the Seth
year of his age. He was the son of a
leading citizen of the town, and had
just graduated in August, 1852, when
he enlisted in the 107th N. Y, and rose
thru all the grades to a Captains COM
mission. He was on staff duty nearly
two years with Gems. Ruger and Ward,
of the Twentieth Corps. Returning
home, he went into the newspaper bust
ness and achieved much success. He
took much interest in public affairs,
was President of the village, and repre-
scented his County in the New York
Legislature. The Hornell papers paid
high tribute to him as a public-spirited,
blameless citizen. He took deep in
terest in the G.. A. r., and was buried
by Doty Post.
SEIDEL.-At Cincinnati, o., Jan. IL,
1903, Frederick Sefdel, aged IA years.
He served in Co. K, 47th Ohio, being
promoted to the rank Of Captain.
TITUS.-At Puente, Cal, April 2,
1907, oscar Titus. aged ~ years. He
served in both Ohio. His widow, a
daughter and two sons survive him.
PISS
Comrade Geo. D. Ashworth. Co. X.
I'd Inf. and 9Th Cav. CWest Va.D
writes from Long Pine, Neb.: I'm an
swer to Comrade T. Sharp, the I'd w.
Va was mounted. armed with cavalry
saber and carbine, and was the 5th
Cav. The Sd MID. Inf. was armed and
made the 9Th w. Va. Cav"
E. E. Stebbins, Mt. Dora, Fla, writes:
II am one of the very few left from
the War with Mexico. / have no idea
how many of my comrades remain
God bless them"
MOORE-At the home of his son, C.
2. Moore, at Dayton. Ohio, june A, 1908,
James r. Moore. He was born at Troy
Ohio. March 81, 1887; served in Co. K.
147th Ohio.
TRESCOTT.-At residence of his
March 1, 1908, Lane Trescott, aged 81
years. He enlisted at the age of 16
years in Co. C, 18th Ind. Cav, and serv-
cd till the war ended He was one Of
three brothers; all were i'll the service;
one of them died in Andersonyille, VIC
tim of the Wirz system of murder. Two
sons and two daughters survive.
SEEG ER.-At Excelsior, Mimi, May
4, 1908, William Seeger, aged GA years.
He was born in Moscow. Russia; came
to the United States in 1852, boy; en-
listed at the age of IT, in NoVem Der,
1861, in Co. I, 9Th Iowa Cav; was pro-
noted TO Corporal: was wounded in arm
by gunshot May 4, 1862, at Corinth; by
shell in right leg and hip Sept. 10, 1863,
at Chfckamauga; in left foot by ball and
in neck by knife by an Indian. July %,
1864, in Il battle with hostileSr in Da-
kota. Was three times a prisoner of
war. His wife, two sons and a daugh-
ter survive him.
MOBLEY.-At LIE Sage, w. Va, June
6. 1905, Thomas J. Mobiey, aged 65
years, six months He served in Co. E,
10th Ky He died unmarried.
FLETCHER.-At Demorest, Ga, May
81, 1908, L. c. Fletcher, aged CT years.
He served as Corporal of Co. K. 4th VT.
+ BARNES.-At Oklahoma, Okla, June
3, 1908, Albert A. Barnes. He was born
in Scott County, Iowa. 1899; thru the
war against rebellion he served in the
I'd Iowa, being promoted to Lieutenant
for me-itorious services. Three sons
survive him.
WII.SON-Near Enfield. ILL.,, March
16. 1908, Matthew Wilson, aged 10
years. He served from Aug. 8. 1861,
to July "a, 1865, in Co. c, 10th Ill.
BARNARD-In Vermont, May 20,
1908. E. C. Barnard, aged 76 years. He
served in Co. b, It'll VT. and suffered a
year in Libby Prison. a prisoner of war.
Six daughters and three SONS survive
him.