The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1908-07-09
MUSTERED OUT.

Sth Ia. at Grinnell. Jan. 6, 1908; Will
lis Davis, Co. b, 35th Ia, at Grinnell
Feb. 10, 1908; L. MeGregor. Co; 1, 4oth
Iowa, at Monteer. Mo-, Feb. 10, 1908;
George See, Co. K, 18th Ia. Soldiers
! Home, buried at Grinnell. Feb. Is
1908; ]. H. Stewart, Co. E, 4th la. Cav.
at Grinnell, Feb. 16, 1908; Saul Coul-
son, Co. H. 2Sth Ia, at Grinnell. Feb
i 81 1908; S. F. Cooper, Colonel, 40th
Ia, at Campbell, Cal. Feb. 81, 1908;
1 nell. March s. 1908; Martin Bressler
Co A, 50th Pa. at Grinnell, March H.
1908: c. M. Bailey, Co. A, 9th Iowa, at
Des Moines, March 81, 1908.
i Editor National Tribune: Following
is list of the Mustered Out" from
Chaplain Brown Post. log, G. A r..
at Valparaiso, Ind, read as the Roll
of Honor at our Memorial Day exer-
cises. for the past year: Comrades
| Prunett Bronson,(Co. b. 4th Conn.
Sept. Is, 1907; James Il. DRAPER, Co.
A. LIST Mich. Eng. and Mech. Jan. 5,
| 1908: Isaiah Beam. Co. E, 151st Ind,
Jan. 10, 1908; David LudingtOn, Co. G.
9th Ill Cav. Feb. 7. 1908: DIR. Oliver
S. Wood, Musician 9Th Ind, Feb. IL.
1908; DR.. Columbus n. Udell, First
| Lieutenant. Co. II, Sth Iowa Cav, April
20. 1903; Charles NJ. Gogan, Sergeant.
Co. A, 18th Ind. Cav. May %. 1908; be-
ing eight in eight months.-D. d. Rose,
Adjutant
ROOT-At his home in Westfeld.
! VT, April 16, 1908, Napoleon Root.
He was born March 25, 1928. Served
over three years in the 169th n. Y.
Vols. His widow and seven children
survive him.
ROUSE.-June 2, 1908, at the home
of his son. near Glenburn, N. D.,
Charles B. Rouse, aged IS years. He
served in Co. A, I'd Mimi, enlisting in
June. 1861. He was severely wounded
three times and received his honorable
discharge in June, 1864. His widow sur
wives him.
SHELP.-At Haney's Corner, Ind,
June 6. 1908. Charles H. Shelp. He
entered the service while yet in his
18th year; served in Co. d, 9Th Ind. !;
was wounded at the battle of Chicka-
manga. the wound leaving him Grip
pie thru life. He was a useful. hon
ored and patriotic citizen. His wife
and three children survive him.
ZIGLER.-At Clifford, ILL.,, June Z,
1908. William Zigler, aged 63 years.
He was born near South Bend, Ind;
served in Co. c, 12Sth Ind He leaves
widow, having been married but lit
tie more than two months before he
died.
TILLOTSON.-At Davenport. Iowa.
March IA. 1908, Francis NJ Tillotson.
IL.
survives him.
JACKMAN.-At Hamler. Ohio, April
81, 1903, John B. Jackman. He served
in Co. b, 6Sth- Ohio, three years. En-
listed at Defiance, Ohio. Oct. 10, 1861.
Editor National Tribune: Herewith
is list of deaths of old soldiers oc-
curing in this vicinity during the re-
cent years, three of whom were MEM
bers of Lyon Post No. "a, G. A. r.,
of Idaho: Matthias Buehler, Co
C. 1st Mo. 1t. Art. May 16, 1904;
Samtiel Nulph, Private, Co e, 4th Mo
Cav. July 10, 1907; Geo. w. Daggett.
Sergeant, Co. I, 10th Wis, March IS.
1908; Jacob Irwin, Private. co. d, 18th
Iowa. and Co. d, 18th Iowa Cav. Feb.
81, 190S.-R. Pickering, Adjutant,
Lyon Post, "a, Genesee, Idaho.
MURPHY.-At his home in Auburn.
n. Y. June Is, James Murphy. at the
age of SIS. Comrade Murphy enlisted in
1863 in the 9th n. Y. II. A. at the age
of 10. and was discharged for being
under age. He re-enlisted. however,
and served thru the remainder of the
war. being mustered out as First Lieu
tenant. He had resided in Auburn for
so years, and was held in high esteem
by his neighbors. He is survived by
widow and nine children.
Surgeon Joseph Cleace. Jr, of Post
100, Department of Massachusetts, c.
A. r., New Bedford, Mass, reports the
following roll of comrades mustered out
in 1907:
Jan. II. William H. Potter, aged rs.
Served in Navy.
FEB. u, Frederick NJ. Hammer. aged
S.. U. S. Navy.
May 10. Henry Arnett, aged 81 Co.
II. 18th r. /. and Co. C, Sd r. l.. Cav.
May %, Albert 6. Alden aged 60 Co
D.s46th Mass.
June 1, Joseph L. Cole, aged 65. sd
Mass.
July IL, George f. Hammond, aged
80. Y. S. Navy.
July q, Horatio d. Green, aged so.
Co. G., LIST Mass. Cav.
Aug. IS, Eben C. Adams. aged So. Co.
A, Sd Mass. Cav.
Sept. 2. Henry C. Farnham. aged TO-
Co. !, goth Mass.
S. Navy.
Oct 81, Sylvester s. Whitman. aged
So. Co. K, 4th Mass.
Oct. q, VIM. w. Bonney, aged 65.
18th Mass.
Dec n. George H Bates. aged S.
Co. III. 3Sth Mass; Co. d. 42d Mass.
BLAKESLEY-At Seattle, Wash,
June 1, 1903, Rev. James n. Blakcsley
He served in Co. A, 5th Mien. Cav; was
SulLStIuCh at pttlyS Jul Tic IE
Gays battle; was wounded in the ne-ll
at the battle of Cold Harbor. the result
being eventually total paralysis, confin-
ing him helplessly for the later years Of
his life. He participated il 81 general
battles and in many minor engagements
and skirmishes. The last A years of
his life were years of constant suf-
fering. His wife survives him.
f FARR-At Lake Placid, in the Adj
rondacks. June IL. Frederick H. Farr.
Mr.. Farr was lawyer by profession
and served thru the Spanish-American
War in Co. L. Sd N. Y.
HALE-At Fremont, Ohio, June Is,
1908, Andrew Jackson Hale. He was
born in Steuben County, N. Y. May %,
1928; went to Ohio in 1913; served in
Co. f., 25th Ohio, as First Lieutenant, !
and by detail as Acting Quartermaster
for the regiment One son and two |
daughters survive him.
HENGY-At Ordville, Cal, June 13, |
1908, w. S. Henry. He was born at
Waukesha, Wis, March 8, 1915; served |
in Co. b. 36th Wis. with rank of Ser
geant. His wife, three daughters and
two sons survive him.
DORSEY-At Ontario, Ore, May 81. |
Co. NJ. LIST Iowa Cav; was Commander
of his Post. c.. A. r., at his death. His |
wife and four children survive him.
Editor National Tribune: / have to
report the following deceased comrades
the past year, viz:
Comrade Thomas Runsford. Corporal