The National tribune., 1909-10-14

1913, HeSlip Phillips, aged 20 wears COM
rade Phillips was Second IJentsnnI,t -oth
| H., and served three years and eight months
during the war.
TElGE.-At his home in Saginaw. Mich,
sept l, 1909, Henry Tege. Past Comma nder
Teige was late OF Co. f. 1st Mich, and was
severely wounded at the second battle OF
Bull Run. He leaves a widow, one son and
three daughters
| SHAW.--at his home in Hornen, ". Y,
June 2, 1909. p. A. Shaw, aged II years.
| He served In Co. E. 9Th Wis. for three
years. His widow survives him.
MAUNDER.-At his home In Washington,
Kan, Sept 5, 1909, Samuel Fl. Maunder.
Comrade Maunder had been Ill almost a
year with rheumatism and stomach trouble.
he served In the navy from 1851 to 1853,
He orgnuized Kearny Post. of Washington,
Kan, of which he had been Commander,
and was also Junior Vice Commander of
| the Department of Kansas. and filed several
other Department Offices.
| TELLES.-At his home in Solvay, " V,
Aug. D. 1909, Elisha Il. Telies aged Il years
and six months. He was late of Co. Z,
9th n. Y; also serving in Co. A, oath n.
! bravery.
THOMAS.-At his home I'm Frostburg,
Nd. May 6, 1909. William Thomas, aged 70
years. Comrade Thomas was late of Go. A.
3d Md. He was native of Merthyr Mawr,
Wales, and came to America in 1852. He is
survived by widow and six ehildren,
Mccoy. C0mrade Mccoy was born in
Adams County, H., and was late of Co. r.
14Sth ILL.,. and was Commander of Reno
Post six years. holding that position at the
time of his death. He WIS also an elder
in the Presbyterian Church.
WILSON.-At his home in Hanberry, No..
Aug. 10, 1909. Robert Il. Wilson, aged "a
years. Comrade Wilson was late of Co. L,
43d No, and was member of Marion Posi-.
No. 119.
REAM.--At his home in stanberry. Mo-.
pf-frn
He was late Of Go. b. Sd Iowa.
DURGAN.-At his home in Sherman Mills,
Ne, Aug IS, 1909, George w; Durgdn, of
wounded at Drewry's Bluff, Va. May Is, 1861
He carried the bullet to his grave and was
pansioned for gunshot wound which troubled
THoRPE-At the Eastern Michigan
AsyluG; 1n. Aug; II, 1909, Charles W. Thorpe.
Levi Mol!er. s3d ill., At the time of his
death he was Chaplain of Whipple Post, OF
Kankakee. He leaves a widow and two
SHEPHERD.-At his home in Kankakee,
H., Lyle Shepherd, 18th III. He was a
member Of Whipple Post, of Kankakee.
n BAGLEf;1-At GLE :, ,dod his home in Great Bend.
eran engineer. Comrade Bagiey served In
Co. A. LIST Pa. L. A.
NELL.-At his home in Peabody. Kan,
aged 73 years.
BOsTwICK.-At his home in Dorchester.
Miss, Aug u, John G.. Bostwick aged y
and 10th Vt. He is survived By 4 widow
WEST-At his home in Galatin, Mo-. |
Aug. q. 1909. Capt Ebenezer West, aged so |
years. Comrade West served in the 23d |
No. He is survived by his widow, one |
daughter and one stepdaughter.
20, 1909. Samuel Drumm, aged rs years. He |
enlisted in the 10Th Pa. In 1861, and served |
three years.
oAKMAN.-At his home in Washington, |
Mass, Col Hiram Abif oakman. He was
Lieutenant of the 7th Mass, enlisting In |
1861 and was promoted to Captain. He was
wounded severely at Fredericksburg and
the Both U; S. C. T: He was brevetted
Colonel in March, 1865. He was for more
than 40 years an official In the o. S. Gus
and three children.
DINGES.-At his home In Boalsburg, Pa,
Aug. 27 1909. Jeremiah Noah Dinges. Com
rade Dinges was shot thru the body and left
IN the field for dead at the battle Of Fred
ericksburg. but rallied and finally recovered.
BE was captured and put In Libby Prison.
lines. He became one Of the most daring OF
the Union spies. After his service II .he
war he became surveyor, and assisted In
surveying and establishing the boundary line
between the United States and Canada. He
3 survived by his widow, one sister and
brother Six Of his old comrades sOunfed
, HoLMEs.-At his residence in Charter.
lged Ie years. He served IN the 26th Iowa.
.cnsin Veteran Home in 1909: Alfred Suits.
%. NJ. 9Th n. Y. Fl. A. Jan. 8: George z.
: 44awkins, Co; r; so.; SD Wis; Jan %; John
,arker. Go. G. Sd wis Cav, March 8: Pat,
ick MeDermott Co E, ID Wis, March 4;
ff Ha@s oso5 s ste WIS Er T. A. MsscS Mssh s s 4 eI
Co. F. 5th Wis, March %: Pat
ick Quinn, Co. d, 1st n. Y. Cav. March
Andrew ePeef ReRer CO. CO. H. T. 1ath 'h wis s Apr Arl
o; John A. Fox. 90. D. sth U. s.. April z;
J: n; Houghton., Co. X, IIth H.. May 10;
ym III .rot, Me9dTard Ca Co 2sth 11s MIS- July
saccm. Co. d. 2Oth n. Y. Cav. July 5: Fred
reeves. Go. I. 1st n. Y. Eng. July Is;
"a ~ Bqsde,l; Co; A, l2tb q, Wis, M 5uly
F: Joseph Hoilister, Go. B. Sd Wis. Aug IL;
ielson Russell. Co. X, 11th n. Y. Cav, Aug.
8; Thomas MeCaffeEty. Co. a. 9Th Wis.
LANGDON.-At his home in Washington,
nd; s-.A Aug 10, 1909, Andrew Langdon. &c.
THOMAs.-At Washington. Ind. Sept I.
300. John A Thomas. 27th Ind.
CLUTTER--At his home In Cisne. ILL.,. In
omrade Gutter was member of the 138thi
nd. and of the Grand Army Post at Cisne,
nder whose ritual he was laid IT, rest. Com
ide Clutter and his aged wife have lived
,gcther for 63 years. Their married life
adj been very happy and he leaves his widow
pretty little home in Cisne.
BOWKER-At his home in Bingbamton,
+. Y, Geo. w. Rowker. late Of Co. +, S9th
:. Y. C0mtade Bowker was an active mem
rr Of Watrous Post and also served for
ANY years in the Fire Department. ID
SNOWDEN.-At New Haven. Conn.,. Sept. =.
j, j. " Snowdpn. 18th Pa. and 10Th Conn. .,
omrlde Snowden was promoted to Lieu ii
.nant for bravery in action. and rose to Il
ie rank of Captain. He was an employe OF c