The National tribune., 1909-05-27
MUSTERED OUT.

| BMAkER.-Near M Anderson, Mo-, April
| y, l9o9, Conrad Elias Baker He served
| three years in the 11Sth Ohio.
., RAMSEY.-At San Diego, Cal, April II
SIN simmons Kamsey, aged Y. Comrade Ram
sey was veteran OF the civil war. n native
OF Indiana, and a prominent member o1
Heintzelman Post. G. A. Il. He is survive
| Dy widow and five children
CoLLNER.-ln Clarion, Pa, March 20
capt. William Il. COllner, aged IS. Comradt
Goiiner served as Sergeant of Co. q. l55tt
"a, and was conspicuous!y brave and gal
nharos liant soldier; r. He took part in the famou.
| eharge on Marye's Hights, and during tht
| action before Petersburg, when his regiment
was ordered to retire, he led a party Of lou:
or Ur,nn nve across % the gap Of 20 yards and took
fort. Comrade coilner was Il genial man.
beloved by all, and never missed a reuniou
! oI ms comrades, leaving sickroom to at,
Humphries at Fredericksburg last Noyem-
Der. He is survived by four children.
| MONTGOMERY. = At Pasadena. Cal
April IL, Col. James E. Montgomery. aged
w. war comrade de-, Montgomery served in the civil
Artillery, then as Colonel, and afterwards on
the stan Of Gen. Grant. He was captured
curing the Seven Days battle. and confined III
LiDbey Prison. froLl which lie escaped. He
olnclated as Secretary to Admiral Farrayut
on the Admiral's cruise around the world
After the war he held several posts in the
diplomatic service. and was engineer on tne
construction work of the Pennsylvania Rail
road and one of those who built the Horse.
shoe curve At the time of his death Col.
montgomery was President OF the Common
wealth Artillery Association and of the
southern California Loyal Legion.
Cerney. Worcestershire, England, June u,
1890 With his wife he came to the United
States In 1888. He served In Co. u, I'D
him.
BUSHNELL.-At Madison, Wis, March %,
1903 Allen X. Bushnell. He was born al
the first tbree-months' service and served till
1868, being made First Lieutenant at the Dr-
ganizatiGn OF his company--Co. c, 1th Wis.
charged on Surgeons certificate. He was
twice married. His widow one daughter
and one son survive him.
CoLEMAN.-At Philo, Ohio, Jan. %, 1909,
John J. Coleman, Co. G, 16Gth Ohio, aged
Cemetery GAINESVILLE. He leaves a widow.
Is, 1903, James ". stewart, CO. 3, S 18th syn Ky,
aged 80 years. Interment was made near
the place of his death. He leaves widow,
s % Mhom Ws bs residing at NoI
OFF0RD.-At GAINESVILLE, Ohio, March %,
1903, Charles Offord, Co. +. 18th Ohio Cav,
Of diseases resulting from his army service.
him to the grave p years ago His body
was borne TO his grave and tenderly la.l
away by former members of his own com
pany. He died Mt the residence of his
nephew, John +. Love, with whom he had
made his home for about one year
B0WERS.-At his home near GAINESVILLE,
Ohio. Dee: 80. 1908, Jacob H. Bowers, Co.
c. 97th Ohio aged GO. He enlisted Aug 4,
1862. and was mustered out with the com.
pany June 10. 1865. He was twice married,
but left no widow, his second wife preceding
him to the grave by about two years. lie
left one daughter by his first wife.
PUGH-At Columbus Ohio. March o.
1900, Joha L. Pugh, Co. r, 14sth Ohio. aged
85 years. He leaves n widow his second
wife, and two daughters and q son by his