The National tribune., 1909-10-07

the Stephenson monument at Washington
and took so much heart in the work that
he returned second time to Washington
TO see-tiat it WAS all right and this at 4
time when he was hardly able to travel.
BARDENwERPER.-At the soldiers
Home. Waupaoi, Wis, Sept. 3, L. w. Bar
denweFper. He Was born in Braurschweig,
Germany, in 1S29 and for many years was Il
travelling salesman from Milwaukee. retirin:;
from the road in 1901. He WAS Quarter
master Of E. 3. Wolcott Post. He served
in the 9TH Wis. l.. A. from New Madrid
count of disabilities. He leaves widow.
Two SONS and two brothers. One of the latter
IS = veteran.
1909. DIR. Thad .Donohue. formerly Surgeon
in the 10th U. s. e. T.
ArWOUD.-At Chelsea, VT, Feb. 2s John
r: Atwood; He was a charter member of
Waterson Post at Chelsea.
HOfT:--At his home in Chicago, July q.
f. W. Hoyt, sd Ill. He was buried by
Julius White Post, T4o, of which he was a
PLUss-At Hastings, Neb.. Aug. 2, 1869.
James G. Pluss. aged - years. He enlisted
in Go. L., 4Ith ILL.,, as private in August.
1851, and was mustered out as CaPsain of
active in political affairs. Il lifelong Kepub-
ican and WAS constant reader of The
National Tribune. He leaves a widow and
six daughters to mourn his loss.
HAKRIMAN.-At Nevada No. Sept. II.
1909. John Andrew Hartman. Co. l., LIST
Iowa. Comrade Hartman several
times Commander of Gen. joe Bailey Post.
He leaves widow and seven children.
SHELDON.-At his home near Dwight.
ILL.,. Aug. -. 1909. Charles F. sheldon, aged
and saw much nard service, being with
Sheridan at Cedar Greek. He WIS mem
ber of Dwight Post, G.. 4. r., and Of several
"rher Orders. He leaves widow and Ole
child.
WARD.-At his home in Trenton. Mo,
Sept. III, 1902 Jesse l.: Ward. Co. h, 14Jtn
Ind. He was member of Col. Jacob Smith
McCORMICK.-At his hcme in Eureka.
Mimi. Aug. Il. Samuel Mccormick, 44th "
Y. He served three years and was twice
EDGAE;aAt his home in Beaver, Pa.
Edgar enlisted April -. 1861. in Co. F. 10th
Pa. r. G.. and reonlisted in December, 1863
in Co. I. 19lst Pa. He lost his left arm II;
the battle of Five Forks.
THURsToN,-At his home in Blooming
T'hurston. 10th Mlnn. A little pathetic in
cident in connection with Comrade ThurNtOn
Is related b" Ids wife. He had '-een a sub
scriber to The National Tribune fer 26 years.
The first copy he had been lOaTed TO
HIM by brother c0mrade when he was IL,
and he said that he must have it. He sub
scribed at once and it seems Il remarkable
cGincidcnce that his subscription to The
Nationli Tribune expired on his birthday,
and that last paper arrived on the day
of his death. He hacked two months of
STANSBURY.-At his nome in Garrett.
Ind, Aug. 10, 19o9 Tiche StInsbury. 10JIn
III. C0mrIde Stansbury was member of
Post 322, Department of INDIANA He leaves
widow and one daughter.
WEATHERFORD.-At his home in Aurora
Ind, Aug. 10. 1909. John Weatierfcrd, 10th
Ind. Cav. He leaves a widow, two daugh-
ters and three sons.
OAKMAN.-At Washington. Mass, Sept.
., 1909. Col. Hiram Abiff Oakman.
GRAMBLITTIAt ,6s his ,IlS bone :, in 1if Wagika'
in his nth year. He was formerly mem-
ber of the Hath Ohio. serving thru the war
of the rebellion in that regiment. He left
Il widow, four sons and two daughters-al
RIKER-At St. Paris. Ohio March 1909,
John F. Riker. In his S1st year.
PARO.-at bis home in Wilmington. Del,
April 81, 1903. Carese Paro. late OF Co. II.
11sth \. Y. He was 90 years old the day
KILLMER.-At his home in Canaan
Conn, Aug. 81 Milton Killmer. aged 6i
years He was Commander of Post TO. q.
A. r.. of Canaan, at the time of his death
and had been its Commander for number
vOLKwEIS.-At his home in Port Or
chard. Wash, Sept: 13. 1909, Jacob Voik-
weis, late Of Co; o.. B. 2sth Ohio; Comride SIt
coming to this country enlisted and served
nearly four years In the one company. He
was member of Foote Post c. A r., De-
partmeut of Washington and Alaska.
JEPSON.-In the hospital at MelfOrd,
Mass, Sept 20. 1909, William II. Jepson.
Comrade Jepson was First Sergeant of Co.
+ III that gallant old 1st. Mass. He took
part In 20 battles and skirmishes and was
wounded in the battle of Charlottesville,
May 1. 1863. He was also seriously wounded
In his back while Telling trees In the Pioneer
Corps for roads. After the war he WAS !:
sufferer and for the past eight
years had been in helpless condition. He
was IS years and nine months and had been
for most of his life subscriber to The |,
National Tribune. which he considered the |
hest and truest veteran paper In the couh-
try. |
ANDERSON-At his home near ScriIiton. !
keIns.. July 2S. 1902 Lars Anderson. in his
18th year. He served in Co. i. 81 il5iT9'. /
Cav. and IN Co. F, 4th U, ;. He leaves |
widow and one son to mourn his loss.
CHAMBERLAIN-At his home in Pe-riS, |
Cal. Sept. 3, 1899. William Chamberlain. |
aged So years Comrade Chamberlain served
three years in Co. I. LIST Vt. CAv.
CROUCH.-At his home in Dearborn.
Mich, Jan. S. 1909. Willlnm Crouch. lie |
was member of Brady's Sharpshooters, !