The National tribune., 1909-07-08
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GRIFFITH-Benj L. Griffith, of Co. e,
3Ith Ill, and Co. ID, 3lst H., died at Hilda.
| Mo, June ?, 1909, in his 10th year. He was
grandson of Benz. Lundy. who. with VIM.
| Lloyd Garrison, started the first anti-siavery
| paper. Griffith served In two different regi-
Inents, and was with Sherman in his mem
| and thence to Washington to the Grand Re
| view. After the war he engaged in mer
chandzing and Travelled for some years as
| commercial salesman A widow and three
WERNER Conrad Werner, native of
| Pennsylvania. and n member of the 9th W.
Va. during the civil wary-died at the home
June ., 1909, in his 6sth year
FISHER-CoI Thos. NJ Fisher died at
| Walla Walla, Wash, June II, 1909. He was
native Of Lancaster. Pa, where he was
born Feb. 10, 1916. He enlisted in the 5th
| was member of the 2d Pa. and partici-
| pated in the battle of Gettysburg. At Fred
| to become Captain Of Co. b, 10th Pa, and
| took part In the great battles of the Yir-
| ginia campaigns After the war he became a
! Lieutenant in the I'd U. s. Inf, and served
! in Indian campaigns in Oregon and Wash
| ington. He studied law while in the army
and resigned and practiced for several years
in Wyoming and Colorado. In 1890 he be
came U. ). inspector of immigration aud
was assigned to the Seattle district. At the
| time of his death he was Chinese immigra-
tion inspector at Walla Walla. where he
|
and general society work He was twice
married. leaving widow and two sons.
DACHRoDT-Lieut.-C Col. Jacob Dachrodt
| died at Easton. Pa, June 4. 1909. in the
ton, Pa, Sept H. 1928: served three months
as Captain OF Co r, 1st Pa; became Lieu
tenant Colonel of the 153d Pa, Oct. il.
iorsvllle, va % May ises: sen mustered as TnGsi cat
| with the regiment July "a. 1863. He leaves
to mourn his loss n widow. one son, a
brother and sister. and large circle of
comrades and friends.
| ITTERLY-At his home. near Belfast.
Northampton County, Pa, June 2, 1909, ia
cob Utterly, private of Co. l. 153d Pa. aged
81. He Is survived by widow, two sons
| and a daughter.
| BURGER-Dled at Sedalia, Mo-. June II.
1909, Comrade Joseph Burger. aged IS years,
| and leaves widow. three sons, and three
daughters. Comrade Burger was born in
Germany. and came to this country when a
| young man.
| KEHRLY-William Kehrly Co. l. 12Oth
Ind, died at his home in Salam0nia, Ind.
| June, 16 1909, aged 63 years. He left
| widow. six sons and five daughters. a
| good father has passed to his reward.
| ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Ruckweid whose
| civil war service was on q gunboat, died at
his home near Salamonia. Ind. June 6. 1909,
| aged 60 years: left widow and two daugh-
Post, 516. Salamonia, Ind
PERRINE-At his home in Continental,
Ohio. William NJ. Perrine. aged 76 years.
He served in Co. A. 169 o; n. G., and two
| SONS survive him. He belonged to 4. V.
| Rice Post, G. A. r., of Continental, Ohio.
| REASON-Wm. II. Reason died at his
home near Hillard. Ohio. June 8, 1909, aged
| % years. He enlisted in Co. H, 95th Ohio.
| in July 1852; was severely wounded in bat
| tie at Richmond, KY, Aug. 30, 1862, from
| the effects of which he never fully recov-
cred. He was good soldier and citizen.
CHERRY-Died CHERRY at stromsburg: Neb.,
three months and three days. Comrade
| Cherry served three years and four months
in Co. II. Sd Wis, filling all grades from
private to Sergeant. His wife preceded him
| to the other life some nine months. His
death was FASTENED by an accident on Memo
| rial Day. A son and daughter survive
| worthy father.
EWING-Col Martin Baum Ewing one Of
| the early residents of Cincinnati, Ohio. died
May "a. 1909. after a lingering Illness at his
home on Bonaparte avenue, Walnut HILL
| Cincinnati, Ohio. Col Ewing served as Lieu
tenant Colonel with the % Ohio II. a. His
| first service was as Lieutenant of Battery
II. LIST Ohio l.. a. He was at one time n
| clerk in the police department of Cncin-
| natl, but of late years was in the insurance
| business.
WALKER-Henry Walker. Co. II, 1O3d
Ill, died at his home in Bryant, ILL.,. March
sea with Sherman. He was a good soldier
| and good citizen.
| FERRIS-Died at Wilson, n. Y, June T.
II. A Ferris. Past Commander of Peter A.
| Porter Post, 1876. Department of New York
| Comrade Ferris had been the Commander of
his Post for some eight years and a sub
scriber of The National Tribune for over 20
| yers.
MAY-In hospital at Hastings, Neb., on
| May 2S, l909 Daniel May, aged II years. He
| served his country in Co. D. 96th Ohio. and
| lost an arm in the service. He was an hon
red member of Memorial Post: 157, at
| Shfekley, Neb., where he was buried Ne
| mortal Dov in honor bv biG 10
a very frail widow and two grown sons.
| PFEIFFER-Geo. w. Pfeiffer enlisted at
Morristown. Pa, at IS years of age and
| 2521 North 2Gth street Philadelphia, Pa. He
| leaves devoted wife, Mrs. Kate Pfeiffer.
four Jour grown % s. sons Joseph H. David &c g.
ters, Mrs saIlie r. Rice and Mrs Kathryn
II. MacClay. all married and living within
is ived for '0e over 20 years. ears They % mourn the the
| loss of beloved and affectiOnate father
lie was in the employ Of the city hall for
publican Party in the 2sth Ward. He was
| also member of Winfield Scott Post, Ia
!. A. r., 205f Ridge avenue. Philadelphia
| The Pos. attended the funeral under Com
| sic, accompanied by the W. Il. C. and Sons
| of Veterans; Rev. Geo Z. Meyer, of Gel
He buried in Mt. Peace Cemetery with
full military honors by the Post he loved so
well. The Thomas b. Smith Repubicanl
| Club attended In body. Dr. j. H.. r.
Moore. Surgeon of Winfield Scott Post. who
had been Comrade Pfcffer's family physi-
| clan for over 30 years, writes us that
brave soldier, loyal citizen and a good
| comrade, father and friend passed away
when G. w. Pfeiffer answered the final roll
4 call.
J LOTZ-Isaac B. Lotz, Co. B, 18th Ind
| died at his home at Salamonia, Ind. May
| B. 1909, aged So years. He leaves widow
six sons and one daughter. He was a men,
Der OF Henry Mclaughlin Post, 516, of Sala-
rnOnia, Ind.
| WHITB-Amzl F. White died Mt Marion
| ILL.,, June r. 1909. His father served In the
| Mexican War and in the civil war was
| Lieutenant Colonel of the 31st ILL.,, under
| Col. John A. Logan, and was killed at Fort
! Donelson. Amzi was then boy of 49, and
| served on the staff of Gen. Logan as an
Orderly, through the long Western campaign
| In private life, after the war. "Zi" White
filled various responsible positions, and as
business man enjoyed a high standing He
was survived by his wife. ter. Leona
| (Mrs. John Moore, of Washington d. ca,
and brother, John II. White, of Marion
III, as well as by half sister, Mrs. Nettie
| Mitchell Benedict of New York City.
| PORTER-ThOmaS Porter died Mt Red