The National tribune., 1909-08-19

MAYNARD-Dieda at his residence in Lake
view Iowa, June 80. 1909. James \. May
nard aged % years. He served in 60. Il. Sth
~ ~. Eax. NV, He was resident OF Crawford
20, iowa many years, where he held posi-
lions OF trust and honor and was a man
OF integrity and force
WRIGHT.-Died at his residence in Da,;.
%n;cb, SSn;; iowa ,. July 2l 1909. Marquis ftrioss
] Comrade Wright served in Battery G. n,h
Y. L. A., and participated In cvery battle
In which nh NJ: battery was engaged He was
For many years he had been a sufferer from
kidney and bladder troubles. Death mas
come TO him as relief from keen and pa
and positive ideas, he was universally re-
| spected. He was member OF John \. Logan
Post, No. 5s, Department Of Iowa. G. A. r.
HosoM-R W. Hosom, of Co. ]. 1st Ohio
L. A., died at Trenton, Mo-. July .. 1909.
| wAITE-M. E. Waite, of Co D. 39th ILL.,
died at Austin, H., June 20, 1909 He was @
He spent six months in Libby Prison. Three
daughters and one son survive.
| PLANTZ.-Samuel Plantz. of Co r. 55th
| Ohio, died at Rising sun. Ohio, March 13.
1909. aged 60 years. He was born at Brad
and three sons, DIR. A. F. Plantz. of Fos-
toria. Ohio; d. NJ plantz. Of Buffalo. n. Y,
ard C. \. Plantz. of Los Angeles. Cal.
DowNING-Capt. W W. Downing. of Co
d. 33d Ohio, died June is, 1909, near
Racket. Mo.
HUNTsMAN.-Lieut. y. f. Huntsman. OF
Co. ID. 18th Pa. Cav, died at East Liverpool
Ohio July 10, 1909, aged IS years
! SEVEY-At his home in Sedro- Woollcy
Wash. April s, 1909. Warren J. Sevey. aged
~ years Served in Co. \. sth Mimi, from
Aug. -. 1862. TO muster-out at Charlotte
y. c., Aug II, 1865. His widow and three
children survive him. Born at Crawford,
Me- : enlisted at Anoka. MINI. much be-
loved comrade of W. L. Sherman Post, Scdro-
Wcolley, Wash.
BYRON.-Col. John W. Byron. Commits
sary of Subsistence and Superintendent of
Home. died June 10. 1909. lie born
in ireland. Nov. %, 1910. lie served during
the war in the Goth n. Y. known as Meagher's
Zouaves lie was wounded at Fair Oaks, and
spent six months in Libby Prison. After the
war he returned TO Ireland and was active in
the Fcnian movement to free the Green Isle,
ties. Later he aided the Cubans in their
warfare against the Spanish. He became
connected with the National Home in 1881,
and filed several responsible positions was
active in 6. A. x. affairs and popular with
all.
1909. Marion Minkley, aged G3 years. of Co.
u, Sd Ohio Cav, and Go. +. 1st Ohio III. \.
He was buried under the auspices of Gait
Lodge. No. 267, F. and \. NJ, of which he
was a member
PILCTIER-picd in Sacramento, Cal,
June 4, 1909, Lewis Pitcher. brother Of John
Pitcher. of Quincy, Ill. aged "A years. He
served in. Co. c, 1st Ore.
PARR0TT-At his home northwest of
Continental, Ohio. July 4. 1909. John s. Par
rott, aged 81 years. He served in Co. G,
Goth Ohio. Enlisted Aug. 90, 1862, and mus
tered out March "a. 1865. He was MEN,
ber of 4. V. Rice Post No. PA, 6. a. r., of
Continental. He leaves to mourn his loss
three sons and four daughters
DOW.-Henry a. Dow was born in Orland
Me-, Dec. %. 1899; served in Co. A, 16th
Me-, and was changed to Co. Z May 81, 1865
was discharged Corporal July g, 1865.
Was an honorcd member of s. J. Oakes Post,
G. \. II. Died at 0ldtown. Me-, June 10,
1909. lie married soon after the war Georg-
ianna Curricr. of Brewer, Me. One daugh-
ter. Mrs. Nellie Chapman, and his second
wife, Mrs. Addie Perkins-Dow, survive him.
STICKSEL.-John S. Sticksei Sr, died at
iNewtown, Ohio, July %, 1909, aged rs years.
He was born in Bavaria, Germany. Dec. 25,
1894 immigrated to America 10 1851; locat-
ing in Cincinnati, Ohio. In April, 1861, he
enlisted in the 10th Ohio. from which he was
transferred to the I'd L. S. \. of the Regular
Army in 1852. He served in Cos. K and L,
I'd U. S. A., and was discharged June 3,
1864. but remained in the employ of the Gov
eminent for year later. He took part in
the great battles fought in Virginia. A
widow and four sons mourn his loss.
BOGGS--At Fayetteville. Pa, May 26.
1909, John ID. Boggs. aged 73 years. He
served in Co. A, 165th Pa. He leaves a
widow.