The National tribune., 1909-08-12
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Hsn,sGs ae was 5 born in Baltimore. Nd !: served as
oap'ain ~ p MI, IN 20; G, 59th Ohio. He vas one
u hoted FAMILY, being n brother of Admiral
kantz and Gen. A. V. Kautz and at fne time
Of his death was President Of the Citizens
Bank OF Higginsport, Ohio.
ohsd SIEMAhT..o MA !, p Stewart; of Co. C. seth
June 4, 1909. For nine years he was the
undertaken of the Home. he died from blood
poisoning contracted while preparing a body
for burial.
NORToN.-At Kansas City, Mo, July 16,
Lieut.. Charles A. Norton. who served as Ad-
jutant of the 49th Ohio during the war
SHIELDS.-James NJ Shields, OF Co. L,
10th Ky. Cav, died at Tina, Mo-, June 81,
1909. He was a native of Hillsburg, KY,
and a widow, one son and two daughters
survive.
HARTRAM-Enoch Hartram. Of Co. I,
32d Ohio, died at Rocky Fork, Ohio Dec. 81,
1908.
GARSUCH.-John Garsuch. of Co. I. 32d
Ohio, died In Delaware Co., Ohio, March 3,
1909.
BUTCHER.-Jos. J. Butcher, of Co F,
10th Conn, died at Natick, r. l., June 90
1909. He served from Sept. 2G, 1861. TO
citizen, and widow, two daughters and a
son survive his passing.
EDwARDs.-John L. Edwards, Of Co. X,
! st Wis. III. A. died at Waukesha. Wis. June
%, 1909 at the sge Of 81 His wife died
but . few days previously. lie was mem
ber of Wm: b. Gushing Post, No. 10, G. A. r..
of waukesha.
SHoWALTER.-James H. Showalter Co.
+. 18th Ohio, and First Corporal, Co c, 10th
Ohio, was born Jan. IL, 1884, in Rockingham
Co, Va; died May I, 1909, at Delaware,
Ohio. X. +. ID. No. 4. aged IS years. three
months, 20 days. Comrade Showalter en-
served throughout the entire civil war in the
famous 10th Ohio, which never knew defeat
and marched with Sherman to the sea. and
then to the Grand Review at Washington.
From the hardships and exposures of his
army service he lost his eyesight, being
totally blind for the last "a years of his life.
He was a member of the U. b. Church. He
leaves widow, two sons and one daughter.
c, 9Th W. Va. Cav, died at Kingswood, W.
Va, June 26, 1909. Sergeant Menear was
five years in the service, part Of the time on
the plains after Indians He was Past Com
mander of Kelley Post, G. A. r.. and was
buried by his comrades according to the rit-
ual.
CALLAHAN.-Albert Callahan died at
Greenford. Ohio, July Il, 1909, aged 50
Ohio. His regiment was given the sobriquet
of ''The Opdycke Tigers" by Gen. Thomas
for its fierce fighting at the battle of Chick
amauga. The deceased was one of the BRAY
est men in that gallant regiment, and was
wounded in one of its engagements, by a
mimic ball lodging in the forehead He
was member of Trescott Post, No. 10,
Salem, Ohio.
BATEY.-James W. Batey died at Tilla-
moots City. Ore, April IA. 1909. He was
born in Athens, Ohio, Sept. -. 1s49. He
served as Corporal in Co. NJ. 7th NO.. and
Co. I, 1st Mo. Cav. He enlisted Aug. 8,
1862, and was discharged at Little Rock,
Ark, May 30, 1865.
FULLER.-James E. Fuller, Q. ". Ser
geant. 1st U. S. Colored Cav, died at Nor
folk, Va, June %, 1909. He was an active
member of Commander Dahlgren Post, No. 4.
G. A. R., Norfolk Va. He leaves a wife and
two daughters.
CARROLL. II. Carroll, of the 1st Kan,
died at Billings, Mont, July 0, 1909.
COmrade C. II. Crittenden, of the National
Military Home, Dayton, Ohio, sends list
of deaths at the Home during June, fol-
lows: Henry W. Hurt, Co. F, 154th ILL.,;