The National tribune., 1909-09-02

one son. The town. comrades Church and
all will miss him. His remains were laid to
rest at Cambridge Springs, Pa.
CAMPBELL.-Wm. Campbell of 10fst Ill,
died at Evanston. ILL.,, May 10. 1909. He
| enlisted at the age of 10, and served In
| the yicksburg campaign, and was engaged
| in many Of the battles of the Southwest.
He was twice seriously wounded and re
| mained In the hospital nearly year. ne
suffered almost continuously from his
| wounds. and as late as 1900 1t was found
native OF Ireland. and came to America with
his parents when he was four years old
LitehaeId. ILL.,. for eight years. widow
| and four children survive
Comraje J.. w. Edwards, Of the Pacific
Branch Of the NatonaI ms
! Home died during the month ending July
n, 1893: Augustus Thompson. Co A. 18Th
Ohio; John n,.rk Tte1y Co a,, Is. Ma cal
E. Priest. Co. g, 11th NO.: Geo: s. Ackiey,
Co. D, 1s4th N. T.; Edward s. Waymoth.
co, D; 9th VI; Aminsus G Graham ,o,s Co os.: 4;
Cav; George Esge. Co. p, 18th III; Daniel
LIST Ore: Irving Campbell. Co. A. TIN Cal /:
| George s. Hagen. 9th Ohio L. A.: Joseph
Gilliland. Co. d. Both Ind: William Fl.
| Fontleroy, o. s. Navy.
MARTIN.-Robt. Fl. Martin. Sergeant Co.
I. 4sth Ind. died at DeIphos. Ohio. July
10. $3.50. aged Is years. He enlisted Dee.
1867, and was mustered out Sept 4. 1865:
WAS q railroad engineer for many years
after the war until failing sight compelled
him to give mp his engine. Cemrode Mar
tin wrote number Of interesting articles
for The National Tribune.
TRIGG.-Jos T. Trigg, Co. II. Hath Ohio.
65 years.
HIMROD-EIisha H. Himrod. Co. p.
18th Ohio. died at Cireleville, Ohio, July
| 9, 1909. aged SO years.
years. died suty Il. 1Sos. at aensensiIie,
N. Y; was a member of Co. II. 5ith n. /.
BLACK.-G. G. Black died June %. 1909.
at Nampa. Idaho. aged so years and six
months: was a member Of Co. G., 114th
Ohio. survived by seven children
BAILEY-Wm. Bailey died at Ell Dorado.
Kan. Aug. G. 1909: was a member or Co.
b. 32d Ohio; widow. three sons and two
daughters survive.
MOLDEN-Bledsoe Molden of the I'd
Colo, was found drowned in channel near
Lake Archer, Colo, July %, 1909. He is said
TO have been the last survivor Of Gen Ere
monts expedition to the West in 1850 Com
rade' Molden had n varied career; was in
the Mexican War and served for time as
! orderly to Gen. Taylor: was also n guide
when Gen. JohnstOns army went to Utah
at the time of the Mormon war. and for Il
| time was associated with Kit Carson: was
also In Nicaragua with one Of Walkers
expeditions: was wounded four times in var
| ious battles; was member Of Geo; Wash,
ington Post, G.. A. r.. Denver Colo, and
was buried by his Post.
TALLMAN.-Christophe C. TaIIman died
at Yamhill, Ore, June 10. 1909. aged ~
years; was member of Co. c.. 18th Mich,
and Commander of Warren Post, G. A. r.
ANDIS.-At Fort Scott, Kan. Capt. Rob
ert e. Andis. Comrade Andis was born in
Virginia in 1890 but moved to Indiana and
at the commencement of the Mexican War
enlisted In the 5th Ind, in which he served
until the close of the war. At the break
ing out OF the war Of the rebellion he was
commissioned First Lieutenant in Co. b,
9th Ind, and eventrHify promoted to Cap
tain. serving until he severely wounded
before Atlanta. July ~, 1864. He was left
for dead on the field. His wound was so
severe as to compel his discharge the follow
ing December. and he suffered from 1t all
his life. He leaves aged wife and the
memory Of noble life spent for the good
of others.
CHAFLIN.-At Green Bay. Wis, July o.
after q lingering Illness. Amos A. Chafin,
who served three years in the army and was
part of the force which compelled the sur