The National tribune., 1909-06-03

was Haasnerted 70 20; !, aotn ii' wnsre s,r. Me
vived by bis widow and four children.
BtDDLE.-At Sterling, H., April Z, 1899. 1902
A. J. Biddle. He was born Dec. 70, 1880.
at Dearborn, Ind. He served four years in
the 35th Ind.
JoHNsoN.-At Glencoe. Okla, April II.
1s5S. William E. Johnson. He served In Co.
I, 44th Ind. Two daughters and i've sons
survive him.
WAUGH.-At Reddins Iowa, APRIL IL sa "a,
@ listed Sept. Is, 1853. and served in the 1leth
and In 18th Ind. till July. 1855.
GoUDIE.-At Stamford, Neb..- April l.,
1903, John A; H. Goudie, aged q years. Sc,n. q.
Der, 1851, and served In Co. B, 37th Ind.
His wife and a son survive him. 1000
IRwIN:-At Bruce. ILL.,. April 9, lss'
ss oho Gavin being @ to Captain
kfRKENDALL. AT Columbus, Ohio.
April 1s, 1909, James W; Kirkendeii. n. He
Is. 1855. in Co. D, ist Ohio Cav. being pro-
sCHoFIELD.-At Parkersburg, ". Va,
10 ohS hse Ge served SsiGs' S D. OF
Ohio. and in Co. H. 23d Ohio. He was p.o-
NOTED to Sergeant for conspicuous efficiency;
was detailed to special service in the Scouts
Lynchburg, Va, June .. 1854, and suffered in
the rebel prisons for 10 months. -, .,
aoLDAt yolga City ea Iowa " April a.
served three years in Co. ID. I'D III. HIS
widow and five children survive him.
WESToN.-At Daytona Beach Fla tdafe
in Co. H, Gath Ohio. Interment at Carlisle
Pa, April %. 1909 His widow survives him.
.GOODENoUGH. = AT Towanda, Pa.
6s years of age on Feb %, 1909. He en- en-
| listed Sept IL. 1861. as musician in 9Th Pa.
Reserves; discharged with band by Act Of Of
again. but was refused muster by Surgeons
| examination. account of physical disabil'
ity. His widow survives him.,
1907, Cyrus Mitchell. He served in Co. c,
23d Conn.
BEBRS.-At steuben, Ohio, April 1s, 1909,
Mrs. E. G.. Beers, wife Of Comrade Nathan
Beers, aged GG years. one month, four days.
She was taken prisoner while visiting her
husband at Winchester, 1863, and was I'M.
Castle Thunder, where she suffered from
hunger and hardshps, yet ever ministered TO
| the sick about her.
| FLINT.-At Warren, Minn.. May 3, 1909,
Jerry E. Flint He was born March 4, 1910;
enlisted Aug. %, 1861. and served in Co. q,
4th Wis. Cav, till June %, 1866 when he
was mustered out with ,, rank ,i, OF First @ Lieu
| CRAIG.-At Cedaryille. n. j., March II.
| 1909, Robert p. Craig, aged 50 years. He
enlisted in the 9th n. J.. and was transferred
his widow and two sons. ,
| BROWN.-At Denver Colo, Nov. 10, 1908,
Am9s % anry N &C. h tth W nns ns %dow
second wife) survives him.
| LANNING.-At Syracuse, n. Y. April 2,
1909, Joseph Il. Lanning, of Bromley, y. y,
aged II years. He served In Co. /, 9th U. ).
Cav.
KING.-At Broken Bow, Neb,. jan, 2s.
1908: George W. King, He was born = Sox; y;
| 1868 in Co. II, 32d Wis; was promoted TO
| First Lieutenant. Two daughters survive
ERICK.-At Morgan Park, ILL.,, April 20,
1909. William H. Erick. He served in Co.
A, 5th Ind. Cav.
BURToN.-At Buffalo. n. Y. May 2s.
1908. Thomas Burton. aged 62 years, nine
| months, IL days. He was born in Cleveland,
| Ohio; served in LIST Mich. Cav. He leaves
| widow and two sons. ,ooo
W. ". Estep, aged SO years. He served in
sHAw..At Port Orchard. Wash. March
| Culpeper County. Va. Sept. %. 1928; from
| the age of four years was reared In ONO:
He enlisted in 1864 and served tili close OF
| five daughters and two sons survive him.
| TIEDLER.--At Harmony, Pa, April l5.
1909. John Jacob Tiedler, aged Il years. He
served in 9Th Pa. H. A.. Four daughters sur
MARI0N-At Plymouth. Pa. March I,
1902 4a N MdTo ased caS ss as udaM
survives him.
sPICER.-At Pataskala, Ohio, Jan. :,
and il dngs cograde Spleen
| I'm Co. +, 110Ih Ohio; later, was transferred
to Co 4. 2lst S. " r. c He was a,1aspa,, a member
BaTd re ros eaSes G9s widow To- cadres an
| six grandchildren. Comrade Spicer was Sc
verely wounded while in the service, from
most continually. The Post at Pataskala CON
Quoted short funeral service, after which
the body was shipped to Celina, Ohio, for
| UTCKERSON N-At Croptshuro Wis Ian
q, 1909, Newton Hickerson, aged 81 years,
seven months, % days. He was born IN
paInam Isn1 County, Ohio, and and enlisted A.; Ang. n.
| 16 1865; was wounded at Chickamanga.
who served their country. - oo
| 1909. Daniel NJ. HuIse. aged % years. He
| was born in Orange County. N. Y. He
served in Co; A. 50th n. Y. Eng, and was
Gen. Burnham. He leaves a widow and two
WARNER.-At Pen yam. N. Y, April "A.
May 5, enlisted In 1861. and served one year
in Berdans Sharpsh00ters, when he was dis
charged for disabilities incurred In line Of
NEALE.-At Portland. Ore, Jan. IS, 1909,
Felix IL. Neale. He was born in Kentucky.
He entered the Regular Army In 1853; served
Sergeant. Co. d, 1st q. s. Cav; was badly
wounded both at Gettysburg and at Five
Forks. His widow. one son and three dauga-
ters survive him.
RoWE...At his home in Dover. N. A.,
April %. Seth w. Rowe, aged rs. Comrade
Rowe served In Co. q, nth Me-, making an
excellent record. He was the last surviving
member of a family of II children. five Of
whom served In the civil war. For 26 years
COmrade Rowe conducted a large restaurant
in Lewiston, Me. He Is survived by widow
and three children.
| CRANDALL-At Madison, Ind, Nov. q,
1908, Melvin c: Crandall, aged G6. Comrade
CrandaII served in Co. c, 9th Ind, till the
close of the war. He was buried at Rey-
nOlds, ILL.,; was charter member Of Rey-
nolds Post. G. A. r., and Is survived by q
widow and three children.
SHRIVER.--At his home near Reynolds,
ILL.,, Jan. -, Harvey Schriver, aged 66. Com
rade Schriyer served as Corporal Of Co. G,
126th ILL.,. was a charter member of Rey-
nods Post, and is survived by widow and
six children.
Robert Mack Hall, aged &c. Comrade Hall
served In Co. /, 9th N. Y. Cav. He was
made Quartermaster- Sergeant under Capt.
COwden. and was colorbearer In the battle
at Gettysburg, lost the first man, and cap
tured the first prisoner. Comrade Hall en-
dured imprisonment for 400 days in Libbey
and Andersonville, and suffered from the ay-
ful experience all his life. He is survived
LYKE.-At OconomowOc, Wis, Nov. II,
1903. Hiram F. Lyke. He served as First
Lieutenant Co. F. 2sth Wis.
ALLEN;-At Medical Lake. Wash, Oct.
q, 1908, John Y. Allen, aged "A years, nine
months. He served as Corporal, Co. G, 1st
Wis. He leaves widow, one son and one
daughter
sNYDER.-At Bedford. Ind. Feb. 10,
1908. Simon A. Snyder. He was born Oct.
1852, in Co. X. s4th ILL.,, in which he served
till June 16, 1855. He was shot in the head