The National tribune., 1909-06-24
MUSTERED OUT.

TILTON.-At Lowell. Mass. Memorial
Day. Herman n. Tilton. aged a. COmrade
T1lton served faithfully in Co; A, 1st Mass, IS:
most faithful and efficient officers Of the
Lowell police force for 81 years, and had
been on one beat 20 years at the time Of his
| death. A faithful and true comrade, officer
and friend. His funeral was largely attend
ed by comrades and friends. James A. Gar
field. Post 90 G. A. r., OF which he was a
ss the Rsach g. ea e. Mav
| 1909. DR.. John Wright. aged S3 years. He
was Surgeon Of the 10th ill. He Is sur
vived by his wife. two sons, one daughter
and one granddaughter.
STETSON.-At West Cunningham, Mass.
Nov. q, 1908, Charles S. Stetson. 10th Mass.
DAINES-At Hubbard City. Tex, Oct.
%, 1907. Alison E. DANES Of Meigs County.
Ohio. He served in Co. X. 1s7th Ohio.
7 YeLsSn BSyerT f. pa Was Pss son 2
Butler Co.. Pa. Dec. "a. 1885: served in
13Ith Pa. and in 18TH Pa. and suffered i'm
| prisonment as prisoner Of war In Ander-
| sonville for six mcnths
WOLCOTT.-On Southern Pacific train, en-
route from San Francisco Cal, to Portland,
was born at warsaw, \. z. Feb. 5. 1913;
d, SD H.. TIL close Of war. 1865. having
been successfully promoted TO the rank OF
First Lieutenant.
OSTRANDER.-At East Windsor. N. Y,
| March 6, 1902 Charles II. Ostrander. He
served in Co. X, 1O2d n. Y He leaves a
widow.
RI RHEA;-At MartinsvIIle. Ind; April -.
59th Ind, from 1861 to 1865.
.EAssoN.-At Ozark, Mo-, Jan. 4. 1909.
months. 10 days: He was born in Scotland:
came to the United States In childhood
served IN sth n. Y. Ind. Art. He leaves a
widow and one daughter.
Mo-, MIcajah Townsend Hill. aged "a years.
He served in Co. C, 1st Ohio. Afterward
promoted to First Lieutenant, 18TH Ohio.
His widow, three daughters, and one son
| survive him. No date Is given.
JAHNIES.-At Chicago. ILL.,, Nov. %, 1907
Conrad Jahnles. He was born Aug. IL. 1888.
at Blessen. Bavaria. Germany; came to the
United States In 1884: served thru the war
four csiltren, and three grandchildren.
Editor National Tribune: Following is n
list Of comrades who died In 1908 and 1909
in this Post: VIM: Heagle, Dec. q. 1908; Co.
F. 143d Pa, Sandy Ridge, Center Co., Pa.
VIM. I. Dixon. at MADEIRA. Pa; Jan. II. 1909,
! Co. B, 10th Pa; Co. F. 18th v. r.; Clear
Sept. 2s. 1908. Co. X, 18th Pa. Cav: Clear.
field County, Pa. Thomas Gordon, at Houtz-
dale April 13, 1909; Co G; 18th Pa; Clear
Post 293, Ramey, Pa.
MILLER.-At Cherry Hill. Nd. May s.
1909. John W. Miller. He served as Second
Lieutenant. Co. II, PurneIl Legion. He was
born in 1890.
MATTHEWS.-At EIkton, Nd, May %,
1909, Peason Matthews. aged Ga years. He
served in Co. A, 11th Md.
WADLEN.-At National Military Home.
Leavenworth, Kan, April II, 1909, Gustavus
A. Wallen. He served as Sergeant In Co.
ID, sd Ill.
CLADIN-At Mt. Healthy. Ohio, April,
1909, Morand Cladin. He served in 12sth
Ohio. and lost leg in battle at Resaca. Ga.
APPLEGATE.-At Mt. Healthy, Ohio,
Sept. q, 1908. Thomas Applegate. He served
In the 35th Ohio.
LA B0ITEAUX.-At Mt. Healthy, Ohio.
March 10, 1909. Fiorian La Boiteaux. He
served on gunboat st. Clair and in Co. NJ,
10th Ohio Cav.
HUNT.-At Mt. Healthy, Ohio, March 2.
1909, Henry Hunt. He served in Co. F.
13Sth Ohio.
NOBLE;-At Mt; Healthy. Ohio. April 10,
1900, David ID. Noble. He served In Co. X,
Goth Ohio, and was wounded by fragment
of a shell in the engagement at Nickajack
Creek, In the Atlanta campaign. He was
conspicuous for bravery, and served on the
color guard Of the regiment.