The National tribune., 1910-06-02
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sUYDAM.--At Fernandna, Fla, May IS,
.. W. Suydan. Quartcrmaster- Sergeant, Co.
ID, 9th Ohio Cav, aged 50 years.
CURBY.-At his home in Newark. Ohio,
Dec. "a. 1909, George Curby. Co. +. 9Jth
CHAPMAN his home in Hubbardstou,
Mass. May 3, 1910. Clinton a. Chapman, Co
d. 18th Mass. aged 76 years.
Cal. April 80. 1910. William F. Bates Lieu
tenant SD Pa, aged IS years. Comrade
Bates is survived by his widow and three
GRIM.-At his home in smithfeld. Mo,
Feb. 2s. 1910. Adam Grim. Co. \, 14s;h Pa.
aged 73 years. COmrade Grim was Chaplain
of his Post. and was well loved and respected
by all who knew him.
| FLoWER.-At his home in Bayard. Neb..
March "a. 1910. Charles f. Flower, Co. Z,
Comrade Flower was Chaplain of Robinson
Post. $50. Department of Nebraska. and had
been blind for five or six years.
Moses Gibbo. Co E, 9sth y. Y, aged So years,
Gomrade Gibbo was member of Brennan
GASKILL.-At his home in Ncoga. ILL.,.
March q. 1910, Allen Gaskill, Captain, Co.
I, 51st Ohio, aged 92 years.
| PRovOsT.-At his home in Cambridge.
11th Vt, aged 6s years Comrade Provost
was Chaplain of Post 10. of Cambridge. Vt
MARTIN-At Brooklyn, N. Y. Oct. 3.
1910. Thomas b. Martin, veteran of the
! CAvETT.-At Temple. Okla. Jan. II. 1910.
4 NJ Cavett. Co. A, Sth Tenn. Comrade
Savett is survived by his widow and II chill
KUpPER.-At his home in Miami. Ohio.
March 30, 1910. John E. Kupper, Co. C.
sMITH-At his home in Elizabeth. Pa,
| recently, Wilson s. Smith, Sergeant Co d.
18th Pa. Cav. Comrade Smith is survived
| by his widow and five children
GRURE.-At the Soldiers Home. Bath.
y. Y: March %. 1910 Ernest r. W. CRUDE.
Co. H. 74th ~ Y. aged ~ years. Comrade
10. Department Of New York.
| wADDELL.-At Omaha, Neb, in March,
1910: James Waddell. Comrade Waddell was
visiting his son at the time of his death
| MANCHESTER.-At his home in MERGED,
! Cal. Jan "a. 1910. l.. \. Manchester OF the
California Battalion and the 22d Mass. Cav,
aged 81 years .Comrade Manchester is sur
vived by his widow and three children.
GLAsNIER.--At Baxter Springs. Kan,
March &c. 1910. Harrison Glasnicr. Co. B,
57th H.. aged 50 years Comrade Glasnier
was member of Baxter Post. 1913.
! H0LLOWAY.-At Enterprise. Ore. March
H., 1910, William Holloway Co. G. 1o1st
| Ind. aged 10 years. Comrade Holloway Is
survived by his widow and six children. He
was a charter member of Capt. II. Stanley
Post. of Flora, Ore.
GADD.-At the hospital of Iowa Soldiers
3lst Ohio. Comrade Gadd is survived by his
widow and one daughter.
/ CARHEL;-At Gemenoppesky. Alaska Dec.
o. 1909 Edward F. Carfel. aged 20 years.
Comrade Carhel enlisted in 1861 and served
until the close of the war, and is survived
| by three children.
BRowN.-.At his home in Fast Haddam
Conn. April %. 1910. Iohn II. Brown. Co
| F.. 18th Conn, aged 75 years. Comrade
Brown Is survived bv his widow.
| DRONE-At his home in Illinois April Is
| 1910. Eli Drone. Hath ILL.,. aged - years
| Comrade Drone was member OF Stephenson
Post. No. 30; and is survived by his widow
and nine children.
BROWNE his home in Lswisburg Pa.
Feb &c. 1910. Samuel Brown. Co. E, 142d
| Pa. aged 81 years
| STANFORD-At his home in Patterson.
y. J.: Nov. 6. 1909. Alfred B. Stanford, Co.
| ii. 9th Iowa. and Co. II. 18th Iowa.
| -MORTON.--At the home of his son in Tur-
lock. Cal. April 23. 1910. John Morton Cos.
r and G. 37th Ind. aged 65 years.
WOLF.-At Dover y. J.. Comrade Wolf.
who was a member of James McDevitt Post.
No. "a. Department of New Jersey, aged 76
years.
| MILLER-At his home in SeIlwood. Ore.
| ADriI 10. 1910. Francis r. Miller. Co. f. 9th
Mimi Comrade Miller is survived by his
widow ard two children.
| CLARK.-At TOgansport. Ind. April 16.
| 1910. Comrade James Clark. who. when a
| "trusty'' at Andersonville Prison. attempted
TO assassinate Wirz and all but lost his own
| life.