The National tribune., 1910-04-14
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CASSIER.-At Spring Grove, Mimi, recent,
| ~ S0mrade William Cassier.
HENR.-At his home In Westminster Md
FEB II, 1910 Col S. X. Herr, late OF Craw,
ford's Pa Reserves Comrade Herr was bre.
Eettea colonel FOR bravery OH the field. He
| is survived by his widow
va III A EW;oAt his home in Frederick
Nd Fen. IA. 1910 Capt. Philip L. Hitcshew
. iate OF co; l. LIST Md Cav: Capt Hiteshew
his possessions IL letter from Gen. Sheridan
complimcntng him his valuable service
during during the Appomattox campaign. Capt
liitcshew Is survived by his widow
MEAD.-At Duquoln Ill. Jan. %. 1910
Gomrade David II. Mead. late OF Co ID, 3ist
Ill, aged 62 years. Comrade Mead is sur
vlyed by Il widow and five children
SANFORD.-At Bandon Ore. Aug o. 1900
Comrade Henry f. Sanford, late of the 9th
Iowa, aged IG years. Comrade Sanford is
survived by one daughter.
BROWSER.-At Compton. Cal. Feb. Q.
No, aged 66 years.
RUSSELL.-At his home in Rogers. Mimi,
Feb. q, 1910, John Russell, late OF Co. A.
11th Mimi, aged 50 years. Comrade Russell
is survived by six children % grandchildren
and eight great-grandchildrcn
SIMMONS.-At his home in KenOsha Wis.
zen. II, II. 6. Simmons, multi-miliOnaire
and an honorary member Of the National G..
A. X.
GARDNER.-At his home in Independence.
Iowa. Dec. 2l. 1909. Comrade Milton H. Gard.
ner, late Of Go. e, Both Wis. Comrade Gard
ner is survived by an invalid widow and four
BAILEY.-At his home in Carl Junction.
Mo, Jan. II. 1910. John Bailey. aged ~
years Comrade Bailey was member of
Post No. 11j, 6. A. r., Department of Mis-
souri,.
KIRK.-At Combs, Ark. Feb 6. 1910, Mil
lard II. Kirk late of Co. c. 153d Ohio Ma
tional Guard. Comrade Kirk Is survived by
his widow.
WILLIAMS.--At his home in Neigh. Neb..
Feb. 2, 1910 Charles II. Williams, aged "A
Williams is survived by two children and four
sisters.
WHITTEN.-At his home in Newark. n.
Of Co. A, 14th Ky. Comrade Written saw
much active service, and was severely wound
cd at the Battle of New Hope Church, Ga
ILL.,. Feb. 10, 1910. Alexander Tuck. Of Co
G, LIST Tenn. aged 76 years. Comrade Tuck
was a member and Post Commander of
widow, two daughters, and two grandchil-
dren and one brother.
MUsTO.-At his home in Bingham. Pa.
Feb %, 1910. Geo. w. Music. late of Co. c.
sd Pa. aged 66 years. Comrade Music is
survived by his widow and n daughter.
BROWN.-At his home in Houtzdale. Pa,
Feb: "a, 1910, William Brown, late of Co.
DOLES.-At his home near Roy Ohio
Comrade Doles. LATE OF Co. g. 22d Ohio, aged
Lieut. Feers POST No. e s4 at the tme of
bis death.
FLOWERs-At his home in Columbus,
OHIO, Nov. 10; 1899, 1902 John g. Flowers, late
HAYS.-At his home in Coshocton, Ohio,
Dec. 81, 1909, Capt f. Y. Hays, late Of Co.
X, s2d Ohio, aged 72 years. Capt. Hays
gagements, and was prisoner in Belle Island
for nearly six months. Capt. Hays was the
oldest member Of the COshOcton County bar,
and his death Is sincerely mourned by all
who knew him. His death was due to in
iuries received from a gas explosion at his
III, r,ry A. Moo,o,io oh;o No,oh o
1910. William Beatty, late of Co. y, 25th
Ohio. aged 63 years. Comrade Beatty was
a member of Harris Elson Post. No 72S,
being its Adiutant at the time OF his death
CUsHMAN:-At his home in Hood River.
Ore, Feb i27, 1910, Edward Cushman. aged
IS years. Comrade Cushman was Sergeant Of
He was also n member of Canby Post. No.
16. Of Hood River, and Is survived by a
widow and three children.
RYCKMAN.-At his home near Newark "
J.. Comrade David Ryckman, late of Co. &.
10Th Ohio and Co. E, 9th n. Y. II. A, aged
SO years
Joseph X. ScoCin. aged 40 years, late OF the
10Th Ill. COmrade Scogin was in many bat
ties and marched with Sherman to the sea
FAGAN-At his home In Denver, Ind.
Oct. II. 1898. Comrade B. Il. Pagan. late of
the Goth Ohio and list Ohio. Comrade Pagan
bad never been entirely well since the war.
CHIDSEY.-At his home in Shelton,
Conn, Sept. 30. 1908. Comrade A. B. Chidsey,
late of co. r. 18th Conn.
HIGGlNS-At his home In Duluth Mimi.
Dee. TO- 1909. Stanley w. Higgins, late of
Co Il. 69;h Ohio Two days prior to his
death he was elected Commander of Willie
a. German Post. Comrade Higgins is sur |
vived by his widow and four sons.
WALTENBERGER.-At his home in Gait, |
Cal Jan. 0. 1910, Joseph Waltenberger aged
Gl years. Comrade Waltenberger enlisted in
the navy when quite young and served dur |
Ing the war on the U. s. gunboat Lafayette. |
He is survived by widow and one daugh |
ter.