The National tribune., 1910-09-01

y. March Il, 1910. Grove H. Dutton, Sergt.,
Co: y. 18th y. y. aged G3 years.
\, MARSHA AMLL:-Near IL Willow Springs. No
March March IL. 1910. VIM. II. Marshall. Co. II.
3ath Ia, Commander of Andy smith Post.
2i2. aged 81 years.
MAENING.-At his home in Bird Beach,
Ill on T., oct l. 1902 Philip Manning, Co. f.
"a IA II. A. aged G2 years He is survived
by his widow and seven children
9. MlLLS.-At the home of his daughter in
Mi,,s ri; James; mes - ohio, Aug ., 1910; Thompson
In co. II. 1SOth Ohio and was n member of
Hurd Post. His home WIS in Edison. o,
Conrade Mills is survived by his widow, one
DlLLoN.-Im Belmore Ohio. April %. 1910.
RGason c. liiiion, aged 65 years Comrade
Dillon served In the 3sth OHIO ana as a
guard of the Ohio State prison
PAlMER.-At his home In White Plains.
\: l. July 70. 1910. Rurlin n. Palmer aged
- years. '"mrnde Palmer serred in Co. *
L'Ht y Y ana was Il charter member Of
master.
The following members of the s9th III.
nave died since Oct, 1909. and are reported
by a. u. curran. Secretary: A. J. BignaI,
mt his home in Chicago. III. April 2s. 1910.
al:ed - years. Comrade Bignal served in
Go. X. and is survived by his widow and
c;'go. Ill, April 2G. 1910. aged Sc years.
Served in Go. X. Lieut. John II. Darcy. Co
g.. at Iolnt. H.. Oct. &. 1899. Frank Mar
,ctt: GO; r at Soldiers Home, Quincy. III
March :, 1910. Charles Roe Mt his home ~
Chicago. Ill, May L.. 1910. Served as
Qaartermaster Sergeant in co. X. Griffith
Alradnm. - Co g at Harrisburg, Pa, July
The following comrades have died in thc
National Military Home Ohio. during July
1910, and are reported bv G. II. Crittendon
Samuel Stcuber. aged y. Co. F. 9th Ohio
Edward Humphrey. aged Ga. Co c. I'd Ohio:
ftephen REan. aged So. Go. ID. 21st N. Y
CAV; Patrick Kelly. aged So Co G. 45th
Il
Ky. Cav: Charles W. Norwood. aged so. Co
9. 2lst KY: James DGlan. aged 30 Go. g.
10th y Y: Joseph Fiant, aged G5. Co. D,
S2d Ohio: John Cotior. aged 90. Go. i. s2d
Ohio: John Day. aged 80. 60. ID. sth n. Y;
James Burns, aged 20. Navy: Joel Weaver,
cs@a raraor CO 5o Co + f., IGN oh@; Charles K,
Monroe. aged ca. 18th Ind BAIT: Hugh II.
r. McMaster. aged 81. Co. G. LIST MINI.
y; A.; Lorenzo y. Riley. aged -, Co. z.
l5ith y. Y: Christopher Kaiser. aged 50.
60. II. 18th Mo: Edward Smith. nged q.
Capt. Goth Ill. Solomon Zedaker. aged
81. Co. A. 17Gth Ohio: Jacob Shoemaker.
aged G@. Co Z, 2sth Pa; James Phillips,
aTed sad S9 90 q r. co h one 19,tb tnv i Jerry Hoy
Henry A. HoIlingsworth. aged "a. Co. r.
18th Nd; Patrick McGrath. aged q. Cos.
aged 20. Hosp. Steward, Goth U. s; Daniel
W. Christian. aged 81 Co II. 1st y. Y:
John II. Meeker. aged II. Navy. u s. s.
Tempcst: Daniel c. Collins, aged 81, Co. II.
iSt \. s
CORCORAN.-At HoIyoke Mass. july
2S. John Corcoran, Cos. l. and D, 81 II. l.
II. 4.
LGNGBERRY.-At East Liberty. Ohio
Harrison Lonchcrry. Co. X. 176th Ohio.
pARKER-At his home in Brockport.
y. Y. Juiv il. ]. Chauncey Parker. 9th Co
1st Battalion. y. Y. Sharpshootnrs. aged -
Charter member of Cady Post, 236 Sur
virod ny his widow.
CHIDFSTER.-At his home in Bingham
ton. Y. Y. Andrew J. Chidester. 114th Y
Y. aged Ts member of Watrous Post
Survived Iy his widow.
C0PNELI..-At his home in Liskeyille, r.
J., March 10. Charles Cornell. Bat. r. Isl
Il. /. J.. A, aged CT. Survived by his widow