The National tribune., 1910-10-13
VETERANS IN THE CITY.

| Doren Bates. 9th Ind. Dayton, o.
| Comrade Bates is Past Commander Of
the famous Old Guard Post. of Dayton.
and is in the library of the Memorial
| Building.
| ]. K. Powers, sth Ind. Superintend-
| ent of the National Cemetery, San An
tonic, Tex. Comrade Powers lost his
right arm at Shiloh. but is otherwise
stalwart and full of vigor and health.
He was a delegate to the First National
| Encampment in 1866, and was one of
the five who composed the first Coun-
ell of Administration.
j. W. Hart, oath N Y, Chippewa
Bay, n. Y. Comrade Hart, who is a
carpenter by trade, lives on the north
ern edge of this great country. He had
four brothers in the war, one of whom
was killed in the Wilderness, and his
father was killed at the second Bull
Run.
| Benz. F. CARRIER. 1st Md, Cav, Full
ton. Mo. Comrade CARRIER was a con-
tractor and builder. but has retired
from business.
| T. p. Phillips, Menasha, Wis. Com
rade Phillips belonged to the 36th Wis,
and is now in the furniture business.
| J. K. p Ferrell Uhrichsville, o.
| Comrade Ferrell is Junior Vice Com
mander of the Department of Ohio.
J. w. Harrington, 11th and 9th Tenn.
| Cav, Red Granite, Wis.
H. C. Forrest, 196th Pa. st. Cloud,
| Fla.
J.. R. Rawlins, st. Cloud, Fla Mr.
| Rawlins is the son of a veteran who
served in the 34th Ohio.
Nathan E. Harmon, Commander, De-
| partment of Kansas, G.. A. R., Wichita,
Kan Gonorada in ho
f42d ILL.,, is Past Commander of Gar
field Post and a Clergyman of years of
splendid service, wide acquaintance and
high reputation.
]. E. Decker, 21st Ill. and 18th Mo-,
Republic, Mo. Comrade Decker, who
is farmer. was a Delegate to the Ma
tional Encampment and voted for John
McElroy.
C. NJ. Burlingame Pasadena, Cal.
COmrade Burlingame belonged to the
SD Ohio of Fuller's famous Ohio Bri-
gade, and is President of the Ohio Di-
vision Of the Southern California Vet
eran Association.
S. o. K. Reed, of Fort Collins, Colo.
Comrade Reed belonged to the Sd Ohio
He was in Washington on his way to
visit in Florida.
Col N. II. Kingman, Commander of
y, .. y.
Comrade n. H. Kingman, accompanied
by his wife. stayed several days in the
city as the guests of Mrs. Joshua @.
Kerns. Comrade Kingmen served as a
private in the 1st Wis, and then be-
came Captain of Co. I, 18th Wis He
is in the real estate and banking busi-
ness in South Dakota and Montana.
Randall Kent, 1st Pa. L. A. Birming-
ham. Ala. Comrade Kent who still
rnf Inc hi atNs.r-e -
Pittsburg, Pa, represents the John
Wood Manufacturing Co., in Birming-
ham.
Capt. William A. Pickett, 14th N. J.,
is United States Consul at Auckland,
New Zealand, and came all the way
from there to attend the National En-
campment He has been in the Consul
lar Service for many years, is esteemed
one of its most valuable representatives
and has sent many important reports
to the State Department. He made a
very brief trip, and sailed Oct. II for
his far-away post, carrying with him
the best wishes of The National Tribune
and of all the comrades that he met at
the National Encampment.
Charles Matthews. Navy, 475s Mich
igan avenue, Chicago, Ill. Comrade
Matthews, who proposes to go down to
st. Cloud and spend the Winter, is the
head of the Matthews Gas Company.
He served on the mortar boat o. ii. |
Lee and the frigate Sabine during the |
war He would be very glad to hear |
from any of his shipmates on either of |
these vessels. |
P. G. Wells. I'd VT, Wallingford, VT. |
Comrade Wells, who was accompanied |
by his wife, who is also his business |
partner. was on his way to ST. Cloud, |
where he proposes to start bakery.