The National tribune. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1877-1917, 1911-01-19

a member of g L. SkeeIs Post. $40.
| CURTIS:-At his home in Solvay, N. Y,
| aged "A years. He is survived by his widow
The following comrades have been mus
tered out near kewanee, Ill; during the
Tenn; Peter Ruble. 9TH Ill. Cav; James s.
Badsa!l. 134th IL; Gordon c. Hadsall, nth
H.; Clark Hitchcock, 47th ILL.,
WEBSTER.-At the Minnesota Soldiers
Home. recently, Norman webster, 1st wis.
Battery In L; A.. aged T6 years.
Wis SST ars J hSme in
Wis. He is survived by his widow.
SLACk.-At his home near Morrow, Ohio,
Aug 81 Criah Slack, Co. X, 10th Ohio, aged
FENDERsON.-At BidGeford. Me-, May g.
John I; Henderson. Co. e. 9th Me.
. W b. Jones, aged 60 years. He served
in two Indiana regiments and was a mem
b"r OF j. r.. Warner Post. III, White Sal
mon, wash. He Is survived by his widow.
SAIRE.-At Red Creek, n. Y May %
William b. Sayre. aged 81 years. He served
IN 60 III, 11lth y. Y, and is survived by
SYLANDs-At Mechanicsville, n. Y, re-
Gently, Enos b. Sylands, Co. B. 15Oth n. Y.
He was member of Col. Elmer f. Els
worth Post. Go. and is survived by his
McWILLIAMs.-At Litcbfeld. H.. Dec. I,
Maj. Robert Mewilliams. aged so years He
Is survived by TWO sons.
L0TT.-At the Soldiers Home in Dam
vile. H., James A. Lott, Captain, Co. c,
ilth Mo-. aged SO years. He is survived
HOOKER-At his home in Marshall Tex.
Dee j. Robert X. Hooker. Co. Fl. 18th ILL.,.
and Co. F. 59th ILL.,. aged 10 years. He
was member of Cpdyke Post 30, and is
DICKEN.-At Seattle, Wash, Sept q, T.
B. Dicken.
sMITH;.At his home in Gregory. Clark
Ilna Tn.
b. 18th Ind. aged 6s years.
SWIFT.-At his home near Buffalo. n. Y,
Oct g, Harlan ]; Swift. Co. n. ID v. Y.
lS3, and was Past Commander of the De-
partment Of New York.
CAMPBELL-At Corning. " Y, Aug 10,
Serg't William c. Campbell, Co. l, 141st n.
Y. aged % years. He was a charter member
OF w. W: Hayt Post, 276, and is survived
by his widow.
BUCk.-At Evanston. H., Dec 10, Abra-
ham f. Buck. Co. G, 3ith ILL.,. aged 90 years.
CLARk.-At Chicago, ILL.,, Oct. 10. William
L. Clark. 18th y Y. aged 20 years. He
MLLER.-At Spokane. Wash, July 7.
Henry II. Miller. Co. C. 18th Ind He was
member of Sedgwick Post, and is survived
by his widow and three sons
BUZZELL.-At his home in Epsom n. H..
Nov. -. William H. BuZzell. Co. Fl. 14th
n. H., aged 81 years. He is survived by one
GUNNING-At st. Mary's Hospital. Rocb-
ester. Mimi. Nov. 20. John W. Cunning, of
friendship. WIS. aged 63 years. He serv-
ed as Chief Busler in the 4th Wis. Cav and
was charter member of Badgero Post No.
122. He Is survived by his widow and six
children.
DIXON.-In Boston. Mass, Nov. f. Gen
Adam Dixon, of Everett, Mass. Capt. Co G.,
10th y. Y. He was awarded a bronze
medal by Gen. Grant for capturing on the
field of battle single handed, IS Confederate
soldiers.
WIESMAN.-At his home in Lincoln Neb.
May 81, John I. Wiesman, aged &C wears
He was. member of Farragut Post, and
served In Co. d. Sth Ill, LIST H. l.. A, and
Battery d. which was the celebrated McAllis-
ter's Battery, of Chicago.
LuTZ.-At the home of his son in Graham
County, Hans, Oct. 81, Joseph Lutz aged G8
years. He served in an III. Cav regiment,
and is survived by his widow and two chill
dren.
MYERS-At his home near Willlamsport,
Ohio, Dee. 10. John Jacob Myers, Co. Fl,
Goth Ohio, and Co. 4, Sth Ohio, aged Il
years