col, VOSE,
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We are panied to learn s-i eveniDa rode oi
VosE; while Som!g'S5, y Barracks, was seized will,


Inc troops 'afess pnd expired before he could bt
hled to his quarters! His disease was ossfca.
ton OF the heart. The Courier thus notices him:
Col. Vose was 81 wears of age and commanded
the fourth Regiment U. S. Infantry. He had been
in the service thrty.three years, having entered
it in the year 1912, in expectation of the wa
with Great Britain. fle saw much active service
aud distinguished himself BY his bravery and good
conduct, in the sanguinary actions, which we're
fought on the Canadian frontier, for which he was
brcve,ted. His denlh is deeply deplorcd BY his
fellow soldiers, who respected him for his manly
and correct department. and loved hun for his
kindness and goodness of heart To tho corps
he commanded. and to the service in general, bis
death, at this moment, when he was about 10 enler
once upon "A career of active duty, is peculiar.
Iy severe. To his numerous family the loss they
have sustained is irrepa rabIe.


We presume he will be buried with tho honors
due to his rank in the army. and his merits as a
solder and a man.-Tropie. 1911 uh.