Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1892-07-24

holds a leading place at the Washington
county bar. He is General Superintendent
of the Peoples Electric Light Company, of
Washington, Pa Politically he is Dem
ocrat and sticks to his political position
firmly. He is also one of the Board of Di-
rectors Of the Chamber of Commerce.
Major Mowry, one of tine highest esteemed
Washington, December 1. 1855 He was
educated in the public schools, learned car
riage painting and had charge of a carriage
shop for IL years. He entered the guard
November Z, 1878. He was private in
Company "H, :" Tenth Regiment. While
Colonel Hawkins was Captain of that COM
pany, Mowry was promoted to Corporal,
First Sergeant, First Lieutenant, Captain
and Major He is q Republican in politics
and belongs to the Improved Order of Hep
tasophs. He is Secretary of the Coon
Island Oil Company
S. B. Hayes, the Adjutant of the Tenth,
was born February 8, 1866, at Washington.
Pa. He received a common school educa-
tion at Hartford, Conn, and entered Wash
ington and Jefferson College in 1871 He
graduated in 1875, and studied medicine
three years, but never practiced. He en-
tered mercantile life, and is now in the en-
ploy of the Southwest Pennsylvania Pipe
enlisted as private in Company 81, Tenth
Regiment. He is popular and is one of the
hardest workers and is thoroughly posted
military man.
Major and Surgeon George W. Nef was
born December 10, 1916, at Masontown,
Fayette county, Pa, and was educated in
the public schools and Waynesburg College.
He read medicine with his father, and
graduated at Jefferson Medical College in
the class of 1870. He began the practice of
medicine with his father in the place of his
nativity, and has continued in the same
place ever since. The doctor has been hon.
ored in political circles by being elected
twice to the Legislature in the sessions of
'S7 and 'S9. He was appointed on the staff
of Colonel A. L. Hawkins as Second Assist
ant Surgeon in 1877, and on the death of
Major Lytle was promoted and made Act
ing Surgeon in 1891. He is Mason and a
member of the Fayette Medical Associa-
tion.
William S. Green, the Assistant Sur
born August 26, 1864, at Rockville, Dauphin
county, Pa, and was educated at Geneva
College, Beaver Falls, and West Penn Med
ical College, Pittsburg, Pa. He is located
at present at Beaver Falls He enlisted in
Company B as private, and was appoint
ed at Mt. Gretna fright guide" of the Sec
ond Brigade. During the coke regions
strike he was appointed First Assistant
Surgeon on Colonel A. l.. Hawkins staff
The doctor is exceedingly popular.
DIR. John I. Ullom, member of Colonel
Hawkins staff, and one of the fnest-look-
ing men in camp, was born in 1847 in
Greene county. He was educated in the
common schools and Waynesburg Medical
College. He is now practicing in Waynes-
burg He was elected First Vice President
of the State Medical Society in 1887. He
was appointed on Colonel Hawkins staff
as Assistant Surgeon in 1891. He is d.
rector of the Citizens National Bank of
Waynesburg and director and Vice Presi-
dent of the Waynesburg Electric Light and
Power Company.
A Young State Senator.
The Quartermaster of the Tenth Regi-
ment is Edward Everett Robbins, of Green's
burg, Westmoreland county. He was born
September %, 1860 He was educated at
Washington and Jefferson College and Col
umbia Law School, New York City. He is
a member of heWestmoreland County Bar.
He is Republican in politics and has been
verT successful. He was elected to the
Senate and is at present serving his district
in that capacity. Has been Chairman of
the Republican County Committee of West
moreland county. He enlisted in Company
81" as private, and is now Quartermaster
of the Tenth Regiment. He has very ex-
tensive law practice. He is solicitor for the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Ligonier
Valley Railroad and several coal companies.
He is now acting Brigadier Quartermaster
and has charge of about 1,500 men. The
Senator is a fine-looking, bright, keen fel-
low.
Lieutenant E. E Crtchfeld, the Inspec-
tor of Rifle Practive, was born at Zanes-
vile, O., June 80. 1860. He was educated
in the public schools and Western Pennsyl-
vania Scientific Institute, as we'll as Buck
nell University. He is at present a dairy
farmer, and is truly a scientific farmer. He
enlisted as a private in Company G, Tenth
Regiment, in 1876 He served with that
command in the memorable Pittsburg riots
of ~. At the organization of the famous
Company E he was elected Second Lieu
tenant February 4, 1888. He was promoted
to the position of Inspector of Rifle Practice
July IL, 1889. He served with the
wood riots. He is still with
the regiment as acting aide de camp. He is
a thorough soldier and has been tried. He
is one of the finest shots in the State. JOS
L. Hunter, chaplain of the Tenth, is known
as the fighting preacher. He is one of the
best known men In the Guard. He lives at
present at Fairchance, where he breaches.
He enlisted as a private in Company B,
Tenth Regiment, May 20, 1884. He now
serves the regiment in the capacity of
chaplain, and an able one he is
James r. Burnside, the Sergeant Major,
was born January 8, 1865, near Canonsburg,
Washington county, Pa He was educated
at Jefferson Academy. He was admitted to
practice law in the several courts of WASH
ington In June, 1891. He enlisted in H
Company, Tenth Regiment, n. G. P,
March 3, 1891, and served with the regi-
Pleasant. On the return from the strike he
was promoted to Corporal, and was pro-
NOTED to Sergeant Major of the Tenth
Regiment March 26, 1892.
Gus A. b. Stoy, Hospital Steward of the
Tenth Regiment, was born in Washington,
Pa, August 26, 1858. His family moved
to Waynesburg. Pa, about the year 1861,
where his father, Captain W. HI. Stoy, has
lived ever since. Hospital Steward Stoy
enlisted in the Guard in 1873, and has
served continually since that time. He
was in active service during the riots of
1877. He is a leading druggist of Waynes-
burg, Pa, and his experience gives him
prominent place in the hospital depart
ment
The Quartermaster Sergeant is W. C. l.
Bayne, of Greensburg, Pa. He was born
November Z, 1866 at Greensburg, and was
educated in the public schools. He is
and p1aning-mill worker. He
enlisted in Company 1, Tenth Regiment,
as private December is, 1884, and was ap-
pointed Corporal Mr.. Bayne is decidedly
popular with the boys. and takes a great
interest in the guard.
Company Sergeant Robert w. Anderson
was born in 1910. He was educated in the