Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1893-03-04

onel, Jas B. r Streator; major, VIM. W.
Mowry; sdjutant, s. B. Hayes. of Washington,
Pa; surgeon, Geo. W. Neff Masontown. Pa.
assistant surgeon. VIM s. Grim, Beaver Falls,
Pa; quartermaster, Edward E. Robbins,
Grecnsburg, Pa; inspector rife practice. E e.
Cri;chfeld. Mt Pleasant. Pa chaplain, Jos. L.
Hunter, Fairchance. Pa. Non-commissioned
staff: Sergeant major, James r. Burnside,
Washington, Pa; quartermaster sergeant, W.
{. Bayne. Greensburg. Pa; commissary SER
geant Robert W. Anderson, Rochester, Pa
hospital steward. Gus b. Stoy. Waynesburg,
Pa; drum major, H. b. Harris, New Brighton,
Pa
Commissioned officers-Company A. captain,
&c. Wescoat; first lieutenant, J. l. Augendo-
bier; second lieutenant, Gus Schaaf, Of Monon-
gahela City, Pa.
Company B. captain H. c. Cutnbertson; FIRST
lieutenant, E. Staley; second lieutenant, c. N.
Hobaugh. of New Brighton, Pa.
Company c, captain. L. II. Frasher; first
lieutenant, 7. r. Wakefield; second lieutenant,
Harry Eierer, of Uniontown, Pa.
Company ID. captain. W. A. Munson; first
lieutenant. Alex. johnson; second lieutenant,
Sam. Du Shane, of Connellsville, Pa
Company E, captain, ]. A. Loar; first lieu
tenant, Jas. Harkins; second lieutenant, John
Thompson, of Mt Pleasant, Pa
Company II, captain. Jas. f. Barrett; first
lieutenant, Shelby Means; second lieutenant,
John Luther, of Washington, Pa.
Company I, captain, Jas NJ. Laird; first lieu
tenant, John Kilgore; second lieutenant, Rich
ard Reamer, of Greensburg. Pa.
Company f. captain, John F. Pauley; FIRST
lieutenant, A. ]. Morley; second lieutenant, T.
5. Crago, of Waynesburg, Pa.
Col Alex. L. Hawkins, tenth regiment, Ma
tional Guard Pennsylvania, Washington. Pa,
born in Washington county, Pa, September 6.
1S43. educated at Georges Creek Academy and
Waynesbnrg College; enlisted in company X,
fifteenth Pennsylvania cavalry, August Z, 1862;
served as corporal and sergeant: promoted
first lieutenant. company II, 10lst q. s. C. l.;
promoted captain IN 1864 on staff of Maj. Gen.
Clinton B. Fisk during 1865. Last duty per-
formed for the government was dismantling
OF Fort Bruce. GAINESVILLE. Tenn, and Fort
Donelson. on Cumberland river. Participated
in the battle of Antietam and the various en-
gagements of the Army of the Cumberland
from November. 1867; mustered out January
Il. 1866; since the wAr engaged in breeding
live stock and milling: served treasurer OF
Washington county, Pa, in 1sIG-7-S; entered
the National GGard of Pennsylvania January ].
1871. as captain of company II, tenth regiment;
promoted to colonel. February q. 1879: re-
elected February q, 1884; elected February
u, 1889. AID now senior colonel of the state of
Pennsylvania. During service at Homestead.
Pa. in July and August. 1892, commanded a
provisional briEsde composed of tho fourth
regiment infantry. tenth regiment infantry.
fourteenth regiment infantry and battery &,
National Guard, Iennsylvania.
The Fourteenth Regiment.
The fourteenth regiment Of the Pennsylvania
National Guard. with headquarters at Pittsburg.
was organized in June, 1870, and since then has
had very creditable career and has earned for
itself a very high reputation for soldierly quail
tiles. Its present commanding officer, Col P.
ID. Parchment, served during the war for two
years with the fourteenth Pennsylvania infan-
try and one wear with the seventh Missouri
cavalry and was cnce wounded. His connec-
ton with the National Guard has extended over
twenty-five Years, end in that time be has risen
from the position OF sergeant TO that of colonel
of the regiment. The fourteenth was on duty
for four months ut Johnstown, preserving the
peace after the flood, and was at Homestead last
sumner for thirty days.