The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1898-09-26

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Brig. G@n. IohE u. &s3n. ch4sf % an
rs.eera. L. T. T.. was EseTh r tke DssEiEf
az Cossxne1a. Ee was appoasiIsd fun
Washington territory 10 tk4s military A&Bd-
eHsy Es w&N graduated IL 1ssa and after
ssryiax siSst f.sss III the ordnance and
artillery was assigned 20 TIE engineer
corSs He servsd throughout tns c3*il ssf.
htsi as an +1gansHT, asteFH &fs-s ~ a.. -
spsctor general. ADd Wac engaged N fhsHy
of tie bait 50 q the war.
AZ tne ciose Of tAe HzF Re returned 10
engineering I'D vas u charge u ta.auy sir,-
.nfendeai Of public buildings and grounds
~ the capital serving IL tsss eapsci'y un-
ill YEss whsrs ne was GTsais szEssrsatsnSens
o. tee military az 4asxaT. gtSess ~ s@fFc1
until .s1s. ben i.s Nas asm.n Go sagsr
intense.sf TT puhaic holdings ard grounds.
and serssa as aaen gsstii ias FRA Of Fsoro-
ary Isg. when ne xss appointed erasAdler
general and chief % snGiE*srs
Mai. stephen Z. Aitis.
MAI Stephen c. Mile inspector general.
L r. A. recorder Of the coa.snieElo On. was
born In New York. He vas appointed 10
the military academy from Illinois. graf
uafaa IN is57. wa.s assigned 70 the Twelfth
Infantry, bseoasing captain In isss . and IN
tor general Of the United States army.
Ma; Mills served Al q number Of fncian
wars In the Yves, fron. isss TO l~2, was
military alta csse 20 ;hs scandinavian e1un-
tries and 50 asee De catnc 10 MAJ. Gen.
Kruger He was engaged In TIE revision
OF the drill regulations
Charles Denny.
Charles Denly as born in 1850 at Mount
Ivy Va. He was student ~ Georgetown
university. and il LID. Of that insti,u-
ton. He wac graduated az the Virginia
military institute; taught school In Ala
hama two years: took Up hsf residence ar
resided there
appointed by presidsn; c.svelana minis-
ter to China on May 2 1875. and remained
u that capacity Al Psksng until July IL.
Gen. James A. Beaver.
Gen. James Adams Beaver was born IN
Perry county, Pennsylvania. Oct. r., 1881.
He graduated at jefferson college IN western
Pennsylvania I'm 1sss; studied .aw and VAS
admitted 10 the bar is 1875 and practiced
law at peilefonte.
He belonged 10 a military company Of
which Gen Curtis was captain and when
the civil war broke cut entered the union
army ~ the hrst call for three months: az
the expiration of the term Fe~cntsred the
army for che war as lieutenant colonel OF
the Fofty-ffth PennsyIvs MA. after a brief
service with The Forty-af1h he VAS Of
Jared command If the Forty e ghih Penn
syiyanis, and Joined the Army Of the Pc
tonIae just ate: ths battle OF FTederseks-
sasF r,.,o.,,,.v,p. ;. va. .bs, through
Ire body May iss3, altar hi. recovery ne
rsjoined bis regiment was shot again al
epottsyiYanla and Cold Hsrbor. al ths
first assault o. Petersburg he wac terribly
wounded ty a sb@ll. He returned 20 the
brigade and At Rsaul's station lost his leg
This was The 18th Of August 1854. and. Of
course, sn3sd Gen Beavers military eerv-
Zee. He was mustered oct % account q:
osn. Beavers career since the war is &C
we'll known that IL ~ hardly necessary &c
rsca pitulats y. lie wes elected governor o.
Pennsylvania tn 1896 and since this end .!
his tarrrl. January 1871. BE practsced law
until the creation Of the nsw appellate
conrf Of penr@ylsanis, of which ia Is now
a rnasnber
Urban A. Woodbury..
Urban a. Woodbury.. OF Burlington. VI
waa born in Eew Hampshire July Il 1873
He moved "a Vermont IN $50 He was
graduated Ia the cotnman seAoals Tie also
graduated IN medicine from the University
OF Vermont IN 1883 lie enlisted In Comran.
H. essrond Vermont volunteers IN MAY
1sai. ~as promoted 10 eafporai and ntsi
sergeant, re- tost bis ,tgh; arm al Boil
Epn. July q 1851 hs wes taken prisoner
AMI sent 10 Richmond lie VAS psroied 81
cotoi1sr 1881 recruited ana drilled troops In
Vermont until OK chsnget Ia November. 1892
was captain In the Eleventh Vermont vol
untsers from December. 1859. 10 Jwa~. 1859
was linutsrani AND capfsin Of Vermont vol
S'ts~'fF A'%+ss NStfF ~@@~. ~ NAsA %s~-R - AJAX
war
He was mayor Of Burlington In ISIS. 50
Vas lieutenant governor of Vermont ia .ssS
-. governor - vermont IN 1854 n .1f col
onei on Gov. HafstuW's STAFF from lisa e
isss
Capt. T.. u. Hoveit.
Capt Evan i Howell was barn ir
Georgia. uear Atlanta. "a isSa H. rnixhe1
lis education az the Georgia military in
stltute ana che Lumpkla school ~ lsw FL
rrsriiced law fer 81 year ana entered ~
Confederate army IS orderly Acfgeant IL
lsei 81 tn@ First Georgia regiment. thef
FIRST lieutenant. Wssen ,he gttse ~ enlist
nast4 - s. e.sl't az expired tite regimen
re volunteered anj e!ect~3 him captain
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the practice ~f laV.
lie Wa made RalHtecr Il he tJ&sria
caaF; - iofH An3 .s~'t t1is H. til elects,
10 tie state selajg ia iSf2 wasse - re
nla;nsa untl 80 l.1az tAgss terms j.
iSfa hs par chased E&ts interest IN IN.