The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1912-11-10
~ From Last Sunday

W9U0eIl, surgeon ElSnts
YORK Infantry. was brevet-
nt.ccIonel for meritorious
II condNct.
s. 30 Tyuefnsn enlisted as q
%ln the Fifth Fennsylvania
4 10 accompanied hts regiment
80 in 1852. ana was promoted
ne participated In the battle
3Sbirg and that Of the Wiider-
Oavis Nenken entered the
|ylSS n 1854 as captain OF Com
t4Fst Ohio Cavalry. He WAS
800 OF 0eneral Popes body
SsfdA took Part In thirty-seven
80 skarmishes In West S'r-
111, He was mentioned Tor
euishsd and soldisr-hke
~ : member Of the support
~ of Colonel Brodhead.
- s msmber OF the Military
y tSc L,oyal Legion. After the
a 1eeatel in Memphis. During
|(onie % yellow fever In 1875
S3nAa IN the city. and. while CO.
WITH the Howard Associa-
1vhieh he was q member. ne
I TN vietisn 10 the disease.
- Lesass Gray salinsky was
Ie1AnA IN is4s. He smigratec
= nar>uts In 1853. and ioca.eo
raiis. X. Y. In 1854. al tne
2SaaAn. he enlisted in the army
7StfAer and was promoted sec
800. New york Heavy Ar.
- 9allantry at the batue OF
Ran. and served until Inv
#fA war In 1855.
1nnnod In the military service.
ssnnointed second lieutenant
aSlf~.fourth United States Ar
iess. The following year ne
sSseA to the first lieutenaneS !.
"a "a 1875 he was professor Oh
!s.s.nre nj the Massachusetts
80 graduated from the seno.'
sSssre Mining at wilicfs PONY.
S|S r. became captain IN st
~ the years lSas-iSso tras'
s.-on. 20 study military az
- retired from the array "
g s.,,n.kv invented the pneu-
..,.sse torpedo gun, an III
ramrod bayonet' q
.seht for artillery ana =
ran1e and position nndihs
- .re artillery guns.
zrs silva Soils Cohen ws
q Nrw york in ls3s, ana 80
.ne OF the resident pny
y TIE Philadelphia Hospi's.
s.,nre.k Of the war he joined
~ states army rs . ps'vao
socn appointed assistant sur
- Twenty-Aixth Regimen"
~. Volunteers After haV-
ssth his regiment In Hook
ne resigned from the
me acting assistant sur
limited states navy. serS-
jr5nited states steamers
9 Stestin and the United
JVermont. AZ the close o.
- engaged in his profession
- one Of the leading laryn.
@e the United Siates He was
- Of many medical works
~ Of many medical mass'
5ae.~,al o. O. Howard, after
~ one OF his Jewish stau
= being "of the bravest ana
e another killed At Chan
a being "a true frieno
- aelmcer," and highly prais-
yewish brigadier-generais.
11loeically there are no
<kSese men to be found IN
- han those who claim TO
a Hebrew descent. and who
|svfsh me in parallel command
~ under my instructions
EEnvs were not only actively
An the Federal army, but
SIDkeuous In serving the gov
a civn life. many Jews hold
- nment positions during the
=. Many others did much TO
- credit of the government.
2eliRman was one OF the
saeuts Of the Union Square
ceIIed in aid OF the Union IN
4 AurinS the war his firm.
K<aeligman Z Co. rendered.
.t~ual aervfce IN
~ credit and floating ITS
=. y the governments Ms
- = long period. Grant
- te offered him the post
tary Of the Treasury
President.
- allow Mason and Dixon
valiantly for their be-
Ind. Adolph Meyer was
He was . student at
y of Virginia when the
~ mt. In lSs: Ne enlisted
- eAeyate army and serves
- Of the war. He held
- Of assistant adjutant-Gsn-
~ the war Meyer engaged Tn
- ou Of sugar ana cotton
4. 4 auaaeisi and commercial
LsuisSanaL In 1879 he wss
Fl Of the Fret Regiment
= - state Nssionsi Guard
z was apeosntea brissdisr-
epmmandep Of the First
4 IA Ssclu1ea su UuisesDe1
4 Deaee IL Leulsiapa- Gen.
q v0s elected TO the House
IanS3ves u 1891 and serves
nSssDs az Nave! A9ajrS "a
e Columbia. He ws0
se.s,sesea Until his dsSth
YrawogiiW Jonas vas eern
81 d 1854. HIS early youth
L6 IJlinsss. where he IVES
- 1854 he wsat 90 New
k}5ssuly law. rscesvsnG BE
she law 1epsrt0est as
- % I,cutsisns. WIN
- broke cus. Ne. seessher
9 Ms brothers. j0sne1 Ne
Amy. while Ms 6rothss
~ On shs FEDERAL army.