. Norwich University, 1819-1911; son histoire, ses diplômés, son titre d'honneur . h de juillet de cette année, il s'enhit comme privé en organisation, il avait par l'autorité de l'Etat créé et dont il a ensuite été élu capitaine. Le 30 août, il est choisi lieu-locataire-colonel de la 100e Infantry. Il a pris part au CAM-paign contre le général Bragg à l'automne de 1862; il était présent -ndth hisrégiment à la bataille de Perryilleet a été distingué pour le galantry Lieut.-Col. Arba Nelson Waterman. j^ la bataille de Chickamauga, 1863; a été grièvement blessé dans cette bataille et a eu

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. Norwich University, 1819-1911; her history, her graduates, her roll of honor . h of July of thatyear, he enhsted as a private in anorganization, he had by authority ofthe State created and of which he wasafterwards elected captain. On the30th of August, he was chosen lieu-tenant-colonel of the 100th IllinoisInfantry. He took part in the cam-paign against General Bragg in thefall of 1862; was present -ndth hisregiment at the battle of Perryilleand was distinguished for gallantry Lieut.-Col. Arba Nelson Waterman. j^ the battle of Chickamauga, 1863; was severely wounded in this battle and had his horse killed under him. Hetook part in the Atlanta campaign, commanding his regiment at the battles ofDalton, Resaca and in the engagements in the Altoona Mountains. InJuly 1864, he was mustered out of .serice on account of disabihty incurredtherein. He returned to Illinois and in 1865 began the practice of his profession inChicago, meeting with marked success. In 1887, he was elected judge of theCircuit Court of Cook County, receiving substantially all the votes cast by. 1855] SKETCHES OF ALUMNI AND PAST CADETS. 563 the three parties having candidates in the field. In 1890, he was appointedjudge of the Appellate Court of the first district sitting in Chicago and held theposition untir June, 1903, when he retired from the bench. Since this date, hehas continued in the practice of his profession in Chicago. He is a Republican in politics; is a member of Hamilton Club, OrientalLodge, F. and A. M. of Chicago; member of United States Grant Post, G. A. R.;the Loyal Legion and the Veteran Association; Psychical Research and Phil-osophical Societies; Union League, Literary Alliance and Irving Society. Hewas a delegate at the Philosophical Law and Social Science congresses at theWorlds Columbian Exposition in Chicago in 1893. He was married December 16, 1862, to Rebecca Hall of Chicago; no chil-dren. NON-GRADUATES 1855. LIEUT. BENJAMIN MOOERS BECKWITH. Benjamin M. Beckwith, son of

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