The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1893-07-20
PENSIONS . u UP.
Why Wheeling Pensioners do not yet know
their Fate,

49,
their Fate,
Tho reason Wheeling pensioners
have not yet received notice Of the stop
page OF their renittapces is that the
next payment in this district is not due
till September, and naturally official
notice will not be sent out till then
Many Of them are prepared for any
event" Those pensioners in the yicln-
tty who are paid through tho Pittsburgh
office have not been so fortunate. The
Bellaire Tribune furnishes a list OF q
dozen old soldiers whose pensions have
been suspended, as follows;
James McIlvaln, aged ttty-two years,
resident OF Benwood, W. Va, who was
a member OF Company i, Sixth regI,
ment, W, Va. Volunteer Infantry, and
who was drawing So per month for
rheumatism, and who Is almost totally
| disabled,
Gilbert Nelan, aged fity'iour years, a
resident OF near Bellaire, who served as
u member OF No. ., One Hundred and
SEVENTEEN regiment, Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, who was drawing So per
month for disease OF eyes and throat.
isaac Fry, aged ifty-ave years, q resi-
dent OF Bellaire, who served in Com
pany A, Eleventh regiment, Pennsyl-
vania Reserve Infantry, who was draw
ing$ IS per month for malarlal poison
ing and results.
Armstrong Neland, aged iorty-six
years, a resident OF Martins Ferry,3ho
was q member OF Company 3, One
Hundred and Ninety'third Ohio Vol,
unteer Infantry, who was drawing 70
per month for rheumatism.
Isadore Lilly, aged atty-tiye years. q
resident OF Dellaire, Ohio, who served
In Company A, One Hundred and
seyentieth- Ohio Volunteer Infantry,
who was drawing a pension Of - per
month for rheumatism and lndlges-
| ton.
Andrew Truman, aged sixty years,
a resident OF Bellaire, Ohio, who was o
! member Of Company II, Eighty-eighth
Regiment, United States Infantry, who
was drawing a pension Of ~ per month
for rheumatism and results
Thomas Beaver, aged sixty. years. o
resident OF Bellaire, Ohio, who was q
member Of Company O, First Regiment,
West Virginia Volunteer Cavalry, who
| was a pensioner at So per month for
| rheumatism and results.
John @. Addison, AGED torty-eight
years, q resident Of Bellaire, Ohio, who
is q ~pensioner at S. per month for rheu'
matism, and who served as q member
OF Company A, Eighty.ifth Regiment,
| 0htn T~nfontru Vnfuntaars.
Sylvester Boyd, aged tifty.one, o resi-.
dent OF Bellaire, Ohio, who served as q
member OF Company 3, One Hundred
and Twenty.second Regiment, Ohio
Volunteer Infantry, who is o pensioner
at s. per month for catarrh.
David Good, aged sixty-one years, a
resident OF Bellaire, Ohio, who was q
member of Company B, Seventh Regi-
ment West Virginia Volunteer Infantry,
was a pensioner at $40 per month, for
rheumatism and disease Of the eyes.
John King, q resident Of Business
burg, Ohio, who was q member Of Com-
pany ], Fifth Regiment Ohio Volunteer
Cavalry, who is pensioner at S. per
month, for disease OF the stomach and
bowels.
John O. DuGen, age forty.nine, o resi-
dent Of B~ellaire, Ohio, who was q mem.
Der of Company F, One Hundred and
SEVENTEEN Regiment Ohio Volunteer
Infantry, was q pensioner at So per
month, for injury OF arm and disease OF
ewes.