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A REPoRTER,s WORK.
Disguised rs mn Insane Sian lie Makes
Startling Discovery Ia the Delaware

Disguised rs M Insane NiRn hc Makes n
Startling Discovery Ia the Delaware
Asylum.
WILMINGTON, Del. Nov. 29.-on
the strength OF warrants Issued by JUS
ticc OF the Peace Lewis sassc. Super
visor Michael Lynch aud attendants
Daniel Brown and John ]. Swain, Of the
State Iuaanc Asylum at Fnrnhurst,
haye been arrested. charged with the
murder on october last, Of Leon Pisa,
alias Leon Lewis. n patient In that In
Ftitutiun. The warrants were sworn
out by DR., Paris r. Carlisle and Thomas
Il, Smith. trustees Of the asylum.
A conference between the above
named gentlemen, Lawyer Hugh O..
Brown and Peter l.. Cooper. ns1lstnnt
attorney general Of the state OF Della
ware, was held IN the Office of Lawyer
Brown, and II was decided to issue war
rants for the Nccugcl mon. David NJ.
NAPLES. patient In the asylum, was
sent FOR ana under oath made n state
mcnt.
The abatement concerned the death
OF Pisa. which confirmed the previous
sworn affidavit OF David Ohkcs, for
NOR attendant IN the aHylum.
George Wisely Symonds, n reporter
OF the Philadelphia inquirer, who, dis
gulpcd M Thomas West, Lord Della
ware. was admitted to the asylum on
Tuesday. November ~
Hc remained there until Friday last.
when, having accomplished his pur-
rose. he was relieved up0n the nppllca-
ton OF member OF the Inquirer staff.
who wnH vouchCd for 10y Lawyer
Brown.
At about 10 O'Clock three carriages
continuing State Detectives Brrnrrd j..
McNcy nnd Walter WitFcl. Captain
ThuugG +. Kane. of the Wilmington
police force nnd ;irc pRtrolmun, To-
FutEcr with Reporter symonds. Hugh
&. Brown, Dr. Paris \. Carlisle. jr., mud
Philip /. Gntrott. quietly lot Whining.
ton ard worc driven rnrldly tr the nry-
lum. which W about three miles ~ trut
from the city The building wnl sur
rounded and tho Ftntr detectives enter
cd tho IuFtltution and made the nrr,stR
None OF the men made resistance and
being taken back 10 the city were
searched and locked up
To-day they were taken 20 New Cas-
tic jnll, where they viii b" held without
bnii Deputy Attnrney.Goucrdl Cooper
will plncr the matter In the hnndg Of
Coroner Emmett Stldmnn, who VIII
order the rNhuminntinn nf the alleged
murdered mana body now buried In
the graveyard attached 10 the lrHtltu-
tlnn. aud ~ examination BY HIS ply
Hlcnn.
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TROOPS ORDERED OUT
To Prevent Lynrhing In Tennessee, But
Were Too Late.

Were TOO lsnte'
NASHVILLE, TESS., Nov. 29.-Tho
state guards arc assembling In this city
to bo sent to Fayetteville. where a pas.
scnger train was held up to-day aud tho
sheriff OF Marshall county and two con.
yicIed prisoners for criminal assault
were forced to be left by the railroad
company in car. The mob Is reported
10 DO coming from Marshall county TO
lynch the prisoners. The state guard
will leave at 0:l5 for Fayetteville and
may reach there before the Marshall
county men.
s:ljp. ma telephone message just
received by the American says the two
negroes wore taken from the jail by a
mob at s o'clock tonight and hanged.
Four doors worc battered down by the
mob from Marshall county and no shoIs
were fired.
A later dispatch gives tho following
details: At 5 o'clock tonight, Joe
Robinson ard oIias MeGahoy, negroes.
we're taken from the jail at Fayetteville,
by mob Of people from Lincoln and
MnfBhail countes, anu nAuHeu' 4ne
negroes had been taken from Nashville
to Iewisburg, Marshall county, this
morning. tried for attempted assault,
convicted and sentenced TO the full
penalty OF the law, and a train bad been
held to take them to Tracey county,
Enroute, at Fayetteville, in the adioin'
ing county, sympatnizers Of tho Mar
shall county mob, at the request Of tho
mob, held up tho train, and forced q
side-tracking OF the car containing tho
sheriff. guards and prisoners over the
protest OF leading citizens. Tho sheriff
then placed the prisoners In Jail from
which they were taken.
Al 1880 tonight Governor Tnrnoy re'
ceiyed telegram from tho sheriff call.
ing for troops One hundred Of the
stato guard wero speedily under arms,
and at the station ready to leave at 0
o'clock.
At s:l5 o'clock q telephone message
was received stating that the jail had
been stormed aud the prisoners
lynched. Fayetteville Is 100 miles BY
rail from this city.
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THE MATTIR SETTLED
sOFsr as Outward Appearances Go-The
Coalition LIKELY 10 Go Through,

20 Far as Outward Appearances GO-The
Coalition Likely TO Go Through.
WASHINGTON. Nov. 29.-ohio and
Indiana having declared for Mcdowell
and Glenn for clerk and doorkeeper re-
5pectlvely OF the house. there is now
practically no doubt OF the election OF
cz-Represcntatlve Mcdowell as clerk.
although General Henderson. OF I'LL
nois. Is still in the race. Mr.. McDowell's
friends are claiming to-day that he has
$50 votes. and while General Hcnder-
sons supporters do not concedo go
many, TIE majority Of them admit the
strong probability OF the election OF the
Pennsylvania man by n considerable
majority.
General Henderson when asked to-
day II no intended to continue In the
race for clerk. replied that such was his
Intention. My baDner." he said, 10
yiill on the outer wall. I will not con.
TIME the quotation 10 the extent OF say
inI tho cry. is still they come for |
have never mnde any claims. / do not
however, consider the contest settled
uutIl the house CAUCUS shall pass upon
H. and shall hold out until then" He
added that he had cOnHldcred some OF
~ the Ohio delegates pledged 10 MN
and said that with even half Of the Ohio
or the Indiana delegation he could be
nominated.
There II nm effort In certain quarters
90 obtain General Hendcrson'a consent
10 transfer his candidacy TO the contest
for snrRennt-nt-nrmB, but he has not
yet consented u this arrangement. and
i IS being bitterly opposed by tho
friends of SIR. Russell. who ls the cnndl-
d1t' Of tho McDowell-Glenn coalition
fur this place.
ohio probably secures the postmne-
tcrlhlp by cndorsinE Mcdowell, and II
ls Understood that Captain Mckee. OF
Indiana. who has been Mr.. Russcll's
chief avUwed opponent for serEennt-at-
arms ls 10 bc mndc Journal clerk, Mr.
Mckee abandoning his contest for tho
elective office.
Tho present slate for the elective
Offices Of tho house rcndn: Alexander
Mcdowell. Of Pcnnsylvnnln. clrrl;
benjamin +. Russell. OF Missouri! ser
rrnnt.at-armH. w. ]. Glenn. OF New
York, dOorkccpcr; ]. G. MclElt0y. of
OHIO. postmaster: the Rev. Mr.. Fisher.
ui hnnEnH chaplain.
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sONE coon ADVICE
To American Newspapers by a Man Who
"IIaS Been There"

To American Newspapers by aMan Who
"IIaS Been TlVrs,p
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov, ?O,-Irving
M Scott, general manager OF the Union
Iron Works, who recently returned
from Japan, makes the following Htute-
ment to the Associated Press Us the re-
suit OF tho recent publications in Amer
lean newspapers on the subject OF ex-
tending the tlen of American manu-
factures OF war material to the oriental
countries.
Mr. SCOTS visit 20 Japan wns for the
purpose OF inducing the Japanese gov.
ernment to consider the RdVlsabillty OF
obtaining waShips and other war ma
teriul In the United States, instead OF
purchasing them from European manu-
fActuTers,
MIR. Scott said: III the United States
expects to succeed In competing with
other nations for trade In that part OF
the world, the press OF the country
should be more modest In the praise OF
its manufacturers. more fair In its crit
lclsms OF those of other nations, and
lcsd ready 10 lnsinuptc unworthy mos
tiyes ON the part OF the japanese as a
reason for lack OF immediate encour-
aRement. Many United States Jour
nails reach there and the eftect OF this
style OF writing is to be deplored.
THE oriental nations nre notoTiously
slow In forming business alliances with
foreigners. Competition Is extremely
close. The expert agent OF one OF the
most important ship-bulldlng firms In
the world was in the Orient for three
years before he had secured Q single
contract, and yet the press OF the Uni
pable,s but brand new manufactures do
not capture this ticld In two months
tlmeY
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srsclal Dispatch TO the IntelllEnneer
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. 90
West Vlrginla's solid delegation Of
republican representatives ia in evil
5rpce. Mr.. Dayton, OF the Second dis
trct, arriving this morning. Senator
rlklns is also here, There win he n
meeting OF the members nt Senator Ell
klps' home, No. 1887 Rhode Island ave-
pue, tomorrow at 19 o'clock to discuss
the situation Of affairs, and reolution
will be adopted pledging the states vote
IN caucus to Charlie Con for postmaster
OF the house.
Senator Elkins has nothing to say OF
the outlook. He has but Just reached
The city and says he must look the field
over before expressing an poinlon. He
Is. however. OF the belief that the south
ern Republicans OF the new dlspensa-
tlon should have n share In the distri-
button Of the proceeds OF victory.
Mr.. Goh said Tonight that he Is stu
in the field. II not In the lead. II should
be- said for him that as candidate he
has made n most favorable impression
upon the members, His canvass was
quietly conducted. without ostenthtlon,
but at the same time with dlrectness
and candor that won him regard, even
II IL shall prove that II did not win n
majority Of the votes. 1.-The Is beaten II
will be by the force OF a combination OF
many powerful elements He will be
satisfied. whatever the outcome:
Captain Dovener was one OF the four
Jpeakers at an enthusiastic meeting OF
The big Union Republican Club. which
numbers over 900 members and which
Iprang into existence few months ago.
The meeting was held at Grand Army
hall. on Pennsylvania avenue, opposite
Wizards hotel The orators made
most happy speeches, Captain Dove
ner's being among the best All had
something 10 say OF Cuba, and II the
sentiments uttered and vigorously ap-
plauded shall find Its echo on the floor
0f the house, n resolution OF recogni-
ton OF belllgerent rights will be adopt
I'd unanimously.
Everybody Is feverishly awaiting the
Joining OF issues tomorrow night. II
Is not generally believed that there viii
be break In the ranks OF the majority
that stands behind the Mcdowell
ticket, but there is enough OF uncertain
~ In the situation TO make II interest,"
Ing. There will be two or more candl-
dates for every position, according TO
present advices, and II Is openly pre-
dlcted that the caucus will be stormy.
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CARMEL, y. Y, Nov. 2o.-An accident,
resulting in the loss Of thirteen or four
teen liyos, occurred at tho Tilly Foster
mines little after o'clock this after.
noon. Foreman Patrick Murtha was
descending into tho pit to take the
time Of two gangs OF laborerS, number
ing about thirIy.GyO men, who were
working at tho bottom, when vast
weight OF earth and rock slid With tho
force OF an avalanche IRON the mouth
Of tho pit to tho bottom, a distance Of
three hundred foot. The earth crashed
over tho men with tremendous force,
Out OF one gang oi eleven, only hyo
came out alive, aud three OF the men
employed in another gang we're taken
out dead. Among those known TO bo'
doad are Michael Cannon. ioremani
Patrick II. Murtha, ioremani John
Fagan, boarding house keeperi Thomas
Dennia, James Smith, an Austrian,
nano unknown, No. 23I.
An Austrian known as No. 294, 70.
ceiyed fracture OF the skull aud will
probably die. The names OF the others
killed arc ut present unknown. Sew
eral Of the workmen wore seriously in'
lured.
The cave.in caused the greatest OK.
citement, hut rs soon as possible gangs
OF men were set to work TO remove the
bodies Of those known to DO under the
masses OF earth. Superintendent Tomp.
l;ins and Foreman Lynch took charge OF
the work, aud up TO o'clock five dead
bodies had bean brought to tho surface.
MurthR was taken out alive, but he
died five minutes after he was taken
out. Darkness prevented the conllnu.
auce OF the work OF rescue and II will
not DO until tomorrow morning that
further effort will be made TO clear away
the ruins.
ii, thought that all the others in
the pit arc Italians and Austrians.
There was some difficulty experienced
in identifying several Of the bodies,
owing TO the terrible Disagreement
they had undergone.
Ono Of the first to be brought TO the
surface was Foreman Murlha. He was
found near the top, pinned down by
huge piece OF rock. The rescuing party
dug him out and bore him still alive, to
the frcsh air. Murlha was badly
mangled and his clothes we're almost
torn from his back. he was taken to
his home, but a short distance away.
but died almost Immediately after
reaching there.
Murtha was married. and his vile,
along with the wives Of other unioFtun.
ates, stood at the top Of the slope while
the resCuers were at work.
All the bodies we're horribly manRled,
tho sharp edges OF the rock aud iron
tearing through their clothing and peel
ing the flesh or their faces aud bodies.
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THIS IS DIFFERENT.
Rev. Johnston says lie Did Not Say
Awful Things About Minister Terrell.

Rev. Johnston says lie Dlh Not Say
Awful Things About Minister Terrell.
JEFFERSON CITY, NO, Nov. 20
Rev. T. NJ. Johnston the Baptist min
lister Of this city. who 50 bitterly mr.
rulgned United States Minister Terrell,
Sunday night, furnished the Associated
Press with n brief note tonight, In
which he corrects statement publish
ed In New York to the effect that he
said Mr. Terrell had actually adopted
the Mohammedan religion. Mr. John
ston says he meant to convey the iden
that Mr.. Terrell might as we'll be a
Turk, so far ~ the Americans under
the domain Of the sultan are concerned:
that he obtninE favOrs for himself and
does not bother himself about others.
He says he did not charge Mr. Terrell
with abettlng the murder OF Christians,
or that he individually garhlcs or
smothrrs press reports. The petition
signed by Mr.. Johnston and the thirty
three other members OF his party, ask
ing for Minister TerrclrB removal, has
been forwarded to Secretary Olney
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INYlEDIATE AID
For the Families OF the Slaughtered Ar
nrnIans Is Needed,

For thp Families of the Slaughtered Ar
nenIam Is Needed,
BOSTON, Mass, Nov, 99.-The fol-
lowing reliable letter from an Amerl-
can resident in Constantlnople was re-
ceIved hero to-day:
"Thc most pressing question next to
that OF the safety OF the people who
survive is the provision OF aid for the
families Of thGGG who have been slnuBh-
tered, Ald must come ON great scale
or thousands win die. The powers will
have control In some way before the
money comes In, SO that relief work on
large scale VIII be possible.
"Thc position here is critical In the
extreme, The Turks coming In from
AslatIc Turkey flushed with massacre
and plllsgo, arc telling OF their deeds
and a loot of our haZnurg, with nm OC-
oompanyinE slaughter, is possible NJ
any moment. The sultan Is lighting for
his life, and is not yet convinced that
he Is going 10 he punished for his
crimes, When the powers are ready to
move on him. he may order any Wild
act Of revenge In the way Of general
massacre In order to go out In cloud
Of smoke and glory. The powers are
acting In tho greatest secrecy that he
may not have time 20 do this. When
the fleets nrc ready 10 come inthey win
put themselves IN communication with
the porte and demand the surrender Of
the sultnn's person, and / think thnt
the porte will dethronc him. But II will
be mn anxious time until this accom-
ullBhed"
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the mountains. The city OF Van Is tho
only place left untouched by the Rurds.
who are carrying of quantities OF sheep
and cattle from the destroyed villages.
The entire population Of the village OF
Jurtalon, numbering 200, have been KILL
cd. Tho Hamidlcn cavalry also attack
ed the Persian village OF k0tomr but
were repulsed by the garrison Cf the
fort. The Turkish regulars waited out
side ready To Join In the plunder The
cavalry then destroyed another small
Persian village. Armed bands OF Ar
mGnipn patriots are crossing from Per-
STA 10 the province OF Van. a band OF
these from Salinas fought the Haml-
dicn cavalry for two days near Scral.
Many Were killed on both sides, when
the cavalry withdrew and plundercd
md destroyed Seral. Many HISTORIANS
I'm the Easkballl district are reported
Killed
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ruE NEW YORK STRIKE,
Probability That II May END Noon by Coz
mrll,a ArIlDn,

Probability That II May END soon by Cor
ntli's Aoil0n.
NEW YORK, Nov. 2O.--ThCrc In every
probability that the strike OF the house,
smlthB and Brldgcmcns union nBalnBt
the firms Of j. II. and j. NJ. Cornell and
MIlllkcn bros, has reached lts culml.
nnllng poInn ana the prospects OF nm
early nettlement OF thu difficulty ID
Eooi The leaders NJ the strike do not
NJ much cling TO the prOpOgltlon OF In
crsaalng the wngu scale twenty-five
cents dny as they do to the point at
issue, nnmoly the recognition OF the
union. no thlB SIR Cornell was atcrnly
UppUHed. but II In intlmntcd thnt he
niay possibly bc Induced TO Yield this
ono p0lnt
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PENSION CHANCES
wni mt Asked by nee. A. li.-Thc Nctt
itn'anpmtnt

VIII W. hAhtW w lh''' ~ I've lN' N'At
Eu'ninpmtnI
INDiANAPOblB, Ind, Nov 20
Commnndcr-ln-Chlof walker Of tho
Grand Army of the Republic. together
with Adlutnnt Gcncal Robbins, Gcn.
crnl smolck, " the state G. a. Il, aud
CAPTAIN w. H. Armatrong, of the ma
llonnl cxrcutlvc committee, viii leave
Monday far a. PAUL Mlun, 10 nuke
nrrnngcmphir Tor the uuNt national un.
rnnpmrnt NJ the u. A. Il Colonel Wnla
ltor snld to-day that the National q A..
10 would lHl, tor some "gi#lltlun dur
nlV the coming tougruH1.
IN lhp nral place" hu nnll. I'VE
phili nfl, thnt the punrlunH hr made
ppoclnn IN character nnd rcllof 10 that
II viii moi Nc lct 20 Ou rtblunry board
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ROME. Nov. 20,--Advlces received
here from Constnntinople add to the
sum Of knowledge OF the disorder and
bloodshcd with which Turkey is bur-
dened. II Is reported there that fresh
mnssacres have occurred in Aintnb, Il
town situated on the mountain slope Of
northwest OF AlcppO. 4 condition OF
panic, It ls said, continues throughout
the vilayet OF Ilaleb, in which Aintab
IL situated.
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the consolidation OF October !, 1895.
Tho order citing the parties to appear
before the attorney general on Wednes-
day, December II. Is addressed to tho
Central Trust Company, In New York,
which company Is expecting 10 issue
and handle certificates,
II II believed by the petitioners that
the sale OF the certificates OF a trust
IN this state Is as much violation OF
the law as the sale OF goods mRnufae-
tured by trust, 1t Is believed that In
View OF the attorney generals decision
IN the tobacco trust matter that tho
gas trust win never be able TO incor-
porate or cell Its stock In this state,
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NINE NEW CARDINALS

And sAioln Among ThVm The Pope Pre-
AlnsI at the ConslSiory.
RouE, Nov, 2O,'-.l'ho poDc to-day pro.
sided at tho sOctoL conSlilory and
crcnloi nino cardinals, namely tho
archbishop1 Of LWbOtR, sAltbonrS,
vnllniolld and Dourgo'i Monaianor
saiolIi, tho papal delegate to tho tho
Roman Catholic clutcn In tho Unllod
Slnioii Monaignot doth, tho inlor.
nuncio 10 htnlil, aud tho blallopi OF
Anlnn. UfcOl and AnCona.
His holiness then ptoconlsod tWoniy'
four Italian bishops
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A SHOW OF FORCE
All That win Avert Trouble at
Constantlnople,
THE FANATICAL MUSSULMANS

May PrsSlpltate Riot Ia the city Lake
Those Which Have Occurred In Other
PARTS OF the Turkish EmplrO-RsIn-
forpsmsHts Necessary to Protect Foreign
Conformation ofI'spOrta That
tbv MassASrrs or Christians Continue.
safety OF American Missionaries.
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WEST VIRGINIA
On Deck in Great Shape at the
National Capital.
CONFERENCETOBEHELD TO-DAY,
CAPTAIN Dovepor Makes a Hit at a
Union Meeting,
CHARLIE GOFF STILL HOLDS ON

And wln Take ITS Defeat PhilOIOphis-
ally II tho CombIns's Slate Goes
rnrough-LittIv Doubt That the Nc
powell Ticket wuI bo Aeerp,ed by To-
nlsnrs Caucus, bat There Are Open Pre-
dlcuonI That There wllI be stormy
Time Plrst-aIr. EilsIns on ths situation,
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oxAuA, NEh, Nov. pa special to
tho Bee from Platte Centre, Nob., says;
This morning Rov. a. Heinrich and his
vito we're nsphyxialcd by gas from their
hard coal stove. Mr.. Heinrich was
found dead and Mrs. Heinrich was dy.
ing when neighbors forced the door.
They camo from Louisville, KY, several
yoars ago, aud arc known In many
states. Several children reside in Den.
YER, and have been notified.
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PECUIIAR TRAGEDY.
A Mother Defending Her Son IL shot by
Her Husband Through Mistake.

Her Husband Ihroush Mihhho'
FORT SMITH. Ark, Nov. 29.-Lntc
last night. Deputy Constable Ben Ayres
shot Frank Howard, colorcd boy, and
almost Immediately nfterwnrd the boys
mother was shot and killed by Ike But
trey. her husband. Ayrcs had arrested
the boy for some trivial oficngc. At the
door or the hou1e the boy made n break
for liberty, when Ayers shot him In the
back. This arouGcd his mother, who
ran out TO his assistance. But the boys
stcpfnthcr wan aroused, and installing
his wife for burglar who was muklng
the disturbance. seized gun and shot
her In the breast, killing her Instantly.
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CANrox, ONO, Nov. ga peculiar
double wedding occurred Thursday.
Tho brides md grooms OF both wed.
dings were brothers and sisters, and
twins ut that. Harry poornan and
Florence slayman wero tho contracting
parties in 600 aud Philip slRyman aud
Sadie Ponrman In tho other. Tho mar.
riaga occurred at tho Slayman home in
Beach City, each couple having scpar-
nto attendants.
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BERLIN. Now 90,-'rhe polica have
summarily closed eleven Socialist clubs
here, inclndinr six Of tho Reichstae
electoral clubs. tho club Of the Socialist
press committee. that Of the local com.
mltiee nj tho Socialist party, tho club OF
the Socialist party dologntos and that OF
tho usntral committee Of the German
Socialist party.
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determine whether a man Is entitled

to determine whether a man Is entitled
to q pension or not.
when n pension Is fixed, It should
not be afterwards reduced or taken
away, though II frequently happens
that evidence rs secured which allows
OF It's being Increased.
Another thing we want Is uniform
lty In widows pensions, We ask that
these pensions be made uniform at fl2
per month. We also uBk that the de-
pendent clause IN widows pensions be
changed"