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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-20
SXoKELEss POWDER FOR BATTLEsHIPs
NEW ONES TO BE PROVIDED WITH OUTFITS
FOR THIS PURPOSE.

Newport News, Va. Nov. 10 (SpeciaD.-It has
been decided to furnish the new battleships Kear-
sarge and Kentucky with outfits Of smokeless pow
der before putting them in commission. The plans
for the ships did not provide for these outfits. and
in 10 put them in at this late date 1t will be
necessary TO keep the vessels here longer than
would have been necessary were they TO go In
commission soon completed according to the
original plans.
1t is stated good authority. however. that this
change in the magazines of the ships Will not
entail any tearing out TO speak Of. and that the
Kearsarge Will be commissioned about the first Of
the year. The Illinois. too, will have smokeless
powder outfit, but she is only three -fourths
advanced this change will no delay In her
completion. The plans for the Missouri. for which
the keel will soon be laid. provide for smokeless
powder outfits
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-20
WALTER II. LEWIS. JR.

Walter II. Lewis. jr., son Of Walter II Lewis
the drygoods merchant at No. 80 Worth-st, died
on Saturday at the Lewis home. in Tuxedo Park
from Bright's disease. at the age of forty years
Mr. Lewis had been In delicate health for many
years. He was educated at home by private tutors
and at his majority enjoyed the advantages Of
European travel His health failing him, he tried
several resorts. without obtaining any relief He
lived at the family home In Newport for years, but
as the air did not agree with him his father built
a cottage In Tuxedo Park. where his son lived for
the last five years. He was interested In botany
and in the work OF charitable organizations. The
Lewis home In New-York is at No. II East Thirty
hist
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REPLY TO AN ATTACK on TRINITY PARISH

In one Of the Trinity chapels yesterday the vicar
ish: my attention has been called by several
members Of the congregation to-day to an editorial
suaek on the parish that appeared yesterday.
S a'' read it. and find that IT contains fourteen
lsy p. Natements One of them referring TO the
lee, " california. is, imagine true. OF the thir-
Two ,,enaining statements, all about the parish
edo ~ s True and two have not accurate knowl-
neesov VI, sun, do not believe them. But know
fnain4rnn that each and every one Of the nine re-
''"'''ns statements is false"
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vAIrs FOR SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICA, WEST
MALLS " INDIES ETC.

MoNpAY-A, a for Brazil direct per s c Ga:
sTs for re North u Plata Countries must be
directed per 1870 ms for Port au Prince Aux
and 5sS% Pr nda r1s and puch
must directed per p s. PTns rs, % dn J ra at 4, M
for R Ssgna R sOd PIT may, per Leon
m Tor J2msiGs per steamer ie mon
CesSf2 costa e 6oa a1d s0qs o
Pacific pots Hu pf be srsete Per 5 Aancs5 az
i"sp M for Porto Rico per United states snsPorS
per s. s. Irrawaddy; at $3.50 m supplementary tar, >,
I'd M for sS Cf ssnS d. ana Dssar per Mad
ana p for cuba via HaIaaa per g. seneca
at p M Yucatan. campeche rabasco and chiapas.
rTRsDAYXt ii FOR PernsmSqeo and sa n as
per Taqrmna at a. "a a5n acso and
Venezuela, per s. Phi,dcphla 0etterS Tor sayanla
and GaTsss9a va at I2 no or Ia Plata Countries
direct per Riverton at p NJ for MSnIas a per
for Nassau. Guantanamo ana santaSo. per $. San
FRDAY for Inasa ,E per ;:ns gnem must ef b
per = Erna detters must be directed per Ernat'
sATuRPaYA p De9 a. a pr ase Va
sssS per Ka g t5 PP FoTtsas at ISLAND ia
sySp.G FOR ce coss Rca must per
Aar2 al 1eI 10 a. TrHids9 al ii a. for cuba per
Havana vita H az G m for SSsSi,S GSara
m fundamentally
Dominican Republic. per e. saf'P Pierre. Maueon Per
STEAM steamer from from NSTth sydney.
Malls for Newfoundland by rail to North sydney ana
M so,nSs,y Nails Nails tor Mqueon by rail- Boston,
and thence 81 steamer close az this Office daily at 80
p. ,. Metz y s stea GSs close at ibis ocs daily
nd 4; IL and ns ds for y %
Miami F and hsnSS S and ssraraay 81
m dhe connecting coses are on Tue day and satur-
day) Mails Tor Mexico city overland unless specially
G o n ard gao S,S dns,.m Mails t for rs SG' ia
New Orleans thence by steamer close az this once
daily t3 connecting closes here Mondays for
n,n closes at D. m previous day Registered mall
closes at p. m second day before.
TRANsPAcTFIc MAILS
Mails China and Jaesn via TACOMA ao clos. here d:y
patch per City OF Dublin Mails tor Hawaii.
aPss and cS Sp to % s9 for a fSs here a
Nippon Maru Mails for China and Japan. via Seattle
SaDs,s SsFf per- dairy
be directed via sese Malls als for e sSSsty Island
November f2S inclusive Tor Dispatch BY ship daIilse
zealand Mals t0' Hawai- FIJI and samoan Island. San
nS Ss sss S a. sO v tt SS say
Of arrival OF = campania. due az New YORK NSvsn-
der a. .n for ssa''s n. 's ose her.
., . fGs a sr Ss..'ss s
directed via ysncOuysr Mails for china sS and Japan
November 100 Tor dispatch per ontans MAJ. fer
Hawaii via san - inclusive mere FOR 's ssOssoA psY
p % A up rs Mails for Austrsla,an coicnes @
s sS West wa AssFs al %A San
FIJI Issnde via I ana Sp to peeebsr TO- G
elusive s FOR dispatch per 5. warrimoo ,,-,
mails port on s 81 ,ams
OF their uninterrupted overland transit fResstered
mail closes at c5RN NJ gSs' VAN vorr Postmaster
POstonoss New Y0rks- y T.. November y" Iva
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AIR. HOBART NO BETTER.
STOMACH TROUBLE RETURNING. IT IS
FEARED. AND HIS FRIENDS ARE
NOT AS HOPEFUL.

Paterson. N. j.. Nov 10 (SpecaD. -vice,P President
Hobart enjoyed day OF rest. and It was an.
nounced at Carroll Hall that his condition was un-
changed He did not partake of as much solid
food to-day as usual. and is believed that he is
again being troubled with his stomach.
Mr.. Hobart appeared to be AZ cheerful ever
and took lively interest in the topics OF the day
as presented by the newspapers There Is no per-
ceptble change in his condition. but his friends
are not as hopeful they have been. They be-
lieve that the vicePresident is gradually growing
weaker,
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r,rJoyaL REPUBLICAN LEAGUE.

C.nicsco Nov. 1.-THE Executive Committee OF
Tho national Republican League will meet IN
washington on Tuesday, December H. to Tx upon
.,ing has been called by the president. George
stone Of San Francisco and Nci ,b no dretarS Do
ms ~ stine from the Chicago headquarters The
Indications point considerable rivalry oxer sno
nhnIce ~ the convention city Chicago. lndlahaP-
oiis 81 Louis st. Paul. Galveston, and possibly
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MRS CARTER IMPROVING SLOWLY.

Columbus. Ohio. Nov. 19.-Mrs. Leslie Carter. who
has been sick with quinsy at the Great southern
Hotel in this city. is improving only slowly ano
her physician now says 1t Is impossioe 10 ten
,her sbe will no able 10 resume her role in "Zaza
David Belasco arrived from New-fork yesterday 70
consult Mrs Carriers manager regarding plans Tor
axte
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OFFICES.

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Tho London office Of The tribune is convenient plsos
TO leave advertisements and s1oscrip tions.
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POOR QUALITY OF RUSSIAN WHEAT.

Kansas City, No. Nov. 19-"The Journal says
that Alfred Duttenhofer. the head OF grain firm
with houses at Mannheim and Duisburg Germany
has tust closed deals with several local grain nrms
involving the purchase OF several hundred tnou-
sand dolIars, worth Of Southwestern wheat, and he
started last night for Galveston, where ne Will
make arrangements for the shipment or the grain
10 Europe He said before going away:
The failure or the partial failure, OF the Russian
wheat crop is responsible for my visit to Kansas
CITY The quality of the Russian wheat Is so poor
this wear that we do not 10 use 1t.
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FORECAST FOR TO-DAY AND TOMORROW.

,,o- England fair to-day and tomorrow; fresh
westerly winds. becoming variable.
e.. Eastern New-York fair to-day Increasing eloua-
Ness tomorrow fresh westerly winds becoming variao'
For the District a Columbia Eastern re''ss g.
reasing cioudness tomorrow; light TaIlape
For West Virginia, Western fsniy ra yariabls winds
shi,ting 10 fresh easterly.
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DlED.
$3.50. corr.r MAYNARD Eningham.
Asn.on' tsb9iiSs r Newell, William A.
Prsnt6is. Grace O. Pierce. Mary c.
Hardenbergh, Cornelius Ia Reaua hensy NJ
iC ,, oo TTesrias C. Soleiac. Louis
Ieferts. John l. I rhscxS' S,b ,cnS "
,s,,roxon Thursday. November Is 1892 George Fred
erdk Ashton OF San Francisco CAL aged - year"
son OF the is sess5Wosd Cemetery New-Yor city
ppovvNon Saturday November IS. 1899. Phillips III,
SoO infant SON OF Charles Frederick and Margaret
Fq iastsl.t private '''''
November 49, az ra he, s.%od s1co
taioyed datehter Of D, p. Barhydt ,ovs,h.r ., a,
rSspi service at the house. TUESDAY november 81 "
,, m:So a; At at convenience OF the family
HARpENBERGHn ,ssa MoysmOe'
1872 nS Friends OF the family respectfully In
attend The s.s funeral Res So g Carroll sq Place
'rrr,nswick ~ j.. Tuesday November IL lsse
at $3.50 p. m
uooK-on Friday. November IT, 1892 Samuel Hook
are pd No. T. o The fan' on
ro;apnsnt az convenience Of the family
JoHYsoNAt his home Norwich Conn., 10 the es Ss
s ssSF OF "'' '''
LArnRop Angeles CAL NSy y Il B. e i.,b bsss
SarmsrIy OF sauserties \. Y. aged IS years
LEFFERrs-on SUNDAY morning Tor.%ser 49, ls e:
after a lingering illness John l. Leneru son OF tne
late Ierert l. and Cynthia LenertA' or New-uueeh''
Long Island. a.. -.
funeral private Tuesday, 2ist inst
interment in Greenwood.
Lewiston Saturday November Is 1899 az Ila1e ~
PARK n y Walter H. Lewis. IT,. son OF walter H.
and Arabes B. Lewis
Funeral private. , ,.. ,Au.a.,.A,.
AyNApD-suGdenly at Saratoga, on sunday evening
Nevember 10 Efingham Maynard OF New-York CITY
Notice OF funeral hereafter.
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pAccryCEPS on THE CAHPANfA.

London. Nov 19.-rhe Countess Of Mimic. wife OF
the Earl Of Mimic. Governor General OF Canada, Is
a passenger on board the Cunard Line steamer
Campania which left Queenstown for New-fork
The Campania takes also DR.. A. II. Doty Health
officer Of the Port OF NewYork.
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". ]. HITCHCOCK.

Youngstown. Ohio Nov. 19-W. j. HltcncocH
pioneer ironmaser Of this village president OF the
Andrews G. Hitchcock Iron Company operating
blast furna ,es at Hubbard, and connected with
numerous local Institutions died at his home In
this city last night aged seventy.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-20

ago. Death from heart disease. Tho funeral
will be at the home to-day at 1880 p. m MT Muller
was ffty-eght years old, and for many years he
had been connected with the Schaefer Brewing
Company In Park-ave. A son and six daughters
survive him,
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cuoosrS AN AMERICAN WIFE.

rordor Nov. 1s-Hon Archibald Lionel Bethune
ooond con Of the Earl Of Lin isay, will soon be
married to Miss Ethel Tucker, daughter OF w. A.
Tucker. OF Boston
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THOMAS ORCHESTRA NOT TO GO TO PARIS

pREYFUs CASE RESPONSIBLE FOR THIS DE-
cIsION
Chicago Nov 1s-The Chicago Orchestra. under
the leadership of Theodore Thomas has decided to
decline the Invitation OF the directors OF the Paris
Exposition to attend that show in 1900. In letter
addressed TO Edouard Colonne, chairman of the
Board Of Directors. Theodore Thomas declares
that as an American citizen he is lover OF justice
and liberty and cannot consistently visit the
French capital Mr. Thomas freely admits that
the verdict in the Dreyfus was responsible Tor
his determination TO remain away from the Tx
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-20

Philadelphia will ask for tho gathering Tho
commercial clubs OF ST. Paul and Galveston are
taxing an active interest In securing the conven-
ton. The convention will be the hrst National
political gathering OF the Presidential year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-20
PETER MULLER.

Peter Muller. collector for the F. NJ schae-
fer Brewing Company. died at his home No. loS
West one hundredand-twenty- seventh-st.. on FRI
day. He had enjoyed good health until two weeks
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-20
J. LEROY JACOBS

catskiu. n. Y. Nov. 81. Leroy Jacobs. chair
man OF the Greene County Republican Committee
died suddenly this afternoon at his home. at Cairo
aged fifty
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rp,nr,NE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

Tribune once Nov. 20. a. m-Ihs weather.
$500, in the morning but became fair In the
afternoon The temperature ranged between % and %
dre the average tss degrees being j.. degrees higher
man that OF Saturday ana 2s degrees higher thAn A'
~ The Corresponding day Of last year.
The weather to-day will be fair
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PAULIST FATHERS WIN A VICTORY.
THEY SECURE THE REFUSAL OF A LICENSE TO
SALOON SAID TO BE BACKED BY
CHILLY" MGLoRY.

When the announcements were read in the
Church Of ST. Paul the Apostle, Sixtieth-st. and
Coum bus-ave., yesterday morning. the Rev. Alex
snder P. Doyle read letter from the Police Com
missioners stating that the Board had refused TO
grant a license TO Frank Campbell TO conduct a
saloon and concert hall al Nos SI3 and 3l5 West
Ffty-ninth-st Campbell IS said to be a nephew Of
Billy McGlory 1t was this fact that prompted
The Paulist Fathers to make protest 10 the Police
Board as McGiory was believed TO be the real
hacker Of the enterprise. Nearly fourteen hundred
members Of the Holy Name Society Of the parish
signed the protest.
The building which had been constructed IS rather
a pretentious one for a place Of the kind being
built OF white stone three stories high with stone
balconies and balustrades the second floor.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-20

We don't say that nothing else VIII cure cold
but nothing will cure more OF worse ooiu'' vi cur
them quicker, than Jayne's Expectorant' %
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.~oduced by himself for drastic reor-
MI t,on was a severe arrangement OF 'he
esasns although on the surface ne uleu 10
turessIi ts true nature by honeyed ana courte-
ooneessorsnces 10 staff officials. Senator Proc
Gus nIan was something like that proposed
tor > pperai Miles 1t struck popular choru
M vas approved by some or the mos. .nn ~.
ana ,eopie in Congress IL VIII come up
tntai Hundreds Of prominent men from all
sfss ~ the country, both in and out or ONCE
seeuon, rongly urged that the stan be reor-
ransed o
Is THIS CRITIC INSPIRED?
Al, The press: The report is correct In the
lent that much has been written OF late
''s ,.rning a better staff system That Is
eO"N e. altogether too mildly. There
hean a perfect storm Of remonstrance
mas che continuance OF the present obsolete
asslnro an almost universal requisition Tor It's
sss1..s,ate reconstruction on more modern prln-
INN Nearly every prominent newspaper In
cples has for a wear or more teemed with
ne s a. IN advocacy Of its reorganization. The
suee,snt General has neither been deaf nor
Aess % this press outburst. Does he think
hpS editors have been disappointed" and
81 onIy giving expression to mere personal
se D and jealousy? II is possible that here
e nSe there an individual writer has attempted
a." get even" for some fancied wrong at the
10 y, he bureaucracy. but II will not do 10
han- the universal press cutlery against the
onae "a such a motive II Is too general, too
Sues sn and too persistent TO originate in any
eSins' so nuerile and ephemeral. 1t is unnec-
INNS 20 name any long list of newspa-
essaiy negative this assumption of the re-
PEE Ore conspicuous example, however. will
w tea for an obvious reason. aside from its
ee CIV. Characteristic OF the tone Of hundreds of
pens II is "The Philadelphia Press" whose
IN. &c a member Of President McKinley's
E Eunua can his paper be reasonably accused
S =. sUmassitsonnointrnent"? II would be as absurd
.. brine that accusation against Generals
E.osaN and Miles or Senator Proctor.
Troro single leading editorial Of The Phila-
1870 press" the following paragraphs are
quoted verbatim;
s,,s,er, like this needs TO be torn up by the
- THE staff departments need TO be reor-
roots a nd nlaced under the direct control and
Ea.,.sIp,Ijtv Of the head Of the Army.
Sanersl STAFF on the German plan needs TO take
- siaea ~ the CLIQUE and cabal of staff officers
who run the war department uhoer 'he present
system an,ss p,cure OF division Reorganization and
s1n,o,si1ation could not be given
orhe Press" expressed the opinion that the
Secretary Of War should be deprived Of direct
.ortrol Of the staff departments. whose men,
hsrs use him and their places for personal
ends" These quotations are sufficient.
n is Idle TO try 10 explain such criticism
from such a high source on any hypothe-
sis OF disappointed" ambition TO find a place
In the staff corps. THE Philadelphia Press
has a representative in the Cabinet. Perhaps
this vigorous editorial was inspired.
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MARRIED..

nv,,eptics, dissolve and assmiate your food with
rohnson's Digestive Tablets.
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,,p,pr soroMoN-On Sunday November 10 1909
bu tPe Rev Raphael Benjamin. NJ A. Mamie Solomon
10 Morris Weisbart.
NV, pROyyN-At Trinity Church. Boston Mass. on
isE.nrs.v November 49, 1899 by the Rev. E. Win
Ease Donald D. D.. Edith Blake Brown TO John LIN
coin wkie.
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ENTL BENARD ARRIVES on la BRETAGNE
BE RECEIVED THE FIRST PRIZE IN THE ARcHI
TEcTURAL CONTEST FOR UNIVERSITY
OF CALIFORNIA BUILDING.

Among the passengers who arrived here yester-
day on the French liner La Bretagne was Emil
Mnard the Partisan architect. to whom has been
warded the first prize Of $1,000 In the interna-
naal competition for the contract to plan the
bzlang for the University of California. Mr.
Bsrard was entertained at dinner by the Institute
Of Architects in Paris Just before his departure
for this country, and at that time he received
decoration from the institute. He has come here TO
consult the trustees and Regents of the university
concerning his plans. He met at the pier by
Paul 3. TuZo. who represents the trustees.
Another passenger on La Bretagne NJ
Thackara. United States Consul Havre. The
steamer ran into heavy gales on Monday and
Tuesday. and was caught In part Of a hurricane on
FRIDAY
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Bowen, MEMORIAL. WINDOWS
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6perial Notices.

A.-A-Exclude the CO1dt Use Roebuckss
CEI.EBRATED WEATHER STRIPS on your doors and
windows. :. ROEBCCk, sole manufacturer i72 Fulton
Telephone
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IN NEW YORK CITY.
REMITTANCE

One cent extra Is charged on the DAILY
ard TRr-wEEKLY mail subscribers In NewYork city.
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PRINTED MATTER. ETc.-Gernan steamers sailing on
Tuesdays take Printed Matter. for Germany and
Specially Addressed Printed Matter. oc., for other
nars Of Europe American and White star steamers on
tVednesdovs German ThutEcoys, ana
C-,nard French and German steamers on saturdays
take Printed Matter etc. tor al! countries ioF WHICH
they are advertised 10 carry uail
After the closing OF the Supplementary
Nails named above additional supplementary malls are
opened on the piers Of the American. English French
and German steamers, and remain open tntll within
tn Minutes OF the hour OF sailing Of steamer
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DIED.

Notices OF marriages and deaths must be in
dorsed with full name and address.
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POstOf,ice Notice.
Should be read DAILY by all interested as changes may

Should be DAILY by all interested changes may
umeD
Foreign mails the ending November 70. 1850.
will promptly I'm all cases. at the General Post
follows: Mails close hour earlier
closing time shown below. Parcels Post Mails for
Germany close at p. Monday
TRANSATLANTIC MAILS.
TUEsDAY-At a. m. Cor Europe. per = .saale vs
Southampton and Bremen Qetters for Ireland must %
directed per Saae') 80
WEDNESDAY-At a. m. supplementary $50 a. MI
for Europe per 'St. Louis. via southampton ust-
tiers for ireland must directed per ST. Louh
at . a. m Complementary 1870 m.) for Europe, per
$. s. majestic, via Queenstown; at 1890 a m: Tor
Belgium per Westernland. Via Antwerp uetters
must he directed per s. Wesiernand'l ,. -,...
THURSDAY--At a. m. for France direct ewitzerland'
Italy spain Portugal Turkey Egypt and British INDIA.
per ia Bretagne. Via Hayre Iettsrs Tor otner
parts OF Europe must be directed per Q. g. La
Bretagne'J. .r,-.
via Qleenstown at n. m for Netherlands direct per
s s. Maasdam via Rotterdam uetteIs must ee drected
per S. Maasdam'); at a m for ltaly' per :.
Werra via Naples Qetters must be directed per O.
Werra''): al 10 a. m. for Scotland direct, per s. :.
Anchoria via Glasgow 1etters must directed per g. o
Anchoria'o AT 10 a. Acres Jslands direct per
s. s. Tartar Prince; at II a. m tor Norway dreet per
s. s. Norge, Via Chrstlania ueuers Hoel Oe oiieS'"N
per 8. s. Norge"(.
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MEXICAN WAR VETERANS PENSIONS.
PROPOSITION TO INCREASE THE AMOUNTS PAID
TO THE MEN WHO FOUGHT MORE THAN
FIFTY YEARS AGO.

Lexington. Ky. Nov. 10 SpeciaD.-General w. r.
Smith secretary and treasurer Of the Mexican War
Veterans. who is preparing 10 put before Congress
a bill to increase the pensions Of the men who
fought for their country more than fifty years ago.
is receiving many letters from Senators. Represent
atives Governors and other officials indorsng the
plan. General Smith says that there are now about
nine thousand Of these men living ana they are
dying at the rate OF three a day. They are TOO
proud to beg. and yet their pensions are so meagre
that many OF them have TO accept charity.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-20

pEMITTANCES should always be made In Postofnce
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1899-11-20

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