The National tribune., 1902-02-20
Commit Major. 29th Wis; increase, $50.


Commit, Major. 29th Wis; increase, $50
John Emerson, Co. /, 18th Mo-, granted
an honorable discharge, provided that nc
pay, bounty or emolument shall accrue by
| the passage of this act.
Kate Virginia Dewey Gushing, widow
Of Samuel T. Gushing, Brigadier-General
u. S. A; increase, $50.
Mabel III. Lazear, widow Of Jesse w.
Lazear, Surgeon, u. S. A; increase. Sll,
and an additional 81 to each minor child
during their minority.
Adclla G. Chandler, widow of BARLEY
VI. Chandler, Captain Vests Company,
Indian war; granted S12.
| Harry III. Sieg, the helpless son OF
Henry A. Sieg, Captain, Co. f, 9th U. S.;
$25.
Richard Fristoc, Co. G. 1st Mo-; in
crease. So.
Martha A. De Lamater, widow of Wal
ter A. De Lamater, Co. I, 9th U. s.; S12.
! Lue Emma McIunkin, foster mother of
Walter, c. Snively, Co d, 18th q. s.;
granted pension of S12.
George G. Leighton, Co. e, 1st Mass;
increase, S15.
Joseph ]. Ashby. Co f, 1st Mo-; in
crease, $40.
Elizabeth W. Simmons, widow of Sam
uel Simmons, n soldier from Virginia in
the war of 1912; granted Sl2 per month.
Hiram Cronk, in the War Of 1912; in
crease, S25.
Malvina C. stith. widow of Robert
Stith, Co G, q. s. Dragons; $50.
B. f. Draper, Co. II. Tennessee VOlun-
fcers GIcxican War: $50.
Narcissa TAFT. widow Of Felix TAFT,
Mexican War; $50.
Mary 4. House, Army Nurse. 18th
Mimi, and first Reserve Hospital, Manila,
P. l.: $12.
Amanda Jacko, widow of Joseph Jacko,
| Capt. Knowlton's Ind.-Wis. Vols, Mex
Thomas Butler, Co. NJ. Sd U. S. Cav;
John McGrath, Co. c, 7th U. S. Cav;
increase, SO.
Sarah McCord, widow of Marcus D.
L. McCord, Capt. Terry's Co, 1st Tenn;
Henry p. Schroeder, First Lieutenant.
and Captain, Cd u. s. Inf: increase. S24.
Mary r. w. Morgan, widow of Stokley
Morgan, Commander, q. S. N:
S2j, and 81 additional to minor child until
it shall reach the age of 16 years.
A. Curtis Stecver Carpenter, widow of
VIM. l.. Carpenter, Captain, 9th U. s.; in
| crease. $50.
Frances NJ. Reilly. widow of Henry ].
s. Art; increase. $50, and 50 additional
on account of each minor child until they
reach the age of 16 years.
John G.. Brewer, Co. II, 10th Pa; in
crease, $50.
Charles II. Wickham, Co. II, 142d n.
Y; increase, S17.
William NJ. strope, Co. I, 7th N. Y. II.
A: increase, $50
Nathaniel Eaton. Co. G. 18th N H..
and Captain, Co. E, 39th U. S. G. t.; in
crence. $50.
John S. Hunter. Sd Mo. Cav; increase
Israel p. Covey. First Lieutenant, Co
B, 44th ILL.,; increase. S25.
Alice NJ Rallou, widow OF S. s. Bal
lon, Co. G, 49th n. Y: increase, $50. until
the death of the helpless child Gilbert
T. Ballou. on whose account the pension
is increased, when it will continue at SS.
Nellie NJ. Emery, widow of George w.
Emery, Co. II, 9th and 18th \. H.; grant
ed $S
Kephart Wallace, Co. NJ, 10Th Pa. Cav;
increase, $50.
Thomas Hall, Co. F, 2d IA; granted
pension, So.
Kazier Washburn. widow of William
Washhun, Co. Z, 4th Mich; granted pen
sion. $12.
Henry Clifford Dunbar, Co. I, 7th Mass;
increase S24.
Carleton A. Trundy Co. G. 18th Me-.
and also masters mate in the U. s.
N; increase, SoO.
Sarah Maley, widow Of Thomas r. Ma
$50.
Marcia NJ Merritt. widow OF William
II. Merritt. Lieutenant-C Colonel, 1st Iowa;
increase. $50.
Thomas w. Robinson. Co. G. 9th Iowa
Cav: increase, S25.
Susan Terry. widow of Lewis d. Terry.
Kentucky Home Guards; SO.
Il n
$50.
Joel Metz. Co. r. 1st Pa, and Co. F.
9th Pa. Reserve Corps; increase, $50
William Eugas, Co. f, 18th Mo-; In
John e. Farrell. Both Me-; -.
Charles A. Sheafe, Co. |, 50th Ohio:
$50
William Il. Underwood. Co. J., Sth Mo.
s NJ. Cav: increase, S2i.
William II. Pierce, Co. G, I'd r. L.; in
crease. $40.
Theophilus Goodwin, Co. Fl, 9th Del:
$40.
Abhie Webster. widow of Byron G.
Webster. Of Rarker's III. Dragons: Sl2.
Selden r. Witchcr, Co. II, 1St Battal-
ion, 14th II. s. Inf; increase, $50
James X. McClellen, Co. d. SSth n.
$50 s}i anu 00' u ''n T. D oa'' increase
Charles X. Wheeler of Paducah. Ky.
obtained consent to Occuny II minutes to
make n speech. not referring to one of the
private pension bills under discussion. He
proceeded to fv in the face of the Wanted
renutatiOn of his native State for hosni-
tality by making bitter attack unon the
Government for its proposed entertainment
of Prince Henry Of Russia. who is on the
way TO visit the United States His Ian
guaGe was extremely yituperative. and at
first was loudly applauded on the Demo
cratic side, hut presently it occurred to
the leaders that he was making a first
class Republican campaign document.
which no dnuht would be circulated next
Fall in Districts where there is a large
German population. He occupied his en-
tire - minutes. however. to the hest ad-
vantage. rlciting a warm reply from Gros-
venOr. of Ohio, and others on the Repub-
lican side.
The House adjourned until Monday.
The Senate, contrary to its custom met
on Saturday and continued the considera-
ton of the Census Bureau Bill, but did
not finish il.
On Monday, the 18th. the House of
Representatives. upon motion Of Mr.. Rich
ardson, the Democratic leader, passed the
bill to remove all war taxes as reported
by the Republican majority of the Com
mittee on Ways and Means. The bill