The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1902-03-14

~ injury whereby he has become
disabled, or that he is totally dis
abled by paralysis; and further, that
neither himself nor his wife has an
income exceeding $50 por annum,
nor property sufficient to produce
such an income, or (b) that he has
reached the ago Of 60 yoars, and that
neither he nor his wife is receiving
an annual income of $75 from any
source, nor p,'ssessed Of property
sufficient to produce such an income.
(B) If woman. First, That she is
tho widow of Il man who WAS bona
Tide soldier or snilor in the service of
the State or Of the Confederate States
III the war between tho States; and
second, that she has mover remarked
or having remarked is again widow;
and third, that either (a) she is 60
years of age, or (b) that her husband
lost his life in tho service oi tho State
or OF the Confederate States in the
war between tho States: and fourth,
that she has not an income of 500
per annum or property sufficient to
produce same. Fifth, the classilica
ton Of all pensioners shall be ms
follows: Class A. Those who az a
result Of wounds received in said
war, are physically helpless, or whom
while in such service lost both arms
or both logs or sight; or who are dis
abled by paralysis and arc unable
to make a living whose income or his
wlfe's does not exceed $50 per an
nun. Class B. Those who while in
such service lost one arm or one leg
and whose income or his wife's does
not exceed $50 per annum. Class
& No. |. Those soldiers and sailors
disabled by wounds received during
said war, whose income or his wife's
does not exceed $50 por annum.
Glass 9 No 2. Those who have reached
the age of 60 years, and whose in
come or his wife's does not exceed
S15 per annum. Glass G No. 3.
Widows Of those who lost their lives
while in such service of tho
State or Of the Confederate Statos,
and whose income docs not exceed
800 per annum. Class G No. 4.
Widows above the age of go years
whose income does not exceed 500
per annum.
Sec. 3. That section 1867 of the
code Of laws Of South Carolina, 1902,
ba and the same arc hereby amended
80 as to read as follows Section
1867. The persons described in the
preceding sections shall be entitled
to pension upon complying with
the other PROVISIONS of this chapter,
and each pensioner of the several
classes shall be paid tho amounts
hereinafter set forth, to-wit:
The other is the act "to amend
section of an act Entitled an act
to provide for pensions of certain
soldiers and sailors now residents of
South Carolina, whe were in the ser
vice Of the State or of the Confed-
crate States in the late war between
the States approved tho 10Th day of
February, a. d. 1900, 80 far as ro
lates to widows of Confederate sol
diers and Sailors"
Section |. BE it enacted by the
general assembly of the State of
South Carolina: That sub division
End Of sub title (B) of section of
an act entitled San act to provide for
pensions of certain soldiers and sail
ors, now residents of South Carolina,
who were in tho service Of the State
or Of the Confederate States in the
war between the States, approved
the 18th day of February, 1900, be
and tho said sub division is hereby
amended by inserting between the
word "remarriod" and the word
"and" the following words, cor that
she being 60 years of ago, is widow
again, her last husband having died.
80 that section 3 of the said act wher
50 amended shall read M follows
Section 3. In ordar to obtai tn,
benefits of this chapter, tho appli
cant unqualified by residence, mus
also show: (A) If a man, first, tha
he was bona fide soldier or sailo
in the service Of the State or Of Tho