The National tribune., 1902-04-10
Lorenzo Blackman. Co. @. 12d Ohio; IN



Lorenzo Blackman. Co. @, T2d Ohio; IN
crease, S24. blouse BILL
Edward S.Dicklnson, First Lieutenant, Co.
B, 10th Mo. Cav: increase. $50. House BILL
William G.. johnson. Co. +, 18th Mich; In.
crease $50 House Blll)
| Otillia NJ. SmoOt widow Of George w.
| Smoot. Acting Masters Mate, e. S. N; In
crease, SIT. blouse BILL
William B. Rowe. Co. A. 9th Mich. Cav:
| increase. $50. (House BILL
Charles Misner, Co. A. 9th Mich. II. A.; In
crease $50 blouse BILL
William H. Mackey, Co. ID, 12sth y. Y;
Increase, $50. House Billy
| William Z. Armstrong Co. F. 10th Mich.
increase, $50. blouse BILL
Uriah Reams. Co. Il, 18th Mich; Increase,
$50. blouse BILL
Abraham n. BradfieId. Co l. 10th Iowa; in
crease, SIT. CHouse Bill)
Mary Beals widow of Jerome BeaIs, Second
| Lieutenant. Co. f, I'd Mich; increase, S25.
lnez e. Perrine. widow of Thomas A. Per
rine Co. G, 10th Pa; Increase. So and 81
additional on account of minor child.
John 5; Robinson, Co. G, 1st Col. Cav; in
crease. $50.
Thomas s. Rowan, Co. I, 25th Iowa; in
crease. $50.
| William c. David, Co. A. 11th Ind; in
crease. $50.
James ScanneI. Co. f. 4th Pa. Cav. ana
! Co: K. I'd Pa. H. A; increase. S2+.
John Reep. Co b, both Ohio; increase, $50.
blouse BilL)
James A. Bramble. Co. b. SOth Ind; in
crease. $50. blouse BILL
Barbara Mcdonald, widow of Robert Nc
Donald, Co. d. sth n Y. II. A; increase. $24
| In the event of the death OF helpless and de-
pendent son. the additional pension shall
cease and determine. blouse BILL
Isaac II. Grim Co. {, 1ith Ind; increase,
S21. blouse Bill.j
Mary T.. Kelly. widow of Isaac p Kelly
Co. II. aJth Ohio; increase. SO. House Bill)
Margaret Hendry. widow of James Hendry,
Co; T, 1st Ky; increase. $l2. House Bill)
La Myra V. Kendig. widow of Henry s.
Kendig. Co. A, 164th Ohio; increaser $12.
blouse BILL
Robert NJ. Mccullough. Co. B, Sd Pa Cav;
increase. $40. House BiIIl
Joseph Tusinski, Co. L, 14th L. s. Inf.
blouse Bll)
james P Burchfcld Surgeon, SD Pa; in
crease. $50. blouse BilI)
Andrew Y. Transue. Co. G, Sd Pa. II. A;
increase, SiT. House Bill)
Helen V. ROrer, widow Of Jonathan t.
Rorer. Captain, Co. J. 1SSth Pa; increase,
$50 fHouse BILL
Thomas +. Walter. First Lieutenant. Co. A,
DIST Pa; increase, $17. blouse Billl
Maggie He!mbold. widow of John W. Helm
bold, Co. e, 213th Pa. and Co. d, 1872 Pa;
So. and 50 additional on account Of minor
Emma F. Shilling, widow of John Shilling,
First Lieutenant, Co. II. Sd Del; Increase,
Ann F.. Collier widow Of George w Col
lier, Lieutenant-Colonel, L. S. Marine Corps;
increase, $40.
Josephine NJ Dustin. widow of Miles G.
Dustin. Co. f. 10th Wis: Ss. CHouse Bid
Dewitt C. Mccoy. Lieutenant-COlOnel, SD
Pa: increase. $50. House Bll)
Phoebe l.. PeytOn. widow of Jacob NJ. Pey-
ton. Co. c. 9TH III. Cav, and Captain, Co. 1,
14Sth ILL.,; increase. $50
Elizabeth Capehart, widow of Henry Cape
hart Colonel 1st w. Va. Cav, and Brevet
Major-General, o. S. vo!s.; increase, $40;
Minerva Melton. widow of Newton Melton:
-fefn mol InH ri
Militia: increase, $50. In the event OF the
death of Decota Melton, helpless and Iepen-
dent daughter the additional pension Shall
cease and determine.
Eliza A. Wright, widow OF James II.
Wright, Co f. S7th H.: So. House BEI)
Dennis Dyer, Co. X, 123d Ills; SO. blouse
Charles f. Merrill, 18th Me-; s12 blouse
Jethro NJ Getman. alias James VI. Getman,
First Lieutenant Go. G, 42d Ills; increase,
$50.
John Brown, Co. I, 18th Md; increase, $50.
daughter of Phneas /; Bozeman, Of Capt.
with Mexico; SO. House BILL
George Mcdaniel, Co. H, 14Sth Ind; in
crease, $50. House BILL
David G; Naples, Co. II 9th Tenn. Cav;
Freeman r. f. Chanaberry, Co. X, 1st
Tenn. Cav, war with Mexico; increase, $50,
blouse BILL
McNair, Rear-Admiral, q. S. N; increase,
$50.
Sarah NJ Smith. widow of Andrew j.
Smith, Capt. Smiths company, Hays's regl-
ment, Texas Vols, war with Mexico; IS.
blouse Bill)
The House of Representatives started
out during the week with the big Sundry
Civil Appropriation Bill, which occupied
the first three days and then the bill for
the reorganization of the Revenue Marine
Cutter Service, providing for the retire
ment of officers which had been displaced
by appropriation bills was taken up.
The opponents of the measure fought
it up to the last ditch, and in the end at
tempted to filibuster against it, but the
effort failed, and the measure went
through by vote of 135 to 40. This bill
had been previously passed by the Senate.
In the meantime, ON Friday, the Senate
began its discussion OF the Chinese Exclu-
sion Act as unfinished business, the In
dian Appropriation Bill going III for a
share of the time, and the House of Rep
resentatiYes, at the same time, also en-
tered upon the discussion of the Anti-Chi-
nese legislation.
An effort has been made to adopt
program in the Senate, which will give
time for action upon the lnterOceanic
Canal measure, but it had practically been
agreed that the bill for the establishment
of a Civil Government in the Philippines
will follow the disposition of the Chinese
immigration Bill, and this measure, it is
well understood, will occupy several weeks
for its discussion.
The prospect for the passage Of a Canal
Bill of any sort begins to look dark. 1t
seems probable, at this time, that the best
that can be hoped for will be the passage
of the Spooner compromise measure, look
ing to the acceptance Of the Panama Canal
Company s proposition, provided no legal
complication shall be found to exist and