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p
I
THE SUN
I
The contributions
Increasing Instead diminishing
iroll
1nd
SirI f
be
OUT
nuntrstx
OOTIIAM-
nuckner of Buckner OrphanV Home
IIr
today from lairestonalt1l
to
rttirr
little chiidrrn whthirtyaix
charge
In
Vtfl1
and orphans by tho storm
IOTflCIceI4
orl in
children are iiffiHnir from cull
taflS or IhA
nil are dMltu1
and bruIe and
garmenta
torn
nd
the lattere
xcwDt
They
their backs
on
wWrh they had
to the Children Hosplta
n en
r
r
veniin to have their wounds trentCl
recuperate before being Hot loll
aDd 10
r Mx miles ruBt of the city
P
om
from all walks of life and
The chi Jrn are
by Dr liuckner wile In
weroMnen tit charge
most In need
Oslve ton < th ones
attention Others will arrive from that
city a fait as they can be got Into condition U
until accommodations at the
make the
In-
It is
you
be-
di
tiP
Ir
borne
i1
The following bulletin wiw
torlili from Houston
received
Dallas
received from Galveston today Indl
being
ate tlui kodak Ilends ore
thieves Two It Is Mild were killed
lik corp
hlu taking pictures of nude female
Kodak lends arenotined to stay away
bodies
made toward cleari- ¬
Progress s nt
of thoso killed In
bodies
The
oiiv
ng up th
part been disposed
the storm have for the not
may be found when tho
of A marco number
buildings ns yet unex- ¬
debris Is removed from
to beplored Out nt present there aro non
up
sea
n sate those occasionally cost
Is concerned the city
As far a 4 the slght at least
dcired of the dead They have been burned
the watw burled or anything to
town Into
out of sight
Is due
The chief danger of future pestilence
of unburIed
almost entirely to the large number
carcasses
cattle lying upon the upland whose
This however ls not In the
pollute Uie air
prevailing on the out
city bu i the condition
One great trouble heret- ¬
UlrM cf 0 lvMlon
Inability to organ
ofore biu be n the
lho purpose
of laborers for
ran
n
It has been absolutely
nf clearing the street
as possible should
r fwvtAiy that all men so tar
ork In relieving the city of the bodies Inthe
itreetsand the authorities have not heretofore
to the piles
been able to pay much nttcntlon
thoroughfares and
of debris eiirumberinz the
which doubtlww conceal many bodies of
Word
elpt-
<
sity
>
mnn-
tftfl
I
te ot-
Itin
n thn ru
They
niand
nfl
f dndt bcn
will
iii ti-
of tho
from
killed in the
toe
torni
II
Today a larger number of persons thanon
It-
The
any previous day left Galveston
were loaded with refugees most of whom
bidding a foal goodby to the Island City
were of peons
Some of the departures
or who
born in Galveston
Others had
there mot of their lives
WM dear to them and after
til
taI tidings of them had abandoned
w
and determine quit the city of their
coming from all overor from distant States In search of missT
Ing ones were at Houston this afternoon awaIt
ing the Incoming train from Texas City
The scene at thn Houston station was terrible
People mad with grief and anxiety surged
bout the platforms and the train could hardly
pull Into the station for the crowds that pressed
upon the coaches lookIng for relatives and
friends
rrltnry
boat
Oillf
Ihny-
beaoli
Una I
award
n from
up day
los
I
bop
iu
pacnedo mwl-
rt AH
tin thn
to gftme
It-
t back
d bin
could
rlously
d
>m
TOWN
LCAVR
WAY rKnSOVB
rttOlt airs
REPORT
He-
hail
Jetty
water
height
HKBBJIV
Conditions Improving Ever HonrAH
Forts Practically Destroyed
the
aft r
more report
WaimxoTOX Sept
War Department from
have b en
ten McKlbbsn lnT ia One despatch dated
tars
B pt 12 at Oalveston
General conditions are Improving every
hour F> r lri to waterworks will by tomorr- ¬
ow in un water upoly for fire protecUon
Provisions of all kind are being received In
large quantities
Enough are now en route and at Houston
to feed all destitute for thirty days Large
numbers of women and children have left for
Dead bodies
Houston and Interior points
Corn
ire
uTwo
remain
to mat
eec
rat
I
no
on with
and general sanitary regula ¬
There
of food
er shelter City under perfect control under
The Adju
chirgs of Committee of Safety
Untneneral of the State Is here and In charge
ad lOOM
ndthut
Wand
wire
ltd
of State troops
b
Mass of life Is probably greater than my
Property
conservative estimate of yesterday
IOM enormous
ot an Individual In the city
has escaped some In thousands of Instances
loss total
Today In company with Col Roberts and
Capt niche made an Inspection at Fort Crock ¬
ett and br tug nf the fortifications at Forts
With the exceptionSan Jaclnto and Travis
of battery for rapidfire guns batteries may
Capt fiche has
b considered nonexistent
forwarded by wire this evening full report
1 coin- ¬
of conditions to Chief of Engineers
cide In recommendation
that all fortifications
bn transferred to Engi- ¬
nd ordnance
poster
lately
egrsms-
riatlvn
Wwt-
unlca
and
llh men
learn
haTOloo
and
t
that
In
lusajuH
ho can
of the
to
neer Offlcn
InJure and
mb
tecelty
for duty
them
Impossible
camp
as nit transportation
equipage or
are being utilized to
im Hut
0 relief
e rfforti
supplies
morrow
prevent
Roberts returns to Ran
Gen McKlbben yesterday
follows from Houston
api-
Antonio
telegraphed
to- ¬
as
Referring to m
of yesterday
rsnew recommendation
s
that Cant
battery
be ordered to Fort Sam
for recuperation and equipment
Officers and men are
rnmpnt property lost
About twenty
msn unfit for duty on account
received
la storm
citizens unite In commendation
conduct of men
Cannot h satisfactorily
supplied here
of iou
of Texas to n further
offer of awistanm telegraphed yesterday by
acting Secretary of War
un says
any
Will wire you
further old be
to
Please 01
tie Department my mot grateful acknowledg- ¬
ment for its prompt and generous assistance
The
Gipt lUcite referred to h
Pen McKihbtn woe
pen John
Wilson Chief of Engineers and
follows
J ttis sunk nearly to
tide level
I
at least
hit not
good as before wimps better tl TwentY
f feet rerulnly
Forts as follows
Yorliptt
Fur
em
W
ment Concrete all right standing on
Mllnc water underneath
fur
mortars about like preceding mortars and
eajiag
on hand
for
two loinch guns shout like preceding both
runs rnuuntecl and In good
linn
St
Crockett has roved back about six
hundred fet
For Sen Urtnto
lUttery for eight IMnch
mort
twrv wrecked macaylnes reported
i JI n m mnrtar
afo
0
retried
ass under thi battery Homo
of tic sand
fi left
two 10Inch guns
l
Central portion level
riTki >
Roth
run Maiforms don miTts
Xo piling
Mi under
this trtttery
Baiterv for two 4 Mo rapid fire guns
Con
crate ulndln up on
Ilolh guns ap ¬
parently nil rich
Ilattery
two
for
guns
apparently nil tight standing
tort
J rilinc
lotteries could
hi rraCiel by land
WM from
Sdtt
Sand nround thn e batteries soemedwell levelled off to about two or three
f st rthovo
moiin low
sick
ivo left
other
a
1
Ornv
Ill have
the
fort
Earnestly recommend that Ilatteryro First
Artillery
b ordered to Fort Sam Houston
for recuperation and equipment office rsnnd men
sit entirely dwtltute At present a large nu- ¬
ti-
red of
known
whose
ihe fff-
fi
bin
enforced more rigidly
Ion
U now no danger of suderlne from lack
storm
eeC
clo
In for
xl-
supplM
toe and
Ild
the ti- ¬
re being
ju It l
the vast
of Oal
0 ThIs
morrow
f work of
amount
re cash
mea
I
JJfP lnHement Nothing hut concrete left
oncrete
of cable
cafe part or coal
vicinity
down the
For
Travt
for three IS
standing on
finer fun °und tnfete Intact
Batter tor two
ncr
Intact except eastern
tnpicrrfntj which hs
n
eastern
from battery western
ore all right l welly frt
cg
standing
on
water
onrrh
tort
of
rTillh
Tile batteries
front thin
or line
tsiit oe thousand feet about
1
r
n
rear iii utipo batteries All
Ufldlng and II
other
strilotitrot gOne Inspection
Lt tfliui
I
<
tank
h
still
caN
h
f
II
t
antI
iK PTI1Hrint
mad that nil fortifl
be transferred to the
that for tIm pr ent
nonexistent HI that
uture work
tue chargeable as
i
Wl
fue
can bo Ned
ordnance
i01r °
attention Unless
I will take
of these works
hid save U possible New projects
f
eater
I
tat
pled
mar
1o
rOt
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pIns
Alt
1
1
bur
I
I
drink
f
I
lay
W A
lard
While
110
W Mar
lard
300 Winter 4 Smlltle IOO
Jnroes Psik 13 llntxit C
I
Its Colgate Hoyl S 50
Jllio c Adolph low
nry-
1
110
Wiav
ft Co 1100 Albert
Stan Otto O
Title Riuranlre
Ilisiiss slut Henry i
And TrmtCnmpany JJn taurd Ferns lloofl M->
Coppell A Ca 1JMSyWrv lim
I
110 F V
I 10 Allken on A
hsrlesC
llorinn Trust Company lluonlCrosby
SSnOj
anre tirnsjtan Manufacturing
Smith StnrtErnest It Ackerman Ill H A
A
A
Stewsrt
John
Co
1100
10111
Bros
trown
23 American Metal Company
F II Mtey Jr
too Marshall H Ilrtrct slum l J XI
k
line llnrlnr MKKOUH ACaJOn H L Thor
nell 50 Funk A Diittnls itoo Kdward C Moore
Xeq
100 t
1OO Mrs Hdnarrt C Store
r
50 Jonas ANsnm
mann 1 Ilfdmnnd
00 Frdnlrk v
burg 30 s WMihl Dunning
baud brat J0 John II 1 irppr
Hlsr I 5 ofThe
the Metropolis 1230 Fourth NaUnixl
25 lank
Hdward
iMn
J
lank A Seecomh 100 MatlnnalPresident
Dick ol Com
National lank of New York
lerce 1000 FIrst
10561
St 000 Tota
Icknowledrd
Grand total 538048
r4B
loldman
Mae
Cromwell
aol
the man who
in a glass of
marYland
IUb
r
The following subscriptions were reported b
Stock
the Qalve ton
Exchange yesterday
N
Srterelbrrg
100
Walter
181
O F mand
30 Iletr eld A sum 30 A I OrmBrown A Co
20 Jones Maury A Co liDO WhliehouM Aee
25
A
De
Co
A
o too P W Turner
I
A
>
Pure Rye
Whiskey
1
It
75
M
lo T
Booth
i
1
A
Dumont Cl rne
So truly speaks
pledges his
>
n MeKlbblnt
iPabllo IlodUs Actively
¬
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>
Tb
told
tk
n
°
U
O
28
Drown
lirldrmat
Alexander
ItO sioul A Co liDO HUB W Edwardi Ill
2O J
2S 11 I Dlttmin
Co
O W
100 gout
28 WMsermann llrolhtrs
H
J Wl23 Herbert ilroubeek
tou A ii tires siur cm t Halt
UeniiAn A Co
A Co iso
ibrp and Iran 50 White Barton
i3 Welles1 Ilrrrlck
123 J II Araory A Co
25 W
1nbnie 4
no Cox 4
1
30
U Hhaw i
23 8 F Johnson A Co
Co
23 Fail and
Co
30 J U Leopold A Ca
D-
tOy
pI p
Mlndlnl everything
cases are
far
hurt r cl ett
<
NKAIILY
150000 COLLECTS
PODLIC nELlBP AOEXCIES
i-
<
i
Jones
NuMdort Dro
Collecting CommIttees of the Varlonat Work With Good
lltioltiA Colltctlon Started at Hr miS lT tlon
Army Girls and Kttllei
DOMES off TIIK UAISLASDThere was nn abatement yesterday of the
Ths Task of linking Those That Are Found chthuslasm with which New Yorkers continued to swell the rUn for the relief of Oalvettoi
Alunc the Shore for Jlllei
all claAsos In thli
I10C8TOX
Sept M Tho party sent from and her people
lucre to care for tho bodies strewn Along the town are now responding to the Texan call for
help The poorer people dropped their pantries
north shore of Qalveaton Day is still at work
and nickels and dimes Into the nine kettles
It appears from tho reports received
Salvation Army lassies attended In dlf
by tho Houston Committee that tho
I that
dead carried across the bay to the maintain trent parts of tire city The men of tnlllloni
und less sent their checks or their cash just ai
will IMI above rather than below the estimate
eagerly to the committees of tho Chamber of
made earlier
Commerce Stock 1roduce and Cotton exA railroad man who passed along the coast
of the mainland counted 239
ills changes and the Merchants Association
All that was picturesque In the giving cen
trustworthiness Is vouched for
er
Hall of tho Galveston Houston and llendersoi tred around tho Salvation Army Iron kettles
RaIlroad The railroad track near where suspended between three poles after the fanh
the bodies were lying has not yet been opened Ion of the camp The Army authorities had
to travel and moat of the bodies have not been evidently chosen tho kettle tenders with an
reached by the burial party
iyo to getting as much as possible for the
Uodlro washed from some cemetery on Oft
ladles nem all young cadets morn titan orfloating
mainveston Island are
over to the
dinarily good looking Around nearly every
land and must be reburied
kettle a little crowd gathered to watch tire
Dr J Moody who has charge of the work o
When the crowd would get sc
kettles fill
burial on the mainland sent Into Mayor Ilrdsh
big a tn deter contributors from making the
ear the head of the Houston Committee today way through It tho kettle tenders would hustle
this report On arriving at tamarque this the people away with remarks something like
morning I was Informed that the largest num- this
ber of bodIes was along the coast near Texa
Im sure Ive gotten all the money there li
City Fifrysbt were burled yesterday and to In this crowd Now all you run away and bring
day within a distance of less than two miles
mo another
opposite this place and toward Virginia City
At the corner of Broad and Wall streets wuLs
Virginia
City and a keltlo tended by a young EnglIsh girl who
It yet six mUM further to
the bodies are thicker where we are now thAn didnt nay much hart who did a lot of appealing
where they have been burled
through big brown eyes A party of three
A citizen Inspecting In the opposite direcmen passed the corner and turned back to look
tion reports dead bodies thick for twenty Into the kettle One of the throe was one ol
miles
The residents of this place have tho bestknown men In tho Street Hn looked
last all not A hospitable building being left at the girl In uniform and sho sent one of her
and they have been too busy disposing of the ocular appeals nt him and that settled It
dead to look after personal affairs Thosi
ought tc
he said
Such a drawing card
ho have anything left are giving It to the draw more than pennies and dimes and It shall
there Larval suffering I hove f draws only once
other and yetnearly
It
all the bread I brought for
a tendollar note Into the kettle
Ho
our own use to hungry children
When
companions did likewise
and
li
1
HITCHCOCK
Tex Sept u Tho prairie
corner late In tho aftern reporter
nearly
In
hid
coins
the
the
literally strewn with bodies Thousands of noon
carcasses of animals and scores of unIdentified kettle Relief CommIttee of the Chamber of
Th
human bodies are lying on the open land beAlexan- ¬
mot yixterday morning
tween the Santo Fe tracks and Halt Ilayou der K Orr
fourteen of
of
the
fifty
members
committed
the
Scores are yet unburied as the bodies were
to be sent to
An
were trent
too badly decomposed to haul There was the
of the Chamber of Commerce
It Is
still too much water on the prairie to admit was read old approved
to bo gener- ¬
to ask
of digging graves
urgently
ous the appeal said Camber
requested to oct In this matter
make their contributions doubly
JfIS QVAYLfS EXFEHIEXCand
for the aid of the
valuable
bo drawn to tire order of James
Xn Husband Torn From tier Side at Oalves sufferers should
treasurer of the committee and be
ton and Lost tn the Storm
to his addross at 62 Wall street
NEW ORLEANS Sept U Mrs Mary Quayli lent Executive Committee of the Relief Com- ¬
of Messrs Orr Stlllmsn
of Liverpool England and Jonathan Hale mittee
and Claflln was appointed Mr
Hewitt
of Oloversvllle N Y arrived here today Orr
3al
Introduced
from Galveston
veston banking house of Htitchlni Sealy A
In
Jalveaton
has
Co
Edward Quayle my husband was B tabuand Is reputed to bn one of the wealthiest lon
lator on the Liverpool Cotton Exchange sold In
to Ualvejton
Is
Texas
the woman and had Just coma to America- his summer home at Poland Springs Mr
Sooty
said
¬
on business Ho and I took rooms ntLuca Terhave had two or three despatches from
of the Islandupon our Galveston
race on the
a
but they told
lImit I know the
property
arrival In
and my husband and my
of tIre loss
money
city
that was
colt were there when the storm came on last people of that
men
the storm was
My husband was not In
Saturday afternoon
years
worked
and
their
there
who located
ao Tim fact there
Rood health and had been In the room all day
way tip stud saved their
outside capital It Is money of
Every now and then the wind would blow In
which lucy
hard
an especially fierce gust he would arise from their own
been some speculation about the
iher hM
the couch on which he had been lying and Icok people
being
that hal
he no longer shipping potnt or
out of the windows After 8 oclock In the veston villyou
might say
but that Is aU
evening the Terrace shook so badly that my no longer
a mistake
husband wet to the window and looked out
Oalvestmi
of
people
well enou
tho
I know
am not disheartened
ot
There was a vivid flash of lightning followed to know
largo
been
the poor
and
have
by an unusual violence of storm I found course
about all they had thero Is
lost
have
people
myself lying flat on my back In the furthest no
about that but the merchants AS
corner of the room A few minutes later well us thl moneyed men am going to bo true
have been heretofore
as
when I regained consciousness most of my to tome to the cit
You will find
at
clothing was gone The clothes had been torn and
people
who have means
rapidly
go
and
on
will
I think within
property
from me by the wind I was not hurt very will restore t
much and Immediately began to call for my thirty days business again be doing a respec- ¬
husband Two windows and a portion of the table
Mr ScalY was Asked how the relief commit- ¬
In trying tn
wall were gone My husband was nowhere- tees In New York should
the best re- ¬
help the sufferers Hn
to be seen I shouted nt the top of my voice
¬
sending
bn obtained
could
sult
Mr Hale who was In an adjoining room heard plies to tire recularly organized
Com- ¬
my crlesand although the doors were so smashed mittee of Oalveslon
Mr Orr said that there had been offered to
ones
out of shape that It was difficult to
tons of Ice If transportation for It
him Il
way from one port of the building
provided
aid that
could
he came to my rescue Wn made A careful been able to lesnfl just here this Ic wur hut
search of all the adjacent portion of the city ho understood clint It was housedIn somewhereRiver Mains
the tinnk of the
but nowhere were we able to find any trace on
by Charles W Morse
that It was contributed
of ray husband We were convinced that h
Mr
hun
Trutat
said that
the
reildent of
had ben blown out to sea and Monday night fialveitnn was nine to supply Its own Ice now
cheaper
be
could
much
triad
that It
to give up the search
we
than It could Ixi shipped from the North
Mrs Quayle Is 30 years old She has no relaof
tire
Merchants
TIme Relief Committee
polluting
tives or friends In this count Mr Hal
Av dnllon was bu y yesterday
to bo shipped
will escort her bock to
whence she supplies of food and
Monday by the transient
to
will sail for Liverpool
at 13
McPherton which win
non
It was decided yesterday afternoon
John D rlminln
money now In
O TAKE PEOPLE OUT OF OALVESTOXtreasurer of the committee and that which
Iwi collected today shall lie held
ermlsilon Granted Ilrlttsh Steamships to Inn
and ued to pay for the cargo to he shipped
It Is
h the
CarT Them to New Orleans
will have something over Uftdfio
Sept I4 In order to assist the committee
WASitlNOTON
supplies
thn articles
these
spend
for
to
Transportation out of Galveston of persons who
what Is contributedtogether
Oroat
ore unable to leave owing to the destruction of will tie enough to fill the transport
quantities or melts womens and
railway connections the Treasury Department
already been collected as well
today at the request of Mayor Jones and the as
of food
In effect granted to the
Citizens Co
All Tnni iiuni to tIre
nvi wii carlo
persteamships
now
Oalveston
t
should send their contribution to
Irltltn
to New Orl
nt the foot of Iaclflo street Brooklyn Thn
missIon to carry
Foreign ves
under the law are not per
pier Is next to Atlantic avenue
t
reached by tire Hamilton avenim
nit ted to carry passengers or freight between
street Man- ¬
ferry front the foot
All bnxos and packages shniild l n
notified Mayor Jones that under the cireumni
hattan
be
lalvestntiIn
carried addressed Merchant
distress mloht
stances
would consider
and each
or box
llellcf Commlltiw
Iwniod
penalties
h
applicatIons for remission of the
the association
that mutt tear the label
be Incurred
mid each hirEd or package must IM
the departure
to Indicate its content
nf this transport the
Second Gulf Storm Did Little Damage
or the Cham- ¬
committee will Join
the further work of
ber of Commerce
NRW OnLKANi
La Sept U Reports re
<
h tIre Stock Exchange
Of t Ire m
calved hero Indicate that the fierce wind which
1lerwa < turned user yesterday to
f2Mi
yesterday
const
last
and
wept over the Gulf
ew York State
Chalrmnn
l ont
Morgan
this
Mr
IJesldw
damage
committee
Relief
At
Scranton
no
night did
material
He told a Stv
rda
received Jj
this wind blew ftfty miles an hour and the west
yesterday afternoon that he had nut yet been
Pascagoula Ricer was inuntim
rn hank of
of his appointment as chair- ¬
anti that
man of tire Stats Relief
dated at Mobile
do nothing In thin wa nf organising
MoniLE Ala Sept 14 Consternation was
systematizing
the
work
and
the committee
or the Gov- ¬
0
rented list night by the expectation nf a
until he heard
Secretary
ernors
cane from the southeast but before
of John Munron k Co
The
the gale moderated and It Is now believed that received
a cable despatch front Mr Mnnroe
t did little damage
treasurer of the Iaris
head of the flnn
ItOino the
Relief Committee transmitting
meeting
held In Iarls
at
thn
I
raised
imoiint
Dime Contributions for the Flood Sufferers
Thursday The sum was immediately
HAT HiionK I I Sept M
Mrs F WWoerT- on
deposited
the Hanover
It telegraphed to the National City
if this place has started a lOcent endless
credit of the Relief
of
Ion
sufferers
Galveston
the
lank
chain for the benefit of
he money Is to dispensed by the Hcd Cros- ommlttee of th Galveston hamlier of Com- ¬
Do
Shorn
merce
ooetv
Time Cotton Exchange which had already
The chain Is multiplying rapidly
nwtOftlce
over
transmItted SVimn cnllccted tilT
and the postmaster fears
committees
Altogether tine various
collections up to yesterday
city
In
afternoon amounting to nearly ICOCcn
the commltlen
Jam
Stlinnan Treasurer
thin Chamber of Commerce for the
appoInted
lo tie general joy of
Galveston sufferers acknowledged
SHAKESPEARE
the whole
of the followlne contributions ycster
0
a
Joy
always pure
it Indeed
fofevtr
jlwjyi smooth allays
uniform a
safe itimulant
Sold
Everywhere
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CLEANSING
Ever detail
1
ITEWAItT
THE THOU
years
Ji
CO
election
Postmaster S Davies Warfleld presided at
tIne meeting and Mr Harry M Parr was chosen
President of the league Among those taking
an active part In thn movement are such finan- ¬
owen
ciers and business men as John K
John M Nelson Henry J llowdoln John Picas
ants T Edward llambleton Charles T Crane
John K Semmes William Cobell Bruce I K
Fain Fisher Lawrence Klggs Leigh Bonsai
Thomiw K Hand C K Lord William II ira
fin H Crawford Black Ioiils Muller James
Iynah Samuel P Ityland Jr John M I ttlg
J Bernard RentS Joseph U Foard A II S
Davidson
Post Charles K Mcl ane Robert
J 8 Ix nimon William I Bowdoln Robert
riambay John 0111 Randolph Barton Louis
Mclane Edgar II Oaas Charles II Hcevos
Hlllen Jenkins S Gordon Armstcad WllllarrBowley Wilson Frank M Colston harks A
Wolf Thornton Rollins Frank 8 Hnmbleton
George BlakHone William K Marbury David
Abercromble A T eftwlch Alexander for
don William II Crlm M D Joseph K Walker
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at AY LOSE XEURASKDeport
Itec lved by the Itepnb
AFnroorstlns
heaD Congressional Committee
WisiilNaTOX Sept M Thn Republican Con ¬
gressional Commllteo Is receiving most en
rouraglnv reports from all parts of Nebraska
the correspondents all expressing assurances
Ono of tho letters re
of Republican success
reived to < lay read In part
Our best Democrats those who are not for
Wo
ifflce aro going to vote for McKinley
need an average of about three and onehalf
converts front each election district or precinct
shows
rate of
in tIn State Our
If wn
all tine way from 5 t 21 In n precinct
a redhot campaign by Oct t
mn Inaugurate
we
corn the State for
which we expect to do
lOono majority and probably carry
McKInleY
y in
nn
verytV ntr
etrat
a roseate view putt I certainly think we will get
the
t Th Hermans are not
of Imperialism has
Ican party The question
art
conntrv and I
In
had no
really believe the Democrats wIll quit shouting
campaign
before the end of
The money question Is the paramount
Is any
hunt will
here
danger to the
catch votes The only source ofgeneral
apathy
twins tn be front
Our people here are
n tins Knrt
In ew nrk OhIo and Indiana
the
alive to the danger XVakn them up
ire not
we win assure you that Nebraska will celtic
Republican fold In No
marching homn lo
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Democratic Split In louIsIana
I a Sept 14 The Democrats
N
T the Sixth Ixiulslana Congress district have
split holding two conventions and nominating
H M
ttiibertson the present
two
Congressman and Dr K Barrow An attempt
differences tailed
one
u
if the dlstrlctr the Kepublicnns expect to carry
NEW
Onlr
As In All Other Thing
are rules lo be observed In the purchase of a
kire
will print those
houSe tomorrows SrN Sept 1
U you contemplal
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a
Wart
TIne Produce Exchange committee reported
on
yesterday that the check for 300
from Sanderson A Son represented
contributions of 250 each from the
this 1hnnlx line of steamers
Mayor Van Wyck received JJM7H yesterday
for the lalvcston fund
already sent to him H8SOV Of yesterdays
ontributtonsl172 were Kent h
f the Clothing Manufacturers Association of
New York thr ugh President
lIst ot contributors to
h
stadler
tire Mayors fund yesterday follonsMurray
25 W II
T J West 230 Iron
Melalllc tied Company
latlau 23
hroiiEh Frank A Trounsllne30 James l Crop
10
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t K Itrandis di Sons SIn A I S 3 Eugene
llane I 3 lAUrasui A Dosentcld 2
r Her
through Nathan Strauss President 1130
Citizen
man
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Mrs
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IN 3 STATES
Aim Talked to IndIans at Sliuton and
Them Itoifh Rider BnltoosA Rain
RaCed the
lnlh F r liar bet the Crowds
HeatherSeta Hillocks Pill Prescription
Sept 14 A Mategray thundertnao
storm Canto up out of tIne southwest today am
soaked toy Kooneveltit audiences with rain
chilled their bodies to tIne bono and brought i
rain that roared In their ears until they could
all depends
hardly hear what he wild lInt that Idle curl
Do you T lintA i carefully
oslty which tho lion Richard Franklin Pfltll
grew says muses tho people of them
vc11 cut 8111 well
selected nlrtfNorlhwnst States lo gather by thousands
Roosevelilmndo
ns
know
Theodore
whenever they
against time cheaper
U
or even at bleak shied priced
to speak
¬
stations whore they know that lie Is not ti
li
morrow
speak and where they know that his train
not to stop hail proved Itself stronger that
Is your boy the ordinary steam
Col Roosevelt
wind and rain and lightning
IIwho
engine in trousers
luu been In three States during the day
llnlehed H work In South Dakota for the pre
the
even
to
best
test
nt dropped across tIne line to OrtonvllleDependable clothes for all
Minn anti opened the campaign In North Dakotn Despite tire rtUii his hearers shouted sorts
are here
as much appreciation of the things he said ai
too
For
men
they maya on the sunniest and fairest of days
that have been hU good lot since he entered
Stores open until six
the Northwest
There was no sign of the coming storm at
COMPAWTROGERS PJSET
Webster the first place out of Aberdeen A
gray dismal fog hung low over the wheat IIS Broadway nor Warren
7
warren su
stubble and tire prairie chickens that rose up KB and and con PrtnnWe tn laden
ItoO Broadway cot Sid
beside the train slopped away at a sluggish
aJ
and J West ltd 31
pace that made John Irootor Clarke who
to roan
had been privileged yesterday
over the fields near RedOeld with a gun
THE MAN WHO CLAIMS
watching Division Superintendent Cantllllon ol
the Northwestern drop birds that he himself
that as good whiskeys
had flushed think that If the train would only
can be
stop for a few minute perhaps he might hit
State as are made In
one of them Seth Bullock who went about
not know
Aberdeen last night on the box of a livery coach
about
what he is
driven In true Deadwood style making Investigation Into the general feeling In the city
HAND
looked out on todays sad prospect and said
MADE SOUR MASH
earnestly
have never
Whiskeys
give
snow
bank
for
dollars
a
a thousand
Id
A
and
to put my head In
Seth should be understood attached him
self to this expedition not as a politician 01
as a spellbinder but an a volunteer personal
LDC
bodyguard to his old friend and fellow ranch
roan Theodore Roosevelt When each day
comes to Its close and he has seen Col Roosevelt safely behind the Minnesota doors h
feels
that his self Imposed burden
day
Is
the
for
and
laid
aside
such
recreation M he h
he seeks
iIImbtdknows best how to Itnd In ttete Western
towns lie manages to stop more fights and
Is the finest produced inea
to start more unstable citizens on the road tc
that State
their prairie homes than the whole police force
of the city In which he happen to be lie has H H KIRK
CO
Sole Bottler N Y
announced that he Intends to stay by the train
until It reaches Utah and he surely dont pro
pose to tell no newspaper horse thief why he regiment came to greet him some of them from
SUdan
One
a dIstance
aint going Into Utah
miles
This cowboy n uird of Senator
On the very boundary of the old Blsseton 10
time
uttcranoo
Reservation the rain broke and shut down a Hloux Falls and mounting his horse hn rode
corner
and Issued this chal- ¬
to the street
curtain on everything more than a hundred lenge
yards from the train As the whistle blew for
Ladies and Gentlemen I have heard
Col
the station there come Into sight a small group there are people In this town who
was
In thn rear at Son Juan and
of Indian tents from the ridgepole of which Rooseveltlead
wn
regiment
this
the
not
floated tho Stars awl Stripes for Roosevelt made that day I was In that
and
pointed thorn out to Joy Shaw of Iowa and followed Col Roosevelt up that toil My Cap ¬
of my company I
lain was killed and
to Senator Knute Nelson and said
says
was
saw
lovorned without their consent
Col Roosevelt did not lend the regiment In
1s
scoundrel
anti
Ho framed Ms talk to the people of Slueton
coward
a
liar
that
not tell me so to my face
the text furnished by tine patriotism of the
to
next
the
would
ride
a
wait minute
Then hn
Indians wino had been subjected to the right block
and repeat ho seIne
sort of assimilation The fjliseton Indians
now hold their land In severalty and are voters MRVAff OPEX3
ouzo CAUPAIOX
although
In the State of South Dakota
not all 01 them have found the trousers The Meeting a Dismal Fallire Only About
of civilization preferable lo
rout
find
6OOO People In Attendant
the blanket of their fathers Certainly In the
an advantagerain they seemed to
Ohio Sept li The opening of
Cotcirncs
of their pale face brethren In the matter of the Democratic campaign In this State today
been Intended that
raiment
was through a number of blunders a distinct
¬
e loii should be on a decorated
lag nt
form erected betide the track Joy Roosevelt failure Mr Bryan made an eloquent speech tolooked nut of the window of the Minnesota on n crowd liberally estimated as composed of
who
maw of
the
about the bedraggled stand with tne colors about six thousand people but In every other
upon their clothing
respect the affair was a disappointment and
from the flags
red and
training them nil tlwdni
tonight the members of the State Gommllhe said
to them
li rK
Ill
Un are laying the blame at the door
anywhere they wiuit me to alter this showing
who
they say
have curie out upon the platform
of the railroad officials
more discriminated against them In the matter of
open tn heaven M It was
of hit wellnro persuaded him that rates The committee had announced that the
the rear
It would do Ju t a well to
platform of the train Not a red mann a half meeting would surpass that of the opening of
or a white man moved from his tracks the Republican campaign and It was evident at
until thin iovernor had finished lie stopped an early hour that there was to bo a disappoint- ¬
SiHetona
because
rather
coinmltteeiiinn told him that when the storm ment Four years ago Bryan spoke to 40000
people In this city while today he spoke to jj
Celtic up Minubody had circulated a rumor
was to bnln the opera house
that
were there to
him 000 less people
A
A great part of the fal lure In the matter of
Ho waded through tire mud to n carriage and
house attendance was duo to the fact that the railroads
was whirled away up iris hill to the
the people there were Indians
More than
did not give such rates as would hn an Induceloud talked to
for a
After
from him About ment for the people to pour out en mouse but
wanted lo know
tIre men In lila regiment who had been of hla- the State Committee was wholly to blame
rucr He told them Monos of them men with Special rates can be obtained only through the
Indians had
tliiulmo t pleasure WASline
distributing the small Central Traffic Association and that body was
that Guy
to make a special rate only
cut Hough Hider medallion buttons which the¬ asked
directors
not
time to
ago Tints
Committee lisa been scat
National
together at Chicago and tire onlfit the
tering all over this part of the country
arrange
party
to
the
t
WM
lelt
win
hlna
that
did
not
The Governor
time
rate that U allowable at
of them
Ho never hind any
buttons
rate
a
lialffare
made
association
passenger
agent
was
an
of
hut
there
miles
of
a
National Committee on the train who has a lot
ny
accompanied
VlceChairman
Mr
was
Instead
the
sent for
of
of them ard he
Committee
Johnson of the
man a packagn of tire buttons came tu adon an norly
He opened It and gave arrived In Columbus
dressed ti
missed connections for Toledo
There are no prouder or
whither ho was to have gone lo meet Ham Jones
haughtier braves In these States
Hn went directly to thn home of Cal James
wear tine decoration conferred
who
lumgli
Colonel
tIre
Klders
upon them
of thn
Kllbourne where hn breakfasted and took a
The rain eRa still driving by the train In sheets short sleep At noon a reception was given
After
him In the Ircnt Southern
when the Oovrrnor returned
Guy HooK
lunch titers was o parade which through the
told the people of Ortonvllle
was
Committee
mismanagement
of
preach
not to
the
M nn that he iuad coins to
only M persons by
A dismal disappoIntment
hut to iriitlier Inspiration and orthodox doctrine
spectators
of
ho said and
thus count of n
vot
Minnexottt
Mr
hwoiild trust It lo build up its record bylM part In It After tho
larkvote tile year
to an nnthunlastlo crowd In
referred to Roose
the train ran due north
In hl speech Mr
From
on militarism but did not
the henil waters of the lied Hlver of the North
velts
Mid that the Demo- ¬
veering only to TOSS the lion btw n Minne- ¬ mention his name
has not changed Its position on
North Dakota at White Hock Speeches cratic
sota
quotation rind the
were rondo at Iracevllln and at Wheaton In the
un
of Im- ¬
Vhealon Is In the district In which
Minnesota
perialism so called which hn discussed at great
senator Knurls Nelsons son Henry IH
war his worked
referring to tire
a ram for tine Iegisiatuire
tie Governor
climax
ben a
the debt which lbs himself
to
tried thero to
a message of
HO high and broad In Wlsking dips our President
Senator tins tilled
republics
ot a
Nelson
two
has
When
Senator
Paknta
and
niith
condolence
roii ln
single
shown a marvellous versatility In appealing to
was
also
which
addressed
meeting
tire
lomporam
ntnof
the different
After
In place
H Beard of
has talked ranch wisdom by the lion
which he huns met
to the cowboys Scandinavian solid chunks
exOov Pattlsnn of
n t comn there was a conference at the Great
of hard sonH lo tic manning communities
Vice
clear old business in thn merchants of the Southern Hotel at which Mr
larger clllp
Not oven lov Hoosovelt himself
Omlrnmn Johnson of the National Committee
o
the
chnairnsn
Is
and
It listened to with closer attention or louder prominent State
county committees were present
he has done Senator Carlorforming
Honest
In
heavy
Hor
Mr Bryan Chairman Johnson
rellovix him of hl
Cot Kilbourns
is acne
Tour I
nrtlllnry at rargn At
and C vf faker made
Joe
nearly nn the boundary between the two
urged those present
speeches In which
wits erected
for lie
ho
organization
n
had to
nu
the linn and tire Goxernor
One practical politician quietly
thn riltlnctlon nf speaking In wit States atwere
by saying asked
Hn celebrated the n
iwe
to come from Chairman Johnson Informed
i tire two thousand arid morn who
Irving
to
was
raise
the
Now our opponents differ front us In Just this his questioner that hn satisfactory
and
was not
money
some men down our motto
their motto
Is all turn ii
late county chairmen returned to their homes sadly
The train ran Into
In
for the flirt tlmo since leaving Detroit
spoke again this evening at th
there was a
station after station was
speech was heard
Columbus Auditorium
U
windows
rainflecked
the
fla
of flags at
than
by probably a large or
was gone almost before It wits
and a
meeting
Ho
hueiud
being followed by Congressmen
hut with hut briefly
largo hart planned A great
of Canton
Lent ansi Norton John C
It was Impossible
tire prevailing
was
to
Opera Toni I Johnson and others Mr returning
was whirled
ol
Canton
before
at
Invited
lo
speakers
went
House and some nf the other
lo the Weet but declined to do so on the ground
tn the Armory There were rxv
It would not hit courteous to hold a meetuffncAtlontlght Into these two buildings that
Ing at the President home He left at mid ¬
Twice as tunny moro tramp tine streets die
night
for St Louis
to
at
gusted
He
and make him spook
the
will ray
luau
sent out word that
Nominated for Assemblyman
of
from the platform
Seth fbI
CFN7IUI IRLIP I I Sept is The Repub- ¬
Minnesota before he goes In
lock wavers HP speaks Important business
licans of the Second Assembly district of Suffolk
his Immediate An
A Robin
county lIMe
tIrntlon This Is a prohibition Stats that the ton of
for member of Assembly
was missed at din
Iolonel has entered
sinS A diligent
her tit lie Wilder
search dIscovered him In the dme store next
In
en
the
nr
clerk In one
with
He
wa
1onr
A delightful
lotion
land he lucid n small II
that Instantly reMy doctor owo told me he wits saying
motes
Inflammation
r
never to dare to take poe of these
caused by lilies and Stings of
I took an ounce of whiskey with It
Illaek Fits Yellow Jackets Kte
Spiders
effeetlfe remedy ton IVY POIHOMNo
yet ilsrotered
Snlrt by druKtlsls nr by mail
or 2 els In
iKSovxcrn ROOSEVELTS TsAnvcERs
s
rArents
Cowboy Rough Hider Who Mrint Realness
When Ills Colonels Honor Was AnstlrdCbs N Crlttenton Co 117 Fulton HI VCiiic nn Sept H ViceChairman Payne of
Is
chuck
tine Republican National ominltw
inc over n letter from Sioux Foils S D decrlblng an Incident In the recent visit nflov llooovolt in town Sioux Falls Is Senator
ettlgrews homn and the Senator recently said
Standard rsmidj lor CleitOonorrhaa and Runningsthere that CoL Hoos velt did not
n n
IN 48 HOURS
lead his regiment at San Juan Hill but was
Cures Kid
ala mile In the rear At the recent Roosevelt
and Bltddir Troubles
nn
meeting In town many of Col Rooeerelto old
lit
t
t
aorsnxoti
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Sons 28 James Ilutler 123 s l
2323 Fitch Rowland A Co
ii Martin A lire
Ue Winter A Co I 23 I ll irl on Street Cold Storage
3U H
S Lone A
Co
23 A Friend
A B
10
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23 James H Fancher
K lloehnecke A Ca I Sit
10 F
lo Charles
H
Charles
3
John H HolitrnS I 1 John A di Waddell
II F SImmons
Co 11
di o
I 5 St 3 iorenzo
6 C IL Durmels
F J H Kracke
Noecker
It
t Henry Obemchrlner
ter I 3 hasTen A Flnrken
3 John Fair3 C H smith g 3 W F
Hnnlgman 13 Furl llhchofl 13
child I 3 J
33 C K HolY
A 0 Heed I 3 T
5
3
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Snerkner A Qutnby
1
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3
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Edwsrd J Nanny
33
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5
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luinna Sons 5
F R Hosebrcrk lit E A Fitter SIC C Fitter 4
Son 10 llIlna di Son ale Edward N Nenrlng
110 A W II Holm
10 William II A
di Sons
S 10 Charles Smith
10
10 John II
U H Lucrike A Son lIt II T Pond 10 I FO10 J I
10 II F DHUen A Co
lx nfel
c Lasher dhiortniielm
It
ala ham A Ins
it
Andrew
iItra IJo Jean Garrison di Co
Dairy 1 10 John 1 Van Neite 10 It D Shlrae
A
Co
A llovnluum
ln
Wheeler A Schultz 10 D F Tuthlll A Co Ito
10
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estate of N
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C Schultz IIU F 11 Palmer
T A 1
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Farrell 10 tO W A Scarborough di < o slit W
1
lUntord lie John Tiiallon 10 Wm Pilgrim
sIt Abram Hodgson A Son 10 S T Pratt 10
John Correll di Co 1111 James 11 Lung AVo I 10
company 33 Nickel o lCtunanKnlckinbocker
13 W W Flirn 3
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3
9
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John
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I Herbermanns
Son I 3 Ira A Vroom A Ca
3 Krenrlch A Crawford I 3 J A Dernholt A Sons
3 N Our
3 John C Quick
3 Leslrade hires
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John latens S C 1 LlwJf r 1 Slain Freed 14
S W O paIorler Flirts ID I A A liennard
5 i Derrlan
Urns
Iji Sister
Pace ItIS
Deyo
V
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IS
laynor 13
K llrooks
JJ Wm Simmer 15I VV llunt
IO M Y Van Dohren tin Trelcaiea 1nderhlll tin
ft lleddu liD
Halt Company tin Truer Harry Company Ill
Storage anti
Seymour Soc ltd W L
ItetnigersUtne Company 110 II T Young A Co
L 11 Wilier di
to i
Mchols
liu
III
U nitlenhotiw 110
llsrrium A Co lio II II
lluckworlh lilt John A Wlllelt ft Cu 10 Drown
a Kltlenbause 110 John Scholl di Fred
George II Refsnlder di Co
110
lio
H RosebruelcA Ca tio I dyard
A Co 110
Johns Drucher di Co 110
ene W Uimston 110
to II llehrman a Son 110 French
ItunerlOalr
A Co lin William Wilts lin C
Wlldey 110
di
John II Itiitler lint K v Smith
Case 110 lnrard tc riodley lie I II YVhllmore ItCa SIll
10 Charles I Me
1
I Stout ACo
a Hon 110
U A Iltls
cab
13 A lJoodmao ic Sons 35 OlOlee II Stuiker 33
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llortman
IJ Charles Wood
lAnd
U
line Smith IJ Henry Busch ISI uls J Schwab
Wllllimvm a lira 12
J
ft IlurhesU
llance lures U Samuel teaser 12
II Tews
1 2 W 1 llutcheon
12 Fred Ioschc It William
M II Dwarettky
Mallard 11 John A
William
o J
Samuel Shapiro
Smith It ll Stank II II S llor
Acher
M Watchman
M Goodman II
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W 3 helloe 11 Cash sa
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1
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511
N Y NatIonal x
o
Junk AssociatIon
llauk slAt
25
Mercantile
23
T
Cub of NC VMahr4
America
Company
hat
r
fran
w Tnrk
SB4 Broadway
This subject will be set rlearly forth In iomor
and Bth flti Jersey City
way as to make U
Sun Sept II In such A bomej
AND 110VINO
WAItrHOUSE
ujsrll a 1 STORAGE
itereallnc to alt owners ot
Send for Inttieitinc
rospecUM ewotis Ad
row
1oudon
3
Union Dolt J
Uthla Water Company
60
Nut Company 23 Livingston Nail
3
A
T WhIte
A Cu
to John II
Hardware
ft
Cbaile
123 Vork A Flax Spinning Ccmptny
10
Strong
60
Iron A Co
A Son
20 Douglas A Bern
I 30 Cum
10 Edw
3
Max Ami
mlngs II Tucker Jr
Valpy trash 10 Bennett Sloan ACo I 40 J II
A
rash 2A tnllrd Typewriter nd
los
Company 30 The II A I
rsreof Continental National
Ca
15 Ullllam U
304 Alice T Wheeloclc
Dank
I
130
3
A Ca
h lo
Skinner Manufacturing Company 5 100
WillIam
Hdward
3u
W
leaihi liD
Z cash
IUOO
National lank
Importers and Traders
o
Henry
Dennis
r
A
10
SteMahonu SI bate and Oscar2 fl lCVars001
The
of the stenm engineering de- ¬
Corn
30
Illncbroan Vetln A Co
partment at the
ord In
have
Fngtneering News PublIshing
pan
2V
225 for the benefit nf the
11
Lucius I
Company
lf
cash
M
sufferers Commander J A smith chief of the
4
Seth E Thomas
Anonymous
easti
department is treasurer of the fund and will
Ward di how lS lrderprl Woo Jn sblnr
350
Company Uu
hand It over to the
authorities
lOOt
10 Mrs Ida Idea
Israel
Jt Co received a cable despatch
Oeb
I
di Son IIUO
¬
John U hialatead SO A u hyde
yesterday
from
Bremen
that at
A
Wright
80
Graham
Son A Ca
Tsnnenbaum
stance of the
German Lloyd
n
Mtewail
100
o
Sloe Thomas Duncan
and with the cooperation of the
ompany 1 2M leorgs J Worth 3 Na Company
1
A Dro
I
Frank Hremen Exchangeofcommittee
Fisher
had been formed
Iotton
A
23
National Wax
La
cash
Mans
In firemen for tOe collection of subscriptions
80
A Williams
Mid Ca 15
23
for tho Galveston sufferers
William Herron A Co Ito John MX A Co
1011
Dr August F Krech U and Master of the
Morse A liorers 30 Irving National Uank
or the State of New York Inde ¬
HOrlm A Ca leash
cash
William
A George Heper
trash l1 3 II N AKuesel cash
Order of Odd Fellows has Iaued a
Unity
Fllls cash
2
cash
to all the subordinate and Re
proclamation
A Ca cub SI Lyons Dros
of tine order In this State Hollclt
DOc D Austin
Hoehn subscriptions
rash 10 Smith A liolden rush 1 Wrightand donation for the relief
3
A Mayer traSh
Cash It Jelllffee
sufferers There are more
3
A
cash
John His Jr1
one
than
thousand
lodees In the State
blxon
W
11
di
Cohen
Hobtrls
Laltt
It
J
The
American
AArt Association sent to TitR
2
A Son
Farstmnn A Ca 10 Lee Tweedy
SUN yesterday their check for IIJO for the Gal ¬
Ca 100 P K Wilson A Son 230
7
veston
Clerks
caabler Nineteenth Ward Uank
loa
6
True SUN received yesterday 13 from N E n
l < Walter W Klsber
Nineteenth Ward hank
100
5 Clarence Whitman Co
N A Mlllbauser
Hack nsack N J
the Galveston suffer- ¬
6
A S Ilalght
James Thompson A Co I 23
ers
10
Mlddendorf Rohra SIC
Smith Maker A Co ot Japan 23 John II UiidwlnTonkers Mayor Starts a Fund
l rnder A Son Op23 The
Ib 0 Gennert
13
VONKKRS
Sept U
Mayor Sutherland
The Chemical Importing
tical Company
3
Co
E
U
Manufacturing Company I
29
Well
llaskell A- opened H subscription list yesterday for the
130
Kllnirenateln Droa
benefit of the Oalveston sufferers Fifty dollars
Ca 30 Guimsn Dro I snj Koblenter A Dailan
A Galblna
tou
123 Mrs John W Shaw
himself headed the list This
from the
100
23 Townsend A Yale
10 Robert Ferguaon
followed by sums of 1100 each from
18 Mayer and Lowen
leone W KlbbenA Son
two loeol newspapers
and
the
Statesman
II
stein 100 Some of the employers of Oarner A Co
U to6oolock tonIght nearly tooo
been
flerraanta
cash hIS Ernest A Weoir
subscribed
Dank 3 t> Iced Oil through Gtlman a hank l 3
Franklin S Clark through Germanla Hank I 3
Deal Golf Club Raise 1131 OO
Henry W Schmidt through fiermanla Hank 11through Uermanla
A
Trauimau
Asaticv PARK X J Hept 14 Over 12100
23 J C O Huptel through Uermanla Dank
lank David S Drown di
IlergA Co
30
raised by the Deal Golf Club for the
has
12
T reliefbeen
J
US Rudolph C Koch
of the Galveston sufferers Among the
di Sons Co US lmployeesof JobIisnCowdirl
W
were President
contributors
AC v427A4H u Craig ACa 100 pGeddes 23
Justice OHrleti Justice 01 IpTKIMtve Frank and
23 Mullrofr Plckhardt ACa
C ItlirhofT
Ca
C
van
Murphy
di
Croker
Santrnord
Wllllnni
L
Co iso
Herbert
100 teci Siiiion
30 P Van Volken
3 0 Solomon hires A Ca
jay
Clark John Larkln and
110
100 Wesendonck Loreni ACa
burgh A Co
1
Adams A Cothrough Hide
A U Ashman
30J 100
Chestnut Cooper ACa
and Leather flank
JIOXEV DEUOCKATS
IoNS
I
F
through Hide and leather hank 100
10 M M
Blair through Hide and Leather Hank
The Leslie of 1HDO RevIved In llsltlmore
10 It V
orw n through Hide and Leather Stank
Mutchliuon Ibmiith Hide and Loather lan 32 C
for Active Campalcn Work
I Dorger through Hide and Leather
3through Hide and Uatlier bank
IULTIMORE Sept H The Honest Money
J
A
51
M
S
23 Aspegren
Cohn
Ilandrnu Co i ii ti 4
Democratic Ieagun of Maryland threw Itself
n A j CoI 1
A Co
I 25
100 Frank
Into tho Presidential fight today In favor of
MohUn A Ca 23 Pelernm A Meier
A
t Paladlnt A Co 23 J C Fargo
l 30American
McKinley It Iras been rumored for coons
23Company
President
TV
1K
weeks that the organisation would again IH
IU
C
II
S Juller
3
1Iing
J It Dradley 3 W H Cusblnt I 3
found lighting against Urynn but tIne detailsreported by John I Crlmmlnt Treasurer 1through
of reorganization have born kept from the
100
Henry
Cum pan y 1 IL
SIn
A meeting of the mem- ¬
llagcerty 23 S L Sarlll
public until today
1
A
Co
Stein
Hlrsch
Albert
Hasco
14
bers of the old Committee of Seventy was held
125maklng a gross total o I97426i0
Subscriptions by members of the Produce today a declaration of principles was presented
the Irodtice Exchange He
Exchange
and signed officers and nn Executive Committee
were reported as follows
lief
were elected and tire work of the league was
230 Welch Holme A Clark Ca
W I Munson
fairly launched
100 F W Slmonds A Sons
100 Whitman hIres
100 Power Son A Ca
100 Charles T Jones
It was the unanimous opinion of those at the
Vogemsnn
Ce 3100
Paterson
meeting today that thn political situation de- ¬
lon Edward
1001 It W Cameron A
Perry A Co
Composition
Co1100
manded that steps I immediately taken to
0 8 too Itahten American
30 Paul Fi WaVeman A Co
30 Ilarlram Dro
a reorganization of the league and John
effect
H
A
A
23
Dull
30
A
Ca
Cn
Atlantic
I
lerharil
23
M Nelson of Hambloton A Co expressed the
Export Ca 23 J Moanan 25 John liledhlll
V
15 ChMles
abdln 110 I Mel Dlxon sentiment of those present when he said In
10
10 Valen
W S Miller
10
Evan Thomas
speaking about the work of the league In 1AM
lu10 Roberts A Collins
tine Screen A Co
lowser A Ludlow 10 brooklyn Elevator and Still
that ho believed the Gold Democratic forces
10
ng Ca
10 J S T Sits Fhrgotl A Newman
carried tlm election In that year and that with- ¬
V H Way I V J I
Marlus 13 E a Iearsnll 33 K Keusch 15 which with n total
I
out them It would have been Impossible to
revloutly reported of 10A22 makes a gross total of carry the State for McKinley Iri the coming
12182
A
30 F F Hnblns
D
SEPTEMBER 15 1000
SATURDAY
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