The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1884-02-14
the WOES AT home
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Burkhanl: z s. Springer, II. Teurl and f.
Stewart, Roneya IT., bread, meat aud pota.
toes; Judge 6. ". Thompson, 60 buBb. po'
tatoea; Rob't Simpson, Q bulls. Goldfish;
W. +. Whithum, Valley Grove, no.
tatoes and bread; Jas. Chambers, Val.
ley Grove, sack or flour; Jackaon Porter,
Valley Grove, potatoes; George Morrison,
potatoes and flour; William Lewis, -four;
b. r. Atkinson, . comforts, bread, meat
and potatoes; F. L. Stanley, one lot OF rice
and clothing; Wheeling Bakery Co., 400
loayes Of bread and 8 bbls. Of crackers; y.
Holiday & Co., Baltimore, 50 pairs tine
blanket; Washington, Pa, ! car load pro.
,lsions mud clothing; Mount de Clautal,
car load potatoes and vegetables.
FROM THE EASTERN PANHANDLE.
Governor jackson laat night received The
following telegram:
CuARLgsrowS, JEFFERSON Co, Feb. IS.
j.. B Jackson, Gorernor.
Where shall l ahip goods to give the
creates. relief to food sufferers ID this
State? E5a J.V. SIMMONS, Mayor.
The Governor responded to this that
either Wheeling or Parkcls5urg would be
a good distribution point.
A CHICAGO CONTRIBUTION.
Robert Crangle, E:qp yesterday morn,
ing received the following:
CHICAGO, February Il, 1884.
Robert Ctangle:
Please contribute Sl0O for us 10 ll,od
sufferers.
CHas. NJ, Draw & Co.,
General Insurance Agents.
WEST ALEXANDER.
A subscription Tor the benefit OF Wells.
burg was started at West Alexander, and
without much effort $50 WIS collected and
sent to the sufferers there. ~
Burgess W. A. Barry, OF West Alexander
called II meeting of citizens at the Presby.
teriGn church at 8 o'clock yesterday after
noon, Tor the purpose Of forming an organ.
~ization and appointing 4 committee to col.
lect money and provisions Tor the victims
Of the flood at Wheeling aud elsewhere.
A GENEROUS CORPORATION.
The Board OIL Directors oil the Benwood
Iron Works appropriated $1,000 Tor the 70,
lief OF those% connected with the mill, and
John G.. Hoffman,, Jacob Altmeyer,
Squire Policy, and George Wiss were ap'
pointed as a Relief Committee.
p. W. Lambert 4 Co., OF New York, sen,
q case OF dry goods, and II. Hartman, o.
Baltimore, Nd, sent % pair Of jsans
pants to the Relief Committee, through D.
Gupdling & Co.
Mira. Stevens. Of the Eighth ward, yes
terday received from Prof. Henry Mertz, Of
S.eubeuville, q large box OF very fine
blankets for the needy.
FROM fAlRNoNT.
FAlENoSr, W. Va, February IS. 1851,
J. i. Miller, Mayor, Wheeling
We shipped to-day o car load Of provi.
sions. More in a few days.
THOMAS llcuau.
CHICAGO MOVING.
The Chicago Tribune Gays: Mr.. T. P.
Phillips, a former resident OF Wheeling,
". Va, and at present in the insurance
business on Is Sale street, wrote to Wheel.
iBg for information as to whether The dis
tr5ss occaaioned there by the floods was
such as 10 necessitate aid from other cities,
aud resolved the following telegram yester-
day in reply:
Letter received; put your kind offer into
immediate execution; untold distress pro-
walls; too much aid cannot he given.
IF. P. JErsoS,
cashier Bank OF Ohio Nallsy.ns
a subscription liet was opened yester-
day. Contributions may be sent to Mr..
John R.. Bsns!ey, Boone Block, who has
agreed to act rs Treasurer. Details Of the
awful distress prevailing at Wheeling have
been given in the 7fibune's special dis.
patches oi The laat few dayA.