The Dallas weekly herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1885, 1885-11-26

Anorara plae ON rHs ISLAND
fias Hesldeaeo DefifoJed Tho ss-
llef fuai uss Reached efovsI01.
The Hunsisra arc neiaH ffand
tameiy CARED Isr-the
state Health Oniosr.

GALvFsroE, Nov. 2l-lGpsclal. AT
$40 iJ-iignt an alarm OF lsa caused
sToat commoilon iu lha East End. In
tho vicinity Of tho bg dro belt. Not
less tun 1900 people ruhsod franticll-
~ toward tho aeeuu, aiurmiuS tie real.
dents, who iamgnt cssiuln another
his hra had s,.r.ed. Ths'blazs proved
b. ba tha rusiaenue of MsJor u. A
S,sokp lie, ca the sauihwast corner OF
fourLrbntn street. nndHyN0ua II, bHster
hnuWu ~ chufpa airsy,, Tue fro ORIG
ma ~ Ina the upper aiJrY uf lua houso
sad burned through, destroying tho
roof anG badly dsmsging thp structure,
| when MAS hue two-siury irame
! hniidins ow,ed oy Henry Weerner.
| Fortunately tlaie was jill. or no
| bIeezs nnd tno TIE u part mrut quicSiy
suod aed The flamos. The loss on the
building In nnuuG 1900. Mr.. Stack
puie's loss Ia nearly Ns ntach,
As he tir7 WAS two sqHnTes east or
the barnt district iha undue alarm
shows Apw nervous Galveston people
| become WnQn tDUY hQ.E sho
oinng III tae OroGdfll fife
| bell. Scarcely night has
passad since me greEt fire. tnst soma
alarm has not Deen given, oGs go
|
utners, as Inc blaze lie IN several
squares of wooden buildings and rs-
osliad 20 tbosb who saw 80 IA scene OF
terror stlll froso IN tho mipdH OF every
| one.
The relief fnnd for the benefit OF tho
uGlsrsrs NOW rUsch-s SlO9,I03, OF
wnIcn sol, 900 hse been r,celVed by the
relief oommlttss and $50 I'D psia out
by them 20 l,lO7 applicupIs THE NUM-
| ntr OF recipionts Represents at!esst go
persons VINO hev0 shared IN greater or
loss amounts iU the relief b0uagsf The
rslief eOnmitt00 expect III DO &c work
for fully Another month,, end parhgps
longer, ia eXa2iing applicants and re-
apportloniug tho relief money among
the most needy OF taoss vine nave
sIreadv been temporarily assisted.
| Tho following t5lesEapaic oorrsspond-
euGo, which Is decidedly thanksgiving
! iu IN character, will be read with some
! iarerss6 to-mOfros: h-.
! Boston, Nov. % 10 Hon. =. /, Fulton,
Mayor, Gaivslon: r
| 81, 900 additional, To be uOcd for same
| puroos
lSisnedl CHARLES S. INGALLS,,
Secretary Nav England Skos snd
! Leather association.
To this unexpected additional con-
! tribution tho following reply WAS TO-
night sent: s
! Galveston, Nov. 25--To Charles 3. ingalls,,
Aflsr accepting and receiving your
( first $1,000 Tor sufferers 10y fire, it
( would have bee1 extremely gratifying
to me personally aud officially, and
belle soiisve 70 x sas m9s' a saaIyy
with justice 30 all ask with g;atoful
thanks 10 he excused from accepting
your iast most gracious t9n-
der OF sn additional $1,000.
before me, II feel it my duty
to incur, in the name OF
the sity,. tins aoditionai obp-1r
CATION, and in such behalf To extend
renewed assurances to you and
through you TO tie New England Shoe
| and Leather association, and to grand
old Boston, OF the lasuug gratitude of
all Galveston.
| [Signedl r. L. FeLroN, Mayor.
it would seeIn from the following
telegram that Mayor Moore, OF Kan
sss City, had gone to Denver, Colo
RADIO, and WIS performing missionary
WORK Tor the benedt Of ths Galveston
sufferers. His telegram reads as fol-
COWS: 6.-.,3
Denver, Col, Nov. IS TO Mayor fulton:
L will return TO Kansas Ciry Dccern-
ber 7. AZ that time mako sighs draft
Nationsl bGpk, Kanaas City.
[Sigued JOHN w. MOORE.
Chs wns acknowledged as follows:
Galveston, NOV. rs Hon. John w, Moore,
An ofiioial Ii re yourself, and a place
like Kansas City should never part
company, but II Denver ID composed
Of Kindred spirits, congratulate you
Ind Denver. II, on tho 7Gd OF Dec5nn-
Der, our necessities are not sufficiently
aupplisd, / viii, with universal
hanks, draw on you rs directed.
lSignadl II. l.. FULTON, Mayor.
Amoag other donations received to- .
lay are the following:
Geglpnis Coston ExehNnge, addi- .
Jioast subscription OF $3.50.
g. Shamacher Il Co., OF Now York,
500
Menpbis Lodge No. G, L. o. o. ESQ.
b. Levy, Jewett, Texas, S44.
Gouglesation Of Christ's church,
parish OF Tyler, Texas, remitted by
Rsessr Patterson, SAL.
Warren Adams, o Bolton, sends r
large box of bacon.
A good msay small parcels have
besn received for She Safterers.
State Health OHieer DR.. Swearingen
ID in the city and To-day visited the
quarantine station and the steamship
WivsnLoe to further lnvast'Estes the
interview Dr. Eweeringen said he
alone YVES responsible TOR the steain-
skip coming up to the wharf. The
WivsnhOo had q clean bill OF health
when she less Kingston, and he did
not believe any further outbreaks
would occur, and declared thero was
no occasion fer alarm at this season OF
the year. DR.. Sweariagen endorsed
the action of City Physician Cook
in sending the vessel Back
to quarantine. The sick
ii reaan is still alive and in fair way
to recover. All excitement over the
matter, it ever there was any, has dis
appeared.