The Dallas daily herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1873-1887, 1885-11-22
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THE NOBLE WORK GOES ON,
And Generous Contributions Flow to
the Relief Of the stsieken City by
the kes--f agrsnt Ina osttisns
On the Reief Committee.
Notes en the Situation.

GALVESTON, Nov. a. tSpscisl.l -
THIS bias teen perhaps She busiest
week In tse history OF Galveston.
S:ch moving sAoa5 aud doubling up
OF families was never before kuown.
Nearly All tho homeless families have
found plaras OF aha g, Sbsre they will
live more or less coUfortao,y dniipe
the remainder OF the Winter. The
local pSsers polish long
lists showing The psssont plea az res.
idence OF The huudrsds OF families
sgiosed hy tna decrse Of fate, There
are nv vacept houses ia
Galveston as present, and ,Se
bg tice has advanced rents ia a
goJd many Instances where ihe land
tore couln aavance. III S does no.
mssn that every landlord is a Shylcok
Tor a go0dly number Of GalYes,An,s
largest property owners hsvs reius q
" advanci rents on aoeGuns of che
fire.
AID FOE THE suFPERERs.
AID Tor lhoroiief 81 suifeters aiill
continues ia arrive from all directions
ros total sph-orip,i9N frachos slOi $50
TIN glf, OF "AiGh $50 $50 ass been paid
MO ,nn treasury aud $42 2[0psio out b.
snearers. The rali9i committees were
only enabled 10 pssS upon 81 hnoiics.
tlohs n-Gsy, making : to,a. " 7S7 RS.
clpiouta Of she eourtesy.of ; generous
public.
IMpOSTRRs,
Several lagsatt frauds have b sen
discovered against the Keller commit
- t.~r =
who falsely represented thai
they had suaeredty shs holocaust
In every Instance mo inoaey Obtained
has been recovered, but these juui-
dents nave has the Effect Of CAUSING
the examining commistee to proceed
with great care aud investig&se eyery
application thoroughly, SO that
none Of the peoples charity money
shall hpd is wsy into the hands o
1runken bnntneta or living tramps.
Wotd comes from stvera placgsi in tho
STATE that irsmps ege going about rep.
fesentinS thes they ara sufferers bv
too Galveston fire. Any and
al snch Applications should
b9 examined into, tor mono Of the fire
sufferers, ~ far sS kn0wn, have j6f.
galveston in suah pitisbio condition
shat they must 30 a00us begging.
rELEdHsPlIIc CORRESPONDENTS.
AooonS the Il osG important cummui-
cations s9ceiveu 70 oey ~aa the fol-
owing:
Kansas City, Nov 2l-To Mayor Fulton:
Make craft or ms Tor 81, 1855 through
Mhrchagts' Nstiogal bRnk.
lSignedl JonN w. MooRE, MAJOR.
rms Unexpected contribution d lew
iorth tho following reply:
Galveston Nov 2l.--To Hon. John W.
Moore, Mayor:
she first Contribution Of Kausas City
OF 81 400 30 ihs nsedy sufferers by
the he was estsened by Ill ~
unusually generous. Your aecond
~ $9O0 was n surprise, rsin2
aliogsihe unexpectd; but the ore
ust reeived for 81, l35 Ia ctlcnlsaed TO
dhzo 20 immeaisre recipients SO
veil az 'nyself. BEING al
ready ! pVer'y-stri, ken in IMPRESSIONS
OF thanfa 10 yuu ana th,ourh yol, Io
generous kansas Cty, | can now only
express the hope ia bshalf OF Calves.
ton that Gcd will bless snd prosper
the cheerful givers.
signedl II, l., FULTON, Mayor.
From North Texga ccmss this f1!law-
lug kilograms:
Paris, Nov. ALTO Mayor Futon:
have wired Fiisi National bank TO
pay to the relief committee fund $3.50,
part Of amount subscribed by
the cifizans of Paris. This is
u addition To Tbs $40 sent by Senator
MaXey,. Hnd sn equal amount CON
tributed by tho Knights OF Pythias.
Paris will sond mu,s next week.
lSiRnecJ JOHN MARTIN,
president FeTmotS' aud Merchants,
Bauk.
In replying TO this tho mayor says:
"iu accepting on behalf Of Galveston
no handsome doUation Oi oltiZsns of
Paris to the sufferers by ste Ere, l de.
sire to return TO them tho SINCERE
thanks of all our citizens. The spirit Of
true charity is akin, tho world over !;
nnt IL Is especially gratifying To eli
dalvastoniens to note with what ana.
n'mity, alacriiy aud liberality the
Texas citiee ana towns, and In many
instances the counties, have come 10
our rescue III this day Of our advsr.
sity.n
Among the larger donations received
To-day were the following: Citizens of
Memphis, Tennessee. s., 1903; oitizons of
New York, $3.50; w. NJ. Rioa, New
YORK, $500; citizens Of Corpus Christ,
5000; Mrs. Isabella Hopper, Galveston,
$40; Royal Baking Powder company,
S2oo; Globs- Damucrat, ST. Louis, 5000;
citizoDa Of Columbus, Texas, $l5S:
John FINER Il Brother, Louisville
500; James Pyle d Son, Now York,
500; Henry Isle. Columbus, Tex,s,
500; RENTED by Fort Worth Gag, to.
donations BY I. Ovegel and Others, $50:
rom boys Of the Episcopal hi. h schvu.
Alexandris, Virginia, $3S; from Bty.
Tor Female college" For girls who were
burned out" $50; from Guiding Star
i ladiss assembly Knights of Labor,