Pittsburg dispatch. [volume] (Pittsburg [Pa.]) 1880-1923, 1889-06-07
MOSAIC OF THE SEVENTH DAY.

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Cleveland. o.; Mrs. Nelson, HOnesdale, III.
MOSAIC OF THE SEVENTH DAY.
Bright Settings of Working and Giving Min
RIed With Darker Ones of Less.
REV. ADOLF EBERT reports S123 given b,
his church, the Mt Washington Lutheran.
JOHN JEROME ROONEY, of New York City
has sent 81 to THE DISPATCH Relief Fund.
Two tool chests, supposed to be from Johns
town, were found in the Allegheny at HERR
Island yesterday.
THE American Mechanics subscription fund
now amounts to s., 900, and will increase greatly
before the week is over.
HARRY. Sadie and Master Herlie Redick, Of
Johnstown, were saved, and are now witt
friends in Lawrenceville.
The Price Baking Powder Company, Of
Chicago and its employees, have sent $342 so tc
THE DISPATCH Relief Fund.
To Controller Morrow and Engineer Bigelov
the granting of transportation has been as
signed by the Relief Committee.
MAILS are arriving from the East. Phila
delphla papers. dated last Friday, arrived with
those OF Wednesday in yesterdays mail.
SAMUEL HARaRAvE, of Johnstown, lost e
out of q relations. Mr.. Fred Krebs had &c
relatives in the city, every one of whom was
saved.
AT the regular meeting of the BARRIERS
Union. at their hall, No. 102 Fourth avenue,
last night, 500 was donated to the Johnstown
sufferers.
| A TRUNK filed with clothing taken from the
Allegheny river to City Hall, after being
washed was found to be marked John McKenna,
Cambria City.
The! DISPATCH has received from Post
master N. g. Elliot a postal order for Sl4 so,
representing the contributions of some of
| Mayyille's citizens to the relief fund.-
Mr.. B1GELow, Chief of the Department of
Public Works has sent his engineer corps to
Johnstown under Mr.. Frank Swartz. They are
| needed to give directions to workmen.
AT meeting of Allegheny Council No. %,
Daughters of Liberty, held last night at their
| hall, $50 was donated toward relieving the dis
tressed members of the order at Johnstown.
THERE viii be meeting of the Pittsburg
| travelling men in the parlors of the Hotel An
derson Saturday at 8 P. NJ, to take action on
the death of Jack Little. who was drowned at
Johnstovn.
THE wife of John Thomas was buried in
Sharpsburg on Wednesday. She-and her three
children were drowned at Johnstown, whittier
they removed but three weeks ago to establish
boarding house. x
CITIZENS of the Thirty-sixth ward realized
$500 Wednesday night from an entertainment
at the rink. They will give second entertain
ment for the benefit Of the sufferers at the
same place Saturday night.
THE first batch of police sent from this city
to Johnstown returned yesterday morning con-
siderably tuckered out. Assistant Superin-
tendent O'Mara remained to place the relief
corps where 1t could do most good.
REV. F. B. CUNz, who was teacher Of Ger
man in the public schools of Johnstown, asks
that anyone who can give him positive informa-
ktana ffN f6n f0fn Nf III 60 H1-r ~
same at once to THE DISPATCH office.
MAJOR DENNIsToN reports as added to the
Grand Army fund of S762, 500 from Post 1888. of
Allegheny; SIS from Post Ill, Of Elizabeth; sll8
from Post l26, OF Canonsburg; SO from Alder
man Carlisle and IS from W. H. Lambert.
JOHN ]. DEvLIN died at Johnstown yester.
day in consequence of exposure to the Hood.
He was 81 years of age and pioneer citizen of
Johnstown. where he had resided 65 years. The
Rev. D.,J. Devlin, of Hazelwood, is his son.
JAMES P. STEWART, Assistant City Assessor
OF Allegheny, one Of the passengers on the
day express on the day of the food, is all right.
His daughter has received a letter and he was
seen by Mr.. James A. Grier at Altoona yester-
day.
A PROMINENT mason Of this city last night
received telegram from Detroit directing
him to draw on The Masonic fraternities of that
city for $50, for the benefit of the sufferers
The telegram was signed Z. A. and F. 8. Arm
strong
THERE being no place in Hazelwood where
subscriptions for the Johnstown sufferers can
be received, the Hazelwood Engine Company
give notice that they will receive all subscrIp-
tions of cash, clothing. provisions, etc.. and for
ward them to the proper parties
THE Butchers Association met in Old City
Hall last night and voted 500 to the Johns.
town sufferers. A committee headed by VIM.
Boder as Presidents; J. F. Beilstein, Treasurer,
o,,1 hordan
pointed to raise money among the butchers.
THE employees of the Morgan Engineering
Company, of Alliance, D., sent S5I7 in cash to
Johnstown last night. Alliance sent the car
load of provisions that was the first to reach
Johnstown from Ohio. In all the little city has
given s., 500 in cash and three carloads of sup
plies.
THE Jr. o. o. A. M. sent their third carload
to Johnstown last night. Their fourth leaves
Glenwood at $50 this evening Bedding and
provisions are most needed, and members of
the order or others can leave contributions at
the american office, 5O6 Smithfield street. to-
day.
J.A. GoULDEN left for Johnstown last night
to look up the death losses of the Penn Mutual
Company. of Philadelphia. The company ex-
pect to loss $4,000 at least. In behalf OF the
Emerald Beneficial Association, Mr. Goulden
will distribute. a large sum among the suf-
ferers.
ONE OF the gentlemen engaged IN packing
Johnstown goods at Old City Hall suffered an
odd mshap yesterday. He had laid aside his
coat that he might work better, and one of his
Jealous co-laborers picked up the garment, put
it in a box, and last night the coat was started
for Johnstown.
MRS. CHARLES TERHEYDEN, Mrs. 8. Over
beck and Mrs. Stegert and daughter, of this
city, who were reported missing have arrived
home. They started from Baltimore FRIDAY
but were delayed at Altoona and did
not get home until yesterday, after drive of
40 miles in wagon.
A PRACTICAL worker among the sufferers |
writes to THE DISPATCH asking that contribu
tors of clothing be advised to put in their
bundles some much needed articles thar have |
been overlooked. He mentions combs hair |
pins shoe buttoners, black and white thread, |
coarse needles, pins and few sheets of paper |
enclosed in stamped envelopes.
ROBERT SMITH, aged 80 years. employed as !
q roller by the Cambria Iron Works at Johns
town, was caught by the food and exposed in |
the water for Is hours. He was sent down on /
the Baltimore and Ohio train yesterday morn
ing and was taken off at Soho station and re-
moved to the homo of his mother, No. 4S9 Tus-
TIN street. He is injured about the legs and |
feet, and has also a severe cold.
TnuD holders Of Cambria stock dumped |
their shares upon the market Tuesday. The
stock, which for years has been out Of the
market and generally accepted as worth about
terday it remained dormant About noon it /
suddenly becameactiv Nervy operators were |
buying eagerly It rose to 90 and to-day il ex- I
nected to 90 over the 100 line mark