Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1889-06-03
Fifth edition


Great anxiety prevails in wnm,...
In regard to tho Johnstown cata,,toshNa
Many persons here have relatlySs ue
and they do not know whe,Lsr \, .ueis
alive or whether they have been p, .y ss
away. '"ep
Colonel Enorh Moore is vo,,,
concerned about the Levcugoo6 f1 %Iga
who are connections OF hi, Wife n.y.,
are amongst the oldest iuhab,ts,,.
Johnstown and are IN gool G,'n1 VI
stances There are about 30 p~,. N ,r.'ll
nected with the family Nj, Mo,,o,,.ai'
to wire to Johnstown yesterday and ~
morning, but without success. <. .a. s
ms the place can be r, achcd BIZ rail no iii
go and look after them In Der ON v,'.H t
Elder, one of the famil at one ,s,
lived In this city. A~'
Among those living in ,Iohps,ovn r,,
were well known In this city were J,..,G
Morgan, Jr., and family, reAtrn 7,
Thomas p. Morgan, foreman h n, y
Morton Poole CompAny's work. d M,
city. Joseph was employed at ID. VOL,
OF the hdRemoor Iron CCmpaty, Va, 70.
moved to JohnstOwn some ten ye,n ,oo
and accepted position ne chief enripps,
and draughtsman at the Cambrl1 lron
Works. Mr.. Morgan's fears wrrs.s a.
rest yesterday by going to Phlalanll,
where he was informed that his brlsbl,
and family were safe.
Nothing has been heard of Father Co,,
binian, who went from this city 10 Johns.
town few weeks ago to take cha ~ X =,
Catholic Church In that place. A. roth.
ing can be heard from him II Is gunenDy
believed that he Is among those who Al.
lost. His church Is said TO have been IA.
Gated In that part OF the town sven,
away.
Charles A. Marshall son of d. ssupL
Marshall, who several years ago irei On
Seventh street between Shipley and o.
ange is among the lost lie YVES Super.
intendent of tests In the Cambria Iron
Works. He was married last fail nl
was in this city on his wedding tip Re-
port says nothing Of his wife but the irt,.
ence is that she too is among the LOST
Charles Beckworth, a friend Of J.
Barkley & Bro, Fourth and French
streets, removed from New jersey 10
Jobnstown, and 10 supposed to be list.
MIR. Linton, friend Of MoHlsE. Noses
OF this city. is also reported GnOug the
lost.
Mayor Harrington has called meeting
of citizens Tor tomorrow afternoon at 5
o'clock In the Board OF Trade rooms,
TO take measures 10 send relief to h.
sufferers.
Yesterday afternoon Chief If P5.la
Swiggett, who was experimenting S.
PauPs NJ. e. Sunday school in The 81
sence OF Joseph Pyle, made au appeal Il
the Sunday school for aid, when tl1j VA
immediately raised. In the eyenB
Rev. Mr.. Barrett made further appeA
when the amount was increased to 2l
In the little congregation OF !
Stephens Lutheran Church last EVENT.
over $50 was raised
All the del omlnationR are preparing
take up collections next Sunday.
All packages Intended TO be sent to
suit rsrs at Johnstown will be- sent Il
by the Pennsylvania Railroad Compa
IL In care OF James T. Casperson, ines
agent at Fourth aud Pine streets.
The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Go
paDy will send all articles free lef.
their stations.
At a special meeting of IIyatt's MI
tary Band 1t was resolved: That the q
vices of the band be rendered to assist
any movement toward the relief of
Johnstown sufferers. The band Is, no
ever, engaged on Tuesday and ThuTsaa
Wilmington Lodge, No. !, Ancv,
Order Of United W9orrkmaenf n ,SIGriGs m Il
may be in distress at Johustown, |
have taken the Initiative and call MT
Ing for this evening, as per notice
another column, to act promptly for Il
relief.