St. Paul daily globe., 1889-06-09
unattainable feat based upon the simple,
trusting faith that she can accomplish
what some other woman has dole.
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TIE WORK GOES ON.
The Relief Committees and So
cieties Still at Work.

The Relief Committees and So
cieties Still at Work.
Tee special council relief committee,
composed of Aid. Parry, Thompson,
Loge, Bursell and Brueshaker, ap-
pointed to meet the citizens committee
in reference to the Seattle fire disaster,
had a session yesterday morning. but
in the absence OF authentic informa-
tion from Seattle, decided to adjourn
until O'Clock p. m. Monday, and mean
while to open telegraphic communica-
tion with the stricken city. No appli-
cation for aid has been received from
Seattle yet.
The citizens committee met at 10
o'clock, at 233 Hennepin avenue, and
received reports. Mayor Babb re-
Quested the pastors to take special con-
tributionS at this mornings services.
Andrew Lareska, a young man whose
family was lost in the JohnstOwn flood,
received letter from the committee to
the Milwaukee road asking free trans
portation to the scene of the disaster.
Contributions were received from sew
eral sources during the day, among
others the proceeds of the firemen's EN-
tertainment at the Peoples theater,
club, SIT from the Star printers, $11.55
from the Brunswick cigar stand.
A number of entertainments are in
progress of preparation which will give
the relief funds a lift. The principal
of these is the council ball game against
the board of trade at o'clock Monday
at the ball park. Aid. Loye and the
balance of the committee are working
hard to get up a rousing game. The
aldermanic team will be selected from
the following: Aid Grimes, Brazie,
Potter. Bradish, Farnsworth. Wood
ward, Loye. Ellingson. Durham, War
rem, Adams and Johnson.
The board of trade has requested all
ball players in its ranks to report for
inspection 9 o'clock Monday morning
at the boards rooms. A nine will be
selected from among these gentlemen,
els, DR.. o. J. Evans, B. F. Nelson, ].
G. Reno, c. J. Buell., W. d. Hale, j. S.
Pillsbury, II. G. o. Morrison and j. NJ.
Bartlett. The latest report is that A.
j. Blethen and d. NJ. Gilmore will be
umpires, and Rev. D. j. Burrell referee.
A BENEFIT CONCERT.
A grand concert for the benefit of the
Johnstown sufferers will be given at
Harmonic hall Wednesday evening
with the following programme.
Overture ............ -. Ringwall's Orchestra
German Folksong Happy Days. :. .Goetze
Harmonic and FrOhsin Societies.
Soprano Solo. o.... Miss Ellen B. Yau
Reading ........M Miss Mira Beals
Piano Solo, Last Scene from Wagner's
Tristan and Isolde" ....- .... Franz List
Prof. Herman Zoch.
Aria-"Italian in Algeria" ...... .... ..Rossini
Miss Phila May Griffin.
Lied-''Margreta am Thore". .Adolph Jensen
Louis Miller,
Clarinet Solo,. 49,. Prof. Oscar Ringwall
Duet-"Una notte Venezia'' .Lucantoni
Reading ............ .......Miss Mira Beals
German Folksong, 1.-THE Solitary
Rose ...... ... ..... 1900. .Hermes
Harmonic and Frohsinn Societies.
OTHER AIDS.
Another concert will be given at
Emmanuel Baptist church on Wednes-
day evening for the benefit of the suf-
ferers both east an west.
The Pennsylvania society and all
Pennsyivanians will assemble at the
West hotel on Monday to discuss relief
measures.