The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1892-05-13

ployed at Roslyn. described the condition
IN which the calamity had found the
people of the place.
On motion of Mr.. Rochester, it was re-
solved TO ask for clothing-new or other.
wise-and provisions to be delivered to
Mr.. Toklas, who expressed Willingness
TO receive them.
The committee then divided the city up
into districts and started out on coliec-
ton tour.
The mayor suggested that every SUBJ
scription list bear the announcement at its
head The ePosr-INTELLIGENCER, $3.50" as
an example to all.
7. Il. Fleming and Robert Bridges left
by the 2 o'clock train, taking with them
$500. Mr.. Toklas gave them authority TO
draw upon him to the extent of 81 600
pending collections.
The following subscriptions were handed
in at the meeting:
Tohlss & Singerman, 800; Jerome Cs,lin, s50
two unknown, 81; Robert Bridges, s.; J. W.
Pratt, s.. +. ID. Ogden, s.: Fannie T.. Watkins,
IS; d. c. Garrett, $40; Percy W. Rochester. $40;
George J. Stoneman, $40: George Donworth, $40;
total, $3.50
With this "starter" printed at the top of
tee went out soliciting, each taking dis
trict of the city. They met with re-
markably favorable reception almost
everywhere. Percy w. Rochester took the
Bailey building and secured quite re-
spectacle list without going outside its
walls. +. Toklas went down Commercial
street and gathered in over 800 from a
single block. DR.. g. Fl. Randell went up
Front and along West street among the
stores and wholesale men and returned
with long list. Rev. ID. C. Garrett went
along Third and Pike and found many
Open hearts
Following are the subscriptions to the
citizens fund received up to last evening:
List given above, s235; kraielsheimer Bros,
50; c. Recbtenwald. 81; Henry & Filey, 81: A. J.
Prager IL Sons, s.; NJ. Bernstein, 81: Peccard Il
Brown, s.: Unknown. 81: Wright e Ferguson,
81: Levy Bros, S. A. 2. Hotaling Co.. SIS; A.
FoItlouis & Co., SIS; A. J. Splawn & Co, si0;
Mitchell, Lewis Il Staver Co.. $40; NJ. & X. Gott-
stein, s25; Hilory Butler, $40; 7. r. Fleming,
80: f. /. Wood, s.; Wilmans Bros, $50; J. F.
Aver, s.; Unknown. s.; Robertson Mortgage
Company. s.; A. F. MeEwan, s.; W. A. McDou-
aid, s25; Ezra W. Clark, s.; Josiah Collins. 50:
DR.. McCulIoch, So; j. b. Wright, So; +. b. Tip
ton, 81; sackman Phillips Investment Com
pany, $50; F. e. Haddock. 81; Crawford & Con-
over, SIS; J. II. Innig. s.; George E. Adams, 81:
p. d. Hughes, s.; William II. Hughes, 81;
a. II. Foote. 81; D. A. Spencer, s5;
II. o. Shuey, 81, A. d. Eshelman, 81:
c. f. Villas, 81; II. G. Bond. $40: Old Citizen,
slo Andrew Knox, s.; DR.. q. II. Randell, $40; J.
Anderson, 81; Weserman Yeaton, $40; w. I.
Hammond (nerchandise), $50: Charles Louch.
s.; Jackson & Aspen. 81: Wadhsm Oil and
Grease Company, 81; j. I. Ronald, $40; J. X.
Montgomery, 81; A. c. Fry & Co., s.: w. Davis
d Son, 81; Queen City Candy Company, 81;
nellie & Engslbrecht, IS; J. G. Kenyon, s.; J. 7.
Kahaley, s.; T. Z. Jones, s.; p. V. Dwyer & Bros,
$40; Leithesd & Cawley, s.. 50: Seattle Hard.
ware Company, $50; j. NJ Lang, s.; Simison
Bros, s.; n. W. Higgins, IS; Dimock & Cheasty,
$40; MacDougall & Southwick Company, 500:
Rigby, $40; Dr. J. Eugene Jordan, 500; F. l..
Feurt 4 Co., s.; f. Nyer, s.; Dubbs & Son, s.:
Henry Dunckhorst. IS: Fraser & Wilson, &;
Frederick Flow, 81: Clark, 81; Mount
Rainier Bargain House. 81; W. Z. Newman. 81:
Star Paint Co., 81; J. N. Mann, 81: D. Smith, 81:
J. Newens, 81; P:ovin & McKean, 81; Clark d
Capen, 81; Eugene Chaplin, 81; A Meagher. 81:
speiger & Hurlburt, 81: Colonel G. o. Haller.
so; James Pincus, $40; George II. Heilbron, $40;
346.25.
This makes the total subscriptions to
the citizens fund $1,l7425. Ex-Mayor
Harry White telegraphed 800 to tho
mayor of Roslyn on Wednesday morning.
The aggregate of the POsT-INrELLIGENcER
fund and the citizens fund with Mr..
Whites subscription makes the total
amount raised among the people of Seattle
$2,S6475
The following announcement of future
contribution was sent to the Posr- INTELLI-
GENcER by l.. A Pilsbury:
The Star Dramatic Association wishes to state
that after expenses have been paid one-half of
the receipts of the masQue carnival, to be given
Saturday, May II. will be handed to Mayor Ron
aid for the benefit OF the orphans and widows Of
Roslyn.