The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1892-04-06
STRICKEN ToWANDA.
The Relief Fund Swelling 10 Credit able
Proportions-S OF the Wreck.


Messrs. A. W. Oliver, Charles Smytb
and \. C. knight, the gentlemen who
compose the relief committee of the board
of trade to attend 10 the wants OF the uu-
fortunate citizens of Towanda, went over
to that place yesterday and made diligent
inquiries as TO how they could best help
them and as to what was most needed for
their comfort They found there very
excellent relief COMMITTEES with whom
they intelligently conferred and came
home better equipped with information
that will enable themto apply the charities
extended by Wichita to the best purpose
The committee found that the sufferers
had plenty outward clothing, but that
womens and childrens under clothing was
badly needed as well as plain working
shirts for men, The committee will keep
the money subscribed by our people here
and will use it to purchase such articles
as may be needed by the sufferers. They
can use it to better advantage for they
will be enabled to buy everything at
actual cost here, thus making the fund
reach farther in the interest Of the suffer
ers than it otherwise would. After re-
turning yesterday afternoon the com
mittee purchased such articles Of food rs
was most needed and sent it over by the
Missouri Pacific last night.
The following is list of the subscribers
to the fund being collected through the
committee of the board of trade for the
cycine sufferers and the amount of each.
The treasurer of the fund is Mr.. n. c..
Knight, who has receipted for the amounts
as given below:
NJ w. Levy, IS; Wichita Wholesale
Grocery company. $40; r. Black, So; l.. c
Jackson, s.: Smyth & Sons, $40; A. Friend,
81; Maban Bros, s.; G. Gehring, 81: j. w.
Gill. 81; Ross Bros, s. 50 Golden Eagle,
81 so; Wall & Davidson, 81; Hettinger
Bros, 81; A NJ Goldstandt, 81; Famous. 81:
J. E. Petrie, 81; w. H Wishart, 81; ". j.
Mclean, 81; r. Rogers, IS; A. Viele, So; c.
Van Ness, 81; Israel Bros, 50; w f. Green,
81; A. L. Houck, g.; John Fiske. 81; l.. A.
Brown, 81; c. H. Hunter. 81; j. T. Camp
bell G. Co., S.; J. L. Cooper, 81; Miller &
Hull, 81; o. Rentz. Soc; Wichita Water
company, IS; F. Nighswonger, SOC; w. j.
Hu,chins, Csc; c. E. Potts. s. J. H. Has
kins, 81; j. NJ Hutchinson, 25c; H.
VI. -OC, a DhIlcJJ %ONY
Wichita National bank s.; L.
w. Sergeant, SOC; Millison g. Sons. 81;
J. W. Maye, Soc; Wichita Plumbing COM
pany, s.; J. A. Bishop, IS; w. l.. Meyers,
SOC; Wichita Gas and Electric company,
So; Frank Redfeld, Sl.25; w. H. Pearce,
81; j. McGowan, 81; w. Peters, 81 so; b.
B. H., Soc Donnell & Co, 81; John Herrig,
81; j. L. Hodge, 81; S. e. Nef, SOC; L. NJ.
Cox. So; Robert McConoe, 81; S. S. Daniels,
81; J. w. g. l.. Powell, 81; Lombard
Mortgage company, 81; Harris & Vermil-
lion, IS; A. t. Payne. 81; c. G. Pryoe, 81;
H e. Brandenbsrg, 81; Henry Schad, s.;
H. Hosfield, 81; N. r. Diver, 81; G. o.
Morgan, s.; w. N. Pond & Co., 81; Pallet
Lumber company, 81; Butterfeld Bros,
55c; C. L. Sim, 81; a. Katz twelve
comforts, s12; John T. Kelly. 81;
Kansas and Texas Coal company So; NJ.
Block, S.; Cole Sc Jones, So; John \. Ives,
attorney general, SO; Northrup soc; w.
B. Jones, 81; S. w. Cooper, s.; Il. H.
Kistler, 81; S. H. Nelson, 81; Young Bros,
SOC; c. n Fritz soc; L. H. Kestler, 81; w.
Z. Marsh, SOC; j. Stewart, 81; r. f.
SIC; j. Ellis, SOC; C. w.
Morgan, soc; II. l. Akdington, soc; 7.
H. Ellis, Csc; Jessie Z. Tubbin, 25c;
NJ A. Fletcher, 81; S. E. Dorsey, Csc; W.
II. Wolf, SOC; L Il. Ault, 81; T. B. Cart
right, 81; NJ. a. Carvin, 81; j. B. Chain,
SOC; S. l.. Barrett, 81; Lew Dean, soc;
Grant Hatfield, soc; Model Bakery, 81; II.
25c; 1 Kaufman. SOC; J. P.
Johnson, SOC; n. C. knight, S.; George L.
Douglas, 81; W. S. Corbett, $40; a. c.
Jobes, 5; j. c. Derst. 5; J. .. Davidson, s.;
Thomas 6. Fitch, s.; + S Bowers, 81; II.
FL. Willard, 81: S. l.. Davidson, s.; j. f.
Hume, 81, ID. W. Smith, s.; 7Schwab &
Closer, 81; W. H. Rauch, 81; H. Y.
Knight. 81; d. Hays, 81; Davis & Fouts, 81;
f. NJ. Scott, 81; Furman, 81; DIR. Creditor.
50; A. H. Reed, 81; Ozane & Dyer, 81; L. B.
Hoffman, 81; l.. S. Naftsger, 81; W. i.
81; j. &. Redfield, 81: Robert
Jacks, 81; S g. Wench. 81, Ike
81; o. T. Simmons, SIC;
r. E. Guthrie, Jr, s.; j. D. Tucker, soc;
w. c. Williams, SOC; Reckmeyer & Giles,
81; H. Schweiter, So; H. Bolte. 50c; B. L.
81; l. P Campbell, soc; J. w.
Clayton, 81; G. H. Hacket. 81; Z. j. Sulli- |
7an, soc; Blackwelder & Holbrook, s.; f. |
K Blake, 81; II. g. Ruggles, 81; l. w |
Noon, 81; c. H. Morehouse, 81; H. w |
Morgan, 81; A. T. Bush, s. 80; Hewey |
Bros. 81; H. NJ. Jones, -; A. H. Fabrique, !
8; John Braitsch, 81; W. H. H. Troupe. |
H. Aldrich 6 Swentzel, 25c: Ed Vail, 81; |
Conductor Gould, 81; F. F. Stockbridge, !
2; p. b. Pollard. 50c: d. Slower, soc; |
Ierbig 75c; ". H. Webster. SOC; George |
" Ruston, 81; L. d. Skinner, s.; c. l. /
Davidson, s.: George McNeal 81; Mrs G. /
lohr, 81; d. V. Walker, 81; L. w. Clapp,
2; I. j. Rogers, 81; sundry persons under
lead of cash, SIS.
The contributions are still coming in to |
he EAGLE for the sufferers. Yesterday
he following names were added to the roll !
# honor:
lady Friend. 90
1t Hope and vicinity. oil %
:. II. Mitler-. .........-........ > W
:. L. NenardsdaIe. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
l. ii Brown. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. w
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The subscription list is still open at the
IAGLE Office, and the business Office will
e very glad to receive contributions and
cknowledge them. The cause is a good
ne and it is hoped that the people will
ontinue to respond.
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