The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-12-20

In .s. matter of shoes there are perhaps
dozen appIiean,s for each pair that are re-
eeived. Many have nothing deserving the
name Of shoes on their feet, and surely y
the hundreds Of men IN TINS ea.y Sn 40 as .ns
soaked and miserable condition OF these
men. they would donase their supernuocs
foosvear f,- their use. Shoes. SOCKS, IN
derwear and trousers are most needeo-
Since the last report, $3.50 has been DO
mated toward she expense OF the kitchen
and rufting in baths. We wish 10 meii-
ton In particular $3.50 from Uncle Sams
hoys on the e nited States revenue cutter
Woicott.
..The telephone company has put in tel
ephone No. SIS and given the use OF It free
for the winter. while the man who put It
in gave dollar for the privilege.
sThe electric light company has put IN
free of charge and given Us the use OF four
teen lights
s.For the vasbrcom We have received
from Mr.. c. Z. Schultz two washtuhs and
sixwashboards, and would like more tuns
TO keep the extra boards in use. The baths
are nearly completed and will be ready in
day or two, and being supplied with
boiler OF go gallons capacity We VIII not
lack for hot water.
.Quife q number of families have been
supplied with food and clothing, and those
knowing Of destitute families are asked to
send Us notice. We have q committee of
women who investigate such cases and
supply their wants when worthy.
"The following is q list of donors of food
and clothing: +. A. Pontius. ton coal:
Northwest Fruit Company, sack carrots;
John b. Agen, 10 pounds butter; Eureka
bakery. 50 Ioaves bread and pies; 0.ym-
pic OH Company, gallons OH: c. +. Boz
gardus. clothing and shoes; DR.. Hough-
ton, papers; friend. cIothing: Eureka
L~E haka
loaves: Jack Weber, 3 gallons milk: Mr.
clothing; Mrs. Z. Bruins. clothing;
James street friend, clothing; Simon
ELI house. clothing; Mrs. e. Hot
loway. clothing; Mrs. Maynard,
pany, so double rolls; A. +. MeCuIskv. 8
sacks salt; Cook d Way, key oatmeal;
Frank Jobst, 1 sack cabbage: Hyams.
Pauson & Co.. 4 suits underwear; Schwa-
bacher Bros. d Co., 3 cans syrup, sacks
rolled oats, sacks cornmeai, Is pounds
graham, Is pounds rice. 10 pounds oat-
meal, sack barley. boxes macarroni,
can chowder, . pounds washing powder,
box soap, so pounds bacon, Is
cakes soap; key syrup: Queen City
bakery, bushels biscuits; Mrs. III.
E. Holmes, / sack potatoes, 10 pounds
rolled oats; Conner Bros, crackers and
cheese, lTSeOS SAOe STORE, o4u suOtSs
Dearborn & Co.. 500 tickets: Sunset Pub
fishing Company. i, coo tickets; Charles L.
Nichols, bundle clothes: West Street
house, clothing; Mrs. Stafford. paper,
books, clothes and Bible; F. A. Pontlus.
box of crackers; ]. c. Bowen, forty-two
pounds peas; ]. II. s.. clothing; Rev.
Clark Davis, sack cabbage and sack car
rots; Mr.. Davis, clothing; n. III. Thedinga,
clothing; American Pharmacy, copperas;
Hardy & Hall, fish lines and hooks; \.
Y. Sign Company. two gallons paint;
Baker Il Richards, one-half gallon paint
and one quart oil; Riverside Dairy, one
can milk: Dairymen's Association, one
turkey; X. ]. Chisholm. clothing; b. +.
Day. Fremont, four sacks vegetables;
Friend. East street. clothing; G. +. Eggert,
one sack potatoes, Northwest Fruit Com
pany, one sack carrots: A friend, sugar.
oatmeal and potatoes; A Friend, clothing;
II. c. Henry, order for SIS worth of gro
ceries. SPECIAL Il. III. Fowler"