The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1894-09-12

sufferers continues TO pour in, aud the
magnificent sum total of 81, 80 has thus
far been received. The contribution from
Newcastle Is generous, and the Gilman
Dramatic Club has certainly won for itse
the name OF being one of the most chart
table organizations of its kind in the state
The following receipt shows that soc. 55
more of the fund has been deposited in
the First National bank. of this city, TO
the credit of the relief committee at
Franklin:
SEATTLE, Sept. II, 1904
Received from the Posr-lNrELIIGENcER
Company two hundred and ninety-nine
dollars and ffty-fve cents for credit ac-
count Of Franklin relief fund.
''$299.55. SIDNEY HANsARp,
Receiving Teller"
WHAT THE NEWSPAPERS SAY.
The PosT-INTELLIGEScER has started 4
relief fund for the widows and orphans at
Franklin. The Posr-INTELLIGEScER il al
ways at the front whether in giving the
news or dong deeds Of charity. Rosalia
Rustfer.
The fund for the relief OF the families of
the miners who we're killed at Franklin is
rapidly increasing. The PosT-ISrELLIsEN-
cER has already quite a sum, but not near
what IL ought 10 be to prevent much saf-
fering among the afflicted. Kent Journal
THE BENEFIT BOUND TO WIN
There now remains no room for doubt
that the entertainment 20 be given ne 1t
Saturday evening by the Olympic Athletic
/ Club at the Seattle theater for the benefit
/ OF the fund will be great success. The
/ entertainment is being we'll advertised and
/ the several members of the club have been
| working hard 10 create interest in the
| enterprise. Al least lh0 tickets we're sold
yesterday and the members who were out
/ selling the tickets are accordingly enthusi-
astic and encouraged.
| The workers yesterday, headed by IT, p.
| Nadesu. were James Mexican. George
/ Reichenbach. James Sehom, W A. Rear
/ don. George Corlett, Robert Spencer, II.
/ c. Stevens, Joe Dezard. II. Paulson, Eu-
/ gene De.weler. Larry. Eugene aud Ernest
| Romano, Daniel Dean. James oBrien,
| Henry T. KenRah, Frank Atwood, A. L.
| Carr, c. J. Chollar, Peter Emerson, Au-
/ gust and Charles Delfel. al members OF the
| Olympic Club.
In addition 90 the above-named the
/ members of the Ladies' Hebrew Benevo-
/ lent Association have interested them
selves n the sale OF tickets. about twenty
I tickets being sold yesterday hy the various
1 members OF that organization Consider
/ ing thar yesterday vas the FIRST day the
/ tickets were offered for sale the result Is
/ very aattering.
/ Tickets can &c had az the following
/ places. as sell as from the solicitors
/ Nevada cigar store, l. 4. Treen 4 Co.
/ Hardy & Hall, Northern hotel news stand.
/ postofs3ee news stand, korn- Rumsey Drug
/ Company, Quick Drug Company, u. & A.
/ Coblentx cigar store, Pioneer restaurant.
/ Washington restaurant. Royal restaurant,
/ A. Lewin's cigar store. ;. NJ. Lang. Ward :
+ news stand. A. L. Cohen. ". J. Fox and
/ the Seattle Book Company Today osher
/ merchants and business men viii be asked
i 30 keep tirkegs for sale
| GA Thursday, Friday and Saturday she
/ box Office a. the thsater wlll be opeH-
! waeFe ret only tickets can be parch sssd.
I bat thoss who have bought tickets from
/ the solicitors can selecs their seats From
I present Indications 9 crowded house vii
/ certainly greet the entertain ment Satgr-
! aSy evening.