The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-01-15
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.-srrah Responds Literally 20 the
.'-,asls From the Stricken Nebraska

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.-.,nah Responds Literally to the
s--esIs From the Stricken Nebraska
District.
-5- carload Of provisions Of all kinds
-. savannah yesterday afternoon at ESQ
-..-. 10 Join the Georgia train being
-,-.-- ap by Gov. Northen to leave At
,.--, today 10 90 20 the aid OF the Ne
ers-ka sufferers
~-e .ar viii arrive in Atlanta al day
,g-- Iris morning. in fun time 10 join
-.- Georgia train Other cars have been
,s-- from different parts Of the state. and
.-- train will undoubtedly be a big one.
Gil. central railroad very kindly donated
.s. -sr free transportation for the provis-
---- 10 Atlanta, ana from that point the
.-,-e- railroads VIII carry the train free Of
.-s--- r0 IT'S destination ina the western
r.-+.1r Nebraska, where the suffering has
f-s- and is sim prevalent
~-s car was loaded and ready TO leave
,r- depot yesterday before o'clock. 1T
,r-sued the following provisions. -
barrels IT four barrels and % sacks or
e- sacks of meal . barrels of syrup,
r- barrel of sugar, a box of tobacco.
fAAAilE lfDfAAtla t'A4e NDA NAttf
u.s. i cases OF tomatoes a case OF sar-
s-+=. r. boxes of herring. barrels OF
-.-s 4 large case Of matches, buckets
a. jelly box of soap, &
l-rs of mackerel. 10 sacks of salt.
-a.5 Of beans. . cases of canned beans
and q case of lard. Many Of these articles
aers donated by the merchants, but most
a. p. donations were in cash and the
lsrg4-t amount of the provisions was
doe
savannah. and from the merchants who
we're liberal enough to contribute some
taus toward the car.
Tle donations of provisions We're: S.
Guckenheimer & Sons. 10 cases Imperial
fsxn- powder; NJ. Fersts Sons & Co, =
barrels flour; Savannah Grocery Co.
BARREL OF syrup; Hun & Peoples, a barrel
IF syrup. Lee Roy Myers q Co., a box
~ tobacco; Herman & kayton. case
Of lard; j. H. Dixon d Co, barrels
folr Smith Bros, barrel of grts; A.
ErrIich & Bro, a barrel Of -four; A. Left
lr 6 SON. a barrel of flour. /. G.. Haas,
cases Lima beans; George w. Tiede-
man & Bro. a sack of beans; Savannah
Steam Bakery. box OF crackers; Fawcett
Pros, a barrel of -four; G.. NJ. Gilbert *
So. 10 sacks Of salt; Henry solomon &
Son large case OF matches; Kavanaush
O. Brennan, buckets of jelly.
Jlnn Elaunery & CO., S25; Theus Bros.
$40. Edward ioyelrs sons $40: Daniel
Hogan. s., Foye & Morrison, SIS; Colat
Bros. s., Jackson, MetZgor & Co. S.:
g. Gray * son, s.; J. T.. Gutman. $3.50:
Ir1lan & DConer, IS; Joseph Rosenheim,
q 60, S5 Mei0hard Bros & Co, s., J. B.
Fernandez, S.; James Douglass, S.; W.
Nimpy, 81 H. Traub, So J. w. Teaple,
j. D.. Weed & Co.. IS. Lindsay &
ma
Co.. S. Singer Sewing Machine Company.
S. W g Cooper 50; j. McGrath &
Co. S.. g. Eckstein < ca, S.; Eckman &
Aetsuurs s., Al ohr Bros, s., b. H. Levy
81 Bro So, G.. u. Dorset. S.; ]. &. Butler,
So $. hrouskot, 50; G.. w. Allen. S. Lipp-
man Bros. s.; I. VI. Frank q Co. $40;
Globe Shoe store So; A. s. DesbouilIons.
81 John sullivan, %; Solomons d Co, So,
Gel q Qunt, s.; J. Perinsky. 81 W. 3.
AeI ST. NeidInger & Babun 81; T. j.
q Buen 81, c. r. Woods, s.: j. j. Nc
Donough, SO; z. A. Cults. S.; Edward
karow, s.; C. 1. Tasgart. IS; C. 6. Dahl.
So James T. Stewart & Son, s.; J. A. G.
carson S.; Bussey IL Krauss, $3.50; Rich
arlson a Barnard, s.; W. W. Gordon &
Go. S. c. d. Baldwin, IS; j. Cohen. 81;
A Gartunkel, 81, and the Smith & Kelly
CO.. s. Total S275, which, together with
small cash subscriptions of $50 made the
total amount collected 1925. This was eE-
rea1ed for provisions here. and the car
Went away fully loaded.
On each side of the car was a large
placard upon which was: Nebraska Suf-
terers, from Savannah, Georgia" Savan-
nah is always ready to respond to any
calls for needed assistance, and the com
mttee which had this WORK in charge has
done its best with the limited time it had
AZ IT'S command Mayor McDonough was
Hartman of the committee and Mr.. David
Robinson secretary. The other members
of The committee who were in charge Of
The work are Messrs. A. p. solomon, A. S.
iuokenheimer, VI. J. kavanauSh, W. W.
Gordon, c.. d. Baldwin, <. s. Connerat,
f. Theus, d. Hogan, r. p. Lowell, 7.
-. Frank. Jaspersen Smith, T. f. john
son, %. G. Purse, David Wells c. II.
Reushart.