The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1898-06-03

Mrs. Tierney-Six bottles of wine, four cakes
of soap.
Mrs. Webb-One bed-tick.
Mrs. Porter-N1ne bandages
Mrs. McMichael-Six bandages
Mrs Aitken-Six spoons, two pillow slips.
J. A. Dolan-Soft towels
Mrs Carpenter-Four quarts preserved
fruits.
A Friend-Reading matter
Mrs: Topping-One piece flannel, two dozen
thread.
Mrs T. s. wescott-Preserved fruit, Jelly.
SOAP.
Mrs A. R. Hall-One quart grape juice, two
packages rolled oats.
Mrs J. c. Hill-Old linen
Mrs. Fl. L. Moss-Two bottles strawberry
shrub old linen.
Mrs. Rice-Large piece mosquito netting.
Two Lit e Da toms Bluff G rls-Package O 4
linen.
Mr.. Freeman-One bolt muslin made into
sheets by Neighborhood guild. of Dayton
bluff, and flannel bandages.
Mrs. c. M. Power-Grape juice.
Mrs Dickey-Jelly.
Madison School-Readng matter.
Mrs. S. W. Sheehy-One dozen pillow cases,
one package linen.
Bethany Observation-Disclosures matter. one
pail unfernented wine, half-dozen teaspoons,
three pals vitos, sewing bag.
Mrs. Cumby-Preserved fruit.
Mrs. T. A. Perkins-Old linen.
Mrs 8. H Cohen-Two quarts wine.
Mrs S. 8. Crooks-Pneapples, grape juice.
Mrs. Capt G. Bowen-Books.
Four boxes were packed and shipped
South yesterday. Two of them con-
tanned fruit juices and choice foods
for the hospital, and the other two We're
filled with bedding, abdominal bands,
night shirts and bandages.
One box each Of clothing and foods
was shipped to each Of the two regi-
ments in the South. The following
were the contents of the two boxes
shipped to Col. Bobleter, which were
duplicated in the shipment to Col
Van Duzee's regiment:
Nineteen bottles grape Juice; three bottles
unfermented wine; seven quart jars fruit
one quart vegetables; eight pints fruit; enc
bottle clam bouillon; one jar blackberry
twenty cans condensed milk; eleven bot
ties Nestle's food; eight bottles condensed
food; five bottles Mellen's food. one bottle
maltine; five bottles Horlick's milk one bot
tie Scott's Emulsion; four dozen towels;
ten dozen pillow cases; five dozen towels;
100 bandage dressings; one dozen night shirts;
eleven pneumonia jackets; seventeen and a
half dozen abdominal bandages; four table
cloths; twelve spoons; twenty-five dozen
A box of SteriliZed cotton will be
shipped to the Thirteenth regiment at
San Francisco today.
Mrs. E. H. Bailey received letter
from a W1nona wOmen'S society yes
terday asking for patterns and instruc-
lions as to the modus Operandi of the
st. Paul society. Another letter Of a
similar nature was received from
South Dakota town.
The West Side Auxiliary society re-
ported yesterday a large number of
garments completed and ready for ship
ment
Mrs. Oppenheim, of the finance COM
mittee, reports that $206 has been re-
ceived in contributions in little over
two weeks.
The society was compelled to buy ma
terial with which to proceed with the
work yesterday, and the women of
st. Paul are urgently requested to as
sist in the work of donating light fan
mel and material for bedding and night
shirts.
A half dozen ladies of the Sixth
Ward Bethany church assisted Mrs.
Dougan in the sewing department yes
terday morning.
C. s. Wilson. son of w. L. Wilson,
yesterday donated, through the society,
a half dozen fever arresters to be sent
to the Twelfth and Fourteenth regi-
ments.