The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-15
FOR Thu SUFFERERS
CEIVES A CARLOAD OF
SUPPLIES
BOTH FOOD AND RAIMENT

A Committee VIII Go Over to Look
peal Meets With a Rapid Re-
Spouse From Merchants-SuppIies
From Other Places Being Re-
ceived at the Stricken Town.
In response to the appeal of the com
mercial club through the daily papers
yesterday in behalf of the New Richmond
cyclone sufferers, car load of useful
rticles was received. The car load of
goods and supplies was last evening sent
to the stricken city and today a special
citizens committee will go to New Rich
mond to aid in the distribution of the
supplies. The committee will be made
up Of John Mclean, Edward Vanish, w.
j. Bennett, A. G. Preston, ]. E. Grieman.
j. S. Fugate, S. o. Greer B. F. Boards
ley, f. H. Sabin, Rev. c. D. Andrews
and c. P. Slime, secretary of the com
mercial club.
The response of merchants and dealers
to the request for supplies was most
spontaneous and generous. Before noon
be a car load of donations and made ar
engagements to send the lot out last night.
Those who contributed were:
Wallblom Furniture Company-Twenty-
five mattresses and springs.
Ogden, Merrill & Greer-One hundred
dozen cups and saucers
Palace Furniture Company-Three mat
treSSeS, five cots, six pillows, six chairs
three bedsteads, three springs, crockery
and tinware.
c. B. Gedney-Barrel pickles
Minnesota Soap Company-Ten boxes
soap.
Boston Clothing House-One box hats.
one box boys clothing and underwear.
National Biscuit Company-Seven hun
dred and fifty packages crackers.
G.. c. Tally & Co.-One barrel corned
Towle Syrup Compatibility cans jel-
W. /. Perkins & Co.-one case port
Mcclure & Mulrooney-Crate cherries,
sack potatoes.
Reynolds & Reynolds-Box groceries,
sacks flour.
w. H Kane-One box groceries
Smith & Farwell-Twenty-f blankets.
Prendergast Bros.-Tinware.
Smith 6, Co-Groceries.
Schroeder & Dickenson-Bedding.
Clarendon Drug. Company-Box cotton.
Stennan acknowledgements.
Northwest Bedding Company-Pillows.
w. H. Eagan-Coffee and tea.
E. l.. Murphy-One gallon whisky
Italian Maccaroni Company-Ten boxes
maccaroni
T. Abrahamson-Te coats and pants
Ide & ThomPson-Yegetables
Miller & Ho1mes-TWo brick cheese.
j. Goldstern-Eight quilts, two blank
Robert Bruner-Two pillows.
F. S. Parshall-Cake, oranges.
o. 7. Wagner-SackA flour.
w. A. Tilder-Jar butter.
r, e. CObb-Three cases eggs.
G. c. Emerson-Potatoes and beans.
Minnesota Provision and Mercantile
Company-One jar butter
Griggs Bros.-Two sacks Coffee corn
meal.
Northwest Produce Exchange-Case
eggs
A. Booth Packing Con:pany-Two cases
tomatoes and corn.
Dorr & Redpath-One sack beans.
Stacy & SonS-Potatoes.
Samuel Observation-Disclosures
Minnesota Butter and Cheese Company
Thirty pounds butter.
A. H. Roake-Two cases beans, one
case lemons.
Wunderlich Bros & Finehout-Sugar
Hurley Bros.-Ten gallons port wine.
Fergus Fahey-Four suits clothes
r. A. Lanpher-Case hats
Acme Restaurant = Flour, three pairs
shoes.
Capital Shoe Company = Five pairs
shoes.
Pennington Dairy-Clothes.
w. L. Getty-Box medical supplies
Aquarilnl-Two bottles brandy
FL. Kent-Fifty pounds coffee. ten
pounds TEN
Nicol the Tailer-Three suits, hat
Floan & Leveroos-Etalf-dozen shirts,