The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1899-06-15

STAFF Special to the st. Paul Globe.
NEW RICHMOND, Wis, June 14-Ac-
cording to Mayor T. W. Wears the peo-
pie OF New Richmond now have all Of
tlie assistance necessary except money.
There are ample provisions In town for
Immediate want, likewise enough cloth
ing and miscellaneous supplies. but
money, Mayor Wears saws. is urgently
needed. Already liberal donations have
oeen received by the local relief com
mittee Early yesterday morning a tele-
gram was received from j. II. Allen q
Co. wholesale grocers, of ST. Paul. stat
ing that the committee could draw on the
firm for $500. Later the board of trade
ana the Commercial club of Minneapo
lis, wired donation of $1,000
A private donation of $72 was received
through the st. Louis Post-Dispatch
from st. Louis cyclone sufferer
Mannheimer Bros, of ST. Paul. sent q
cash contribution of $780, Following close
upon the receipt of this gift came a tele
gram of coincidence from the city of St
Cloud and contribution of $500.
In addition to the other splendid efforts
being put forth by st. Paul in aid of the
stricken villagers Comptroller McCardv
notified the committee early that it could
draw on st. Paul for $500 for immediate
use. Many other smaller contributions
were received during the day
NEED ONLY MONEY.
You can say in the Globe for the
citizens of New Richmond said Mayor
wears, that we deeply appreciate the
hearty assistance rendered by ST. Paul
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the contributions of supplies and money
We are likewise indebted TO Minneapolis
81. Cloud and other cities and individ-
uais who nave so promptly come to our
aid We do not need any more food or
clothing. We have medicine. enough
nurses and plenty of physicians on hand
w nat we need is money to In some de-
gree replace the homes of those who
nave nowhere to live Many are rem
dered absolutely homeless, and must de-
pend upon charity until the relief com
mlttee can begin disbursing the funds
placed at its command. Naturally we
are. all overwhelmed by the awful ca
lamity that has befallen our cftv but
New Richmond will take a new start
ana we nope In short time will in a
measure resemble its former prosner
Gus condition Those desiring to con
tribute money for the benefit of sufferers
are requested to deposit money or checks
IN the First National bank, of Hudson
FURNISHING RELIEF.
The work of relief has been carried on
very effectuaIly, and it is safe to as
sumo that there is no one hungry in tna
city tonight. The ladies' committee. con-
sisting of Miss Bertha Bell, Mrs. D H
Dodge, Mrs Jennie w. Whittier. Eau
Claire; Miss Libbey Dayton and Mrs
Wtltrout, have been busy at the head
quarters building for the last twelve
hours handing out provisions and cloth
ing to the destitute. The Red Cross
workers from ST. Paul, including Mrs.
DIR. >Jeanette MacLaren, Lucien Ware.
Miss Tallmadge, A S. Tallmadge. Mrs
Dr. V1tum and Mrs. Hoxsie, have been
valiant in their services to the sick and
wounded. They have been of great as
sistance in helping the doctors Special
mention should be made of Mrs. DIR.
MacLarens s work She today svperin-
tended the transfer of the wounded from
the hospital to the train, and Mr. Tall
madge, of the st. Paul chamber of COM
merce, rendered good service in getting
the proper transportation facilities for
the wounded. The surrounding places
have been prompt to respond for the call
for help, and several cars of provisions
and clothing are now standing on the
track ready to be unloaded, but there Is
need of much more assistance, as there
is not a store of any kind left standing
in the place.
A. F. Chadwick, a West Superior mer-
chant, came in today with car of pro-
visions from the Head of the Lakes.
Another train load of provisions from
st. Paul and Minneapolis Is expected
tomorrow. Rev Mr.. Mcintyre, of Hud-
son, has sent several large consignments
OF relief stuff over within twenty-four
hours and has promised more
GUARD AGAINST IMPOSITION.
The Ladies' Relief Corps of Hudson has
sent over much that is of immediate use
to the sufferers. The demand for cloth
ing today was much greater than Tues