The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15
BITS OF GENEROSITY.
Miscellaneous Combinations en-,

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Come from Every Quarter.
seaprry & johnson of New York wired:
WIN express today quantity OF sauze ban
uases and iodoform gauze."
! oiice employees of the Buckeye Pipe Line
company of Lima. Ohio, telesraphed sS7.
j. Acger Smith. mayor Of Charleston. 8.
w. sent Mrs. H. Meiasky 2eo2 avenue Nj.
'aiveston, SIS. through Mayor Brashear.
Citizens OF Santa Barbara. Cal. wired $500
Ielegraphc instructions were received tn
draw Or Producers Savings bank OF Bakers
neld Cal. for $3.50.
onder wired Instructions the Crescent New.
aEl Hotel company of New Orleans was
citizens OF Port Arthur raised s4ll. which
was drawn by the Houston COMMITTEES.
fars tent No. Is, knights OF the Macca-
; ms We're drawn on for $50. according to
Inc proceeds Of lecture at Navasota by
ceivsd Wv "s 40
EiiIothns provisions. etc. were shipped from
Forney Texas. hay men donated two cars
of hay. Va"
e. f. Dewend. chairman of the relief com
mittee OF the Moline, H., Business Mems as
shipped.
sherman. Texas shipped carload of hay.
me relief committee of Little Rock, Ark.
sN''tfNN thiludu Oh nay ana all the potatoes
~ tho home market besides a carload from
%. Louis. A telegram announcing these ship
nehts said that price could not be pnt
On anything Tor Galveston
The St Louis Post Dispatch started n
quick relief car flled with provisions
Dr. Robert Fl. Seymour of Warrenton, Tex
as eNl ressed the sympathy OF his people
aud enclosed 81, contributed by them The
letter states that the people OF that vicinity
storm. '"1
Twenty-three dollars. and fifty cent. came
Nernia -
The citizens OF Columbus, Texas, RENTED
an additional contribution OF 1776
hyatt, Texas citizens contributed s7T.50.
J A relief committee of Pulaski, Tenn COM
posed Of Messrs. F. NJ. Crawford and i.
Carter Pope. sent A2.25. contributed bv the
citizens.
Ladies of the Maoca pees Brenham hive No
l, mailed $40.
Five dollars came from the Electric Wheel
company OF Quincy. Ill.
w. II. Brown. cashier OF the Peoples bank
Of Lebanon. Tenn, donated So
Bryce p. Smith, publisher of the Moweaduu
H., CallMail. sent 3d.
check for $40 was received from A. A.
Augustus, Cleveland. Ohio.
The citizens OF Kosse Texas, contributed
Sl0lto. which was sent in by A. j. Burleson
Notice was given that s25 worth OF mcr-
chandise would follow by freight.
Miss Lou Palmer, president of the Young
ladiss' Home Mission society OF Trinity
mailed sl2, contributed by the individual mem
bers Of that society.
.FIstonia assembly No. $685. Royal Society
OF Goodfellows Flatonia, Texas through G.
H. Mueller. secretary, mailed $50,
New York exchange for sl5.25 from tho
Commercial club OF Gallat'n. Tsnn., was re-
o. '"c~' Thomss II. King. president of
Peoples National bank of that place.
Il. huuena, mayor of FayetteSlls, Texas
RENTED Si225. contributed by citizens
c. 4. Barrett OF Houston gave thirty-nyo
Pairs Of shoes and one dozen hats.
w. n Williams. clerk of the Flanders no.
tel Of Knoxville. Tenn, diverted 81 contribut-
ed TO ftmine sufferers in India TO the storm
sufferers fund.
The Young Mems Business club OF Lockhart
Texas, ssnt $7l.45.
a box of supplies and a letter OF sym
pathy came from Crawford. Texas.
contribution OF s73 was received from
the mayor OF Sinner, Texas
Citizens of Roanoke. Texas. sent s36 so
through w L. George.
One hundred dollars were received IRON,
General Hoge OF GAINESVILLE. Ohio
j. NJ Kennedy. mayor OF Marlin asked
BY wire to whom clothing should be sent.
and stated that $1,000 was sent to Galveston
Thursday.
Levy Wolf Of the Boston shoe store gave
The American Mating company OF New
York contributed 5000 through the American
Brewing association OF Houston.
p. n Blake of Parsons, Kan, mailed a
money order for S.
The citizens of Edna. Texas, made UP a
contribution OF slsG.S0
T J. Hooks OF Archer City. Texas. had the
First National bank Of Houston hand the
committee se5 for him yesterday.
The New Brighton, Penn, relisf committee
telesrophed that its treasurer would honor a
draft foy $500
Port Lavaca sent boat to Galveston Thurs
dRy.
AGAR of provisions was sent from Balllnger,
Texas. on the 18th.
/ Gimble Bros. Of Philadelphia teleRrsphei
5000 half Of which was contributed by the
firms employees.
Tho FL Paso Daily Herald wired $3.50 last
night
/. L. Lyons G. Co. of New Orleans teIe-
Frsrhed: Are chipping iodotorm. gum cam
phor sssafoetdn and copperas per Southern
PaoiNr recount board Of trade.
Rochrort Texas Is arranging 10 send two OF
three GOOD heats 10 Galveston. Adverse winds
have prevented them being sent earlier.
Nebraska City New. through n. d. Mamell
OF the Daily News telerraphed s13S50 and
strted that mor' would follow,
y johnson & Johnson OF New Brunswick n.
J.. instructed p. p. Kieslng TO draw on them
for 5000 to he used in purchasing drugs
4 W n Murnhv Of Austin. Teras. offers to
eur,n any dentist who has lost his instruments