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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15

I" the purchasing committee. IT,.
= record OIL all things sent out ana ny !,
s ,.0, teli N a moment to what nlares sun
pies nave been sent, the auant,t. .Sr,'
'ne numser OF people to be providea -,
enn 70 Wnom goods were consisned
ine ioiiowing Is the record Of relic,
sent out yesterday; " iehei
,, Siauoine.-G w. McKaskle. chairman
iVV people-30 hams, 20 sacks no,a'n.
~ SACKS flour. rs pounds coffee ia sso,s,
meal, l barrel molasses
league city,. l.. Russell cha,rr,an
iVv families or 500 people-a0o na,'rl'
nam on sacks -four, 20 barrels potatoss :,
sdeh coHee, 8 cases oat meal
AlVln'-R. II. King, mayor eha,rmo,,
oVV people-50 sacks flour, SO sack, n,ssi
oVo pounds ham, so sacks potatoes
Arcan -a.-Robert Craughton. chairman
o'v peopie-supplled Thursday.
Rosenberg. Editor Lang; 800 nor,d.
nam, 20 barrels potatoes, 100 sacks aour'
sundries. nou' .
Columbian B. Loggins. chairma,
IVuV people-o00 pounds ham. az s,cl.
potatoes, 100 sacks -four.
reanand.--J. t. Lacy, chairman: arny>
ieAas City.-Bob Breeding; / hare
kerosene oil, l dozen tin cups. dnze
pie Plates, coffee pots, fry pans. /
parrei bread, 100 pounds bacon.
Angleton.-one box drugs.
North Galveston. Bradford Hancock
chairman; $50 people, 100 rounds Nam
. barrels potatoes, 20 sacks aour ID,
pounds sugar, 10 sacks meal sacs
pafched coffee. . pounds tea. boras
crackers. oONes
Iexas City.--John ]. Moody. chalrma,
car pulk lime. tents, sacks zee
Lamarque.-J. H. Washington; 300 peo..
pie; 10 cans sausage. ? barrels bread. 10
SACKS hour, sacks potatoes, sacks Rrits
20 pounds coffee. &c.
Dickinson.-Phil Plerse; 200 people. 7ss
pounds bacon, 1 sack coffee. $50 pounds
sugar, 100 pounds salt, pounds pepper Is
sacks potatoes, 10 sacks grits, cases
sausage, 80 sacks -four.
Stafford.--J. I. Dorrity: $50 peonIe. +,
cases sausage, 100 sacks flour. ] sack sail
l sack coffee, 100 pounds bacon. 10 pounds
pepper, 20 sacks meal, barrel molasse,
sandy Point. B. Du Bose, 90 people .
100 pounds bacon, 20 pounds sugar. sacks
SAT-, 20 sacks flour, 10 sacks meal.
hlchmond.-J. S. McEtcham 200 people
100 pounds bacon, $50 pounds sugar, /
sack coffee. sack salt. 20 sacks meal. 50
sacks -four, sacks srits.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15
Notes of the Saved.

C. Schmidt, Twenty fourth and Church
streets, will md his wife at 22QS Prairie, a,
c. w. Gaer's residence
Miss Truehart. sister OF Or. Truehart o,
Galveston is at 1908 Fannin street, with
Tho family OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles #,
Schultz.
Mrs. DIT. Simpson OF Galveston are at pres-
ont with Mrs. Ennis. 141t Capitol avenue.
DR., Simpson and MIR. Bsali will be up In
Miss Ida Ritter OF Galveston is at iii,
Capitol avenue.
Mrs. r. Schmidt, from Galveston. Is re-
guested to leave her address at Or. u, r.
Mrs. NJ. S. Jones and son Charles arrived
in the city last night from Galveston, their
home No is s Shugss street sna r sdSs
left behind Nathan and Morrlson, her TWO
sons. who are helping to relieve the sui
ferers. Mrs Jones Is stopping at ITO Lamar
avenue, with the family OF her son-in-law.
Mr. E. w. Doris, city ticket agent OF the
Houston East and West Texas railway. this
CITY.
day and brought UP Mrs. g. W. Anderson.
his daughter and her four children, pnd
got them OF to her aster's in Dallas last
night.
Mrs. s. n. craao vas savsl tr,ta tho
Storm and ls now IN Houston with he's Els
ter. Mrs. e, G: Deissdernier bos jackson :,
Mrs. Magge ,Thompsou, VINO iveh at i Ky
saved from the storni. Her daughter. Mrs.
200 D. Agulio. who lost husband, three
children, home, and avery hing shc bsd. 10
one among the saved fro tho storm. They
are now with Mr.. and Mrs. y p. Rowland,
relatives, on Main street.. houston.
Mr.. Bradford Hancock OF Galveston was
In the city yesterday. Mr.. Hancock was
ct North Galveston during the storm. but
his two daughters we're In Galveston and
are safe He brought tbom to Houston yes
tsrdsy. They are at the res ,dsnce oil the'r
uncle w. J. Hancock OF ms city.
Joe Meyer, the real estate man OF Calves
ton. was picked UP at Hitchcock badly wound
ed. and taken to the Houston innrmary'
where several other 0slvestonians are.
Mrs. Edwin TaiiRferro and three children
came in from Galveston yesterday Afternoon
having survived the great storm.
Mr. Fred Nee. Nichols. collector OF taxes
at Galveston, arrived in Houston yesterday.
He reports that his entire family WAS saved.
Rev A. ]. Bush and family OF Alvin are
safe, though their house was badly wrecked
Mr.. Bush says that Alvin Is perfect wreck
and that It Is estimated that AZ lesM Sovv
people there are homeless and many OF them
destitute.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15
X. OF p. RELIEF WORK.
several Large Contributions r.,
ported by Committee,


ported by Committees.
The Knights of Pythlas general relief
committee has secured the Jones bu. ldlns
at 1905 Congress avenue, next to the cor
ner of San Jacinto, which has been
equipped with cots, gas stove, ice water,
light and everything which will be neces-
sary for the comfort of those who are
placed there.
The building has three floors and is in
exclusive control of the relief comm tee,
ana Will be used for no other purpose than
caring for distressed pytnians and tnelr
families.
accommodation Will be provided in this
building for more than o0U, and the upper
hoors VIII be devoted TO the care OF wo-
men and children, while the inst hour
Will De used TO accommodate the men.
WITH this building at their disposal 1t
Is believed that this committee will be
able to accommodate all who may Apply
for aid, but should Il lrove that mora
room is needed, options have been scared
on two large residences.
Messrs. MoCutchean and Buckingham.
the committee sent to relieve the Il IN.
tressed KIN, ghts, found their brethren ia
better shape imam tley anticipated lhe.r
Immediate needs, however, were prov d d
Tor, and arrangements made for a con-
tinuaton CT the relief as long as ne.es-
saiy.
ne contributions to the Knights OF
pythias relief fund are as follows: Amount
previously reported, 1920, Tom 1urney,
Houston 81; Dr., Connell, Hot Springs.
ARR, So; DR.. Graham. Hot Springs, ARK.
So Bancroft lodge l47. Calvert. 500;
Healne lodge is of Hearne, S25; Thornton
lodge 290, Thornton, $40; Myrtle lodge b.,
Denison, s25; Mayfiower lodge IA, Denl-
son, S2o; Winsboro lodge 1855, w nsboro,
$50; w. f. Sklllman, grand master Of
exchequer Sulphur Springs, $50; Fidelity
loSge 90, Honey Grove, $25 Greenvills
loose So, Greenvilla, 500; Meridian lodge
25l, Meridian, SIS; Whitney ledge 104.
Whitney. S25; Elm lodge 80, Denton, 500;
Cowan lodge N. Waco, 500; Paragon lodge
16, New Orleans, SIS; Bolton lodge 81,
Bolton, SIS; Red Cross lodge Il. Fort
Worth, $500; Travis lodge 90 Mexia, 900;
Walnut Springs lodge 251, Walnut Spr nss.
SIS; Raleigh lodge SO, Bowie, S25; Chero-
kee lodge 1862, jacksonville, s25; Rother-
wood lodge 127. Palestine, $50; Crawford
lodge 2SS. Crawford, SIS; Bosque ledge
2S2, Morgan, $40; Valentine lodge 2I7.
Troy, S25; Italy lodge $780, Italy, $685. Hico
lodge 151, H;co, S25; Bayard lodge 8, Lit
tie Rock. Ark, $25. Baylor lodge 1871, Sey-
mour. s25; j. ". Wheat, Seymour. ST.;
Ivanhoe lodge is, Palestine, SIS; Viz
ginius lodge 65, Houston, $50; Harmony
lodge, Corsicana. $3.50; Lotus loige 50.
San Antonio, 500; Grand Lodge knights
of Pyth.as OF Texas $500; Less Patrick
lodge 2s3, Gainesville, $780, Granger lodge
21S, Granger, sS5; Mineral Wells lodge 212,
Mineral Wells, s15; Caldwell lodge III,
Caldwell, s25; Red Star lodge 237. Mes
quite, $40; Commerce ledge %. Commerce,
s25 C. Rubin, Columbus, Ohio, 81; Ruby
lodge SO, Fort Worth, $50: w. c. Burrell.
Houston, 81. Grand total, sS1sS.59.
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TRAVELLING MEN
Urged by President Michaux to Ale
storm Sufferers.

Urged by President Michaus to Aid
storm Sufferers.
TO all Travelling Men and Members OF the
Travellers Protective Association of Amer
lea throughout the United States.
Houston. Texas, September ia.-whereas,
A great calamity has befalen the citizens
of Galveston. thousands OF dead. dying and
wounded TO be cared for by our united and
benevolent people: and
whereas Numbers Of travelling men are
reported seriously wounded, therefore. to
care for immediate wants. l deem II neccs-
sary TO call on the travelling men TO contrib
ute as much as in their power to help aid
and assist our stricken companions.
our association is able and will take care
OF all of its unfortunate members and APP
peal 10 you In the name OF charity and
benevolenoe to assist US In caring for those
not so fortunate.
Remit what you can afford by postofnce.
express money or draft 20 James e. Ludlow,
secretary San Antonio, Texas
Secretaries OF all LEGAL T. y. A. posts
will receive and remi; your subscription
trust that this appeal TO the travelling
men viii be mot by quick response.
Sincerely and fraternaly,
y. w. Miohaux.
President Texas Division, I. p. A. of Amer
lea. Houston. Texas.
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STORM NOTES.

A detachment Of eighteen men Of company
X, Caldwell, Texas, under command OF Lieu
tenant Jenkins. reached the city yesterday
under orders from the governor TO pre-
serve order during the excitement and wnile
the Houston military are doing service ~
Galveston.
Mrs. II. A. Massey Is in the city looking
for her husband and her son, Elmer Massey,
both Of Galveston. II was reported that MI.
Massey was in the city yesterday, but ms
almost distracted wife has thus far isiieu
TO locate him.
The reported shooting lest night Of one OF
the Cadets OF St. Andrew who went TO Gal
weston with tho Light Guards, whien was
current here at noon Yesterday, is eontradict-
cd bv Mr. Norton. one of tbs Light Guards
who reached Houston yesterday afternoon
at lse. lie says all reported at roll call
this morning. aud that the boys are well
supplied WITH everything and very comfort
able. They are camped on the bay. well
away from the stencil and bad edors. Hay-
INK more men than they needed he was re-
lisvsd.
There was picked UP at Virginia Point a
pae kaye OF letters and photographs; the en-
yelopes are et6rsssed TO Miss or Mrs. NJ.
Il, Wilson. 1920 Harvard street New Or
leans La The owner or relatives can got
same by calling at the business efhce Of The
Houston Post.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15

s .,, - desola;ion and distress unpsr-
.'.i.d IN tue history OF our safe
nous ands are dead. many thousands arc
Wy ess ana honsless. The dead are be-
yond our aid. But the heipl,ss II ,iug an
rrM Tor our sympathy and assistance,
ahereicre. we. T. n. White, president.
WA ~ a, 1. Grecnough. secretary Of Branch
30. zSS, National Assc citation OF Letter
Ssrr.ers, do issue this appeal 70 ,hs
p,lahehes and carriers Of the State for re :
nei ana assistance for tho destitute
ssiei stricken and suffering people. feel
ing eonhdcnt that yobr actions viii be
married. with lioerality.
donations from branches ard carriers
should be promptly .emitted. payabls d
=, Sreenoush. secretary branch ass.
ana The same Will be turned over 10 inc
proper committee. VINO will see that
proper distribution is made In the wa,
ana manner that win do the most good,
Fraternaliy yours.
7, 3. White, President.
a. L. Greenough. Secretary.
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ONLY Fon STORM SUFFERERS.
Contributions for that Purpose N,
Applied to Other Charity.

On account OF the many applications
for assistance that have been made by
people who have not suffered by the
storm the general relief committee au-
thorized the following publication yester-
day:
The ladies' relief committee haa re-
ceived many applications for assistance
from poor people Of Houston who have to
be sustained by public charity all the
time. These people seem to have formed
the belief that the distribution of rel 4
for storm sufferers includes them. but this
is not SO and the committee has no au-
thority to use the means put In its hands
except for the relief OF people who havo
actually suffered by the storm. The
money and supplies will be applied only in
this manner The work the committee &
engaged in does not remove from the local
charity its regular dependents and they
should be looked after and provided for
as heretofore.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15
odd Fellows Relief.

The grand lodge, Independent Order OF
Odd Fellows of Texas has opened up
relief headquarters in this city at room
122. Hutchins house, in charge of T. R.
Anderson OF Waxahachie, grand master;
G. G. Fahn OF Dallas, grand secretary
r. NJ Chapman, past grand master, OF
Greenville; P. T. Smith, past grand, aud
G. c. Sweat, past grand. OF waxahachie.
The relief committee appointed 10 60
to Galveston consists OF DR.. c. b. Lewis.
Ennis; Ed c. Smith, D. G, McCord, NJ.
B. Alkire. Hood smsh. Cary Fshm and
Leon Pilot OF Dallas.
This committee has established head
quarters at the fremont hotel.
The committee had received up 70 yes
teriay afternoon over $4,000. which was
sent to Galveston by " NJ. Chapman.
mayor OF Greenville George Q. Sweat,
waxahaoh!e. aad Or. Georgs r. Parker,
to be distributed by the ielle. commits
toe at this point
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15
Rusk penitentiary Ronation.

Rusk. Texas, September isThe terrible
heartrendlng story OF the appalling disss-
ter. death and suffering, visited upon The
iIl-fated Island City, an ! other storm Lwsp,
Texas towns. has called forth universal ak.
press .ons Of sympathy and sorrow. not onl,
from the state generally, but from every
section OF the Union. And nowhere In this
broad, beautiful land OF ours has such eI.
pressions found more heartfelt sincere ut
terance than amcng the inmates Of the Rush
PRISON. As an evidence OF IN . fact Marion
Hardoastle, formerly OF Houston, by permis-
sion Of the officials, circulated q subserlp-
ton list among the prisoners asking foi
only a small donation from each that they
might have an opportunity Of contribut "a
their mike IN aid oi me stricken, homeless
and deHpn.rlng thousands whose necessities
are so urgent and pressing. As a result Of
thois effort they today Tred Governor Say
ers the sum OF y3I.4e. This amount could
have been materially increased had they
been permitted TO follow their own incllns-
tons and not been limted to a very small
offering.
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tho way Of dry soeds and groceries. "

tho way OF dry koodp and groceries"
Or, V, s. MseNidsr has rendered his pro-
fessionsl services grstuitously to the l. o. O.
r.. the hasons and Knights OF Pythias in
their relief movements and the tender has
been accepted.
1t has boon reported to The Post tha,
relief fund. who have no credentials from the
proper parties for 80 doing. The people OF
Houston should be careful to turn over any
money they may wish for the relief OF the
sufferers to these who hold tho proper au-
thority for collecting this fund.
The citizens OF Hitchcock have addressed
communication to The Post thanking the
Houston relief committee fer their prompt
action and assistance siysn DIT. Aiken Of
Hitchcock in securing provisions and Medi-
oines for the sufferers OF that city. as well
as tho officials of the Santa Fe. especially
Trainmaster S. X, Kennedy.
in the hallway OF the Cotton Exchange
stands bale OF nav cotton marked: III. "
Taylor a. Co., Honey Grove, Texss, for tn,
Of to the highest and best edder. and a.
eotton is worth more than 10 eents pound
II will undoubtedly net n neat little sum ans
will supply many a want.
Mr. James Lawlor is In receipt Of the fol
lowing telegram, which Is self-expianatory
Now York, September io.---James Lawhor
We deeply regret the great loss OF life ant
property in she South. Command us II VI
Now York ooffeo Company
Mrs. Bottle Bryan, chairman OF the ladies
committee on hospital and shelter. says,.the,
are In great need OF pillow cases, sheet
and pillows for the different iR1provised nos
ritals and reouests that the generous lsdie
OF Houston send what Of these articles the,
can spaTS to the city hall. OF 20 the diferen
IRE stations. whence they will BIS delivered.
In addition to the various halls In tho cit,
supplied with cots for the refugees tn
ground floor Of tho settegast building, oil
Main street. has also been Allied with cot,
and Ia IN charge OF MIR. sid Huston and
Mrs. NJ. Tinsley and assistants.
General Manager H. IT. MacGreFcr has very
generously PLACED free transportation on tn,
street cars at mo disposnl of the hospital ant
shelter committee
Members OF Rnnsford chapter No. 1875. o. &c
s., who are willing to assist the Masonic re
lief committee Will please report at the Ma
sonic temple.
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contributions, the same 10 be turned oves
to the general relief committee.
First ward n-~A n - Norwood. chair.
man; Philip Gonzales. Rev. John Brooks
William Green. Steve Goodson. Felix
cardiy. George Harris, ana Professor =
W. White.
Second wsrd--Rev. j. c. Dixon. char
man; II. II. Gaskin. Nc. Jamerson, n r
Lemons, Thomas Robinson. John Devoe,
and Professor A. A, Harper
Third ward-Rev. william Mooney
chairman: N. II. Cline. Professor S. II
Gates, Or. Covineton. l.. s. Steens and
Or. Leach.
Fourth ward-kcv. A. T. Gordon. chair
man; l.. l. Kelley, r. Brown. L. Freeman,
Professor J. u. Asbury, and John Friday
woman's auxiliary, First ward--Mrs !,
l.. Devoe: SCENT ward. Mrs. r, II. Ma
son; Third ward. Mrs. A. Parish; Fourth
ward, Mrs. A. Moore.
r. H. Mason. Chairman.
Il. r. Harper. Secretary.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15
HELP OTHER towns.


Committees should he Appointed tc
Visit other Places.
outside towns which have been ruined
by the storm are appealing. for aid. They
say they must have food and clothes. Doc
tors and medicine they also require. The
general relief committee has depended
upon the stricken towns sending commit
tees to Houston TO make known their
needs assuring them their wants Will be
supplied. The Alta Iona people say they
need a physician and medicine. other
nearby points make the same request.
Several OF Houstons merchants suggest
that sub-committees be appointed to visit,
all these places One man can cover sev-
sral In one day and the general committee
would then know exactly what was want
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15
BOOT AND SHOE TRADE ACTING
In Response to Appeal Sent Out b,
Achsnbnch a. Schultz.

Messrs. Achenbach Schultz. we'll
known shoe merchants OF this oity have
with the following result:
Achenbaeh G. Schultz Houston.
Brockton. Mass. September A.-Will
honor your draft for $50 for storm suffer-
ers. Stacy, Adams & Co.
Achenbach Schultz, HouGton.
Newton. n. j., September I4.--Draw on
lis for 500 benefit Of storm sufferers.
II. w. Merriam Shoe Co.
Achenbaeh G. Schultz Houston.
Rochester. N. Y, September 14-Draw
on Us for $25 through Traders National
bank. C. A. Ford & Co.
Achenbach Schultz, Houston.
Louisville, KY, September 14.-Draw on
us for S25 beneat storm sufferers.
Louisville Leather Co.
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GENERAL sToDpARp's RETURN.
He Estimates the Loss of Life mt $500
and Injured at 5000.

and Injured mt 1000.
General II. B. Stoddard. deputy grand
master OF the grand encampment. Knights
Templar OF the United States. returned 60
Houston from Galveston Wednesday night.
He will make this city his headquarters,
working with the Masonic relief commit
tees of Houston and Galveston as long as
the necessities OF the situation require.
Communi cations for him, both Geographic
and letter. should be addressed to Hous-
ton. care of j. G. Kidd, grand recorder
knights Templar Of Texas.
General Stoddsrd estimates the loss of
life at Galveston at $500 and the injured
at 5000. These figures, he thinks, are con-
sentative and rather under than over The
property loss is impossible to compute at
present as when the repairing Is begun 1t
may develop more or less than now seems
needed in the homes and stores OF the
city, He adds his advice to that OF all
other good people OF Galveston and says
stay away from Galveston II only going
to look on
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chri.tinn church nc,ief work

Persona who desire to lelp the storm
sufferers through the inancs committee
OF .he Central Christian church may send
their contributions TO (church treasurer)
". w. Miller, Khan building The Ap-
ptais for help are many aud pathetic.
The committee will carefully distribute
your charity. J. c. Mason. Pastor.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-09-15
U. c. II. Relief Measures.

Uhlted UommercIM TrhYeIerB,
Dallas Texas. September E.-our order
should raise large fund for the relief OF
the food sufferers OF Galveston and other
coast cities Please make remittances 10
Brother l.. Schneider. grand treasurer, at
Galveston, Texas, or direct TO me. l star,
the fund with n check for SIS, and will re-
commend our grand executive committee to
give a substantial amount from our grand
council funds. Yours fraternally.
]. d. Soeger Grand Counselor.