The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-10-02
|'1pFAL FOR MORE HELP
I !. NJ Needs Money for Shelterine the
Homeless.
/. MOUNT RECEIVED IS sSSl,e4s s.
clear weather Can Not
800 People Will Need Roofs
over Their Heads.

nlysston. OCTOBER i"'' 'on" -
..'srsu Of the finance committee a sub
-a,ee OF the Galveston cent? j relief
.-u,ee, and custodian Of the Calves
,,Isf fund. has given out the fol-
statement for the ASso :i,ted
MS: 49, IN ,
.,,ocs that have been turned over to
(. n and including Ootobe' /, 1900.
q all sources, amount to s7Sl.oi3.sS.
.mount Includes all moneys L.
.,,,a by me direct. all receI'ei ty
t,,st ". c. jones AMI alS) $509.5OO re-
ss,,s Ia me by Governor Sayers out Of
rrrdutisns made to him. The governor
Fla ordered a further remittance to
Il 800. 900, which should reach ME
A. next few days, and he will SEMI
!. r,m time to lime such additional
"a Is he may receive. We are now
r',sslus in proper shape full itemlzed
. r.,srsnt Of ali receipts aud amounts
s,,,dsd which will be duly published.
Joan Sealy.
Chairman finance committee.
c,lytston. Texas. Oc,obe" Tile CAL
VISION News will tomorrow say editori-
|n
III John sealy, treasurer Of tho cal
vson relief fund has advised the Ncws
1a ihe total cash coltrlhut >ni secei, "a
X lin TO date from a. s3lcses aggregate
|rlsn6s This Incl ICES contributors
|aavet through Mayor Jones. Ii aso
| tilgies sSUy, 800 remi.t>l By Goycflcr
|Snfs out OF subscri ot '0ns r.aSe 10 Jim.
| lie governor has ordered another se1It-
|hin Of 100000 made 10 Ir. Scaly
rlha will bring the assiesd.e up 10
|isiN3ss A large quantity ., p owl
lrs and clothing has been received but
ii messing need OF G9ltrsl N IS money
Win which to shelter more than 5000
|raens now homeless ard y 40 haD-
|ritle the homes OF many )lh-rs
sane correspondent rlgo sent ont
ilinenis to the effect that millions OF
tllsrs have been contributed for the re
hi Of Galveston--one published state
tfl. fixed the amount at $4,000, 900
liese statements have led the public
|ts generous. liberal pubic-astray ana
tps bad a tendency 10 check the impulse
h rive because It seemed that the re-
talrements had been met. But the SOL
sfu iruth Is that Galveston has up 10
ate received only 1881 .O43. 60. a sum In
lills more than sufficient to hurry tire
sHd remove the debris, accomplish the
YAK Of sauitathu ana 10 nav ibe a.
tlses for food and clothing wbich Tie
ieei ccsnmittee ,ad ia huv hefore e,r.
tiles Of fooc ana clothing began III ar
fhe from the outside world. And ia
slNs r'Ldluon, with a property loss o;
EefoCois Galveston is called upon to
ha The erobtin ~ REHABILITATION mi
y provide for ttc housing of more than
ts' homeless people.
Nature has been k!nd since the storm.
nee has been no rainfall of conse-
ssnce: the wea her has been pleas,t,t
: . the winds have ueen tempered to "a.
'l'fn lamb. But here copditjops
Y last anil much g.cater s,ifferiny II
~ been endured up to his timo m
FsslahlY ensua if provisions are ,...
tate. aud made qoicbIy. TO bouse
.sitns Of the storm. Tho relief fund
y help themsartes. and, at the 81
Ky Ky. pfeveniins a demoralizcd condlH
we're ere ,o Svpla fesl': II able bodied N
Nnaerinp an eon,yoi H." 'v w., r. "Isnu
b anabes them a. nro,,,d n" ~ li'Is nlzI
hes Of life ana is ny, ' oroi ie iao'aS 20
s'tr The heads Of tbeir f,n,iItas ~ ~,
r'nen and children Who h.ya
TO work for tbnm W ~ ''
slss Clara Barton hss to,a mo wo,
the conditions eyisting ~ Caiyost
lM has estimated thar Of 1o,st s5oooo
''uld be FEATURED 70 ,nsot m y "roe
, ,,isn with the s'a tement thai the 90
IA 4, Up to date aggregate $50
I'sss Is ,r pas asked ts, the Associat
sf.l1 IL a..s ,His statement 10