The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-09-13

arrangements can be made with TIE rail-
roads and what supplies had best be
sent.
The Civic league was settled upon as
the medium through which the residence
district of the city should be reached.
1t was decided to ask the aid of the
union men of the city through President
j. E. Dempsey, of the Trades and Labyr
assembly.
chairman of the committee selected to
make arrangements for collections in
the churches of the city.
The relief committee held an afternoon
session a which large number of new
committees were appointed, to be prac-
tically a part of the original committee
They are as f0ilows:ss as
Globe. Bu.lding-Iee Hall.
Davidson Bfock-RoSS Clark.
National German-American Bank-G.
H MicEaGd.
Gilffllan Biock-Henry Iehr.
Union Blocks w. UNDERWATER
Metropolitan Opera House and Great
West ern-Ed Holland.
Wholesale District-Jobbers: H. A.
Boardman chairman; George r. Finch,
! e. A. Konantz, j. f. Kelly, G. K. Sha-
rood, Jacob Hammer, Jesse Gregg,
George w Freeman.
West observation-disclosures, etc; Oliver
Crosby, w R. Dorr, Al Wilson.
Brewers-DT. Rudolph Sch hmann.
Endieott Building Thomas Cochran, H.
c.. McNair. szss--.si.
Court House-Capt.a D. ]. MeCardy.
Manhattan Puilding-W.B. Geery,
Chester r. Smith. Oscar HaHan.
Pioneer Press Buiding-B. II. S hriber.
State CapiteEGen. f. w, Childs
Dempsey, ]. F. Krieger.
Germanfa Life-F. Wilius, w. M. Car
son.
man; Victor Gilman, j. P. Healey.
Railroad 9Offces-Great Northern,
Northern Pacific, and Omaha; I. G.
Walther, chairman; B somm mes H. F.
Brokers-Charles Gooch.
Payne Avenue-John Finehout, chair
man; C. A. Nelson. Mat Jensen.
S south St. Paul-Gen. Flower. N. P.
St; Anthony Park-F. B. Brace, D. W.
i Union Depot-W. G. Sawyer.
Wabasha Street, Third 10 sixth-Albert
Schum.
i't CEDAR. Third to Eighth. H. sabin.
Minnesota. Third to Eighth. NJ
/" R RobtIl Third. to. Fifth4w. S. Perkins
Robert, Fifth to Eighth-C. b. Bowiby
Jackson, Third to Fifth. Vessel
Third Street-Col. I. A. Barker.
Fourth Street, st. Peter to Robert
FIT Fifth Street. St. Peter to Jackson
George E. Ha1lberg.
sixth Street St. Peter to Jackson
Ns seventh Street. Cedar to Roberto. H.
Seventh Street. St. Peter to cedar-F.
Seventh Street, Robert to sibley-E. A.
Drew
Boxes will be placed at the Metropoh-
tan and Ryan hotels, in addition to these
Of the committees that started to can
vass the city yesterday afternoon only
eighteen reported, but the results, as
announced previously. more than full
filed expectations. Following is the re-
port as given out by Secretary Slime last
night:
Railroad committee, Messrs. T. G. wal
Their. A K. Pruden, N. P. Hall and W.
j. j. Hill, $500; C. S. HELEN, $50; J
H Hannaford, SIS; j. w. Kendrick, $25;
2 M5aes Z = R " sh0agr So s see
don. IS; L. T. Chamberlain, $40; E. Had
ley, $40; Ga Clark, S.; Edw. Sawyer,
Jobbing District-H. A. Boardman,
chairman of the committee
Iindeke, Warner sehurmeier; SO;
Finch, VanSlykess Young & Co, $50; G.
SIS; Powers Dry Goods Co, $40; Mis-
cellaneous, $122. Total 1857.
Third Street, Wabasha to Jackson-Col.
T. A. Barker, chairman
/ Rose, IS; Geo. r. Kibbe, S.; Barrett
& Sampson Land Co., IS; Price & Rob
bins, IS; Foot, Schulze & Co., SO; Schur-
mann & Co, $40; Leslie & McAfee, S.;
Northwestern Stamp Works, $40; Porter
| Bros g. Co, IS; B. Presley & Co., S.;
". s. Hoxie & Co, IS; 6. n. Leonard,
81 4 F Bo %hoon e9 $; Sc er gal 9 nims
& Cement Co. 81; Eaton & Woodbourne,
$40; C. E. Cerhett, 81; G. M. Trovelle,
g: F. F. Dprnfeld, 81 N G * Keet sog
! 81; Tlbesing- Bros, 81; r. M. Durkee &
! Co, 81; l. o. Woods, 81; John Staehl,
| 81; Sam'l Cummings. 81; Mumm & Clott-
key; 81; Metz :, Fruit CO. 81; 6. Cash; 8;
bell & Brose Co, 50; Hugo Stemmel &
Co, 81; Mimi Butter & Cheese Co., g;
Rich & Clymer. 81; A. III. Roake, So;
Pr 9Tah Co, sss r. =. Cobb. IS; e. e
Emmerson, So; Brown, Tracy & Co., IS:
Pioneer Press building. 3. II. schribner,
s.; A B. Hutton. s; 6. 3. shotwell JT:,
4. Rudd. 81: buschinger & Jacobson, 81;
s. M. McGofins 81; Thee Borup, S.; Matt
SlaSF 2 faSs G4al Co 81 eaI 3 Mss &
8. Johnston, 81 Dr.. E. H schib1ey, &:
fathropp & johnson. 81; Cash, g, o. H
Osmans6n, 81; ]. L. LeoFinne, 81; J. D.
Hess Co., 81; Thomas Bros. 81; II. c.
Gilbert, 81; H. M. Hunt, 81; H E. Hunt,
81; A NJ. Peabody, 81; W. K Farnham,
| 81; w. W. Price, 81; D. d. Price, 81
A. Stolpestad. 81 w. H Gridley, 81; H
and Val J. Rothsehild, 50; w. p Craw-
ford, ST. w. R. Crow, ST. F. L. Car
man, 81; Mclaughlin & Boyeson. S.; F.
G. Whitmore soc; J. " l.. Corning, 81;
| e A Hennesr eE e.. 7 i. ITanrl 81. p