New-York tribune., 1900-09-13

y : Gufhrfe president Of the American Steal
h1S2 h%s22,ean Fin Plate Company the National Steel
Company and the American Sheet steel Company.
authorizing him 20 draw on those companies to
the extent OF $1,000 FOR the relief work
The Newark On. j. Evening News began
lief fund on Monday The iund 3S m two Two days has
Of $3.50 from the Mutual Benefit Insurance Com
pany has been received.
SOUTHERN PACIFIC GIVES 500
The Southern Pacific Railroad Company contrib
uted s. OOO Charles Fl. Tweed. second vice-presi-
dent and chairman Of the Board OF Directors wired
Governor Savers follows: You may draw upon
the Southern Pacific Company for 5000 % be ex-
pended for relief work you may deem best"
The Royal Baking Powder Company sent the fol-
lowing message to Governor Sayers:
New-York. September IL 1900
Hon. J. D. sayers Governor Of Texas. Austin. Tex
Please make sight draft on this company for
$1,000 for the relief Of the Galveston sufferer
No. 100 Wnliam-st-. NewYork
The company received the following reply:
AUSTIN Tex. September z 1900
Royal Baking Powder Company. No 100 William
Telegram received. Have drawn as instructed
very many ''''"'' -'' ''y JOSEPH D. SAVERS.
Governor OF Texas
The Provident Savings Life Assurance Society,
No. 3i6 Broadway, sent the following
Governor Joseph D. Sayers. Austin. Tex
Your dEaf: on the ProyideRt Sayings Llfe AS
lief OF the suffering at Galveston will be duly
E W. SCOTT. President
BY direction Of the president all agents of the
10 receive and for Ird free contributons Of onsg
and clothing All such shipments must be ad-
dressed to properly constituted relief COMMITTEES
Wells Fargo & Co. announce that they VIII earrz
both goods and money & for the sun sufferers free of
jefferson McWilllams president Of the Man
company would gladly cain at any home in Man
haitian for relief goods and deliver them free of
tee pgh-t - designate y 70 for 81 Shipment pm n r,,, p
Telegraph Age" to start fund for the benefit %
the telegraphers who have suffered By the Cal
The Chamber Of Commerce viii hold a special
st. to express its sympathy and take such action
may be deemed best TO provide practical assistance
and relief.
RED CROSS RESPONDS PROMPTLY.
Miss Clara Barton. president OF the American
National Red Cross, viii leave Ped Cross head
quarters in Washington tonight for the scene %
six me'16ers Of her stan. including Mrs; Ellen
spencer A1ssey, third Vice-preslqsnt OF the Red
Barton's eighteenth Red Cross relief field in the
promptly to every demand and remain in the seid
so long as the need exists and funds are available
W. W Howard manager OF the local branch.
says the Red Cross will make It's first shipment Of
Saturday night September Is. Contributions Of
rst enDe9t Si b sd reeeed az % lS 'Hs
North River up 70 P m on sajgrday All boxes
Relief fund Persons in this city desiring TO Ra8s
Red Cross wagons call for their contributions
fR2Ha F%%a d at G9s s r5faae Ff2 the Red Cross Texas Relief
Contributions in money should be sent 70 the
office at No. t56 Fifth-ave.
surgeon-N General J. Adelphi Gottlieb. Of No
director-generaI Of the National Volunteer Emsr-
gency Service MediSGsI Corps, has sent his adju-
ascertain the hest methods Of relief and 10 study
party Of twelve Salvation Army officers in
charge Of Brigadier slillwen viii go 70 Galveston