The Saint Paul globe., 1903-02-14
FAMINE FUND
REACHES $4,000
Swedish Entertainment Is a
Great Successfully Is
Districted.

By reason of the concert given last
night at the First Swedish Lutheran
church, the fund for the benefit of the
famine sufferers of the Scandinavian
peninsula has been increased $1,000,
and with the subscriptions previously
received now amounts to about $4,000.
The local committee will cable this
amount with whatever may be receiv-
ed in the meantime to the central
committee at Stockholm on Monday.
Ihe entertainment of last evening
beside attracting an audience which
completely filed the church, and there
by accomplishing it's charitable object
to the fullest extent, was in the same
measure an artistic success and a
credit to the Swedish brothers, under
whose auspices it was given. The pro-
gramme, which has already been print
ed in full, included an organ solo by
Prof Peter Johnson; violin solo, Prof.
Emil Anderson; soprano solo, Mrs.
L. M. Newson; recitation, G. E. Hill
strom; piano solo, Prof Justus Lund-
berg; tenor solo, Oscar Anderson; rec
1tation, Mrs. Margaret Morton, and
songs by the Glee and Aspe clubs
The proceeds of the concert, as well
as the profit from the sale of adver-
t1sing space in the programme,
amounting in itself to $500 or more,
AT a meeting held yesterday in the
city hall the relief work was taken
up in a systematic manner. A central
committee, consisting Of Rev. L. A.
Johnson, L. S. Cushing, Rev. A. ]. D.
Haupt, G. P. Stine, J. Thorsell, A. L.
Alness and Charles Wallblom, will
meet each day at noon at the Com
merciaI club to receive reports from
the subcommittee and those who are
engaged in soliciting subscriptions.
The city has been divided into dis
tricts and apportioned as follows:
First Ward-John E. Holt. D. Sven
Second Ward-AId w B. Buschmann,
E. Sjoberg and Peter Edlund
East Seventh Street,. Bodin. Andrew
quist.
Wholesale District -Charls Wallblom.
A. l.. Alness and Rev. L. A. Johnston.
sen and Rex c. F. Edwards.
Robert Street-O. H. Arosin. A. C.
Floan, E. II. Hobe and J. Blomquist.
Minnesota-Rev. HI. Sundquist, j. Elm
quist, A. Johnson. B. Anderson.
Wabasha-C. Brandt, c. J. Nelson, F.
c. Listoe and A. w. Holmes.
st. Peter-J. Peterson and Rev. Mr..
Kallestedt.
West Seventh street-Swan Elmquist,
Rev Mr.. Westlund, Andrew Holt. Nels
South of West Seventh to River and
st. Peter-N. w. Borgerom. S. Abram
son.
St. Peter and Wabasha. North to Rice
Gus Boden A. A. Carstrom
Rice Street Beyond Uniyersity-Jo
Hedman, W. Nelson.
University Avenue-Rev. T. J. Tjern-
Iund, F. Oleson.
Cedar Street-Prof. c. ]. Schultz, c. ].
Sund. J. V. Albrgren and Rev. Mr.. Knul-
son.
Broadway and Mississippi Streets-Rev.
c. A. Brohaugh and j. G. Taung.
ST.; Anthony Hill-C: Hansen, Axel
Sundberg and w. Rhodin.
Sixth Ward-A. T. Rosen, J. o. Lee, A.
K. Pruden S. Madison.
Railroad Shops-Rev. ]. Telleen, Rev.
c. j. Carlson.
Special Committee for Factories-Ed-
ward Yannish and John Collander.
st. Anthony Park-Fred George, G. w.
Schellenberger, F. B. Brace.
!, Merriam Park. w. Shepard, S.
HamIine-Prof. Stub. Prof. Drew.
Gladstone Shops-John Davidson, ].
Johnson:
/ Minnesota Transferred. J. w Hal
stad.
North st. Paula. A. Lawson, E. c.
Stone,