The Birmingham age-herald., 1905-03-11
FUND I5
 STILL INCREASING
Rolling Mill EmpIoyes Contrib
 ute More Than S100.
HE L. B. MUSGR0VE PLAN
Miners Are Voting In Favor of the Plan-committe of Which pr. stagg Is Chairman Meets
 Monday Afternoon.

The relief committee of which Dr. J. W. Stagg is the chairman will meet Monday afternoon in the Commercial club rooms to take up the matter of relieving the immediate needs of the Virginia mines sufferers. The committee has about sl5- GOO in hand to distribute. pr. Stagg states that a large majority of the sufferers are willing to take their money weekly as the committee thinks is the best way to distribute it.
 It now looks as if the Musgrove plan would be carried out. The locals of the mine unions and the miners from num- Der of non-union camps have voted in favor of giving a days work to the fund, and number of the operators have also signihed their willingness to give a days profits to the fund. It will be another week before all the miners and operators are heard from.
 The following subscriptions were re- ceived by the committee yesterday:
 Subscription to Virginia mine sufferers from employers of Birmingham Rolling mills:
 J. II. Pritchard s5, William Davies s5, 0. N Ransehenberg s, E. Rumford s2.5O, William Gwyer $S. W. B. Johnson si, S. H. Potter 50 cents, cash s1, James Mo- rarity $l. James A. Ware $l w. G. Win burn $l, George Harter $l, Joseph Ogden $1, w. L. Anderson $1, J. Rawley $, Charles Gwyer $1, W. E. Chrstleib $1, F. L. Carter $1 William B. Davies, Jr., $l c. H. Bowling sl.50, J. D. Boyd $1, Will Thompson s1, Will Quinn s1 w. J. Me Kenna $2, William Langtry $l, Frank Cruse 50 cents, J. c. Grey $1, W. C. Pur- cell E, Theodore Koenig $l, Philip Dough- erty 50 cents, Lawrence Anderson $1, w. L. Harden s, Ed Cheers $1, D. U. Will Hams $1, w. E. Smith $1, Green Cook 30 cents, Thomas Hawkins $1, Ernest ,Wil- Hams 50 cents George Fitzpatrick $l, John F. Harrington S2 Jim Adcock 50 cents, George McHutchinson 50 cents, Charles Murphy 50 cents, Sid Thomas 50 cents, Monroe Mccullough 50 cents, R. l.. Jen- kins S2, Lawrence Harry $1, Howell George $1 William Paddock g, Mack Whitson $l, Ed Livingston 50 cents Sam Bouguslde $1, Charles Lawrence $1, J. P. Hickey $1, M Gownd s1, E. C. Friedman 50 cents S. J. Guscott $1, J. s. Dwyer $1, J. A Fitzpatrick s1, James Sullivan $1, Will OMara $1, Tom Haddock S1, John Swanton 50 cents, R. McCleland 50 cents, Cal Frye 50 cents, Arthur Geis $1 Dave Green $1, John Wisehmeyer S2, Jack Mur- phy 90 cents, James Joner 50 cents, Ed Gartland 50 cents, Pat Harrington $1, James Tennessee 50 cents Felix Hawkins $2 50, Ed Monroe 10 cents, Charles Hale % cents, A. D. Freeney 25 cents, Wilson Walker 25 cents E. M. Morell 25 cents, Bill Shelby 25 cents. Tom Laciers 50 cents, Pete Patterson 50 cents, Lem Nixon 25 cents. Mark Henderson 20 cents. A. Smith 25 cents, Ben Washington 25 cents, Tom Willis 20 cents Tom Slaughter 25 cents, Pies Franklin 25 cents, William Cum mings 25 cents, Tom Williams 9 cents, William James % cents, Mathew Burk % cents, Ebert Horton $l.5O. Fred Standi- fer 25 cents, Rich Forson 9 cents, Dave Bozeman 50 cents, Jack Wood 25 cents, Archie Smith 25 cents Major Nelson 25 cents, Hal Upshaw p cents Clyde Thom- as 25 cents James Battle 20 cents, Tom Shorter 25 cents. Harvey Collins 9 cents, Clark Walker % cents Dock Ballingsley 25 cents Jim Nelson 25 cents, Henry Young 25 cents, Felix Wright 25 cents. J. Fl. Rome 10 cents, John Martin 25 cents. William Bell 50 cents. John Loftus 25 cents. Harrison McMillian 25 cents, John Harvey 10 cents Colvin Finley 25 cents, Essec Crockett 50 cents, Presley Green 30 cents, Walker Ford 25 cents Ed Ford 10 cents, Joe Reed 25 cents, John Mc- Laren 25 cents, George Walker 10 cents, Joe Hall 25 cents, Charles Harris 25 cents, J. w. Allen 25 cents, c. P. Hammond $s, Lee Powell s2, P. M Harper $i; total SOS .45.
 The Ladies' Missionary society of the EnsIey Methodist church subscribed $lO7 45, and the Slutz Creek church sl0.80 making with the rolling mill fund a total of $216 60