The Salt Lake tribune. [volume] (Salt Lake City, Utah) 1890-current, 1906-04-26

making speciality OF bottleu saet a, O.,
milk for Younger children. and not one
m,ant ont of ogden today without a sup
ply. a,, Dt r,
And still the supplies OF provisions and
clothing are being brought TO the oePo.-
Regardless OF the fact that GchIt th ,oanIc ~ NJ
Ogden TO hold their contributors 1''u ,sp ~
ply them to the relief OF the peoP'e ,p.ni,1s pniI
ing through here, TWO carloaos VI sSinned
provIsions and clothing were shippSu
west TODAY all contributions. NOT ON!
ogden is doing its best. but to1aE
waeon-load was received from olnIui, nun
Yesterday Huntsville and the othet hlIao @
towns in ogden valley sent down TWO
wagons loaded and today Hooper came
In with q great big load.
Supt. Buckingham on Scene.
General Superintendent T.. Buckingham
NJ the Oregon Short Line was here today,
and expressed the deepest gratltuae "
the people of Ogden for tne 9s9 n0oie - M The
need of relief Cor the unfortunates lIon
San Francisco. He has been kSePiis n 'nI nt
compiling statistics of the work OF al VI
the communities In his territory, out 10
dny Is tho first opportunity ne mas ILL.,, n,.d "
observe the practical workings IN osoeh'
Compliments People of Ogden.
"I have never" he said. seen such a
spontaneous movement for the reilei OF
their fellowmen as has been eXhloiteu pS
the people or OEueus MI il"i
outlined a great big generous plan out
happen to know that he fenreo that .le
big programme of evacuation OIL S1t
Francisco 10 be accomplished "ltnouS "IS
distress. which he had outlined. would
ia because oil shc lethargy of the COM
munities on the routes
a Noble Response.
"In ogden there has been nothing TO
tutsify this fear The whole people nave
responded nobly. Yes, ! have peen M M
Ing today with the members Oh tue hnrnIc
and sacrificing work of the ladies OF SMe
city, and took cognlzance OF the Soitllpu- l.I-
tions of provisions and clothing Iilot l'aNe
been made, / found myself unable TO eN-
press my full appreciation OF the gIsat
work that the men and women or ogdeh
are doing In this great event.
Statement Is Denied.
A statement printed in an evening paper
tonight TO the effect tnat supplies ana
10 the demand Is strongly denied by the
facts and by II. T, Dyer. the chairman
OF the executive committee. The record
of the past five days SHOWS that eNeay @
been provided with food and clothing on
application The statement that supplies
were short is further refuted by the posi-
tive statements OF Sergeant Hanson OF
the chief acknowledgement ONCE In
Washington, He Informed The Tribune
tonight that he now has on hand 40
of bread. This was after 200 people had
been fed who came In on No, tonight.
Men Are Cut.
The committee has suspended tho issu-
ance OF boxes Of lunch to the males or
| the parties, This was done because many
| OF them are Of the tough element, and
| were found to be either selling or giving
| away the contributions OF food. To the
women and children. however, the com
mittcc continues 10 issue lunch boxes well
| filled
Work Is More Systematic.
More system is being introduced into
the work of effording relief All of the
| women and children who arrived ON No. 4
tonight were sent under canvass and
| those who required clothing were pro-
| vided with the same In secluded tents
| Four more trains Of provisions went
| from the East and one train contained
eighteen cars.
Salvation Army Active.
The local branch of the Salvation Army
| is active In the relief work A Telegram
was received this morning from Col.
French at San Francisco, In which he
| asked that all money possible be sent TO
| him. The sum OF $50. then In the treas.
ury was Immediately forwarded on
| Thursday night the Army Will give an en-
tertalnInent In the Barracks, the entire
ferers.
Spectators Should Keep Away.
Chairman IL. T. Dyer tonight requested
the newspapers TO say that the curiosity
seekers should stay away from the tents
ana the stands where lunch is being
served sta Tor the refugees He explains that
ine majority OF these people are extreme
| ly sensitive. Their misfortuncs have inn
| PoFerished them but many OF them hay,
formerly been we'll 10 do and many who
are rudcly gaZcd at have gone from thC
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