The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-04-25
which will sbe submitted to the chainbe

which will be submitted to the Chamber of Commerce at a meeting to be held later.
 The general committee on the relief fund has appointed Burton Mansfield to direct the future plans for the fund. MT. Mansfield said that notwithstand- ingsbhe fact that the Chamber of Com merGe has raised more than the amount voted, $5,00O that the general commit tee will continue to receive the sub scriptions for the relief purposes.
 The fund of Treasurer Hemingway yesterday amounted to over $6,O0O, $1, ,O6! of which was turned in from Controlle, RoWe's fund After turning this in MT Rowe received $966 more as follows:
 A synpathizer, $1.
 Bunnell's New Haven theater benefit $43025.
 Weibel Brewing company, $15O,
 School children, 50 cents.
 Constant A. Moeller, $25.
 John F. Markham, $5.
 Collected by Joseph Kegelmeyer a w, R. A. Co, $354.25.
 Additional subscriptions acknowl edged by General Treasurer Samue Hemingway yesterday are as follows. Turned over from Chamber of Com merce fund, $1.O49.6O.
 Frederick D. Grave, $25.
 Employees of Judges Cave factory $2s.
 Friend, s.
 Cash $t.
 Phelps Montgomery, $50,
 IT. J.s Kingsbury, jr., $25.
 Misses Hall. $2O.
 Three. sympathizers, $25.
 George H. Nettleton, $25.
 First M. Fl church, New Haven, $42 Jacobs Bros & Co.,, $5.
 L. R, S., $1. \ Edmund Zacher. $10.
 Frederick Carlson, $1.
 "A. J, Johnson 50 cents.
 Alfred Johnson $1.
 Morris Hermann, $l.
 EnlA Carlson, $1.
 Charles A. Johnson, 30 cents.
 Y. w, c. A. family, SIS.
 Mrs. $. Rosenbluth, $1b.
 For San Francisco sufferers, s5.
 Graduate Nurses club, 16 York Square BIO.
 c. F. Prince, $5.
 Washington council, No. ', 0. U. A M., $10,
 John Bilger, $2.
 c. E Longley & Co. $25.
 Edward B. Reed, $20. Journeyanen Bakers local 21S. $a5.
 Mrs. George P, Lines, $1o.
 From Jonathan N. Rowe from sub. scriptions, $1,O62
 The Warner-Miller O., $50.
 In His Name, s5.
 Veterans Bazaar by IA, c. HendrtoR $24S,54.
 Mrs. H. D. Franklin, S5.
 New Haven Postoff1ce clerks, sS7.
 Cash, $5.
 Miss Catherine Banker, 30 cents.
 Edward P. Dickie, Guilford, $500
 D. N. Mariani, $1O,
 The Greist Mfg, Co. and employees $177eO. John T. Sloan Co, SEQ.
 Dr, j. IT. Townsend, s5.
 Mishkan Israel Junior Aid society $a5.
 Rose McNulty, s5. Cash 30 cents.
 Dr, Samuel D. Gilbert, $10
 The total of MT Hemingway's funt Is now $S, ,302.25.
 Thomas Hooker of this city. the stat, treasurer of the Red Cross society. t, date has received and forwarded to tn national treasurer, Charles H. Keep, il Washington, the sum of $s5 66A.s9. Thi sum includes the contributions sent t, him from various places in the state but does not includo quite a large sun in the hands of Samuel Hemingway l the local treasurer of the Red Cross so ciety, which will be forwarded t. Washington with to-day's collection.
 Of the total amount already forward ed Hartford has contributed $11,172. 71 New Haven, $5,S69.11; Torrington, $1, O92 30, and Waterbury. $5,000. The res 1 is made up from contributions iron churches, individuals and firms tn 1 largest being that of the Cornstock 1 Cheney & O., of Ivoryton, whose dona tion amounts to $1,00O. Connecticut contributions have already reache S1OO,ooO The Red Cross society is already ar ranging for the transportation of cloth Ing to the sufferers and donations 0 clothing and linens of all kinds will b 1 thankfully received at the Unite l Workers headquarters, 200 Orang