Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-02-26
VICTORY IS WON
BY ST. MICHAEL
FUND WORKERS.
SAL, 900 Mark Achieved After
ArduOus Twelye-Day
Campaign.
ENTHUSIASM MARKS
FINAL GATHERING
Charity Army Cheers as Final
Sum Is Reaohed-21,1o5 In
dividuaI Contributors.

tended. Cheer after cheer greeted the
Individual teams as their announce
ments mounted steadily to a grand
total of $141, ,4e1s31
When Chairman Bernard NJ. Shan
ley, Jra of the campaign committee,
announced the result the entire as
sem blage rose to its feet in a burst
OF vocal enthusiasm. Monsignor whe-
ian, when the cheering subsidized,
thanked the workers in the name of
the sisters of st. Michaels
As you meet here tonight" he
SAID, there are good women and sick
men raising their voices in thanks to
God for the work you have done"
Chairman Stanley thanked the
workers for their Corporation with
The executive committee. He praised
the spirit OF enthusiasm which con-
quered cold and snow In behalf of a
charity that knows no creed or race
distinction.
May Go Even Higher.
There are a number of reports yet
TO be made. 1t is expected that these
Will be filed soon, and that the final
amount may reach close to $145, 900.
Some fear was felt yesterday by
friends of the hospital that the $780,
600 figure might not be reached The
sum of $4,000 had stilI to be raised
AS a result the workers and their
friends put forth q final concerted eff
fort that guaranteed triumphant
close to the twelve-day battle.
One remarkable feature of the cam
paign was the large number of per-
sons who subscribed The total
amount is divided among 2i.105 diff
ferent subscriptions.
Police Chief Long announced
S,276.eo in GAS subscriptions as tho
contribution of the Newark police
force and friends. Three lusty cheers
by the assemblage followed
Captain Amato Rosamilia, of the
young mems section, announced a
contribution of $50 from the treasury
of the Guards of Columbus. and s50s
n indicivual gifts from the members.
I'rcloalged chcers sreetod this an
nouncement.
Captains Reports.
Other large amounts reported by
team captains last night were:
Women workers, section l. Mrs. AN
gelo r. Bianchi, $601. .05; Mrs. Rose
Christensen, $5S4.11; Airs, Adam J.
Berg, $3.50; women workers, section
2, Mrs. Louis F. Ibach, $439 10; Mrs.
Richard P. Scaine, $315.2 rs; Miss Anna
l.. Beltaire, S323,83.
Citizens committee section, B. M.
Stanley, jr, $1,465; Thomas j. Pryor.
jr., s1,409.50; George W. Capam,
s771.5o; young business mems COM
mittee section, Amato Rosamilia,
si,137; John @. schweikhardt, sS76:
John Howe, 1870.
Reports of contributions from
mny societies and organizations were
made. Mr.. Stanley announced the
following contributions: Knights of
Columbus, Newark Council S100;
Five Branch Council, 800: Star of
-thlehem Council, 500; BeIleville
Council 500; Newark Chapter of
the knights of Columbus, $25: st.
Marys Alumni, $10O: Newark Build
ing Trades Council, $50: Loyal Order
of Moose, Newark Lodge, 500; Belle
vile Town Council, $3.50; Ell<s Lodge,
SIS; Local Union No. "a, United
Plumbers of Newark, second contri
button, $50; Standard Bitulithic Com
pany, 800; L. S. Plaut & Co. en-
ployes, secured by Miss Anna L.
Beltaire, $123; st. Bridget's Parochial
School. 500; Young Mems Catholic
Association, $100; Newark Salvage
Corps. s53; Ripley Lumber Company,
800; Hensler Brewing Company, $500;
Order of Moose of West Hudson, $50;
St. Johns Parochial School, $50;
Guards of Columbus, s553; Smith
Gun Club, $25.
Employees of the Weingarten Broth
ers, of High street, also collected, but
We're unable to make a final report
last night.
The totals reported by the teams
last j,.ight were as follows Citizens
committee, 14,1S466: young business
mems committee, $5,25335; women
workers, section |, $7,50S99, and sec
tion 2, $5,O1L45. The total for yester-
day was $31 ,e64.45.
Divisions of Fund.
The fund raised is divided as fol-
lows: Initial subscriptions, 1874,
amounting to $29,S20; citizens com
mittee, 5,697 subscriptions. amounting
to 10000; young business mems
committee, $3.50 subscriptions,
amounting to $23,429.7O; section 1,
women workers, 6,314 subscriptions.
amounting to $22.S64.22; section 2,
women workers, 5,16O subscriptions,
amounting to $17,96S3S.
The largest amounts raised in each
section are as follows;
Company X, special team, $13, 1880;
citizens section, Captain Thomas f.
Pryor, jr., $4,121.25; young men, Cap
tain John Howe, $2,2SS.
Women's section /, Mrs. John L.
Carroll, $4,O53.93; women's section 2,
Mrs. Margaret Mahan, $1,422.55
The reports made last night were
as follows:
section l. Women.
Divisions of tn ewomen's commit
tee, Section l.: Division No. SO, Mrs.
Thomas C. GALLAGHER, $152; Division
No. 54, Mrs. Louis r. Corbett, $226.50;
Division No. 55, Miss Lucv NJ. Corbett,
s63; Division No. Sc, Miss Grace Me-
Manus, $162.15; Division No. 81, Miss
Helen A. Mccormick, s294.1O; Division
No. So, Miss Margaret j. Ballard,
1928; Division No. So Mrs John F.
Sinnott. $256; Division No. 60, Miss
Margaret A. Leonard, $31S.15; Division
No 81, Miss Anna Toohey, $73S5;
Division No. 81, Miss G. Adelaide
Henegan. $1O8: Division No 6S, Mrs.
George r. Taylor, $l76.50; Division No.
"a, Miss James r. Dowd, $242 25; Di-
vision No. Go. Miss Loretta A. Muir
ray, $20.50; Division No. 66, Mrs
Adam j. Berg. $780, Division No. 81,
Mrs. James Crawley, s312.4i; Division
No. 6S. Miss Anastasia Demars. $14l,-
Os; Division No. So Mrs Angelo r.
Binachi, $60i.05; Division No. 20, Mrs.
John L. Carroll SCOOPS; Division No,
a, Mrs. Nelson Townsend S116.75;