Show 3 REFUGEES REFUGEE NOW i SHARE ATTENTION f Hundreds on the Way East Are Provided and C Cared red For GO IN TOURIST SLEEPERS SLEEPER Great Gleat of Clothing Ihl Sent In III n ns as Hc uJ of Street Car Coin Coni HIS pany's Offer f r I Tho The people of oC Salt Snit L. aroused h by I I. I the statements of oC th the authorities In of oC the relief charge chargo work york in Califor Califor- r f ala 1110 and brought ht to a fuller Culler realization J I of oC the tho necessity sit for tor continued effort in ingathering ingathering 1 gathering supplies u b by the sight of oC tho the l refugees brought to this city responded respond respond- ed cd with three carloads of oC bread Hour and provisions clothing and nearly 2000 additional cash subscriptions to fl the general relief fUn fund yesterday In addition to this the of the relief reeC committee attended personally S 'S for and to caring earing feeding ceding ce nearl nearly refugees who were brou brought ht from Ogden Og- Og i d den 11 on the thc Rio Hlo Gran Grando e tern train J. J arriving at yesterday a i afternoon t and provided ed clothing for Cor some twenty t of oC the number ty who escaped d from the destroyed ell city with barely enough to cover eo themselves rJ A striking example of ot the widespread wide wide- 1 spread Interest In the L' L relief work was A the contribution of c made mado b by the tle Inmates of f the tH i state prison V rester ster- ster C lIa day Several beveral of the prisoners asked Sk-cd Sk the in charge e if it the they might be allowed to contribute to the to-the the general gener gener- al ci relief of the tho California sufferers and arl In response to this tho the opportunity was given Iven to them as they 2 filed tHed to the room dining for dinner C Tho contributing asked that their thell names be withheld from l cation They gave from the funds t. t t-f- t that were being held for them on their theil release asking only that the money 4 be ed expended so 50 as to procure the greatest benefit for the sufferers 4 I Prisoner to See Sec Pa Family One aile prisoner whose term term is nearIng near- near InS Ing Its end and who hoped to see sec his family who ho were of his whereabouts next week weel said his wife and two children were In San Fran Fran- cisco He had In fn some manner sent word l t to th them J last st month that he DC them soon and was looking forward to a that would be the beginning of a new life for or the whole family He gave ave an order that all aU the mone money that he had hadj j j should be turned over to the fund Cund 7 I saying he believed that Providence Pro would seo that his wife and children got their thell share of the relief it might afford f Althou Although h the simple offering of the convict vh gave his last mite to the J was made macIc without ostentation iL- iL JL fl th th knowledge of some seine o of b th T I is d actively with Rh tho the relief movement and a purse was i made up that will enable the prisoner to Join his family II In n California on his release In fn a few da days s Many Sent Send ill I a Th The act of the street railway compan company com com- pany pan in offering to receive packages of supplies Intended for the shipments ti to California at all regular stopping ft y places in Salt Lake and to deliver dellver r I. them to vans ans stationed stationed- on Main street was as Instrumental In bringing out more contributions of or clothing than have havo been received on an any previous cIa day 1 All of the street sheet railway seemed to ta take o a personal Interest in Ute tUe worn worK anti ami almost every overy car that passed the corner of Main and Second South streets brought one or more bundles that were delivered by the conductors These bundles b contained e cr everything that could po possibly be of use to thed the tho d destitute thousands camped In tho the parks park of San Francisco and vicinity Some Somo of the clothing had a apparently done full service but in the lots were we're clothes of quality that brought ht the tho statement from a member o of the transportation that he had hai loaded better helleI clothes yesterday esterday than he had ever worn orn himself or 01 hoped to be able alle to afford f I Dress ICs Suits and Gowns There were fancy evening e dresses and anil gowns owns with F satin slippers to match mens men's dross suits and costly S. S overcoats c that were hardly soiled and everything e in the line Une of ot women's apparel from a kimona to a pair oCI of oC I fancy fanc garters with sliver silver buckles huckles that were a hastily wrapped wrapped wrapped wrap wrap- ped bundle Man Many of the donors donol Coin pom- plied piled with the request of the committee commit commit- tee tec that the contents of each package he be marte marked carefully showing Its Us contents contents contents con con- tents and the sizes Izes of tho various garI garments gar gar- arI ar- ar I C ments It contained The company sent a carload o of general supplies yesterday Tn tt ad of a sale y as l had l been planned for for for- the benefit of r the Unity church the women of ot 1 J Unity circle have havo decided to gather Suther clothes for Cor the benefit of the California Cull Cali fl fornia earthquake sufferers These rhese will be received at al Unity hall hail until 2 J n II in m. Thursday YIh the shipment 0 of clothes members of the circle will send a liberal supply of needles thread and anel thimbles Supplies from front Morgan lor I In addition to th Uw ue consignments oCono of oC ono one car cal of Hour one car of potatoes and a combined car of bread and clothing sent by the tho local relief committee com corn a car caF more o than half tilled with general supplies I front from Morgan was tilled with miscellaneous supplies supplies sup sup- plies here an and continued on its Us way say I Word ples wa was vas IC received eLved that another carload carload carlond car car- load lond of supplies would be sent from I today and In Iu addition additon to tho the consignments handled Monday Monlay by the ho Salt Lake LakO Route from Provo Amer Amerl- Amerl I- I can call Fork ForIe an and Lehi Iehl another car from Crom Spanish Fork was wa forwarded yester- yester day aTho The Tho work 0 of r th tho local relief committee com corn in the next few days will be I divided in furnishing furnishing- aid ail to Lu lu wi Ogden ond nd Grand Grund Junction which have havo comparatively com corn more to do to 10 in feeding and Clothing the refugees than has Salt Sal Lake As more moro than twice as man many are passing through h O as through Salt Lake this timis city will wl assist aist In feed feed- Sl at that inu hag th them point and sup- sup will be sent ont to lo Grand Junction lieS lea n wi It that small city in fn I to assist as as furnishing for tor the trainloads that pass pass' passing mc meals ls are arc passIng passin pass pass- in Ing through there dally daily daly over the time Rio Grande system system- More 1010 Refugees Fed pj 10 The rIme train arriving in Salt Sal Lake at as 30 yesterday about afternoon p froni OSden OS' OS g fn den den brought people In ears cars that remained In Salt Lake tWO Sal nil all tho afternoon were furnIshed furn- furn urn urn- al with wih meals menla in fn Ogden before they 16 and the e entire party parly ws restaurant to a in special cars provided hi I by the time street railway company company com corn pany for fOl supper at At p.m. p. p m. m when No 14 1 arrived from Crom bearing about more refu refugees refugees' ees thc they were vere all al sent cast over the Rio Grande Western In hive five tourist sleepers furnI furnished furn furn- urn urn- company I hed without charge by the Pullman H. H M. M 1 Gushing traveling passenger for the Rio Ro agent or Grande Crande Western estern accompanied the the train that left leCt last ni night ht and Frank who accompanies accompanies ac ac- ac- ac companies the train londa Monday night returned on No 3 Col I I- I IA A A. A Benton Beaten general agent In the passenger department department de- de for COl the road went vent to Ogden Og- Og len helm in the morning and returned ned with wih the first two carloads of refugees in inthe the lie afternoon remaining with wih them and assisting in caring cring for or those whose hose en transportation had been lost or stol II Tell Tel Troubles to Henion An Any of the refugees who were In trouble turned instinctively to Mr 11 Denton Benton with wih the assurance that he would straighten things timings out and few were sere disappointed After listenIng listening listen listen- Isten- Isten Ing InS to a tale of woe Mr Denton Benton would sy say Take this slip and get on the train at S 8 o'clock and well we'll fix fx you OU all allright al right or 01 he would say Ju Just t get on the that conductor train trin m my bo boy and Ill I'll Il fix fx it i with wih Three of the pa passengers who came canH In lii from Crom Ogden however found round thc they had bad approached the WIon wrong man when the they told him that the they lived In San Francisco and had hod taken advantage advantage advantage advant advant- age of time the offers of or free transportation ion tion to come conic down to Salt Lake Luke to visit relatives These were wele bo boys s 's rangIng rang rang- ing hog in age from flom 1 14 1 to 18 IS years Col Col Benton Denton told them they could get g-et no favors from him or the Ute Rio Grande Western Yester and they left lef after asking aking him If I he could not get transportation Ion tion ton for them over the Salt Lae Lake Route to Los Angeles It I Is probable that hat the time bo boys s 's will either cither pa pay their fare are back to San Francisco or walk when they return Not Many Iun Want ant ant Work oi Tom Torn Pitt Pit chairman of oC the time transportation trans hans committee has been heen through every car or of refugees offer orrel lag InS work to an any carpenters or brick brick- layers who tho cared carel cred to remain In Salt Sal Lake but his efforts have been without without without with with- out success Several men qualified for electric work and as linemen have re remained remained re- re hero and the tho committee is trying tring to find employment for them Tho The committee has has al also o received re requests re- re quests for servant j girls ghI but they are arc arcas areas areas as scarce among the lie reu refugees ees pa passing through h Salt Lake as they aO are at the local employment agencies It H was a grateful surprise for tor tho the party parly that went vent out for Denver last night when the they found that the they were to be taken laken In tourist sleepers as most mosto o of tho the refugees ees had not slept In fn a abed abed bed for seven nl nights ht Yesterdays Yesterday's j's js s C Cash h Subscription I Tho Time total cas cash h subscriptions reported h by bytho bythe I the tho general relief committee and the time Commercial club cub yesterday amounted to 1 of oC which th the general committees committee's committees committee's commit commit- tees tee's list showed and tho the Commercial Commercial Com Corn mercial club chub cub 13 3 i. i In addition additon to these the lie News received I There was on deposit with W. W S. S Mc- Mc lc 1 treasurer o of the general fund at the tho co close e of banking banking hours yesterday yes yes- es Officers and guards at at Utah Ulah State prison In the following sums Arthur Pratt Prat 2500 o Andrew C. C Uro iO 1000 Marmel Pratt 10 A. A C. C Young OO 50 C. C II H. D DAvIes GOO no J. J G. G Armstrong Armstron GOO o F F. S. S Naylor 1 GM William Davis 50 H. H C. C Taggart Tag GOO o Arthur II Pratt Pral Jr 50 W. W y J. J Irvine Irvino t 20 William C. C Youn Young i. i X Agnes E. E Pra Pratt t t 50 A. A G G. Dyer rO George 0 Ray Weller 20 G. G E. E Cleveland eler 50 50 II S. S Shurtliff soo 50 M. M I. I P. P 1 V. E Davis SOO 50 Ben Scot A. A G. G Sot g SM 50 II H. 1 14 Pratt 50 J James Blame Blaine Pratt Prat lt lW Inmates State Prison Congregation First Church of or Christ alon Scientist 4 4 30 First Con Congregational Church Y 1 P. S. S C. C 1 E B. 2500 20 C. C F. F t. t Mr Inc vl Ik ky 0 1 Elwood Bailey 1000 Lafayette holbrook 1000 JO 1000 J. J M. M Marriott OO O O. W. W t Powers PO 5 Hohnan Holman and Paine laine Lumber Co Co l OO James Ivors Ivers I James D. D Murdock H Wilson Shearman Co GOO J. J J. J E. E Frick 1500 Bamberger and Mc McMillan llan MOO WO Furniture company compan 23 ZW Citizens of oC to Mayor Maor Anderson Anderton H O T. T J. J he 1 E E. F F. Snyder financier No o. o m S Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen Trainmen Train Train- men mon Lodge Salt Lake City W 3 M. M 1 L. L Effinger 0 FarKO 1 and Co 1000 Faro Wels-Faro John W. W Smith IO A. A Fisher Brewing Co HJO L L. L. L Downing JO Olson and Lylle Lytle Cash Cash Lyte mo Cash 1 70 i Nelden Drug Druh Co IC C. C F F. Balka 25 I IJohn John A A. A Egbert bishop West Vest Jordan Jor Jor- dan can ward vard Gus Car Carlson on joo 0 Miss Lyle Lle Wimmer 10 1 C. C J. J Gustaveson eson John W. W 60 Dr Joseph S. S Richards s 2500 2300 GO C. C R. R Savl Savage e 2500 2300 O S 1 L. L Sa Savage c SW O Cash Cas h 5 Q W. W II H. II Fowler Fo Jabez Faux GO 00 50 Hannah D. D Faux Moroni 50 G 0 W. W A. A I Foster oster 1000 Cash Cash Alexander Burt Sr SAl 20 D David M. M 1 J Evans Jans ans GO Mrs Elizabeth Taylor Tolor SM O Milford 1 Sunda Sunday schools 1295 50 I Total Previously reported Total to d hate date te ISU |