FWWMBHUiwwraaswiwwa?!-- i i .. ii j.t , - - ' s, i; ' . j 't r- - . - . :.5-i- - v9-- - I r . W ?".? . ..s?i.; (ir jl " trr 'jwji ' '"- , ; V '. &''." ' .i. t i. t ' ;' " " " - ' 3 6 "THE PITTSBUKG- DISEATOH, TJESBAX, JTOTB '4, 1889; Is undoing, from" Tyrone came over Ebensburg KEW ADVERTISEMENTS. terday somewhat easily at McKeesport. . .The morrow to facilitate the work of in a of the London Artillery Company 'met at from tday, homo nine was weak owing to the absence of HOSTS OT measure, the vast destruction. Major in wagons in the care of Dr. D. J. Appleby and DEAD.';, arrival of these people, coupled with luncheon Durand, presiding. In JUST ENOUGH, their best players who were at another place. The a speech tho chairman alluded' to the terrible H. B. Piper. There is $1,000 in the bank at Ty- The score: additional relief corps' which have just now Com- TO reached here, will assure general concentration disaster at Johnstown, Pa.,, and spoke or the rone subject to the order of the Relief . CQlifiJ&JBn>I&Gr Continued from Mrtt Page. sympathy of the people of England, Two y jc'kkesf'i it D r A El SCOTTDALE B D P A I of efforts and subsequent speedy results. for tbe mittee. cars of provisions came ble velocity with which the water gave the sufferers. Mr. John C. New, the American from Latrobe. Logan Lodge, K. of P, of Al- . 1 Leamon, 3 . Consul General, in response thanked, Major .lartln, s.. 0 - toona, contributes $500 to the sufferers, and Torreys'n.S 1 0 Mlllnce, p. warning, made the matter "all the "more- as- MANY W0KKEE8 WANTED. Durand for his expressions of sympathy. another K. of P. Lodge at the same place con- The Home Boys Are Provlns.r.. 0 1 Kin chart,: ' $100. First in a Uartman, 1 4 Miller, r... tounding. tributes TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE c y 1 Notification was received at relief Smith, m.. 0 Cargo, c... One of the important features of the flood - FROM 1YE5y SIDE 4, An Ureent Appeal for Laborers and Tools- headquarters clothing all kinds was . Hot Argument. Oulnn.l.... Oil Wood. a.... that ot Costcllo, 2.. 0 s Manafee. m is'the laxity shown in identifying the res- A Two Weeks Task to Clean the Town held there subject to the orders of the commit- Carroll, 1... 0 0 Martin, I.. cued bodies, proving beside the Is Being-Raise- Suffering- - tee. WE FOLLOWING Baker, p... 0 1 o Boss,!. 1 thus that 5,600 Survivors Reported Relief for tho at WILL OFJER. THE families- - swept .away from Philadelphia e! innumerable Found. Johnstown Has Raised DONATION OLD ToUls ... 6 2 ilu Totaji.... .12 3 27 17 anil S FfiOM PITTSBUEG. MAN SHUTS THEM OUT. Johnstown proper, the death, rain has ITBOK OUR STAFF COEEESFOKDEJtTS.l a Big Fond Even Europe Is McKeesport 0 2 10 10 0 2 0- -8 stricken districts further up the mountains, Represented Legisla the Scottdalc 0 0 0 0 0 4 --12 Johnstown, June 3. Captain Jones The First of Cash Contributions Received 17 heard from. The houses piled np the Appropria- Passed balls Hartman 2, Cargo 2. sot in Braddock this afternoon with 160 tive by President Moxhnm. Sotae Great Fielding the Yisilors struck out McKeesport, 9; Scottdale, 5. debris here, in many cases show them to be of tions. rFBOH A STAIT COBSXSFONDSST.l by Umpire Barr. men, and a lot more will be' here in the rural architecture, log cabins being numer- morning. , They, have with them everything Philadelphia, June a In pursuance of a Johnstown, June 8. Postmaster Larkin ar- wmxw mm and the Local Team. Trl-Stn- ous. Simpson, call issued by the Citizens Permanent Relief rived in Johnstown this afternoon and handed te Iiencne. Robert necessary to remove the debris picks, shov- -- Association, a largely attended meeting of citi- President Moxham a check for $35,000 as a IN OU-R- O., June 3. L. E, Stotiel. axes, etc. To-nig- they are sheltered Mansfieid, els, zens was held at the Mayor's office y contribution from the citizens of Pittsburg. 0 0 0- -4 for Mansnelds 10 loo by large tent in the middle of the space -- SCOTTDALE BEATS McKEESPORT. Wheelings....: 0 0 2 0 3 2 1 1- -9 a the consideration of measures for the relief of Thank God for it," exclaimed President Batteries Beam and Bird; England andBow ANGTHERJSTIMATE. that has been swept clean. 'Johnstown sufferers. Drexel 4 Co. were chosen Moxham fervently, "It is needed badly. Now man. Captain Jones took a survey of the situa- as the treasurers of the fund with a contribu- we can pay the men we have put to work." 3; "Wheelings, 7. I Is guard Hits Mansflelds, Recov- tion of 810,000. Several subscriptions This the advanced of the cash con- Krrors Mansnelds, 6; Wheelings, E. Three Thousand Bodies Hnve.Becn tion on his arrival and was soon impressed of tributions. Pittsburg has been ahead of every- CARPET DEPARTMENT: A Great Chance for McAuliffe and Meyer Tlme-1:- 40. tl.OOO ered and as Many More Are iixpect-e- d immensity each were announced," and late this one and every place in her assistance to the V mplre O'Brien. by the of the ruin. He says to fight. Awful Scenes Around tbe afternoon the fund had reached a total afflicted city. there should be not less than 2,000, and if of 15,000. Maay subscriptions also1 sent Dlorgnes were St. Louis Winners. The Search possible 3,000, men sent here at once. He direct to Drexel's banking house. Including AllInco Sends Food and Clothing. and $10,000 from tbe Philadelphia and Reading Please notice that these prices quoted are riot ibiv Mo., 3. To-da- y was an ideal forRelatives telegraphed this opinion to the Chamber rriunf A STAFr COBRKSFOSDIKT.l GE2EAI SPORTING MW8 OF THE DAI St. Louis, June has Railroad CompanynS5.000. from the Philadel- - raclnS day. There was an excellentprogramme Friends. hia beer brewers, $5,000 from the Baldwin Johnstown, June 3. J. Murray Webb ar- style,' rag-ta- g remnants and great crowd at the track. FEOM A STAFF COBEESFONDENT. ocomotive Works and other large individual rived this evening from Alliance, O., with a' old and odd ends, butgg First race, seven furlongs, selling Bridget first, JomrsTO'WTr, June. 3. The number of contributions. Up to this evening the direct carload of provisions contributed by the citi- Gomes To-Da- y. J. T. second, Tudor third. Time, l:30i. The subscriptions to Drexel & Co. amounted to zens' of that place. A carload of clothing your choice from our immense stock winner was bought in.for p, 275, $375 over entered been discovered $103,705, mating a total ot two and .for .ffj, Pltts-trai- g, dead bodies which have and the funds of provisions arrived from the same place yester- Mt National League Indianapolis at price. over $148,000. This exclusive ot the Pennsyl- '.one-eigh- th day.. Cleveland! at Chicago, New Yorks at Seconc race, one and miles, handi- prepared for burial in the different charnel vania Railroad Company's subscription all new goods all cut down no reserve. ' "Washlncton, Philadelphlas at Boston. cap purse-Carto- on: first. Fayette second, Stride-awx- v and that of the Cambria Company third. Tlmc,l:5SV(. houses has almost reached over 3,000, and Iron HE GATE TJP HIS OWN DlNNEE. American Association Clnclnnatls at Third race. Southern Hotel stakes, for of Z20,0U0, which amounts will be dispensed at furlongs Crete first, Aralgo sec- those who are in a position to know claim Johnstown and vicinity by the officials of thoso Baltimore, LonlsTilles at Philadelphia, St. Louis six Uttle corporations. Large Columbus, Cltys Brooklyn. ond, I'ennP third. Time, 1:I7. be unearthed. quantities of provisions, Adjutant General Hastings Succors a Poor, at Kansas at Fourth race, inlledash, lor maiden that nearly as many more will clothing, ettv. have been contributed, and will Iktebkatioxax. League Syractises at MaTlaps first, Lucy P second, The Elk third, An effort was made by your correspondent be forwarded to Johnstown as quickly as pos-- Starving Woman. o, lime, lrtftf. B1U1B. TOOK A STAFF INGRAIN London, Rochesters Toledo, Buffalos COBBESFOSbSNT.i at at purse, ages, com- CARPETS Fifth race, .Manufacturers' for all this afternoon to get an accurate, and HamUtons at Toledo. one and one sixteenth miles Los Angeles first, AT FouQHXEEpsie; N. Y. A general Johnstown, June a A big man with a big Valuable second, Lela May third. Time, 1:91H. plete list of the bodies so far handled, but movement was made in the city y to for- heart Is Adjutant General Hastings. Strict as yur choice from all our Ingrains that are everywhere sellings so. Tbe ward money and clothing to the in 39C 'ets Games Pin jed Yesterday. it was fonnd impossible to do sufferers he is in the performance of his duty, is nev- to-da- y Pennsylvania. Mayor Rowley has issued' a he at 45c to 50c "$, PirrsnUEGS 1.... Indianapolis.... 0 Worth Fighting For. number has grown so large that the under proclamation urging citizens to' act promptly ertheless as gentle as a woman dealing with the chicagos .. 2....cx.evelasds 1 The following comej from New York; takers who are preparing the bodies for burial and generously. The first move was made by poor stunned beings who have lost their all. ARq gets your choice from onr entire line that are selling at low; Kansas Citys..... 9....Beookltns 6 ir Jack McAullfie, the lightweight champion, said they got'tired counting and gave it up. the Poughkeepsle Eagle, offering to receive The writer has been near General Hastings on priced stores from 55c to 65c. 13altimokes 7. . . 2 and Billy Meyer mean business, and are as eager At the Fourth street or school house morgue, and forward at once all moneys contributed, a number of occasions when little traits ot .clncinnatis people all-wo- as Meyer meet and have been sending money to that now the best extra superfine ol jCarpets made in Amer- pretends to be to in the arena for in which locality the deaths were the' greatest, .office all day. Factory character unintentionally revealed the soldier ggg for purse 3, 000 oppor- operatives are con- OLD GALTIN PITCHED. a of a side, they now have toe the people in charge said it was impossible to. tributing, are as the man. This afternoon when the pitiless ica. Choicest and all you want. . tunity, as will seen by following: clergymen taking hold of the styles be the say how many bodies they have handled since matter and the Retail Dealers Asso- rain was pattering down upon the san Francisco, gal., June 1. 1889. Saturday morning, Mr. Kittell, who has been ciation held a public meeting at the Court hundreds of. half-starve-d victims of the The Veteran Shuts tho Hoosiers Oat In The directors of Califor flood's ravages, Police Gazette the In the time, said they had Refugee! on the Hillside House to appoint committees to go abont who were gathered about Brilliant Style. nia Athletic Club will give a purse or S3.000 ror attendance all amongthe merchants with subscription the Commissary Department, General Jack McAullfie and Billy Meyer to battle for with handled' over 2,000, but could not give the ex- lists. There is not much room to tell stories of Qazette lightweight Mrs. Brazier, proprietress of a knitting fac- Hastings was compelled to announce GET A WHACK, TOO. the the Police champion belt and act figures. of Commerce, backing it by a demand for tory, off 60 to the crowd no morn BRUSSELS base bail defeats and victories at present, no championship or the world. The directors of the sent dozen'snits of underwear to the that provisions could be to In No- Herman Ebbert, of Allegheny, had kept tally them. He wants them to bring all neces- sufferers in a largo case move- given out until another carload of crackers bow glorious or inglorious they may be. club would prefer the contest take place Tbe natter vember instead of September. If Meyer and Mc of the number of people prepared under-hi- s sary tools, and. says they should be formed ment is general among all classes high and arrived upon the scene. As he left the plat- res if there was space at command, the fact Aullfie are satisfied, answer. L.K.FCLDA. care. Up o'clock this afternoon he had low, rich and poor. form, a woman, haggard and faint, bearing a until i into two camps, which should be guarded 74p Everybody knows the best of Tapestry Brussels are cheap at 85c that thcro is little desire to read abont any- received 629 bodies. Of this number about 100 AT Elizabeth, N. J. Mayor Grier, of baby in her arms, tapped bim timidly upon the to-d- arm. 60c, thing except the dreadful calamity at Johns- Say a. Word. came in and those who could not be by an adequate force of military. He wants Elizabeth, issued a proclamation calling to 90c; WE HAVE PUT THE PRICE 74c. Not 65c or Entreldrnm - soon as they "Pleaselslr," she, while town will surprise nobody. However, tho identified were burled almost- as Pittsburg to send the men here,and he wants upon all citizens to be generous and prompt In said the tears chased for patterns that nobody would have at any price, but the-- ' Sporting Editor Dispatch! were prepared. At tbe morgue In Millville one another down her saddened and ul 70c thousand people who went over to Recreation making contributions ofmoney or clothing for In reply to the challenge in The DISPATCH there was only one body received It the Chamber of Commerce to demand the tbe relief of the stricken people of tbe Cone- countenance, "can't you give me a newest and choicest designs, borders to match, in Moquette and Park yesterday to see the local talent and the of the 3d inst, in which a certain party desires was that of an unknown young girl about 15 military guard from General'Beaver. The maugh region, and designated places where tbe biteofbreadr Only a biter I haven't tasted Wilton effects. Hoosiers lock horns sawaconQict that is worth years of age, but there was nothing about her donations could be left to be forwarded as fast anything since yesterday morning." to back Mr. Grorge Cartright against me for a could identified. This camp' should be supplied with cooks and "'Gainst orders," was .the rememberinc- - Judging from the way in which person by whicn she be as received. The pastors of the chmches have General's laconic Piles of lower grades at away down prices 45c, race. (would say do not consider forty-sixt-h 53c, 59c. two teams performed, as the I that I body made the corpse prepared at everything necessary to, their subsistence. also appealed to their flocks to contribute reply, as he strode away. He did not go far, the it seemed if myself capable of running him even, would morgue. , however, until he had ordered one subor- but this liberally for the same purpose. Seventy-fiv- e of his QQq FOR WILTON VELVET CARPETS that have met with ready: demolition of all the world except the ball run bim providing I got a reasonable handicap, Many Laborers Needed. carpenters and bridge dinates to follow the woman and serve to her ground would have very little effect on them. and, Cartwright's party will meet me One of the Many Unknown. builders, in tbe employ the steaming sale $1 say we are doing it. Come see.; if "The local people," said Captain Jones, of the Pennsylvania road, repairing the bridges dinner which kindly bands had at 50. Don't not and Two old foes met and, depend upon it, every- Wednesday evening, at 8 o'clock, at the Lou- Upon tho breast of the young girl was a on the line of the road between here and prepared for him. Being an to the All new, clean, fresh patterns, borders to match worth j5i 4 thing else for the nonce was forgotten. don Theater, we can very likely arrange a bruise about one-ha- lf men wide. Tbe men "have only 600 men at work now, and these forwarded by special whole scene. I walked up to the General and 50 Engeldbum. who lie-- thought body train for asked him why not ' The yesterday's game lay be- match. J. J. refer.?!! that tbe had are nearly exhausted. One of these camps Johnstown. They were joined at Jersey City he bad given the woman now going for 98c real contest of been 1 . they discovered it. The something out of the general store. n i by 75 more from that section of the road. They tween Ualvin and Boyle two marks on lit; ;;irb wrist were supposed to I tell you about should be in the southeast- go "I had given orders that no rations should be 7Dn FOR BODY BRUSSELS. Our buyer has just secured a large ago. Griffin Out for Glory. to the ruined railroad bridge dispensed youngsters to people of along time Old have been maJu by a bracelet which some of ern part of the town, and the other in the wnere tae noiocaust occurrea. for an hour," said he, "and (with a Jimmy was young, Boston, June 3. Johnny Griffln, the Bain-tre- e the robbers who have been plying their ne- d smile) I couldn't countenance lot of these goods and we will put them in with the rest at 78c, reappeared, and If ever he center. will take not less than two weeks At New Tobk The Fourth National Bank a sprightly and vigorous was yesterday. Jim- feather weight, who surprised the sport- farious calling on tbe dead, were trying to It of discipline." to make the dance go lively. Worth $1 they a'. it secure from body. They, evidently could force men to clean place. has subscribed, through the Chamber of Com- just if ate worth my's work was just as impressive and effective ing men by defeating Jack Havlin in remarka- the for such a of this merce fund. $1,000 for the relief of Johns- go not get it off quick enough and in their eager- the' cent as that of the most elorious gladiator that ever bly quick time, has been selected to to San ness to get the article of jewelry bad rudely The sheriffs of Indiana and "Westmoreland town sufferers. The United States Express THE PENNSYLVANIA E0AD. entered the Roman arena of earlier days. He Francisco to fight Tommy Warren. It was un- jerked it off, bruising the young girl's tender counties should have the debris piled along Company announces that it will carry free of FOR BEST 5 FRAME BODY .BRUSSELS. When these goods: Havlin-Uriffl- n charge over QKg accomplished what every admirer of the derstood that the winner of the flesh. She was taken from the water near its lines supplies donated for the Every Effort Is Being Made Open just fight would be selected by the Cali- the banks of the streams, and relief of the sufferers by the floods in to tho are offered for less than'Si 25 it is less than value. We expect) local would wish be shut the Hoosiers out. Cambria City. tho m fornia Athletic Club as the man to meet War- Tho sight of so many coffins on the sides of for human bodies. The Pittsburg Chamber Johnstown district. The Mutual Life Insur- Line for Travel. to close this lot out quick. Everybody should buy when they can' couldx't touch jimmy. ren and he will be sent there at once. both tracks and on the station platform at send ance Company, through Richard A. McCurdy, Philadelphia, June 3. The best informa- of Commerce should ask them to' out, has sent the following' ndtice to Us general the usual price of They couldn't touch the old fellow. His Nineveh almost caused the sightseers to turn tion that can be obtained y at the Penn- get best Body Brussels for Tapestry Brussels. Enthusiasm. filled horror. Since Sunday men to do this at once. In my telegram to agent for Pennsylvania: "Notify all Mutual pitching was undoubtedly better than on any KJUbir tho bckand them Life policyholders in Johnstown and vicinity sylvania railroad office in this city, is to tbe efj flood there has been a large number of coffins scat- them I make this suggestion." occasion this year, and if a rest improves The excitement still prevails high above full that 80 days' extension of time will be allowed feet that a route will be patched up to Altoona tered around the station in view of the General Hastings ht sent everybody as much as it has done the "Old anything of a baseball notion. Last night, at a people coming up from Pittsburg. The sight Adjutant inpayment oi premiums, ana pay all deatn within 36 hours, thus giving the 800 or more east' Man," judging yesterday's work, Pitts- lato hour, it could not be learned whether the so many coffins when gazed upon by this dispatch to he Pittsburg Chamber of claims caused by calamity immediately on and west bound passengers laid up a. from of those in prpofs and identification. at that SMYRNA RUCS MATS burg will be almost invulnerable in the way of Pittsburgh and Indianapolis teams intend to search of relatives and friends had the effect of Commerce: ' piace an opportunity, to get away from there. play two games or one, or even cone at all. giving them the horrors. One woman, upon AT Easton. At a meetlngof citizens called On the middle division of the line pitchers. Oalvm's work really reminded one to- fol- Chamber of Commerce, Pittsburg: by Mayor Lesber I)r. Traill main the flood has unfortunately baseball seeing tbe coffins, thought of what was Green, road to-da- y of the best achievements of his life. The dampened will be well to send at least 1,000 workmen. Dean of the Scientific Department is clear from Altoona, and they hope to sale price for Mats selling for $1 25, and worth enthusiasm here. Morris will likely pitch to- low and refused to continue on her way to It of Lafay- get from Petersburg to Huntingdon 7Qg it And let no one forget Henry Boyle, Viscount day for the home team, if there is a game. Johnstown. ette College presided. Cashier Gwinner, of the some time jienry, as ne ougnt to oe cauea, or at least The Dead at Nineveh. .First National Bank, was elected Treasurer From Huntingdon to Manayunk bridge ought to have been. In the way of giving a and Teller Herman, of the Northampton bank. there are several bad breaks. All but one span sac Rugs 26 inches wide and inches long, adver-tise- d few bases on balls he made one or two mis- The ynlkyrle- Be-".te- Tbe morgue at Niniveh now has a record of ? Secretary. Snbscriptlons were opened for the of tbe Manayunk bridge has been swept away. $1 98 Pr'ce fr 54 handling about 285 dead bodies the two Conemaugh and-bu- takes. One of these caused his defeat. In a London, June 3. There was another in last Valley sufferers, and although East of that point the Mays bridge is gone, t as big bargains at 2 50. sense, that is, in a cosmopolitan sense, it was a jacht days. The beautiful station has appropriately committees had been appointed for each ward, one span remains ot tbe Granville bridge. race to-d- in which the Valkyrie, Irex and pity for Boyle to lose such a game as he been, called "The City of the Dead." The donations aggregating nearly $4,000 were made. From Lewiston to Harrlsburg. a distance of 65 sae P"ce or U8S 30, inches wide and 63 inches long; selling own was deciding Yarana competed. The Valkyrie finished third. $2 38 pitched: but his error the scenes morgues The first three subscriptions came from tbe miles, the line is clear. tu-u- official follows; 3:55:51; at the different were not m. cuy 10 point. Had that particular base on balls never The time is as Irex, were excruciating. St, Co- Lodge of Elks, the Fire Department and tbe The railroad people expect soon to get a dis- rig iu uut in ciose price stores at 3 50 4 50. Yarana, 4:09:07; Valkyrie, 4:09:59. pathetic, they At ieen made the teams might have, played an lumbus Church, every time the wagon would police. Rev. Father Regnery; of St. Joseph's patch wire through to Altoona over the main sae or e largest hearth size Rugs, 1 yard wide, 2 yards unfinished game, with a score of 0 to 0. be driven up to the door, there would be a rush Church, said that each of his 1,000 members line route when a correct list of tbe passengers $3 38 P"ce Although the hitting was remarkably light The Jockey Club Prize. l for tbe place by the greater number of the in- would contribute to the fund.- Easton is irood on the Day express and mall train, who were long. Measure your rugs and see if you have not been paying there were some interesting features in the City. -- ,for $10,000. left at Conemaugh, will be obtained, as well as 3. The race for the Du habitants of Cambria $5 and $6 for this size. We have a size game. Both teams fielded brilliantly, and when Pabts, June Prix There were mothers there almost in the AT 8. C At a meeting of the the whereabouts of those who did not go to small lot in this to go be seen see some- was, won y by Chaeleston, hits couldn't the idea was to Jockey Club prize' The last agonies of despair' over tbe losses Charleston Cotton Exchange to-d- $500 were Altoona. From the best information obtaina- at $2 98 not many of them, so if you are slow coming don't' thing great in the field. Borne great work was Clover, Achilla was second and Phlegethon they had sustained. One woman did subscribed for the relief of tbe flood sufferers ble it can be stated that Only seven of the seen, and is safe to say the local team Fifteen-ran- . passengers were complain if they are picked up early in the sale. it that third. nothing all day but sit . at tbe shrine ot Pennsylvania. A dispatch was sent to the lost. From Altoona westward, ' can field just as brilliantly as those who have of one of the images in the church and, clasp- Mayor of Johnstown rcouestincr him to draw in tbe day line, the track is open to within a met them at other places say they can. With- Baseball Notes. ing her bands upon her knees, would rock tfor that amount. A special meeting of the short distance of South Fork, where the bridge or a S5, These are dandies, 4 feet by 7 feet, and every? out doubt the fielding was excellent. was washed away Friday evening. $5 98 to-da- backward and forward, giving vent to heart- city win do to Between . ' MoKKiswill be tried .That was the council dcki extend body knows have been selling from $j to. $g. Nothing oldoV EXCUSABLE EKEOES. rending sobs. The church presented 'a deso- help to the Batterers. A general subscription South Fork and Johnstown, 1.000 men are busy V, latest last night. putting the track In'shape. . jnoldjr. about these Rugs, we think the dust'wiU-np- i late appearance. The magnificent decorative A View of Johnstown. will be started for the" Sams' 'nurnoM. The At Johnstown and and settle ' Two of the errors credited to the home Habby Stat.bt is still as vindiotlve about work on the Catholic church was smeared and JVeuw and Courier y says: "We have west of there several large gangs of workmen on these prices. Tney are "and were extremely They were opponents as ever. He, amid all the wrecks, timely are employed. It is not believed that passen- .them at in stock can be hadbyt players excusable. is and disfigured with mud, and. dirt. The with axes, picks, spades, saws and other tools, learned to know what .help means in gers , errors credited particularly to Kuehne and looking well. j corpses, when brought in upon stretchers, were to move this section of dlsaster"and distress and we at can be conveyed from Harrlsburg to Pitts- the armload or cartload. r "pews. the debris. The men should be organ- burg over tbe main line inside a week or ten Smith. These mistakes, however, does not Tiieee may be an approaching avalanche, placed unon the tops of the The curios ized gangs least should give without waiting to be asked." ity of some people, and the eagerness in under competent bosses and be days. As to the transportation of freight and prevent impartial people from saying that but the officials of the local duos are awfully of others prepared At KrrTANNTNO Interest and sympathy nothing as prospects. to find the bodies of their friends did not pre- -' to stay here ten days. I will furnish deepens of, in- malls definite can be learned. first-clas- s Han-Io- n chilly to here with tbe receipt additional Smith and Kuehne did work. vent them from rushing 'in and out of the tents, and they can be supplied gen- collec- fielded in his usual bright way. and certainly made one of the best from the telligence from Johnstown. Yesterday STRAW MATTINGS, $3 PER ROLL, that Beckxet sacredediflce made more solemn by,the pres- eral commissary. It is my judgment that all tions were taken up in many of the churches THE EELIC HOOTERS means a great deal. He caught a very difficult catches of a liner that has been seen In this ence of death. " the; fly. city for six or seven years. - workmen living here and willing to work .for tbe benefit of sufferersvand these with Atthe school house morgue the attendants should paid the other subscriptions make the total cash re- or perySri Think of it ! 40 yards fancy Matting, enough to; And the Hoosiers did a little better fielding only way for the players in amateur had to close the door against the people who be good wages, and then, to pre- nearly $1,000. Should be Promptly and Effectually Ordered 7jc our fellows. ' Glasscock caught, with one The vent imposition, ceipts Tbe Reynolds House has than teams to be reported correctly is for their clamored for admission. Had this not been purchase supplies for them- been turned into a storehouse for wearing ap- Away From the Scene. cover two rooms, for 3. Hundreds of rolls to go at this price, and hand, a liner from Kuehne's bat in the seventh scorers to give correct returns. done it would have been impossible to do any selves and families from the' general parel, and goods of this nature ar- inning that caused the thousand spectators to commis- have been tFROU A STAFT COBBESFOXOENT.J something, better for S3 75 and $4 50 per roll. there is a game to-d- Getzein or Whitney work. Relatives of the dead people who' had sary at reduced rates. This will prevent idle- riving all day. A large consignment of cloth- cheer loudly. Denny also kept up hie record. If been brought In had to stand back and were .re- was Nineveh, June 3. Some measures should One pleasing feature of the game was the fact may pitch for tho visitors. They are both good ness among the citizens. Captain Jones is here ing forwarded this tmornlng and more will Other bargains in this department will be announced rapidly. fellows. Old is always in line; fused admission. Some of tbe dead bodies 150 follow shortly. .i be taken at once to effectually squelch the that a boss of Miller's friends presented him Jim even in were so up was with men, and has charge of all workmen swamps. bruised about the face that it Mans-fiel- d relic They are with a handsome gold watch "and chain. It was necessary from a distance. Among other tools, At Mansfield a union meeting of fiendish hunters. here in full not thought to embalm them'to there Protestant Churches was held last night large some generally pleasing because everybody thought Amid the wreck of wires and the loss of await identification by friends. One little shoud be 100 wheelbarrows and plenty of force and numbers, and of the be deserved it. lives, there is no reliability about the results of ;at the First Presbyterian Church. Fonnhun-dre- d tricks they resprt to'in their efforts to secure COMMENCING TUESDAY MORNING baby girl had her head almost smashed to a Please advise me. and twenty-fiv-e dollars The only run of the game was made In the games. Therefore, don't look for.tables for a jelly. One of the eyes was almost into cash and a largo mementos of the flood are almost criminal in inniug. Maul led off and on or two. ' sunk (Signed) D. H. Hastings, Acting General. box of provisions and clothing were subscribed fifth reached first day the middle of her head. It was 'fixed and their cruelty. While working amid the smold- --AT- called balls. Kuehne followed with the first glassy. lookingat for the Johnstown sufferers. St. Luke's and players. He After her face a moment the Clearing- Away the Debris. St. Joseph's Roman Catholic Churches will ering ruins about the stone bridge at Johns- bit for the local knocked the ball SEEDS AND TREES. observer would turn away with a shudder. up subscriptions, to right field, out was doubled up with Smith HcSwiGAX General Hastings, in response to The take which, it is expected, town this morningl saw a morbid monomaniac Gal-Tin- will amount to upward of $200. on the tatter's short fly to Bassett. Old 's Dispatch correspondent's secure the charred bones of an infant from daisy crack to left, however, brought Hovr Some of Them Preserve Their Vitality question whether Washington A subscription for the, amongthe smoking debris and wrapping them thought the At THE PEOPLE'S STORE. Maul home and that won the game. for an Unusually Lone Period. BEPALEING ALREADY BEGUN. he Chamber of Commerce peo- relief of the sufferers by the' Johnstown flood carefully In a newspaper, carry them away Fessenden. the new umpire, gave great satis- ple would readily respond to the call for was started at the Postofflce Department to- with a look of triumph on his face. lusty-voice- d gen- would be rash to .affirm, remarks a place, out- faction. He is a prompt and It The Cambria Furnnccs to Soon A men day. First Assistant Postmaster General At this where tbe dead almost tleman. Store: writer in the London Evening Standard, Start and tools said: Clarkson signed the list by subscribing $100. number the living, some frightful deeds have Temporary Bridge Built. 'Undoubtedly so. "We are fairly or- The indications are that nearly $10,000 will be been perpetrated by the searchers for relics. n e INDIAS'P'S It B P A X that, under exceptional circumstances, es- rmaBcnc b r a rrsoM A STAFF coebesfondent.j ganized, not as raised in this department. Postmaster Gen- One man stole an old bandana kerchief from pecially when seeds have been kept from but perfectly as we might eral Wanamaker bad already subscribed $1,100 about the head of a dead colored woman. An- hnnrtsy, r... 0 1 2 Scery. 1 0 1 1 June 3. Powell Stackhonse, Johnstown, be. Everything is moving along in Philadelphia. other removed a shoe from an old, gray-haire- d Hanlon. zn. 0 0 2 uiasscocK,s. u 2 2 contact with the air and in a dry atmos- Vice President of the Cambria Iron in a satis- CAMPBELL & DICK, 1 Works, man, whose stiff and mangled corpse wasf ound IScckley, 1. . 0 014 Hlnes. 0 0 14 phere, some ot them may not preserve.their factory manner, and by night At Irwin, Pa. At a citizens' meeting called Sillier, c... 0 1 fi Denny. 3.... 0 1 2 after starting a gang of men to work to clear by the Burgess, the citizens of Irwin started a dangling in a tree, while still another possessed Dunlap, :... 0 0 2 Sullivan, m. 0 1 0 for below we will be making very material progress subscription to $600 himself of the sheet which was thrown over the - vitality an unusually long period. out the debris in tbe works the blast f list,.- which have already Maul,- 1 1 1 1 sijers, c... 0 0 4 in clearing away the subscribed- The on remains of a child, leaving the body at the -- 0 Beans have been sprouted 60 years it was hopedTo have the lower works debris. In 10 days at been committee forwarded Kuehne, 3.'.. 0 I 0 M3Uec'v, r 0 I after Saturday 13 boxes provisions, will mercy of a weeping heaven. m Smith, s 0 0 1 Bassett. 0 0 3 running again in three weeks. The company least, with the force men of which be Freemason's Hall, Fifth Avenue. 2.... they were gathered, and seeds be- of proposed and y Nor are the relic hunters tho only class who Ualvin, p.-- - 0 1 0 4 Boyle, p.... 0 0 0 of plants followed by another shipment consisting desires to afford every encouragement to Its expected, our work will have shown a great of clothing of all kinds and provisions. desecrate tbe sanctity of the City of the Dead. 3 longing to the same leguminous tribe taken men. The heartless crowds of excursionists who Totals... . 51715 Totals ..... 0 5 27 14 I from the herbarium ot degree of push and a probable early end. At Shaeon Burgess Wallls left this after- thronged regions Tournefort, who The trestle from the stone bridge across the noon for Johnstown with $1,200 'raised by citi- have tbe round about for the 0- days would Plttsburgs. 0 0 0 0 10 0 0 -1 flourished in 1694, grew into fruiting plants the present channel of the Conemaugh has zens of Sharon for relief of the flood sufferers. past few be more at home in a jail Indianapolis 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0--0 than anywhere else if their actions go for' in the Jardin des Plantes in the year 1810. been completed, and tbe work of laying a The relief fund is growing rapidly and will ag- Earned runs None. temporary track into the town will be resumed gregate over $2,000 by Boxes of aught. Some of them have gone through the Two-ba- se hits N one. The seeds of the sensitive plant are known Tbe rope was clothing and bedding were over town singing, whistling and cracking the coars- Total bases lMttsbnrg s S, Indianapolis 5. foot bridge, which forwarded the est of jokes, while others have trampled o'er 8aetiSee hits Hanlon, nines. to have been vital after being kept for 60 completed this evening, was badly damaged Pennsylvania Railroad. before 9 o'clock tbe coffins strewn about the roads with an Doubleplay Uassettand Hlnes. years; haricot have germinated after 100 The footway of Ax On, City Collections were taken up in utter disregard for their sacred and hallowed Molen bases Sunday, Miller, Maul. boards is tied to the ropes and tho large amount tbe various churches yesterday, and some con- contents. lltse on balls Maul 2. Smith, Boyle. years, and there is an indispnted instance of travel over it displaced a number of these. tributions from other sources amounted to $500. First base on errors Pittsburgs, 1; Indianapo- In the center it is supported by three skiSs is lis. 2. of a grain of rye sprouting when 140 years Mayor Payne acting as Treasurer and will which add greatly to its stability. Passengers forward it to the- - Relief Committee at Johns-tow- n. WILLIAMSP0ET NEEDS AID. Struck out Sunday. Smith, Denny, McUeachy. old. going over it must keep ten feet apart. Passed balls Myers, Miller. r bf ssW rw. I.eft on bases l'lttsDures, 7: Indianapolis, 7. Still more to the point, maize taken from It is a rather precarious structure at best and J AT HABEiSBUTto Governor Beaver pre- The Citizens Issuo on Appeal to the Pub- Time of game One hour and 30 minutes. as soon as possible will be replaced by a solid an apparently undisturbed Inca tomb in was sided at a meeting in this city at which lic Omplre Fessenden. bridge. The ferry that used to transport several thousand dollars were subscribed for for Assistance. Fern, which could not have been closed passengers yesterday took 8,000 people across rsrxciAi. txlxohasc to dispatch, i Conemaugh to tbe stone bridge, the relief of the sufferers of the Conemaugh the tnree the' ana the "Valley and Harrlsburg. 3. message was re- The Storm Still Rates. less than centuries ago, showed a record y before tho foot bridge was com- Hakbisbtt no, June A feeble vitality, and a fact remark- pleted was 5,000. At Bethlehem, Pa. Tho Bethlehem Iron ceived at tbe Pennsylvania Railroad station at WashxkGtoit, June 3 "While New of a very y the Company contribnted $5,000 for tbe re- tbls point from Williamsport, over the York Club was at the bat in the fourth inning able character, which renders dogmatism lief of the Johnstown sufferers, and directed the rain, which had been falling slightly in the unsafe, was recorded from near Shrewsbury, ONLY ONE HOTEL SUNNING. tbe Johnstown authorities to draw upon them Northern Central wires, stating that a meeting t beginning, of the inning, developed into a about the year 1871. In cutting down a for that amount. bad been held in that city this afternoon, at large elm tree, a quantity of acorns was The Fourth House Overrun A relief train on the West which the following was authorized to be issued heavyfbower, and at the end of the prescribed Ward With Its At Buffalo to the public: time 30 minutes there being no cessation found in a cavity of the trunk, though Reslnarant Business. "New York and Pennsylvania Railroad will of the storm or prospect of it, the game was leave here for Pittsburg with contri- "The city of Williamsport has been sorely inclosed by the growth of LFBOM A STAFF COBBE8PONDENT.I stricken by the most severe flood ever known .declared off. The washingtons had scored the tree the other butions fit food, clothing, etc, for tbe flood two runs ana Xtew since squirrel or animal wjf.June 3. The Fourth Ward sufferers. in tbe State of Pennsylvania. All have suffered York three. had placed them there, two feet Johnsto Hotel, t great loss. Large numbers of our citizens are that of on Adams street, is the only hotel left in the AT Haetfoed, Conn. The House y wood, showing 120 annual rings, inter- reso- wholly destitute and suffering for tbe necessi- y A Close Event. city, and it is doing a rushing business serving concurred with tho Senate in passing the so vened between the acorns and open On the Banks- 5 the Conemaugh. appropriating $25,000 for flood suffer- ties of life. Those of our people, able to do, 3. the air. The first lution the are giving tbey can, are unable to 1CAGO, June Close but comparatively Yet several of them terminated. these meals. barber sbop since the disaster ers in Pennsylvania. wbat but ten-inni- to-d- In y sorely appeal to a uninteresting was the game was established in a room adjoining The Pennsylvania road is acting very gen- sus- furnish tho aid needed. We cases the seeds were kept in a perfectly air--' At Boston The House this afternoon generous public, in tbe name God, to help in which Chicago won. Score. President Moxham's headquarters in this erously, aside from the interest must take its rules admitted appropri- of tignt space, ana entirely excluded from any hotel. It is running only two chairs. it pended and a bill us now. Let everything be sent to tbe Mayor Chlcairos 0 01 2 in its own behalf, and am sure every ating $10,000 for the relief of the Pennsylvania of Williamsport. J. S. Clcvelands 0 1000000 agents likely to stimulate germination, or Seven undertakers arrived from McKeesport I sufferers. Foreman. 0010000001 to-da- and axe in charge of the embalming. effort will be made to expedite Base hits Chicago, 6: Cleveland, 4. cause the decay of the young plant. We the vast At Pa. Eight hundred dol- Errors Chlearo, 2; Cleveland, 1. also McKeesport also sent two carloads of provi- work as Greenville, A CEEEE SUNS AWAY, Chicago, know, as a familiar fact, that when sions, and a carload of clothing and shoes will hand." lars has been raised here by tbe churches ana ltatteries Untcnlnson and Somen; forests are swept by fires, the growth which others for tbe Johnstown sufferers. Cleveland, O'Krien and Zlmmer. arrive Five of tbe police force of Five Thousand Survivors. Damaging springs np in the burnt tracts is not the McKeesport were added to-d- to the force At Berlin, Gehm'any A fund for the re- Cnttlng n .New Channel and Dr. Buchanan, of Pittsburg, flood . ASSOCIATION same as that which disappeared. In from Pittsburg. J. J. has lief of the Johnstown sufferers has been Pennsylvania Railroad Tracks. GAMES. North organized in this city. America pine and spruce are succeeded been placed in charge of the Bureau of In- ITROM A STAFF COBRXSrONDXNT.l Wlldness Gives the Cowboys Game first by a growth of brambles, which formation concerning survivors. head- Terrj's a in BETUENING TO THEIE FBIENDS. His ALTOONA SENDS BELIEF, Johnstown, June 3. Three Plttsburgers at Brooklyn. time are replaced by dwarf birch, poplar, quarters are over the new postof&ce, at the came here from South Fork this morning and to-b- . and bird cherry. Then scrub oaks and supposed 2EW Yobk. May 3. The Kansas Citys de- A Few Reported Lost are Found Safe corner of Main and Adams streets. ,Dr. Though City Is Completely Shut Off started for home. One of them, various hard woods follow these, and pine the young Clarke, told a gentleman all the oth- feated the Brooklyns Terry's wildness Fittsburgcrs Among tho Number. Buchanan is assisted by H. McCona-ha- y, rarely except upon long Dr. J, From Railroad Communication. South; was costly. Score: laud rFItOM A 8TAFF COEHISPOjrDrjrT.J ers were safe. Between the dam and mellowed by agriculture, though the suc- of Pittsburg, and tbey have under rFEOM A BTAJT CORRESPONDENT. J run are only houses. Every- Kansas Cltys ....0 JoissTOWif, 3. Fork there two Brooklyn 1 000600139 cession of trees varies much June Miss .Margaret Pat- them 15 men doing clerical work. Twenty JOHNSTOWN, 8. Representative Mc- body sufficient 100001306 in different daughter June in the immediate vicinity bad Base tails Kansas Cltys. 10: Brooklyns, 10. parts of the continent. rick, of W.W.Patrick, tho banker, different agencies were established by them Donald came in from Altoona y with the warning to enable them to escape. Kansas Cltys. 3; Brooklyns. 11 on d Errors Cssar's day the Hercynian reported lost the train near this were open relief party from that Dlaoe. Altoona is cut A gentleman vicinity says the Batteries Sullivan and Donahue; Bushong and In Forest Is safe at the Logan House, at noon, and held until after 6 from that Terry. modern Harzwald consisted chiefly place. Altoona. off by rail from both the East and tbeWest,v creek has cut a new channel for itself and is of Hiss Jennie Paulson has not been 'heard from, o'clock. broad leaved trees. But firs and pines now the survivors The middle division oftbe Pennsylvania is in making havoc of the local geography of the Couldn't Hit Kilroy. predominate. Styria, and relatives are here endeavoring to reach All are requested to give in terrible condition. Its superintendent told In when certain sec- In quest a Pennsylvania Railroad tracks. it is so unusually handsome and attractive in Baltimore, June 3. The Cincinnati were tions of pine forests are cut down, young Altoona of the lady; their names. They wrote them on slips of Mr. McDonald that he did not think a train BECAUSE to-d- Joseph and George B. Shea, Lawrence bo got Harris-bur- g unable to bat Kilroy and put up a oaks take their places; and in France, after J. and paper, and. in the evening each agency band- could through to Altoona from Two Charred Corpses Fonnd. persdns thinjj the Ivory Soap is intended for toilet wretched fielding game. The Baltimores had felling timber young Charles Clarke were here this afternoon, ed in its collection to headquarters. for two weeks. The Altoona relief partv the of in the forests of a returning overland from The went to Ebensburg by the branch road and trnOH A STAFF COnSEftFOHDXXT. 1 be used for and no trouble In winning. Rain terminated the particular of country, Altoona. They were clerical thereupon, use onlyl While it may the toilet with pleasant district that brooms, good spirits and were anxious to allay force proceeded to place drove across from there. . Johnstown, Jane 8. Two more charred game at the end of the eighth inning. Score: s, heath, birches, and in the Two carloads of provisions were sent to aspen spring of families and friends them in alphabetical order. At a rough bodies were found among the debris Just below satisfactory results, it is a laurfdry soap in all that the name implies. Baltimore 2 0 2 0 0 in place of the oaks, beeches ashes fears their at home by Ebensburg yesterday, and from tbere were Clnclnnatls. 0 1117z and telegraph. estimate there are 6,000 names already wagons to- The Dispatch's temporary headquarters this 0200000 hewn down by woodmen. on brought In this place. Two more evening. Prof. Silliman, of Yale College, says: "As laundry soap the Ttase 12: Clnclnnatls, 4. .the Then, after were sent to-d- by Tbe remains were burned beyond a 90 the lis't of the survivors. Dr. Buchanan carloads there Altoona, recognition. f Krrors Baltimores, fi: Clnclnnatls, 6. an interval of years, or thereabouts BEADDOCK SENDS and will be brought here Altoona, Batteries Tate and Kilroy, Vlau andMnllane. aftei the third coppicing oaks and LABORERS. says a fresh clerical force is badly needed, r.nt off as she is from rail communication east Ivory has no superior. beeches reconquer their original position. as the men at work are nearly worn out, and and west, is dealing generously with tbe people A Crook Driven Oat of Town. ISventy-I'o- nr Men to Oversee The Electrics Won. the Work ot he requested The Dispatch correspondent of this place. tFBOM A STAFF COBBESPOSDINT.3 Clenrlna Away Debris. S. A WORD OF WARNING. The "Westinghouse Electrics defeated the During the present century the terri- to make an urgent request for men from Johnstown. June Detectives Robinson tTEOJI A STAFF OOBEISFOSniUrT.l TTEONE'8 GKNEEOUS GIFT. and Mulvey City crook Fayettes on Saturday by the following score: torial extent of tbe United States has more Pittsburg. Simpson Hill arrested a Kansas There many white soaps, each represented is be ''Just as good as the Mveryji, 3 4 0 2 0 4 0 JOHKSTOWH, June 8. Corps 21 men ar- and Sofiel. named John McBride. He had his possession. are m Weitlnrhouse Electrics.... 010 3,603,-88- A of in 1- than quadrupled. The total area Is now 1 f.,- Fayettcs -9 rived here at 12 o'clock In charge of. Two uprloads of Provisions and Conrribu a fine gold ring, of which ho tried to dispose they ARE' NOT, but like ail counterfeits, lick the peculiar and remarkable qualitjwg 0142010 square miles, while in 1788 it was only 827,-81- 4 Evan Jones, ofUraddock. Tbeywill direct and Myopathy From England. lions of Cash Ready. surreptitiously. When taken before the Dep- square miles, and in the same period the uty by incensed the:g9flUHe..'. Ask far "Ivory" boap ipen getting it ,Si-- McKeesport Beaten. larsre will -- Twenty-one A Sheriff threats were made nation nas issreasea zrom 8,ksj,zii to 8. oversee the force of men which bn London, June 8. The Club, 1RBOK STAFT CORBB6PONDINT.3 crowd, imw . who wanted to lynch him. He was fe.,-- beat the McKeesport yes-- eat out by the Chamber of Commerce to--' J which was formed to commemorate the visit Johnstown, June 3. Two cars of provialont given five minutes to leave town. He left. CopjriglitlaKt.liyfiwtwiCtaabl.,

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