Omaha Daily Bee Newspaper, February 11, 1888, Page 5

H | 4 i | THE OMAHA DAILY BEE: SATURDAY, -FEBBUARY_ 11, 1888, THE PEOPLES LIBERALITY. Citizens of Nebraska Responding to the Appeal of the Bee. NEARLY 88,000 SUBSCRIBED. Lole Royce Recelves Eighteen Hun- dred—The Woebbecke Fund Grow- ing—Gonerosity of the Sol diers—The Roll of Honor. Fremont Ralses Funds, FreMoNT, ., Feb, 10.—|Special to the Bee.|~The young ladies of Fremont last night gave an cotertainment at the Congre- gational church for the benefit of the blizzard sufferers, There was a large and appre- ciative audience present and a most excellent programme was rendered by home talent, A little over 100 was netted from the enter- tainment. It was originally intended that 1s should go to Miss Shattuck, but lu-d they will probably be sent to Fremont has_ now rased about » fund, which money is 8till in the hands of the local committee. A big dance.will be n to-morrow night to still further increaso this amount. Miss Royce's Condition, Praixview, Neb., Fob, 10.—[Special Tele- gram to the Bre.]—This evening Dr. Bear, of Norfolk, consulting physician. of Miss Royce, says that if nothing unforseen occurs her chance for recovery is very good. All For Miss Royce. The congregation of the First Christian chureh, together with & number of neighbors and friends, gave a musical and literary en- tertainment and “pass supper” last night in the Sunday school rooms of their church, the receipts of which will be devoted to the Bik fund for tho benefit of Miss Royce. There was & very complimentary turn-out, and quite a nice sum was raised for the unfortu- roine. The ovening wis most ugreo- passed. The recitations by Miss Josie Scott, Miss Annie Robinson and Mr. Georye T. Burridge were ably rendered. Mr. R. R, France sang several solos in a brilliant_man- ner, and the readings of Miss Truland and Mr. Edward Jonies wero complimonted and happ! . From an Old Nebraskan. YANKTON AGENCY, Dak., Feb. 3.—[Offico of Superintendent United States Boarding School.]—To the Editor of the Bee: On Fobruary 1 reccivod our first through mail since the storm of 12th ult., conscquently have only just read up on the storm and its terriblo results. Nobraska for thirty-four years, the heroism of those lady teachers, for whom the Be makes, 18 not without thyrough appreciation, nor their sufferings and misfortunes without sympathy. Enclosed I send you $10; for Etta Shattuck 85, for Louisa Royce £5, being tho equal and joint donation of mysalf and wife, ldon. We recognize the fact that Miss I'reeman is equally deserving, but discriminate in favorof the two first named because of their personal misfor- tunes, PERRY SELDEN, The Secret Orders. Humnorpt, Neb., Feb, 8.—To the Editor of the Ber: Humboldt Lodge, No. 25, Knights of Pythias, being full awarc that charity ex- tends beyond the grave, have by unanimous vote declded to give a musical entertainment at Samuelson’s opera houso on the evening of February 22, the proceeds to go to the heroine fund of the late bli d sufferers, The best musical talent of the city will as- sist. We trust other sister lodges will fol- low the example and swell the fund. Friend- ship, charity and _benevolence 18 most ap- preciated m time of greatest need. Mourts Friexp, Kearxey, Neb, Feb. 6.—|Headquarters Sedgwick Post No. 1, G. A. R., Department of Nebraska.)]—To the Editor’ of the Brg: Learning that Miss Shattuck's father was & volunteer veteran of the late war our post desire to go on vecord a8 a contributor to the “'general fund,” for which plessc find en- closed check for $10, payable to your order. This is given not for the purpose of cn- couraging others, but to reward one who proven not only courageous in the hour of trial and need, but self-sacrificing to those ‘who were weaker than herself. We should like to seo _every G. A. R. post in tho state respond ns liberally as they can to these funds. R. M. Grives, Adjutans. PERKINS, ‘ommande .DING, Quartermaster, Fort Sidney's Liberality. Fonr Stoxey, Neb.,Feb. 8. —Editor Omaha Bre: I inclose you a check for $94.25, being the contribution of the oficers and _enlisted men of Fort Sidney, to the “Nebraska Hero- ine Fund.” Itis desired by the donors that Miss Loic Royce recoive the sum of 875.40, aud Misss Minnie Freeman the sum of 818,85, It was intended that Miss Shattuck should reccive 847,70, but her unfortunate death so changes the situation as tomalke it desirable thet the amonnt intended for hershould go to Miss Royce, whose sad condition excites pity in every generous heart. The troop at the post ure the bund of the Twenty-first infan- iry and Compames A, C, Eand G of thesame régiment and hospital departmen A company, Captain Stone, §37.50; C_com- Fm\. Liouteriant Parke, #1080;1c company, ieutenant Palmer, 87; G _company, Captain Boyle, $18. hospital department § and Non. Com. staff and band $5.50. In addition to these contributions officers have subscribed to special fund in the village of Sidney. A larger sum would lave been collected but the post commander thought it desirable that the contribution of ofticers be limited to 50 cents and enlisted men to 25 cents in order to give everyone an opportun- ity to subscribe to the nobi‘a «ihnril}u . W. DUNCAX, rst Lieutonant and Adjutant Second In- Tantry, Post Adjutant. A Benefit in German. The ladies of the German-American School Masociation will give a theatrical entertain- ®ent in Boyd's opera house February 20, . for fhe benefit of Miss Royce and Lona Woeb- Wocke. Mr. Boyd has generously donated “$he use of the house and the orchestra for the evening. The piece produced will be “Dio Zauertlichen Verwanten.” The following talented ladies and gentlemen will take part lu the production, some of them being actors at_experience: Mrs. P. Weinhagen, Mrn C. C. Schaeffer, Mrs. P. Audres, Miss Netta Reichard, Miss Augusta Pomy, Miss Ida Pomy, Miss Emma Audres, Mr. G, Grube, Mr. C. Schaeffer, Mr. Max Leu. llrl l‘nlll Fran u Mr. F. Brandes, Mr. rud Niel The committee in charge of the entertain- ment are Mrs. Louis Heimrod, Misses Nettie Reichard, Augusta Pomy, Mrs. S. Reichen- berg and F. Schmeta. Columbus Enterprise. Coruvmnus, Neb., Feb. 9.—To the the Bek: Enclosed find draft for §123.50, the proceeds of a musical and literary entertain- ment given and patronized by the good people of our city, for the benetit of the sufferers of the blizzard of January 12, which please di vide as follows: To Miss Loie Royce §113.50, and to little Lena Woebbecke $10.° The pe ple here were pained to lewrn of the death of }vllsn Shattuck and dwl;l,\' sympathize with her bereaved relatives, but as a neat sum is already raised for their comfort, we think best to donute the money as above stated. By EIving the most of this money to Miss R« and none to Miss Freemun we do so believing that she most needs it, but we no less recc nize in Miss Freeman a spirit of bravery and true womanhood, and she is looked upon by our people with pride and admiration. H. M WiNsLow. THE ROLL OF HONOR. Those Who Have Recognized Courage and Devotion, LOIE ROYCE FUND, Amount received uv to Feb, § Jar. Davidson, Fort Omatin 81,404 50 - 100 ‘Wayne, Neb,, list deriase 89 S0 Ladies Aid society, David City, 2 50 Cora A. Shultz, Keyport, N. J 1w Chinesa school, Congregational church, Deadwood,..ysvesseinnnns 8% Having mado my home in |, Neb., list phone Co. B. & M. cofteo party l;{uplm Ass't anditor’ lvl rman ladies 1l Third Congroga tional churc Grand opera house Co. F, 2nd inf, Nebraska Lody Total...... Amount recel Wayne, Neb Ladics Aid 8 Columbus e and Brown. llmm-( reek, Neb Employes Telephono Co Assistaa auditor's offl Gormen ladies coffee . H. Cole Co. A, Taft Mrs. I, Conkiin, Grand 0||1-rl house. . Willie Kincaid's 1 Total 2 PREEMAN P Amount received up to Feb, Employes Telephone Co . & M. auditor's office Fort Sidney list.... Total.. THE CHILDREN'S FUN Received up to Feb. 9 Gracie Conklin.. Several lists of ("rntl‘lhlllnrs have been omitted from this issue owing to a lack of space, Kach, however, will be published. If your list does not appear in this issue it will be published as soon us possible. Lists of Contributors. The Ber will acknowledge all contribu- tions through these columns. All lists ro- ceived, unless otherwise directed, published in full with the nas f every con- tributor. These lists will be published as mu;'n after tueir receipt as space will per- mit will be CENTRAL CITY T ‘I'he following are the contributions at Cen- | tral City. The list was collected by Mess A. L. Bleyer and C. L.Hunt, of Central City 50 Chns. Tock: J. W. Porter AF M. E. Mc 100J.'W.Smith. 1 00/H. H. Reynol 50 Sam Hensnaw 1dge A. Ewing nghram. D) . R, Gaw Will McEndree. Frank Corliss B Hunan Chas. Huxford. C. Lutes flm Odeil. T. L. Hansen C.W. Adums iny Phelps J.H. Rey) | Dave Thomas. Graves & Son Platte Valley 3.0, Lindley, t] 100 Porter fsters... 50 1 00 Hon. C. Ilnnwtter 50 20 B Barret " 50 M. V. Scott, Dan . Sull Axel Levene, Gus Levene. Mrs. A, Brooks H. ( Coriliu Nugene Brown Rlner Fair.. A. J. Meteaif E. . Metealf! John Hayes. H. B. Millard 1. BOC.'A, 15 R. H 103.C B kombric . 50'D.T. Deselm. 50/ Friends. . 100 L0 Total.. ‘Ese;ézssss:sgs g & We, the undersigned citizens of Kenesaw, b., ngree to pay the amounts set_opposite ames to help swell the Etta Shattuck 1 00/ oley m\u adrien 8 Bechtelhsimer . 100 H. L. Bridenbak.. 50 Fred Einsphar. 50.J. Parmenter. 100 dohn Nelson 10 H. D. E Norton & Hal €. H. Beaumont. STEWART, NED. Allow us to contribute our mite to the Etta attuck fund. I enclose you draft for §77.75. Considering half of our town burned down last fall, this is not 8o bad. I enclose you list. Yours truly, Gro. H. BowRixa. M. Lamson. 8 5 00|N. W, Gregg. . J. Skuse . 5 F. D. Adams 500 H. M. Manvill Mollie Bowring: Jomes H. Sturges. 8 W John Skowing 100 E, M. W. Evans. 25 “vllhn,lu 1 S_N) Rarngrover Lincecum. . BT Williama. .. . Cilipping . Roasber Mo piivoy: Sageser..... 2§ W Wollery'. $ Thomas COSgrov W. H. Baker’ R. Burnett 22 Lewis Radclitr. 100, 9% Total.. HENDEKSON, 1., LIST. To the Editor of the Beg: We, zens of the little town of Henderson, xpress as well as we can our heart- pathios for Miss Loie Royce, one of eatest horoines of the age. She det the syupathy of and a donation from every citizen of the United States. M. Chase. ... 8107, D. Phillips.. CE Invin 100t A Morton James Lon 100 Joe 8 P 10 k C.' D Parks Harry No R M. Adkins \ ~(r nebreaker B reemun. K. Thomas 0w HI Iu(l per ¢ B Woods 5 John EAWards | . Hollingsworth, i L. ¥. Jolnston. . W. Lumm gl £ Wi Total THE LADIES OF GUNNETT LIST. Iuclosed please flud draft for $10.95 for the Fitta Shattuck fund from the ladies of Hur nett. 'The following are the contributors: J. H. Kursf ]lfl 1] 0 Martha MeCloud. . Lorinda Lewis 1. Botsford Mctoy Susan Dredge Barah J. Sinde; Delin Russell tine ! Burnham Hurnham \lnnlu t(mn ' s Scett mma Campbeil.. Total Mus. J. H. I, LIST. J.G. W.Jones.. Wim. Doyle 8.0, Hanson . A,y H Yington al rickler A. Gilbert. . Austin, . . Swarting. . Bechard I, Mr. Nickels. James Roove: Frank White Dow ning Bt Tom L, N John H. J. G S 25 Harry Shaff [ lr:m\( aer. Wi u-lum,rum J. L. Wilson 8. Cone 2}\ Total.. Lindstrom . 8. Wright . J: Kouth C. B, Wil 5. E. CIURCH, NORPOLT. Subscriptions for the Loie Rnyse spo fund, taken in the M. E. church, .’\urlul.(, Neb., Sunday evening, February 5, 18 Mrs. E, Morton 8 50 Rev. Whitham. 400 Mr. Law Ts. } . D. Han . Huzon M .lmkmn it ris noud.. .. Rundeli’: 3 3§ Mr. Gregory, 50 Willie Wantlin.... & Frank Hepper] 5O Mr. Goodrd h. . 50 Mrs. Widaman 1.0) Cash (baskdt u-l Mr, Enoch... B0 lectior Mr. Prescoit.. 50 Mrs. Pebbles. | Mry. Schurtz co. “n, ‘We, the under \;,uwl membel B, Second infantry, subscri opposite our respective names for the benefit of Miss Royce John Reagan Thos. J. Shi Jas. ¥, Myers Patrick Wals<h.. Edward B. Free- 50l Totat 8 60.John Gendwich. .8 50 Henry Wilson 25 Peter Oluson 25 Je-ob Thon rederik W homas O i'rien 25 George Smith. . .‘—;*nmul-lvll H Jacob Steube Henr: Charl Subscription d of school-mistross, frozen during late severe weather, while pro- tocting her small scholars: B[J. F. Ashworth. . BX R s troana. B Broruan Mangold, 25 Kelso, . B0J. H. Ladicu il elly. . 5| Total ), SECOND INF. A collegtion %o'be iven to the achool toach- ers who suffered in the blizzard of January 12, $ _50/Canniff. 1 00jStewart B0/Smith 25 Wardl fi alding. . .$10 00 5| Loveland. & Nontgomery Richardson. . Bruismend 25/ 2 Total G, SECOND 81 (iDan Dwyer Bl John Mc 1 rad 0. 2 1‘“\ illirm Brown. 0 Edward Stoker. R ;II A Friend.. ) Michael Schaffner. . Frank Shea. Dennis Murph: Thomas Moylan. Charles Eiwell Carroll Harlan ... The Etta Shattuck Funds. The following is the condition of the Etta Shattuck funds: Amountreceived up to Feb. 8 Sedgewick Host No. 1 Gi.A. K. Congregational Sunday Deadwood, Dak R. A. Dague, Phillips < Ass't auditor's office, B. & M Jas. Green, Schuylor. Edith £. Smythe list. Total., By checksent Mms Shattuck By cashon hand.......uv. Total.... . The “Bec” Fund, The present condition of the funds opened by the Bk is as follows Etta Shnll\l( k. Loie K Minnio Froeiian Westphalen monument. Lena Woebbecke Cash to special fu Grand total. .. " A. Hunson. 25| Total.... 10 00 .8 4,546 21 1,882 67 032 08 Note The entiro receipts of the Battlo of Gottys- burg_on Sunday, Februery 13, will be do- nated to the Bee fund. The proceeds from the Grand opera house matinee, “A Day Off,” on Wednesday, amounted o &39.40. Little Willic Kincaid has collected and paid into the Bee fund $1.30 for Lena Woebbecke. Lieutenant C. D. Towsley of Fort Omaha, has rendered the good cause great aid. The soldiers of Forts Sidney and Omaha have been more than generous in their con- tributions, Republican Clubs' Convention. George D. Meiklejohn, vice president of the republican national league for Nebraska, and R. W. Breckenridge, a member of the executive committee, have issued a call for a convention ofthe republican clubs of the state at exposition hall, in thus city, Thurs- day, March 15. The call states that three delegates are desired from every club throughout the state, not including their presidents, who are entitled to a seat by , vir- tue of their office. During the con- vention the rooms of the young men's republican club in the Millard will be open as headquarters tor delegates from out of town. ‘The primary object of holding this conven- tion is the organization of a state republican league, which shall act in conjunction with the national league and with the state central committee, and which shall in no wise inter- llelr{a with the dutios and prerogatives of the atter. — ‘Why Labor With Books if you forget in & week what you have learned in a month? 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