The evening world. Newspaper, September 13, 1900, Page 2

eT TNO TORY NO TRIAL FOR NEGRO LOOTERS. a White Ghouls Brought Before Drumhead Court-Martial—U. S, Troops Form the Firing Squad. (Apecial to The Itven ng Wort) ve Bout, and Bafferd Wheeler, THE V First Train GAINESTON, via Texts City, Bep! i ant soolal favorite, edvered W—The number of inen killed for de with lime, bandaged heir @polling the dead har assed se oe His ifectania and have han tury mark, When the ghoul js a peer nodies for two daya There he |e promptly shot, ihe when ar | ere tke in have collected at Court-marttal arried tiem tron vane and] Fourtaen negroes and (wo white mr ia forweod io the barKes, | fwere exeouted on Thiri wot a eee wagons joaded © Ah the beaoh yesterday were trlod sa common aleh Dy cOUrt-martial mitiing in | Tremont Monda 1) waa weknew Mote!, and condemn’ on n hal mort of the bodies woldiers and (he ot found t ed ea wer porsenslon ! elihin 1 many Tt wan in the pockets of one of there | lire have again been carried ashore, ‘| that a human finger ade J} with rings fre in UN overestimate in the was found, The reculare of Capt Mat) te tthe dead it te due to the ae forty's battery were firing |! ne WAtor When the ciuleens (Fhe two white mon were xarmblers A | orm rine burial of the dead! member of the |i 1 jue | ‘ | who went over to ve er wh ' ! ‘ t Peported dead from a pollvemnar r ety athe A shot | for looting , ‘ © late ‘ A wor ‘This sanguinary lene n has not bee vealed, 1 he neg went to without effect, There iy no more thiev K Not only athe elty iealth threats | ing and robbing (he trad Baloone are ed with the de f Anturday right ali clowed, and only tho withoul spe cemeteries have veen washed out Gla) permite are pot allowed tn th ! the dew! years back are floating @ireet after TT M ut heir cankets f there Ih contrast to the dark pleture of hu fv ‘ | othe bay from man degradation prosented by in le (ialvesion, were ol oat) Virginia a the herole work of 4 number of (he Point, More frequent the comin jaa Veading men, Citleens Join Seelry, of wreek and [JP whiestly Inmate te driven| Watonine & Hooley, wealthiest younk ashore tn id THOUSANDS FLEE FROM GALVESTON. a Crazed with Grief and hia, Refugees Flocking from City of Death. HOUSTON, Tex, Sept, 1 --Bince morning fully 1, refugees have r ed here and two more train joads wnfortunates are expected every ment, The ploture presented at the depot tn returning from Galveaton to-day, graph. foally deserthed ihe mtvation in the siricken elty in the following words 1 cannot command the language to lonoribe the wituation, We need help, Atout of mo men wid are willing to Work, ica the ferrible havoc wrough! by | Por Goda sake, if you sympathise with atorm and flood at Galvesion, Mes, | your affiicted fellow man, don't stand women and chidren are arriving ony elf iad and but few have more than | the clothos on thelr backs, tement with them has been 0 intense (hat they hardly Hine just what has ooourred and for a day or two in corners discussing Joln the renourra and the present emergency.’ Thea same mentionan when asked what Was most needed In Qaiveaton mal calamity, but » your duty in ntl! these refugecs come to thelr eenten| Ten thoamand pownde of ive a they will not reniize (he calamity thet |dny amd atl the dt thane has befallen them and (heir (M1108 oan be handed into the teland.!! In Houston pohool-hounea, public tralia ni every vacant sore-room in being fAttod out and feat Ailing up with home Jess, not only from Galveston, but from oiher sirteken pointa within Atiy miles of Houston, One of the members of @e Houston General Relioe Committee, DEAD BODIES FOR 20 MILES. Facilities for communicating betwoen ‘Texas Cily and Galveston have been areatly aummented by thy aianch ovean tug Wilmot ree Hall comm Houston and barges from New Orleans munteationn between Texas City ln now open, HOV@TON, Tex, Bept, M-Mr, John J, Moody, a momber of the committee gent from Houston to take charge of the reilef station at Texas City, re Ports as follows ‘To tho Mayor! Mir-On arriving at La Marque this morning | was inform @4 that the largest number of bodies Were along the cons) of Texas City Pitty-oin were buried yesterday and te day within two miles extending oppo | tite this place and | yet six miles further to Virginia City Gnd the bodies are ihioker where we ar “The reaidenia of this place have loat all-not a habitable building lett, and they have been too busy dispoaing of the dead to look after personal affairs Thone who have anything left are wiving 1 to the others, and yet there te real suffering T have piven away nearly all the bread 1 brought for our wh wee to hungry ehildren A nuinber of helplens begmared ohtidren fr Galveston, and \ women and landed here and had no place to qo were smorrow oth, expected from (he same place, I i Vong the wreekebined ‘et telle of wote of vandallam; not @ J trunk, valixe of tool cheat haw escaped Jrin We hurled @ woman tuday Feporia dead bodien | y) Wenty miles, the mark of a te FOR NEW YORK AND NEW JERSEY, Free Express Service for all contributors t Traine BXTENDED THROUGHOUT NEW JERSRY. The Wells-Fargo Express Company and the American Express Com pany will forward FREE OF CHANGE from any eltyor town in New York Gtate or Now Jersey any package of supplies contrilyted to Texas Reltet Mufferers nddrersed; One ee rene en eee en eee nwnnen teem enwen World's Central 1 Phe World's Tex YORK STATE AND Kellet NEW peer erewew er eeee ees n ents cess eeweownen Or, If intended for next Baturday's wpecial relief train and went in time to reach this city Priday, addresvod as follows eeee neem newer eee: World's Teaas it M. Townnend, Pennsylvania Pier OM! BON. BL, New York City, ‘ain No, Mt, Acer enwreemen mmitt f eeven was appointed to carry out the plang of the meeting Faris Papers Anatet Amertoan | eh incude eanvarsing the Ameriean Colony to Ralse Money for ar ie Fre ; Galveston Sultorerns, gtibapription lite many Prennhene het Ing expresned * PARIB, Hopt, 11.-A meeting of Amorl @and, resident and transient, in Paris World's Relicf Train No. 1 left Tuesday, Sept. 11. World’s Relief Train No 2 left Wednesday, Sept. 12. World’s Relief Train No, 3 will Jeave Saturday, Sept. 15, World’s Relief Supplies by steamship will leave Wed. nesday, Sept. 19, World's Relief Supplies by steamship will leave: Sat. urday, Sept, 22. The World's Galventon Relief ‘Train din aprading Went toward St, Louls will arrive t and on tte way Bouth ove Mis N he ren sour! Pacific ayatem Neilet Train No, t, which Is being re nearing the completion of tle run to Mt Louis, Tt will arrive th Texas City hefore the end of the week ant tho first provisions from the Hast will be forwarded by water acroms the bay and dlatributed amoug the atrtoken cit trene of Galvertn. WORLD TRAIN FIRST. Thoveh hatiing from the Atlant 8 board, The World relief train will get into Galveston before many of the relief traina started from central and Wes ern oolnte AN freimht train fee wore amashod by The Worlds spe ln ‘al an errand of mercy NO. 2 UNDER WAY, } ‘The World's second relief trath ta wel wn Me way to Galveston, it started from (he Bt, John'a Park station of the New York Cen'ral and Hudson River Ratlroad Company at 1h M. yerler: day, Bvery car wan marked in iarae black letters upon feide of white Ay New York World Car, Mellor Guiveston suflerers, pe eeeneeenay : Bach car was loaded fo jts fullest onpacity Agent C, A Waters, of the a Park station, took personal chore Voadine tho relief trai elated by Foreman Fre 1 gon and Receiving Clik NA A gang of workmen and pteyedores John's vand rolled the frelaht aboard and carefully stowed 1 Into the cars Refrigerating car No, 0.068, whieh had eon carefully iced, contained all the meats aa woll an one hundred gallons} of Poland water | ar “Phere je meat enough In this eald Mr Bonner, ‘lo feed 10.08 1 And 1 will be a godsend to MONEY FOR SUFFERERS. ula Generous Response Gov. Sayers's Appeal for Aid, poor to poalted thie morning with th Company, 3 Wall street, In the John D. Crimmina, treasurer, $2.00, a9 the reseipte of yesterday This makes the total sep trust company for yesterday's tows $24,761, The committee wired $ia0% of (Me amount to the Governor of nit with %) 1 Gandolf & Co,, $25, Mra. Prede Hinge, $1.00; Theodore Hayes Gee, 60 8, A. Kiner, $8) Max Cahn Lodge, $10 ariok MRS. HOWT ‘Was held at the Chamber of Commerce thle afternoon to devine a method for falaing funds to nasint tho sufferers at Vy States Ambavaador Porter was} Hed President; George Munroe, the} banker, wae made Treasurer, and Fran- appoinied Reoretary, no of ve WIth the peo- 6 IS DEAD. Evening World Anco of ine Fate Galvesion Women tor New York Relatives, Wort was received to-day trom World correspondents in Galveston that Mra, Ularence Howth, inqut lor by New cA a oe wo Charles and Alfred B eckler, lawyers wrote This ie the time for every to help, Inelowed find oheok for sa in ald of the Galveston sufferers, ‘The Mayor's fund now exceeds $1,000 Bhortly after the opening of the Stock the Devastated City Soon, vived with an outpow of olliaens| #1 volley 0} re tor ‘The World Aw it Is apeeding along its route, Is now) on ite dagh to the Wert and South ont VORKLDs eae Will Reach ifferers iow they will bless The World nopeople who #0 | berat! 4 The \\ fd reliet train then ranted he New York Central From Buffalo it wi eed to Clever and, ¢ ke Shore, thence to 5 Nour, and from t ir he Mi vir t ' id Hach car con tained 4.0% f of goods for the! Caive NeIGHDORING TOWNS HELP, ve nade yesterday! by the M ) |b vareby towns to ‘\ ' hey announ | heir rer) mimunliien that World Will receive iy iplowa ‘oth | Ty y Ath atree nd By we truck t he flood « nat od forward the wpplies by |e rellet trainn Mayor Mrank © Briggs, of ‘trenton, # J Mt the following telegram to F tnlah | Trenton, Na, Sept, 14, |To the Editor of The Wortd: | The 4 on Potterion desire to [send enrload of tableware to the )Gatventon wutlerera, PANIC O. HAE 49, Mayor, THU RSDAY EVENING, WORLD RELIEF TRAIN IS EARING CITY OF DEATH. 1M) at WU es OY The Workl wired Ma Hrigge int IFrAtiREIneN tA woul | be made to-day for senility ‘ wir rt Ie leries with Relle Galveston Saturday SCENE ALONG GALVESTON WATERFRON,. Mght over the Pennsylvania Platiroad |. MORE OFFERS OF AID. Yhe World's re Hept ereon, 12, 1900, have received © amKrewatlig conte of} est an hounce t wink of The | Work a Heder Train WA $8 HARVEY, Mayor Jersey’ ( Nod, Bept 12) 1900 ao) he Wo) oat weg anure to com ply wih yo HOOS, Mayor Sept, 12, 19m it To the Rl Wile gollett ar fr ‘Tern aufterere w W and fo The PAYA DAL from RUINS OF THE M (Prom a sketeh in the ‘To (he Raitor of The World The CourtersNows will do ae you Auont of Rocktellow will buue ¢ asking for contributions to be a through you, which i Will colle very A ” 0 4 \ every family in the five boroughs of >) RUNYON. [the olfy can inake tine of thle service vs dy rat alnnelt. 5. RAG Th oes TERR SEY RRL BANG UR of TRIB aprile H A y engnries The World Is sending to the ik AEE Weonte ENFOURN guftererw in Galveston 6 LAIVOMLO MUM TOE They atweyg Make up a bundle of clothing or mup tie onan, W ROCK FELLOW, Mayor Ty ihe ait Tahal ve anouseement ne a priva Talvew an raanen ' Tam fund for thes SUTHPREA NT Mayor EXPRESS COMPANIES HELP, The United Stator Hxpress Com pany and the have ar through the Weils:Pareo Company American Express Company ranged a free expreme Kervice out New for all itonn of suppl ring, @c., from private par testo The World's Reliet Trains Heller Train Noo M atarte Saturday Ty addition to RIvIng a free service tn $200,000 TO SAVE THE SURVIVORS. emmrenimmame ened Oa ies |Noble Response Made to Stricken Galves- | New York's reaponae to the ery of ald Henil un (0.0 nouns of tee an Ae from Galveston has been gererous Uy ‘ vat can be hauled to to this morning $00.00 haw been aul | (Me a 1 La ne ¥ of M ne wee aeribet! through the varfous avenues vimit ' ken et ' f collestion The amount represen worke DnOE 6 unt ig ynly a tithe of what will be wiven how Paral, ‘The wea te wing Up Tho Citinens’ Iellef Committee organ , { i me that ar ined by The Merchanty Avsoctatton for}! y iy 0 an w E re the relief of the sufferers in ‘Texa Bo ART Lek mreON ane ARR EeAT ts ron Columns of amoka from human fire enclfole the city's water front, Snow the water rervice Is restored| Tt W& Sioned to patae at lemet $80,000. ' It J out (at meny individuale vod fone with stock Exchange a fils ave altondy subscribed directly | Texas yesterday and wired #20 more] iy tie vartoua funds started in thle! to him thie morning \y, ont a number of banks and bank- ‘The teceipte that came tn this morn | ing-nousews made diet contributions | Ing amounted to $14,106 % enierday amt the day before, The following additional jit of aus] Pye Merchants Committee, In reponse wortbers to the Galveston Relief Mand sich fram Chairman a He W. Wan inade public by the Mayor todays Jiterle, of the Galveston Clituens’ Re-| Previously aoknowiedaed, s18) JM ommitiee, pent weveral thousand: Pat ermon, $2. Charles G1) eapie, 8 MM ara collected rday in the pur-| M, 10:0 F. Heineman, 1%; Mack, Sta " {ivufectants, prepared foods, & Frost, $100; Obermeyer & Liebmar vin) other necedsities, ‘The 0) PD J, 8) Charles D. Cook, 8 be shipped today by the Cah, $10. Henry Gad $10; Max Hirsch which han offered to (rans: bach, $3, John Daly, 61.00; Harold Bie y m free The Committee pur: ney, $9, William Bteoneck, %) Crandall ning » catlond of supplies datly A. Godley Co, 8; AY Cash, 1) Bw + funda hold ovt Liebman & Sons Brewing Co, HO | peecaens " Clarence H, Raxle, 0) Protleas ubber| resident ©. B Guthrie, of the Ameri. Co, HA) I MeCarthy, Wt WINIATS ee ee ee ee tte ABR. the Mitohell, $8) D, M, Mlrehelt, 1) Prederiok |)? Facile byaterm, ” Unnoush H. Denman, $10; Belanger, Mumoart &| 0 Wendl chaitmen. of the 0 Py Wabi | a aot ae | Board of Directors, wired aympathy and Dr. Li Btiegiita, $10; Helen Newman, si0;| 4 Check for BLM. The Mercantile Mae Sat Reach, wr Wank of HURCGE nue we rained if? be eal it forwarded, 100 Chariea Morrill, $%; James Douglas w Carnegie Bie, Company sent ite He 7 enn Aubscripsion for FLOM .o the Pitiebur HO; Pelham Lodge, No. U.P. & A. M1 Fund, and Andrew Carnegle «i nation Neperta from the larger cities of the indteate that the work of col ting Conds is meeting with ready re: ponte, (ov, Bayers has $280,000 at his pomal to-day for relief tunis, A chook for $25, signed by Bam 8, emer ed this with a personal do- of $10,000 Exchange to-day President Rudolph | Shubert, of the Herald Square Theatre, Kepplor asked of the members their} and Kirk La Stelle and Pred ha Hin Benerous support to the Galveston re-| lin, owners of the new W ten’s Cry for Aid. And danger of A general conflagration an be cheeked the debris of wrecked homes will be fred ty destroy the fying bodies underneath Hellef for the aut se has been freely profered from all yeothons of the cour try, Over $20,000 hin been sulwertoed Hd Is aWalling Gov. Baye Jornani Helef trains are rushing Jalvesion from all points of the compass From Neer ae ce Barton, National eloty and veraine bieen relief campalans, ht for Galveston to take ppllrg, s. f the the of leavers PAM | distribztion of fromthe Work! a isven rellet t receipts of the afternoon and evening prtormances yesterday at the Hemld ) Squere Theatre. Tt was the frat thee atrioal performance given in New York for the benefit of the Galveston suf ferers, Other beneft performances wi!) be ‘given at the Amertean Theatre on next Wednesday afternoon, at Keith's Union ‘quate Theatre on Sunday evening, at Weber and Melts on Tuesday after: noon, at Koeter & Blal's on Friday af ternoon and at the New York Theatre on @ date pot yet determined, About $9 additional subscriptions were made (o the Cotton Exchange fund thie morning, making the total to date in the neighbrhood of $5,200. — JERSEY CITY AIDS. Mayor Hoon of Jersey City, to-day tasued a call tor heip for the Galveston storm viet, Up © hoon $id pas been aubsertbed and a ton of c.athing do nated, The by whl be distriouced under The Wort ry Mirection. per eae bony * BIG SIX” TO HELP, Printers of Grea jew York Will Send 5.000 to Galveston Soffercrs, “Big Bix,” New York's ant branch of the Typowraphical Union, will meet to-night to make filting reaponse to the appeal tor ald rent out by thelr brothers of the bsg Unton, © fon all donations co the sufferers 13, 1900, ASONIC TEMPLE Houston Dally Post) Addittonal Supplies, | (Apectal to The Hvesing World) | RENSSELANR, No Y¥,, Sept, Ifthe | 1" ui e e W Ve t cu an man tt re passed through Ronenemer at 10 o'clock this morning, It way 12 k erin! got out of the Grand Cencrat] bt yards, at Beventy-tecond street) $ the North River, New York city @ hour ond twenty-five minutew late The delay wa AUsed by the constant | arriva trucks Widen with meats | i = oe vewetables, fruits, canned goods, min the etty The Walle: Raras Company. yew a} water ampamne H ni] rday notinied The Ww veryth NR pecomsary to muccor ) atrionen also forward (ree of Shares to Gal piles, wrap it up In strong fo it ind adAroww it aa folle ee coe hecwre'y World's Texas Retief Ourenn, Care World Uptown OMee, Mth Street and Hrondway, Mouhatian, | Se the bundle to the branch expres Nearest your home of either ¢ ea, the Wella uke tribuiion so thar ican be proper orded and weknowledged WORD FROM MISSING! | #ufferers Anawer Tnaoteles from Through Vhe Kventue World, Telopraphy ) Helntives nent inewere to Jnqutrten for the safely of resitents of Galveston, sont through The Evening ead by relatives and friende tn thia city, are coming in regularly now Mr an? Mrs, French wired from Weatherford, ‘Tex, towday, that thoy Were mafe, Thoy wore inquired for t | Mrs. Ireland, who lives at oa We | Morty-third street. She is Mrs Brench's steter, | “Heuce Rel fe mate.” Phin came from O, Mo Teynolds, Superintendent of the Southern phone Company in HL ton, ‘The mossage was for Mra, Annie Reid, of 606 Firat avenue, the mother o Bruce Retd Dante! Borchard went this answer! from Houston for A. P. Sehiows, of 1:2] Went Forty-fitmt street; "Ail safe. Only two Killed in Houston,” Inquiry made by Mra, D. J. Schofield, fo Mt) Weat Thirty fourth street, for Wittam Greenhel ) Was anewered in| th Ld from Fort Melntosh; "Ali wate, orm did not affect us.” RUN ON THis BANK, Arasilian Government Pro: Ald Bunk of Hepublic at Rio Janeiro, RIO JANBPIRO, Bept. 1A run on the Bank of the Republic has obliged it to use ite prerogative to issue checks at sixty days’ sight on deposits. The Pr ident of the bank and one of the direc: tore have resigned. The Government has promised assist- ance, but has refused to permit the lsaue of a single note of paper money, Compile e caim prevatis and an carly and satisfactory arrangement is ex~ pected, ete PROTEST TO BRITAIN. Our Bmbassy Complains of the Bone hin ft Mra, Rowe, of Denver, by Pellee, LONDON, Sept. W.—The United States Charge d'Affaires, Mr. Henry White, protested at the Foreign Office to-day against the treatment Mrs, Mary Rowe, of Denver, has been subjected to by the poltee of Wostrate-on-the-Bea, On Bept, P whe was hrrested, accused of CLARA BARTON OFF TO FIGHT PLAGUE. . Red Cross Hervine Will Distribute The World’s Relief Supplies. Mies Clara Barton, of the National Red | Soolety. and (ho heroine of olghteen campaigns, jeaves te Wleht for Gaiveston to take charge ¢ ve ate on of supplies from ‘Th World's relief trains She will be ac vopanted Mra, encer Mus Third Vico-Pree { the Hed and five experienced men aa William Willard Howard, Genera Manager of the society has issued an appeal | nds of the Red Cross for contribudiona of supplies, whten will! 1,000 DEAD AT BOLIVAR. — Beach Lined with Corpses Swept Across from burn theme romaine to prevent the out. oreak of an ep ere RELIEF TRAIN NO. 2. Fiying Te Up Delay Due to Walting for rd Baffato and Making communt y The train wae in charge of Conductor Fred Melting and Enelnoer 1. Blgner Hve'y courtesy Was extended t ‘The World representative who accompanied the train to formally tne view over to the Relief oe apoolnted oy Gov, Joseph Db. Bayera at or viaton or Houston, as clrounnstanees erent ee ing offers fashionable c.oth, FALL o WINTER SU; New stripes in Cassimere, Diagonals, night only, | \ and tel vour friends to remember that this greatest of all tailors ENDS SATURDAY NIGHT, During this s ort period ang asan extra inducement to have you place your Early Fall or Winter Order, we include Our En tire New Fall and Winter Stock, OVERCOAT, and which we make at no other time for less than $15.90, Unfinished (that do not gloss.) Thibet and Melton, Kersey, English Worsteds and Waipcords, No buyer of a $:0 suit or overcoat will be better dressed than those wio seize this opportunity, tur" LEAVE YOUR ORDER NOW AND TAKE GOODS WHEN NFEDED,"a Cohen & Co, ENTINK UUTGINNO, Cor, Nassau and AVOID MISTAKES, Look for Euilding Crvsred wiih Red Revolving received at pler %, North River, up to Ye.ock Saturday. ‘Tieme supplies will be taken to Gal- veston on The World'a third relat train Miss Barton responded Promptly, to The World's invitation and will throt immenee support of jen Wil have charge of Heetion of the food supplies and cla aching to be gathered in New York The soclety will co-operate with The Vorld's relief movement and forward * supplice by The Wi orid's trains. ROOSEVELT AIDS, OYSTER BAY, L. 1, Sept. 1A tele. eran received to-day from Gov, Roosevelt directing his secretary, Will- fam J, Youngs, to send to Galveston, Tex, a suitable check for Hallet f the sufferers by the ta Ladtes’ Fall | Weoht Fackets | Galveston. Wo TON, Tex, Bept 1 AF Cam eran, a vner dea we well, CHAM. bers County, saya (hat the reilef party wit from § " i" Vv ried lo "i r eo thousand dead bodle yo the beach vn ' ti wat and on! |, decomporing hea hh A anes of f ‘ mixe! with them, Many of these bodies were evi dently awept a ‘ from Gale Others are of peop e 4a! Boll var th owl ar Db and | Medium weight fall jack. ets suitable for present and early winter wear, at values much below present worth, Ladtes' Cheviot Coats and F:ions, of all wool black cheviot, black taffeta lined, in jaunty styles; values $1o,50 and $12.50, at 37.50, Ladies Fackets, eit when ihe | flyfront and double-breasted styles, in cheviots, broad. cloths and worsteds, lined with satin and taffeta; blacks and tans; values $15 to $18, at $9.50. Lord & Taylor Broadway & 20th 5b Hivery new fabric. Every $42 MADE TO ORDER, Worsteds, Vicunas, eavy weights in It holds good until Saturday Ann Sts.. N, Y. Mad \ FALL 1X STORES: 1 ES $3.00 and $4.00, SILK HATS, ‘ bhi ot $6.00,