The evening world. Newspaper, May 13, 1902, Page 3

1 ‘ 1 1 » io (Continued from First Page.) should be decided to send more sup- piles than the Dixie will carry. ‘There is no lack of spontaneous of- ferings from all parts of the country. To-day a telegram was received from the Pittsburg Chamber of Commerce asking the State Department If private contributions would be received and how they should be addressed. The Mayor of Detroit sent a similar mes- sage, and like telegrams came from other points, The Department has as yet made no response, | A meeting of the executive commiites | of the Red Cross was held at the State Department this afternoon, and it is probable that the suggestion will be! made that private eontributions be | that already the War Department ol ' had spent over $100,000 of the relief ap- propriation. It was realived that con- siderable heavy items of expenditure remained to be made, and {t was the opinion of the President and his Cab- Inet that the $200.00 appropriated yea- terday would not be suMecient to mect the needa in the case, It was dec! that an effort should be made to have Congress accept the estimate of $500,000 submitted in the President's me yesterday. This decision was commun= ieated to some of the Individual leadens in the Benate and House. ‘This led to the action of the Senate to-day | of the Joint Tt appears that that ater resolution adopied 3 the President to as exicnsion of our ald turned over to this agency. A New York commission house offers one million pounds of rice at cost price and duty free to the Government. The owners explained that they were able to make this offer because the rice Is still in bond. France Asked Our Ald. It appeared by noon that so rapidly had the Government's agents worked lt er, that the request came | from the French Go’ Ambassador Cambon, who able to France h Government that ships trophe in Martinique was a Posed to be paved on sta the Governor of Martin! It appears, ho direc ates Consul Ayme. presented the matter to the President. CONGRESS'S ACTION STIRS BRITIS LONDON, May 13.—The munitice-t appropriation yesterday of the United States Congress for the relief of the ufferers by the Martinique disaster, President Roosevelt's message rec- ommending a vote of half a million dollars for that purpose, the action | of the United States Government in despatching war vessels and food to| Martinique, &c, were drawn attencion | to in the House of Commons to-aay by John Dillon (Irish Nationalist). He asked the Government leader, A. J. Balfour, whether in view of the action of the United States and H PARLIAMENT. lief measures. He was sure that a vote in this connection would be carried unani- mously. Mr. Balfour's reply was not calculated to satisfy public opinion, He sald the matter had been under thé consideration of the Cabinet, but he had no state- ment to make. Mr, Balfour had never heard of a vote of such a character being suggested In Parliament, Of course, everybody fe't the extraordinary gravity of the aitua- tion, and the tremendous suffering caused by the appalling calamity, Every assistance that could be given locally by the Government would be given the fact that A BRITISH COLONY SUFFERED SO GREATLY, Britain intended to adopt similar re- ALDERMANIC COMMITTEE TO AID IN RELIEF WORK. Alderman John T. McCall this afternoon in the Board « Aldermen introduced the following resolution: “Resolved, That whereas the un- paralleled disaster on the island of Martinique in the French West In- dies, whereby the town of St. Plerre was blotted from the earth by molten lava, caused by an eruption of the Yoleano of Mount Pelee, has resulted | atten the death of nearly 40,000 persons disland caused widespread 3 suffering among the survivors of this island; (and, ’ “Whereas, The people of the city of New York, ever prompt to aid the , Suffering of every place and clime, have learned with horror of ..e awful visitation of Providence and stand aghast at the terrible disclosure of the catastrophe; therefore, be it LOADING OF TH BEGINS THIS AFTERNOON. The storing of the ship's supplies aboard the United States auxiliary * cruiser Dixie proceeded so rapi(ly she was able to leave the Navy-Yard at 2 o'clock. The United States Army Subsist- ence Bureau, in this city, has secured $00,000 rations and this is being stowed away as rapidly as possible, The rations consist of tea, bard bread, sugar, sait, codfish, vinegar, rloo, bacon, evaporated cream and soup. About $80,000 of the $200,000 appropria- by Congress has been spent for clothing and thin cloth stuffs. Two carloads of tents and army shoes have been ordered from Philadelphia and will Jn additon to thie money all the cargo of the Madiana, one of the Quebe: Bloamahip 1 , which Is now en the Way to fi with 1.000 barrels of meals and cereais, ime boos Pirehased for the benefit of the eur vivors When President Jeeun te Oulerbridge & Co. agvnie for ” eigned to permone in Who are doubtiens now dead made up bie d thet if th Could be purchased on the wil Great | Mr. Dillon gave notice that he woul |recur to the subject to-morrow His| sugnestion was warmly approved by the House. “Resolved, That we, the members 0! the Board of Aldermen of the city of | New York, the direct representatives of the people of this metropolls, here- | by express our deep commiseration | with the afflicted people of the tsl- ands of Martinique and St. Vincent, | and recommend that our citizens at once take action to promptly and ap: | propriately succor the stricken French colonists, and to this end the Presi- | dent of this Board be and he hereby is requested to appoint a committee of seven, of which he shall be ex officio member, to co-operate with the Mayor of this city in inaugurating suoh measures as will insure a speedy | relief for the survivors of the deso- lated area.” The resolution was unanimously adopted. E DIXIE able to the French authorities at that port The Fremch Consu! in this city has wired the authorities In Fort de France that the ship T coming, She should arrive there to-morrow night At that hour, wit!. al! shipshape for her seven-day voyage to Martin- ique, she was taken to pier 15, at the foot of Joralemon street. Brooklyn, where will be loaded the relief stores. If work in putting them aboard pro- coeds as repidiy ou the ‘img th Dinte will get away by moon to-n row. Everything ts being done to has ten the departure Orders were received fro Washing ton to-day at the Navy-Yard to cease provisioning the cruiser Muffalo for her trip to the Philippisies, but instead hold her in readiness to proceed to the Weet if the d for her should arise Dare’ Gappites for 40,000, The Dixie will carry euMetent food le feed 0,00) persons for ten days le fore thie fod te exhausted other pup. | Plies will reach the devastated islands The New York Chamber of Commerce Hl meet at 1M tomorow take | fies for eending relief to the voleane| eullerers Ir of the aotion thet will Hien Veemidens bbor | rie K deseup hee offered the Govern of Martining to ke eapended immediately in purahasing food sulle Picmnanbly veanele to Compa THE WORLD: TUESDAY EVENING, MAY 13, 1902. O/TIEW NEARST PIERRT TAKEN BY CHAS TESTART SON OF VICE CONSUL STREET IN KINGSTOWN ST. VINCENT RUSHING ae TO. 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