The Iowa plain dealer. [volume] (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1867-1895, 1876-11-10

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samsnT Sl,OtO, Th~ rour sttsis m ,~ya
for tuition eIM. ~ slcc~ thc rich, fur
rssom s~nt. With cLnn, e21. Tor heard u
thu Memorial Hall Club, In which Ar~
many M The rich, - well - Ill cf thv
poor rtndents. eino te5 for thirty eight
wrsksl. The cssMl ~ his coal and RAs i
about essn. And III his rxt .looks. MT
se~s Than e20. These hvc items amount
~ ell2. without including either clothes.
washing, or travelling expcnser lie
provides furniture for his room. which
"a chum hearing halt Tho cxpensel costs
about so; hut room furnished II the
beginning Of Tho Frc~hman year requires
no specsal rcfnrnishing aftcrwasd. The
total annual expenses, therefore, of
Harvard ntudcnt. VI thr most rigorous
rcunoniy, cannot bc less than $4aO. anil
prulMhiy will amount 10 c5On.
The expenses ~ = wealthy Harvard
student may In thus c.timatsd: For
tuition, Sla,; for r0m rent. which y
Sl0n higher than at amy other collegr.
StOO, hut q room renting for this sum
II ono 0f tho best college rooms IN
America; for hoard a ~ week. SaO4:
for attending thcatcrs. concerto, surperr.
S%sss0s sa1 snskeWs tN1NA III stau VAlWss0U
of many Harvard man; for society fccs
and subscriptions, e4OO (thc initiation
foe to ono club. the Porcelain. IN &5UO);
for private servant, luxury which
about half the students enjoy, SN,
for horses, tl50: for coal and gas, S75.
and for books, SlO0. This total amount
of 1000 includes. however, the cost Il
neither clothes, waahing. travelling ~.
penscs, nor furniture. The coat of
furnishing college.room elegantly
IL hot ltns than $500, and may
amount ~ $1,000. Tho annual *.
penA.s. therefore, of an average
wealthy student amount 10 4!.5 too. A
few wealthy Stndnntx spend morc, many
l~Na; Tho limit on tho one sido hcing
~. GOO or "a UOt', aud OH the other el 600
or 3l,5O0.
What Ia true a. expenses At Harvard
applies nMtatis mu,anda. aud without
the mMtands being considerable, 10
Yale AMI other large city colleges. Most
neccksary cxpsnsc~, however, ara less nj
Yale than NJ Harvard. The extremes of
room rent Ara 425 aud 3l4D, nnd tuition
In sllD. Tho poor student can, uere-
forc, pasx year ut Yale for from $50 ~
800 leAM than at Harvard. To tho
wealthy AtM.l0nt, moreover, New Haven
does not present ~ favorable opporinni.
ties for spending money Ia attending
places ~ amusement ~ lSn~ton: hut the
societies NJ Yale arc more. xprnAive than
thu Harvard societies. IL the wealthy
student, therefore, aud lh. student uf
average means, TIM .xla nsea ii fonr
years nj Yale 10 not diifrr eason' ialy
from thr expenses Ut -four years ut Har
ward.
A Horrible Execution.
Jack Hill aud John Fullem we're hung.
at Way 4 IAnsling, N. j., yesterday. for
the murder ~ George Chiseled. One
minute before IL o'cl.rk, Sheriff Adams,
swinging \ huge, cleaning Ahipcarpen-
tcr's hrslAdax, brought Il down npon thu
tightly strained rope which upheld the
weight, nnd In tho inatAnt tho forms II
blll Ind FnllcDl aaCrn,l~l toward the
gallowr.bcam. Tho weight, only Ito
pounds over TIM weight " .he naen, WAS
inadequate 10 10 moro than raisa thcn.
II gave no such jerk ~ would have IN
snrel dislocAtion ot their nccks. They
went up rather gradually, Az tlies .l,d
10 u wAs AppAr ut IL every one that
somebody had blundcr,d. and TINT. m \
consequence, Young Fnllem waa about
70 experience tho moat horrible form of
this awful death. Tho knot Of tho hang.
mans noosc had bren 'nid too far for.
ward. aud turned the wrong way. =, thAt,
when tho strain cAIo upon II, inataad
vi tAntcning I'M Ter and behind his left
ear, II was pulled forward under hin chin;
and, instcAc 0t dying almost instAn.
tanconHly fran slislocAtion of the neck.
hr wss doomed to stranglo slowly. Al
most instantly hin hileous contortions
began. Hc writl,esl, atruGRlotl. bcut bin
body almost double, twiHt4d his hand.
cnlI.L hut unpiuioncd arms IL ono side
In nh instinchvc hut horribly vain III.
deAvor 10 clutch Il something, aud from
beneath hiA veil of velvet came sue
cNssion oi blD0d cnYtlling sounds. cloketl
cries, infinitely moro horrid 10 bear than
fteely.omittcd ahrisks Of asony could be,
Painting, gaAping, lighting vAinly for air,
battling madIy for life, he swung 10 nnd
iro, hia Elow.dying, half voin,l agony
seeming 10 blend with ana bccom0 part
Ut nature itself, In tho ovurpowcring IN.
tcnhisy of tho horror II inspired uradu.
ally his means and gurgling cries b.
cAmo fainter, his ntfuEgles icebler. Tho
monrnful whispers of tho dead oal
leave. overheard. In thu songhing M
tnmn wind, seemed bnt tho prolonRAlinl
of his amothcrcd ins fIcctnal appeals foI
mercy.
Hall dicd much moro easily. Til,
noO~u upon his neck was not - stiif II
that upon Fnncm'H, and had been bettsl
paced. After three minutes mnsculAI
agitation shook his body, aud wA. tol
lowed BY Z trcmor In about 3 minut,
moro then be gave no further aign o
suffering. --Ntse York Sun.
Color oe thA Eyes and HAIR oe PrussiaI
2s6eel ChlD1ren.
Tho Government uf plu ~ has coln
plstr,l curious inquiry. All thu chil
lrcn IN tchnl on certain ,lay, 1910,