The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-10-19

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- =. ale scnooi ior cnaioIen WIN
g held They win b taught how to make
s..sl, ~ e.lmenes ana sney wiii also Dc
s sstlu Win ens mssefiais necessary for
s 49, ~ 49, klndergarten WIZ Also %
ne,o nsre sof very young children.
vn ~ noor soove Wiii Dc library and
49,. iooms iuiiy equipped; boys club
IOo ciass-reom ana rooms for social
nee.lngs ana otner purposes. Just how
AT me matter OF instruction viii be carried
n M uo' oeen ruby determined upon as yet.
Proosoie. however, that the
common English branches, and
one OF Two speciaities, such Is
sssnokrapny ana typewriting will be
auenI On the fourth hoor will Be gym
nas'um iof tne use OF the men OF the mis-
sion It will Be supplied with all the
needed apparatus for healthful exercise,
and competent instructor will show
the workman with the stooping
sh0ulders how he can straighten and It
the same time strengthen his back: and
the puny. ill-fed, ill-paid and overworked
clerk will be introduced to an inexhausti-
BILE supply Of new health and strength.
The fifth door and al above will be devoted
to the use Of the clergy and the employees
of the house. No one will sleep on the
premises.
~ van b uthe aim Of the institution to
assist any deserving person in finding en-
ployment in the city. In the Workshop
IN the basement work Of some kind, not
saving wood, viii be given to the un-
skilled, but no provision has as yet been
made Tor giving immediate employment
to mechanics and skilled laborers
generally. Some method of assisting
them will no doubt BE- found. How far
the work viii be carried, or what new fea-
lures will be added ID Is yet uncertain.
Even the cost Of maintaining the institu.
ton il predetermined. and even the promot-
ers are unwilling to risk an estimate. With
Mr.. Vanderbilt behind it no better guar
antse Of the success Of the undertaking ID
necessary.
Inc pe'ace OF tne poor 10 Dus another
OF MI Corneiius vanderbilt's liberal char
itaDae oequests unoer the snin guise OF Inn
proving me conoluon OF sne people. ne
mas spent : IKE sum. or even more. IN
DuiidinE ano ntung up ciup ior the New
xofk Centrsi employees. az Madlson avenue
ana FoftS-sixtn street VI THIS club Mr..
Depew mas saao snat u Is the mostcompiete
OF iss kina IN the worid. ana ne ought to
Know. Inc family spent over $l.OoO.OoO on
the vanoeront university ana the college
2. rnys'casns mo SURGEON mrs. ELLIOTT
=. cnepafo gave szoO.uuo soward building
oeausiui nome Iof tne 1oung Womens
Cnfisusn Assocauon IN TINS city.
Oofnenus ssnoerohts gratuites DUR
ing year run up wen into the
nunofeos oi snoussnds. ana next 70 MIN
UeoFGs sanderoh. - SAID 20 De the most
liberal OF the family IL Is INSIDE the mark
20 say "a y tne ismhy gives away *oOOOu
IN cnarty every year. Inc Ms'ernity nos
pital. one OF the best equipped as well as
most needed OF the institutions. cost Mrs.
William u. Sloan, one OF the Vanderbilt
girls. not less than 10000. Mrs. Sloan's
other requests are also large Mrs. III.
Mex. Twombly. sister OF Mrs. Sloan, is
also exceedingly liberal In her charities.
She probably spends between $2o,oo and
$40.0 600 IN this way every year.
But the sanderonts are not the only
large glvers.
The kockefeliers are very Liberal. espe-
cially to institutions OF the Baptist denom-
nation Mr.. John D. Rockefeiier's recent
gift OF $isooo0U 70 estao.isn Baptist