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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07
Corsc,s and tho New Woman.

AT the National Council of Women,
which recently met in Washington. the
iaulos helu sort OF experience meeting,
with corsots Tor text 1t must have
been al impressive and thrilling mo.
ment when Miss Susan T. Anthony con.
fessed in public that, although she had
worn them for years. she did not ap.
provo OF them, nor had she known a
comfortable moment whom incased in
them.
am afraid Susan laced, laced tight
OF course she never knew n comfortable
moment in them. Women with such
swelling ambitions aud bubbling emo
tons could never DO made comfortable
III any known combination Of homo and
coutil. But one cannot help wondering
why such strong minded woman should
summit TO bondage she did not approve
of, when the throwing off of shackes is
just in her line.
In the oldcn times corsets were call.
ed stays, and it was the work of two
women to incaso ono waist. After the
rear iaoing was effected a kid covered
copper board was inserted between the
tortured flesh and the stay Manifestly
n woman stayed i'll tho machine after
once getting into it, But we have i'm
proved on all that, and now that the
photographers have pronounced tho
throat and the flesh tints OF Rachel Eos.
ter Avory the most beautiful that ever
came under tho camera, all tho women
will approve of reform dress Woman's
first duty is to bo beautiful, or mt least
Just as beautiful rs her own physical
limitations will admit of
From the corset to the revision of tho
l'ihlo is Il far cry, but none too far for
the audaoity of woman.
The new woman is restless creature.
who, having Slipped the old moorings, is
grasping out wildly in every direction
for fresh anchorage. When, however.
Sho undertakes to revise the Bible be-
cause some of tho present translations
do her sex full justice, she is stepping
into tho realm of impiousnoss. j can
nette ii. WalWorth.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07
STORIES OF THE DAY.
Had No Escape, So lie Just Let Bruin
Eat Him Up.

Speaking of accidents" said the
Boston man, ~ had most singular one
happen to me upon tho East Tennessee
road two weeks ago. I was III the rear
sleeper coming down the mountain when
it jumped the track and went down over
cliff So feet into the bed of n creek. "
Silence rcigned for the space Of fivo
seconds, till Il tall, quiet gentleman of
the name of Courtney leaned over to the
Boston man and mildly inquired, "Did
You say So feet?''
Eyes" said the man from Boston.
us that list?" said Mr.. Courtney.
mo! 1t is rot list" Numbered the
Boston man. "Tho car went down 81
feet and little girl had her arm broken
although did not get hurt myself "
My dear sir, said Courtney, Il
would not want you to think for mo.
ment that l doubted your word, and
speaking of the mountains reminds me
OF an adventure | had about five years
ago up in the Rockies There was par
ty of us out there from Chicago hunting
and fishing. We We're campcd on trout
stream away up i'll the Ute pass, and as
lwould rather fish than lug Il gun about
all day | made daily trips up the stream
Ono day | Went much farther than ever
before, and finally came to u pool that
lag between two high rocks To reach it
had to climb up the mountain sdo and
ont on IL shelf of rock that ovcrhuug tho
pool 20 feet below. | dropped my fly and
rs fast as it struck the water had n
Specklcd beauty on the end of my line.
But all at onco ! heard scratching on
the rock behind me, and on LOOKING,
around l saw big she grizzly bear com
ing for me with her mouth widc open
There was, without gnu, pistol or even
penh,ifo to defend myself with, and
sure death if jumped into the stream -
What did you do?" cried the Boston
man i'll great excitement
DO? What could | do? l lust sat
there and let the blankcd thing cat INC
up.
In the roar that followed the Boston
man took no part He looked across nj
Gourtney's placid face, in which there
vas not tho shadow of smile Then h,
aid his napkin on the table and sncakc,,
lut of tho room. Chicago Times Her
aid.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07
Tho New Woman In tho seboo,room

An undergraduate of woman's col
lese says that she notices n curious dis
tnctlon between the way the older wom-
en- teachers talk to the girls and that in
which the younger ones address them.
Tho former always imply that tho pupils
Will marry; the latter seldom seem to
take natrimony into their calculations
ct all. They plan their classes futures
Tor them as if there were no such thing
as the masculine gender in the world,
but the old time teachers, even if they
are spinsters themselves, are not so ad.
vanced as this. -Philadelphia Times.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07

Mrs DR. Annie Lennon Griffin has
introduced II new act at the Muncie the
alter that is being applauded all over the
city.
Thursday night at show she was
one OF small theater party of women
and she occupied seat No. 4 from the
aisle. The next two seats were occupied
by well dressed but very nervy Young
men. AS soon as tho curtain dropped
after the first act the two men requested
that the ladies arise and let them ont
Mrs. Griffin politely informed them
that she would not get up for them.
Both remained standing and finally ap-
pealed to tho house policeman, who call
ed Manager Wysor. He stated that the
seat occupied by the woman belonged to
her, and she could do as she liked FL
nally the men We're compelled to sit
down, and the house fairly shook with
applause made by the audience, who had
become acquainted with the trouble.
Mrs. Griffin will he given medal by
other Muncie women who arc calling in
person and extending their congratula-
tIons. indianapolis Journal.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07

1t was the ncanest trick ever played
on the streets of New Orleans. Ther,
was no hunor i'll il, no fun. Simply
piece OF aSininity such rs men Of vcl
ordinary and grovoling habit of min
love to indulge in.
These were the circumstances 1t WA
high noon on Canal street. and all H.
city was ont i'll gala attire. Through IL,
midst of the crowd that thronged alou:
Canal street passed the tall and prou,
form of ono of New Orleans most di,
tinguishcd beaux. With his eyes on I'll
passing show, the beau took no motto,
of who walked by his side.
Now, it Just so happened that part
of darkies were ont for a promenade &.
Canal street They wero female darkic
country female darllies, gaudily attire.
Ill red and blue, with fat, savage faces.
black rs the inside OF Il crow. 1t furtha,
Just so happened that these darkies ir
making their way along Canal stree.
walked immediately by the side of the
well known and popular beau OF course
he didn't notice it, or if he did no
tice 1t he was contemptuously unnind.
any one should think he was walking
with the country negrcsses dressed in
red and blue
1hen the mean man came along and
perpehated the mean trick. 1t was a
very simple trick, 4 very grave trick,
and didn't take n half second to exc.
cute. AS the mean man approached the
well known beau he glanced at him and
then glanced at tho array of darkies
Then he smiled graciously and took oil
his hat tremendously. With the spon
tanoous good breeding of true, well
known and popular beau, the well
known and popular beau thus saluted re.
turned the salute, and half dozen ladies
who were passing by ut the time looked
at HIM wonderingly and then foigned
TO see something the other way.
1t was really very mean trick. and
ms has been intimated, utterly without
humor. At all events, that's what the
well known and popular beau most en-
phatlcally declares New Orleans
Times Democrat.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07
Row British onicer Spent His Leave.

AS an indication Of tho eagerness
which has been shown to take part i'll
the Chitral campaigns and to explore
the almost unknown country through
which the expedition is to advance the
following incident may be given: A dis
tinguished officer, whose regiment was
not upon the list for the Chiral expedi-
ton, applied for short leave of alb
sence. He then went to see the COM
Dandant of another regiment more for
tunate than his own and obtained his
sanction to serve in the ranks of his reg
inent. He made the necessary change
in uniform, took his share Of the toll
come marches and hard camping and
Fought with all volunteers enthusiasm
through the action in the Malakand pass.
He staid with the brigade until the sum
init OF the pass was reached, and then
hurried back TO Peshawur, his leave then
being on the point of expiration Pail
Mall Gazette.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07

~ WalStc0at like George Washing
tons, blazer ard train
That Spriggins knew had once be-
longed 10 his departed Jane!
llcsank upon his Bonded knees, with
terror quite unmanned;
1t stood upon its one large foot, and
waved its biggest hand,
And spalic: Unhappy man. :" it said.
for this have we been burned?
For this have we been kept here
long, so carefully imrncd?
Oh see, upon this sacred shelf what
dire confusion reigns!
Wretch! What have you been doing
with your ancestors remains?
You listen to your fathers voice, but
thanks. ! fear, to you,
1t is your Uncle Solomon whose
mouth it's speaking through!
Oh tell me who or what am, and
how long I've been dead;
And tell me if I've got my own or
some one clse's head;
don't belong to any special period
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07
Sacrificing the Shawl

The once fashionable and still valua.
bic cashmere shawls of our grandmoth-
ers' time are being sacrificed to the scis.
sors at last and made into sleeves, bod.
ices and bias folds, appearing with
black or with dull red brocade silk for
very rich afternoon gowns for elderly
WomGA
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07

Am my Aunt Kizdh, olam your brother
SprgginS-Ebenezer fool hrash
how could ashes hash?'
Thus ending, with mingled wall Of misery and rage,
That awful vision
While ghosty groaning issued
But old
AND now those mingled embers meath
ana sprlgglns and his family will be buried when
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07
Is She Going to Re Marriedo

1t is reported that we'll known com
&c opera singer is about to take steps
preparatory to having another divorce
suit. Chicago Record.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07
Making 1t Easier to Lo.s.

In o new poker deck the number of
cards is to be increased to go. Can't
nan lose enough money with the old
sanka--New York World.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07
This Store is Playing for Keeps!
ONCE 4 CUSTDQERl GUaYS 4 CUSTOMER!

hadea Night Gowns cambria dainty
Of
Waists
mnrvelously cheap these. -
Waists
BLACK storm Serge, yard award. ~
New SIX and WOOL Dress Goods wide
Men Black Balbriggan
ms qualy we be1eve be had ewherebe
la"es Beached Ribbed Vests special
Pink, Blue, Black, White ests uresk5 each
Etefched Real Lisle Thread Vests, usual
Ogandy
White Check Muslin White Victoria Lawn
Chus Fine Ribbed Hose
Printed organdy French, really
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07

iTG III NJ va
The scions Of this honorcd line, all by loon
Might just well have
was sad but Johnny yielding thoughts of gloom
Brought up chair to stand and md broom
And soon that little very very clearly swept
And urns and ashes all put back kent
o never never would suspect what that cost,
ana that IN that act each Spriggins identity
That night alas! Pa Spggins a solemn frame of mind
EetooN himself to that he
And he shut the door him
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07
TIL COMPOSITE GHOST.
BY Mariop Coutbouy Sn7itIo.
lcoPYRIGHT. 1851

They were placedon exhibition in imposing
All who'd borne the of Spriggns
From old Anrnm who in the Pilgrim Fathers
70 the late lamened Jane for whom family still
They stood hardwood shelf,
Not disposed, Ibcg to grim offensive
n row o terrible and tall,
Nor gry o collins piled along the
You n skull, stumbled on bone
fran II ling there aone;
There nothing
Which held their sealed
Like CHASTITY kind of JAM supernatural
You suspect that in those
The entire Spriggn could peacefully
T plan thus n
To condensed a II kecpth lin
For if travel, why, wherever mny
You simply family
You have the whole collection by Ptrsos express
and stress.
Il IT,
10 n an urnu pon shelf
There rested all the Sprggins tribe
which hadd
And SpriEgins, oftcnw
Beside shelf he davh sleep
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07

One fatal afternoon it chanceu that
Sprlggins' youngest son,
Whose un-Christian age was seven, and
whose Christian name was John,
Obtained the key to that small room,
and found that sacred store
OF the ashes of his fathers, which he
nc'er had seen before.
This Johnny was q clever boy, much
given to research,
His very nose turned up, with inter
rogntory perch;
His head-cycuse the slang-wus very
level, you'll surmise,
But twas level where his bump of ven
Grafton ought to rise
lie knew they were his relatives, with
in those vases packed,
But he didn't carc button for that
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07

And, worst of all, fragment of
the late lamcnted Jane
Had lodged beneath his eyelid, and
was causing dreadful pain!
But John had lots of courage, and
he didn't stop to cry,
Not even with the ashes of his sis
ter in his eye;
He only gaspcd, and quickly rose,
and ruefully surveyed
The ruin and confusion that his
luclsless fall had made.
lie could sweep up all the ashes,
but things never could be fixed,
For the worthy house of Spriggins
was incxtricably mixeal
such a stirring up would stagger
e'en the very stoutest brain;
Why, You couldn't tell old Anram
from the late lamcnted Jane.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07

While appropriate reflections chased
each other through his pate;
For he loved to pensively recount the
treasures of the past,
And wondered constantly how long the
family would last.
The place was dark and gloomy--he was
shut up there alone,
When snddenly-his hair stood up!-hc
heard a hollow groan!
The cover of the largest urn rose up n
little way,
a mist came forth, which altered to a
figure dim and gray.
1t rose UP from the ashes, like the Phoe-
nix known of old,
But such an awful bird as this the an
clients never told.
1t bore distant likeness to the figure
of man,
But picture such a nondescript, L know
| never can.
1t hnd gray old head upon the shout
dcrs of child;
One eye was small and wicked, and the
other large and wild.
Its hands, its feet, it's teeth, its ears,
solemnly declare,
nat matched to make pair!
le other hurc and fiat
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07

You couldn't pick out two of them to make pa
one 1907 was slim and dainty and the
And III had voman's vic
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1895-05-07

All he wanted reach those take them dow
Ala the shelf several feet above CROWN
There came sudden avalanche, and fiat he
lie lay sprinkcd with the ashes OF or
A portion OF his grandpa ran in torrents neck
nd round hin all his peck
lie had Pilgrim Fathers in his tricng round his toes
ne aa sndma IN his hair and he had cousins in his nose
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Auf frtfher Chat ertappt.
Drei iuaenoIide Stra6enrduber oinefef ees
madt. = poIi5ift WrobIewsfi's gutter
fang.

0ie gplt3et1tottpn an Der 6alftsb uno
MattIon @trabe be6erbergt gegenpdriig Elm
iugenbli9es &dubertrio, benz es 0Onnersz
tag Ra4t qelang, 3tpet 94anbtpirt6e gu
~brauben, unb bas bur9 etnen retne!t 3Iz
faa gerobe babel ertappt puroe, uts IS ben
brttten Wirtb bur9 b~orgebaltene &eoolber
ba5u beranlaffen pollte, feline Sage5etn@
na6me aus3ulefern.
9te 8erbafteten, bic fi9 @laub MaD,
2ebts Sling unb gilbert Srumblep nennen
unb bic i'm Mlter BON 18 Bis 81 Sa6ren 1te>
ber. brangen ge9en balb II u6r in oiel3trtbz
I9aft bon Srant &ei9tag an Der Gde Der
So. unb 2oomis StraBe Elm unb 5pongen
&eibtag, inbem fe INN bret ReDoloer Dor
ods @ei9t bielten, tbnen ben Sn9alt feiner
&ufe, beitebenb in So, ausauliefern.
Na9bem lie 6ter i6ren 3ped errei6t bat
ten, ~tatteten 1is Der Wirt6f9aft bon S.
MH6fufb, @de Der 81. unb WooO StraBe,
etnen 8e1u9 ab unb 3ipangen audi bier ben
8trt6, ftb rubig gu Der6alten, tpd5renb ite
Die Safe Dur9fu4ten. Gum Slid batte
MiI6tpf6's @attin Das @elo bereits noG) Der
ii6er Der @irtb19oft liegenben Wobnung
m~itgenommen, 80 baB bic StrOl4e ii4 nit
elmer &ifte @tgarren unb etntgen podeten@tz
g~aretten begniigen m1Bten.
Son bier febten fe i6ren geute5ug fort,
unb tparen gerabe babel, ben Wtrt9 Sobn
0t6p, bef1en 2otal ii9 an Der Gde Der 80.
StraBe unb Nibtarb @pe, 6eftn6et, auso1.
rau6en, aGs Der poli5tt Sofepb Wrobleipstt
bas Qofal betrdt.
0eit einem 8Gtd ii6eriob er bic Situation,
ao3 feinen &ebolber urtb rief ben erf9rodenen
StrOl9en gu, ii9 ru9ig gu Derbalten. Der
@irt6 fabte tnfolge Der 10 uroerbofft er9ai@
teren 9iffe au6 Mutb unb I'M geu tparen ore
Strolde enttpaffnet utub atf benz Wege nd@
Der Poliaeiitatton.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
apsd1emtid1e autsoss 8taats- 9ethata. a1tttruod1, 6. a1ouetaber 1895.

in Safe @eneba, unb profeKor Salisbury
BON Der ,@bieago l1niberfitb" MUIR
ben er1u9t, ben @runb Oes @rbbebens gu
ertlGren, fie berIi9erten aber, oariiber fein
.befinitibes urtbeil abgeben gu t0nnen, SIS
lit offen6ar irgenb etipas in Dem Snneren
Der .Groe in 8epegung gerat9en, oas. 1T
Nles, mas i6 bariiber Ia9en fam" gdbpros
fef1or Sbbings an, Sb ienes @tpas DGm@
pfc, Safe, glibenbe Ma1en, feite Mafen
pber @d1ermafer gepeien fein mOgen, barr
iiber poGten li4 bic 9erren p~orldufig nod
fem nrt6eil erfa1ben. Sic moaen ert gu
srmttteln Iuden, tpel9es bas Centrum Der
@rberf9iitterung mar, Diellet9t baB ibren
Speculationen Damn babur9 eine beitiHnte
Gi9tung gegeben ptro.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
2Inoemeiner maaren1narFt.

gut ter. - gefe Creamery 22@-; /. auatttat
1921; g., l4@17; befte nadbgemabte Is; bette
9aIrp 1903; !. Aualitdt 14016; q. 9H@11.
8pbneu- Bette ugtaDp" $l.2O01.22, quite $1.05
LIS. bette uMieOiums" $l.200-, gerIuss AualItdt
95c-1.00.
SefIi - Surteps, 5enuen 7hc, Sibner ehc,
Sdbne 4H@5c. Gprtu9=gbideus bas 8fuub 5000,
@uten 9@9Ac bas8fuub. @dnie S. 90 bas 9nBb.
81 e-gIod 8aB, bas Bfb. 11@l2:, 8tfe 606h:.
8idereI 405i Buffalo 1h02c 9euti6e Rarpfeu D
2hc,
Gter. 6ous friI9e 1876.
@epf e( - 9as SaB 75e@$1.25.
gaeiutr au b rs 9funbsa6rbe 15@15Kc.
gamonen - Bette 75c@$l.00, ntbt 10 cute 35Os0.
Ctr en- - Bette Auolitdt 81. be Rita
Giru en- - MtdIgan. 90 9fuub 81. rs.
Sart nFf I'm. 8urbauts 1925 Sebrons 800
23e, Stole 18@22c, @eerleB 19022c, Wtireb 17021s.
@prtt -$1.22.
@urte n 40-50c bos GuB.
mtebeIn- 23-30c 9uI1et.
MetBframt - 9teues So. 5004 90 o13 SunSert.
Spmoten - Sus Wttiiiiiippt 25-27c bas 8ui6.
@elbe &Hben- 25@50e oas SSaB.
8Inmeutobl- 75r@s1.7 10 b. 9sa.
GeIerp- 2c b. 9Bo.
Meerrettt9- 1908 b. saB.
@atat- 35050cb b. SaBfen'
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
sotaG $7,425,OOO
6efabren oes Rduberbanomerfs.
DER Strolde fnoen in anorew 1euther's
mirthfbaft an Ger meftern 2Ipe. ihr
vmaterloo".

On ben unre9ten fam Elm &~Guberquartett,
bas Montag Morgen ben @9anfpirtb Mnz
brep &eutber, befen @irt6f9aft it9 i'm
6auTe No. 1902 @eitern Mbenue befinbet,
berauben polIte. Heutber f9lug ndmGi9 Die
bret 9trol9e in bic 6lu9t unb berm0belte
ben Dierten berart, baB ber1elbe, als Elm
Polt5tit %etntraf beftnnungslos am 8oben
lag. .
&uro Dor 6 u6r geitern fritz tdmen bier
@trol9e in einem 8uggp Dor bic @irtbz
f9aft Geutbers borgefa6ren unb foroerten
&eutber unb feline Satin, bic auein in Der
Wirt6f6aft anneienb naren, nit porgebal=
terem ReDolDer auf, ft6 rubig gu ber6alten.
Stat aQer NntpDrt begann sSSrau Geutber
aus 2eibesfrdften INN 6iilfe gu rufen,
nd6renb Heutber nit Ietnem S9ieBeifen auf
Die Strolbe etnorang. Orei Der 0aQunfen
ergriffen Iofort Die Slu9t unb ranrten bier
BEL 6rau &eutber UNI, 10 baB biefel6e in
Die @lostbiir fiel unb ii6 ttefe @9nittpun=
ben am 6alfe Suaog.
Den pierten Strol6 bearbeitete gfeuther
berart nit feinem ReOolber, Der fih aum
ShieBen als unoerpenbbar eripiss, 6a Der
9u6n ii3 niht Fpannen GieB, baB Der @au=
ner ~befinrungslos am 8oben lag, als sSrau
&eut6er nit Dem PoIiaiIten s. 8. Murpbr
bonn Gentralz9 Detail, Der qeraDe auF BEN
9eimApege begriffen mar, a1s i'm bic aug
i6ren Munben am 9dlie Itart blutenbe sSrau
truf, 5uriidfe6rte. Murp6p REF ben gafrol=
ndgen 6erbei, uno Der Gduber, Der fth Gof
Burns %ndnnte, purbe er1t na6 benz gountnz
9ofpttale gebra9t unb bann, nabbem i'm
feline Wunoen Derbunben por1en pqren
mad Der Po[i5etitatipn an Der 35, uno 6qlz
ftebitraBe geI9ufft.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1895-11-06
Weitere %$5,ooo,ooo
meroen Der Gbicaooer uuiperftdt pom .Sohn
.. Rockefeller 3ueewanot.

6err eSSo6n .. 3odefeler, Der Multiz
MiGiondr unb Betroleumt0nig, tpel4er Del
g6icagper uniberfitGt bon 1889 bis 1894
bereits na9 urb na9 $4,425,00 5ugeipaaot
bate, bat pteoerum eine neue grobe Sttfa
tung gema9t, uno 3tpar cine, Die ale Dorz
6ergebenben @in5elItiftungen in ben S9atten
ftelt; er fat ndmli9, tpie am Samstdg oft
cieG betannt sema9t puroe, peitere
100000 ge19entt, bapon cine Mtiaion
Dollars be%bingun9slps un0 tpeitere 5tDei
MiGionen unter Der 8%ebtngung, baB Elm gleiz
9er 8etrag Bis 1900 BON Der untperftdt
aufgebra9t perben ntrb. Ser 8rtef, in
Dem 9err RodefeIer bic S@entung anaeigt,
lautet tpie folgt:
go. 26 8rabpap, Seem Dort,
October 3d., 1895.
Mn bic Sruftees Der g6icagper 1niberiitGt,
9errn S. %. @oooipeeo, Secretdr!
Meine 9erren!
Sd tperbe our peiteren Mustattung Der
ltniberittGt am 1. Sanuar 1896 100000
in 8aar ober in guten 3tnstrdgenoen Yaptez
rem, gu ibrem Wtarttpert6e bere4net, bei>
1teuern.
Sd perbe auBerbem mod gu 1niDerittdts@
otpeden, FOLDER Dirt, tpte i@ ie be3ei9nen
perbe, neitere 100000 FIFTEEN, entpsber
in 8aar ober in guten 3ins~tragenben Sefuz
ritGten, gu i6rem Marttpert6e bere9net,
porausgeIeBt, baB Nnbere in 8uar ooer in
entipre9enben Mequtbalenten cine glei9e
Summe aufbrtngen.
0ieie leBtere 3uit9erung ptr6 tn0e1en
nun unb nf9tig, fails nt9t Biz gum l. Saz
nuar 1900, ME oben an9egeben, bic glei9e
5umme aufgebra9t por6en lit.
M9tungsboI S6r
eeSobn .. &odefeler.
Oie &odefeller'f9e S9entung 1T in Solge
BON DISAPPOINTMENT, bic 6err Gates, Der dls
@ertreter BON 6errn 8odefeler por bret 500
1en bier mar, nit ben 1niberiitdtszSrutees
unb z8eb0rben bate, gu Stunoe gefommen.
IS nurbe 6errn Safes bamals geIagt, oaB
bic @6icagoer 1niberiitdt, faIs 1te bas iperz
ben tpple, mas Iie nirfli9 fem iplte, nod
peitere $5,OoO,OO0 gu ibrer 8erfisung Aaz
ben mi1Ie, bqmit ale 9epartements, bic gu
einem completen notwithstanding gebD>
rem, gei6affen perben f0nnten. 9err Safes
bDrte bic Mrgumente an, fonnte aber ni6ts
pCI PLtuICI+ VI hCTItC puHl WV NtS4p Gp~~
aurid unb bate 8efpre9ungen nit 9errn
RDdeFeIer. 9as Gefultat, iiber bas auBer
6errn Safes Bis Sumstag Niemanb Be-
itimmtes puBte, mar, baB Rodefeaer fi4
bereit erfldrte, etne MiQipn Dollars beotnz
gungslos gu geben, unb peitere 100000,
fans Der glei9e 8etrug bon @nberen aufgez
6ra9t piirbe.
6err @opbfpeeb, Der @ecretdr bes Sruieez
ratbes, glaubt beiimmt, baB big gum 1. Saz
n11ar 1900, refpectipe friiber, bic notbipenbtz
gen 100000 aufgebra9t peroen, 10 baB
bunn mtt6in bic nptbpenoigen 5 Miaionen
DoG aufgebrabt perben,
Ser nniberitdtsratb bat Elm aug ben Ser
rem prdiibent %. st, 9arper unb Martin u.
&berIon deficiencies Gomite %ernannt, nm
6errn aodefeler officieG ben 9ant Der Sruz
tees fir Ietn groBmiit9iges Gef9ent aus5u=
fpre9en,
Die @e{ummtz9 ptationen BON &odefeler
fir bic @bicagOer l1niOerittGt erseben ii9 aus
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