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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-27
NO FEDERAL STEEL INJUNCTION.
Kerns. Who Brought tho Bill, Has II Dis
missed on His Own Motion.

Kerns. Who Brought the Bill, Has It Dis
missed on His Own Motion.
TRENTON. June 26.-Vice Chancellor Grey
at Camden to-day dismissed the bill OF Kerns
and others to restrain the. Federal Steel Com
rany from paying any dividend on common
stock before Jan. t. 1900. The bill vas dis
missed without prejudice on motion OF Henry
I. Budd. counsel for:Kerns and tho other pre-
ferred stockholders who instituted tho suit
Kerns bought twenty-five shares OF Federal
Steel preferrsd and got temporary injunc-
ton on Monday OF last week restraining, the
payment Of dividend upon the commonIstock.
This proceeding resulted in a decline on the
New York Stock Exchange in Federal Steel
common. Kerns act forth In his bill Of com
plant practically that under the charter OF the
company the dividends for the year on the pre-
ferred stock must be paid before any dividend
could be paid on tho common. In this inter
lolntion o. the charter he ran counter to the
GeneRal opinion IN Wall street. The dividends
| on the prete FRED for the year had been earned
and set aside to be paid when due before any
dividend on the com mon was declared.
Vice Chancellor Reed had set July 3 for the
| Federal steel Company to show cause why a
! permanent Injunction should not be issued re-
| straining the payment of any dividends on the
| common stock until after tho Gloss OF tho year
| The directors Of the American Steel and Wire
| Company on Friday last decided In view OF
! the pending litigation against the Federal
! Steel COMPANY. not to declare any dividend
| upon the common stock Of tina. company.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-27
Special alotires.

A.-DIsEAsES OF woMEN-Dr. BLINN ut West
+ath .. NEAR broadway. EHto'd 1ssSs Hours. 1913.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-27
Sues THE NAV VINO BEAT ms WEE

old BOOKS. MAGAZINES. 1steditions. rosters. book
OplGtss. Any book You want PRATT. 1871 6th av.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-27
OUTGOING sTRANsHIPs

IkIH rJIEEI5N TVuF"'
So Brooklyn City, from Swansea for New York.
S. Advance, from Colon for New York.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-27

SAILED FROM FOREIGN Pc,

SIS Edam. from New York for Amsterdam. passed
the Lizard.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-27

$50 Broad way, cor. Leonard.
500 Broadway, cor. Prince,
ThiEty,BecoAd and BEoadHaN
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For later arrivals see First Page.l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-28
Son Q! an Ohio Merchant Cured OF Chronic
Diarrhue2

My son has been troubled for years
with chronic diarrhoea. Sometime ago
persuaded him to take some Of
Chamberlains Collie, Cholera and Diar-
rhoea Remedy. After using two bot
ties Of the 25-cent size he was cured.
give this testimonial, hoping some
one similarly afflicted may read it and
he Observation-Disclosures c. Bower, Glen
c9e, Q. For sale by Jno. Coughlin. ~
Water ST., druggist.
tu.th sat
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-28
TIE CLERKS HAPPY.
Weary 6oacs ard Aching Heads Re-
su!ting from Christmas,
Augustus Trade Was unprccefcrt.y Large
Now ii Seem, Ike Sunday.


Christmas, l>'H he's come ana gone
he very same thing that has happened
~ many 4 mans money id connection
win I'll" festival. ID WAS a Christmas
that uill hr u mcmurIilc enc on He-
co"H.t WA ita having been one VI th"
most joyful in history. The presents
that have been purchased. this year,
would have made people look liz won
d.r, two years a-r. Aren't In" clerks
in Tho stores .,iId il is ovyr2 Wen.
jus. ask thrn. Ri is un Ri a-aut tas,
to @urN nom n. NJ. tp l9 m III fnr n
week cr more. ANA ou Saturday rs
work even later The r..e' and thr en-
ttrr system rebels against such treat
.nent. ana W. for the h,aG. u..I. IT is
simply p.rnI,xira. and that is enough
tu e..v about il.
.>-..,. d,.,., Iu,,,.. ,.i,.. | ,-.rt
D.. ,,ua'' would :sk the ,1-t,nl... VIII.
,..iifI o,.t.I tba 1tnr. Iuet as th..,uh
y, ,l.,i- j,prw tb.. ,,;4u.s uf ,.yrrvnn.
TN. clerks u.uaIjy bav. t,.ull.s IF
tb.ir ,.,yp ,,ftb.rtt ae.if.,iir.. ,..ep.,rlei-
I,fIiri..s wv ntr.rs Iu.f mini, ,-a,t 1,.-
III. ,,bn .bav. r.t I..p ,Irrls Lav. n.r-
I.,..-,.d Won y,,.,.. o,..r IN. rur,.b:.,. Of
,,....,+. r., ,.,,,,. 1i++r. ,f,.lf... I'M f.,,.-
HI, r.i,,d. ,rbinr- .,r tbo riah,. ,-,,
I,..,., I,i,, ,,,.,I.. far ,,n,,,.. tt,i,l-i,,o.
,t.., It'll, ,,....,1I ,,,,r.ba... r.,. thi. Hin
,+,at n,. ,rI thioI. III III. b,-,,.. ,--.,
r.,, ,,.,,,.1.,.,l .,f.,,l...1,. .,b,.,. .,,,,,.,
M, t1,i,,.- .5i.,.1,,...I M. I'M. ,,,.rt,,,,ts
mink of Viii these things aul uf TILL
terrible brain WEAVING time You had III
deciding upon some one thing for each
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-28

the farmers Of the State VINO are raisers
OF poultry. ! would advise them to raise
something besides Plymouth Rocks if they
| would nave Tie deptedati1ns on them by-
| hen-haWks lessened These Plymouth
hccks are the nearest 70 the color Of par
ridges 81 any hen living ana we know
the ruhcd grouse IS the first object of
prey Of the hawks. | have tried The ex-
pertinent and have found it to work
wen W men | h&d Plymouth Rocks the
| 'l'WkS bothered me Immensely but now I
nave changed to White I.eghorns ana
hfaAm1a ana | find the hawks very sel-
u"m touch one Of the white hens or
chickens. Foxes though arc as BAD on
one a. On anuther.'
'oi1imisSioEer Carleton says that of all
| the sections ot the State If Maine he has
visited ne has found 10 pace where Thu
loNes are 50 thick as Up in Aroostook.
rs .Ilhe ioiIoWinS companies, Wednes-
gay, flied certificates of incorporation:
the Sultan Mining, Smelling ana Pow
| 81 'unpdh+ organized ut AlytlStl Tor tn,.
"ii,ost n mining vita Sl.Uvu.uu0 Cauital
| stock. OF which nothing is naid III ,Ti.
@ihcers ere: President. &. i. RrouiIIet a.
! Boston. Mass; treasurer. 4. {, i;nr1,.t +
! III huEtnl Mass. Certificate approved
/ Dec. =. 1899. 'Pi'' mn III
| The Mount Desert Block Company or
| SaHi1:zed II Far liarh'r for the purpose. Of
l ueaIlhS ~ real estate. with $40 uUu cIn;taI
! iSers ary: President. H. l.. Drasy IF Eir
! iiafbnE. sc; treasurer. T. G. LYMAN If
/ E'T idrbar. Mc. Certificate approved.
IT, T4 .,..I F; +. Blake Company organized Il
/ J ltiand tor the purpose 81 Rauurl,fIIr.
/ las safes with $4,000 capital .tr,.,, III
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-28

.-.,naanr v. v. sIeTE07 W.
superinte" ,"1av to attend the Maine
to Bangor !, 'G snrjrty Something's. II h's
Fed' .(sntr returned from his I''''' y
pH' -,,..i, PenESy lNdnlel'
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-28

This manner of procedure can b.
carried on the first year Of a Councils
tarr. i Lcstslaturs i assemble hi IN" and
ever remains Of any appropriation IN
irrsrtm~"t ar Of any y sp,,ia [''a appr"-
Y. ~a-".y Dc y @a "a 5oo%n t ~t' Il
'..@ IN" business outside this
y ,..nI.s TIT H Mi1 4 q, r II Y g%r5-
The conn~H has quite IIt,Ia nu-inrss
d.at .I i mr.. All. rga .., il executive
a"Tcrn'r Powers may wait ana get
. aivI." H.f'r- sr'tlins tha Lincoln
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-12-28

Now is q good time % step into 4.
y. Wards ana examine that new
Rochester radiator attachment for
stove pipes. It is said to economic
fuel WONDERFULLY.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

BgnHres. While concealed Ia sAe bash
waixnx fer s&snr@e wa aw tA0 lead
sDsEsa carried dogu "a the waters edge
ON a hAnaesse stmscser. aTsl 5aNi~srs from
TIE .ssrs 90 crowd taAf azzz assembled wc
wessi aeeas 90 wTtsssss n suffice TIE
body Was covered over wssA = xre<rs six
rohe-~s~r SO WIS alSa-xsass Rg&hr1is--
sud pkaesSs ea Essie at rsssaa1S sandal
wssoes logs Tsssn the escth was renewed
towsr4 IRE JuEnna. Sax logs were laid
On THE body. ard AL was ready Tor tie
ssdow.
Lad By n relative Rance walked slowly
down. ss.e hank 70 play her tragic part Ia
Tire ceremony. covered eth a Rowing rssnSs
81 waite a ssahrsGn priest stcca 81 tho
head 90 ire ssoay--tee score is before no
Row as IL * we're sas yeSserxaay--aad -
directed the PROCEEDINGS in The coolest
raanssy EsssSiasss Taking tho rod present.
ed hsa ay tae fsraArnln In her right har1i.
RAglss~e walked three times around sae fster
and waved e over her aesad- Tho Rraa-
min next handed her a tprrh. which.
tAnus.ss ta al appearance not lighted. ccss-
tanned n spark ~ aee wlthsn- Very sson
the waving Il tia s0rcss .-sggfss 8 current
ard snisesa caaIa NOT see IRIS girf's
face asi thts ssssse. bur ! could see that
her farm Shock ike an aspen leaf
.-Ta. RraAss.sn now. amid pFofnund ST.
leacy having ordered her 10 apply tia
torch Rance advanced toward sne ,ssia
with totterinS STEPS. and Ia . fnssEneas tire
1ssss was Ahsaxe. New caras Rzna.rs tirna
se sacrifice herself. to f-rtsa then ard
there Ia tho fierce flares that wvr. al
ready stretching osat their tongues toward
her t.t<nsy robe.
she heslsatesa. she srsmaied. ard ny
command Of the priest two msn were
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

rs in}erssng ard by applying 70 she surface.
TIE rhanrss IF gsfF serving beef cl.nssrasiy
or otherwise treasesf ia sae srepscs IN 8
efassns mnaeh has neger been solsess. II
WAS calculated hnwesrv sssat rnsas sest 10
Cs3ha ard Porto Rico wnais ha weii pre-
serted oE sh picard, through cod storage
aud Iitat II wnsla - eaten airssoss Within
a few spawu after taken cut OF tae Cargo
Tatt~. s3~s3er. was TN error A IA weH
kGasn. Basny o. tse transports 1ers ss@-
sayea ~r Santiago. fer example iss sesa.
Esratsfe which wAs very nigh. converting
ire ytssssl hoEss srso pot renrsv. sxfegsf In .
few instances mssFFs Refrigeration had been
pT@s5dseI AsE%r bssrE kept In sacfa tsrn-
n+ratuTm sss1 Inc s.leas confinement OF fae
held. x w8s ne small ~enSsr thas ste meat.
literally pasriT. an1 thai IRE canned href
MAS 81 as hsA sefstlssca h NOT wsY*e Even
tire trip fsafn tks As1mHtse ssaFsus4~ 10 ere
Cuban paris ~ @eas8 esse@ Required tAres sr
Swar s5axs 5isYtAg which sha Thermometer
IN saa gesssts registered sas ahure the sassa-
fFs%F hs#k - tSse tmssest Ssass@ gsxsfase.
auerziy. IRE arecsss os pasrssaest1a wsa
xerT Ts1a sad A&esrFtA wess M afssfhs
present rs large aEaaslsie@ ia sssas ~as Of
Jared ssesa FOR asss ssssy fsae na@n hzfi sl~o
ss4s ef3sse*ea Ins sxsssYtezscn ~ tsa. FsEeIssn
seeezrnsTesxs #es@ws8 nn*e Taught asr can q
sess n la shs fa,Egsg ~ s4nassg s@es 70 ssch
a eNmsafe as sas A1~s frssls~ sxreps saor-
sss srss3 ffsss n - ~ss8sTs ssas the Sd
nasrsssf#sigsn relied sesa fsseh sEtsof faS sap
ssGssss safe gsssas eses at fsesef satiem.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
SAV[DH[RfR)M THE SUIT[E.
of Iows When q Gallant pfsr~r
Disoh~yea Orders tc save Her

Mrs gs-ssie TAirns. a warsaz sse.vsea -
ard :, arrived Ia cAicaSe recently from
India. via Yokohama and san Francisco,
with her husband. Mrs. I~aarass husband
= "a E~2srssaan from Lahore, aEsi cAras-
ys&n, bar the woman Is a starra HsFaIoo.
aAe refuses 70 b. converted. and has
brought with her Srcrn her Fasis- IsssEares
copper sgataefta % The exsss4ess Shssa.
" AscA she woTsaiss Al ieisare while her
husband may be attending services ~ tke
Nearest Episcopal Church They tolerate
eAetl other ard live happily together with
their snres neautifuf daughters. two of
whom are 81 their fathers creed. while
1fse third. the Youngest. - . tsevuat wor-
sssipSv ~ SILVA aaG lsanssessz.
Mrs 1~alrcs has a history that Is most
Interesting. fer ssxe was alaut 80 s->enase
n victim - tas3 terrible suffice Of her caste
wrfss'n rescued - The nlan who afser1aTd
became hsr husband As is the eostem
IN India RaEus@ Ahud. while ssfsi n ted
ding Casla. was ashancszl 20 the son OF
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

The preservation q rHef ana ether meat
ln a fresh ss8te sor government ssse ara Ter
commercial purposes aaN beer q Ssihsesst 81
Interest - serefwn chemists for suQmy years
SAYS - Avn Wasey N the Tadefs~nfersf
TAe eaYaaiyx ~ Great Britain. fuf Instance
rssusya gafssaarS - re stationed a. AL
points en- tne EfoEse fran ths far north 20
Ysarss under fhe agzatar. To fnsftwA pFs~
served feed SHeh as hees AMI m1tt0a. n
quantities 20 isass xaET2<ssgs. has Induced
the f,ngffSa government - expena large
SUMS ~ snansy in deter n.n.ag the beef
fgsgsEs&eH
Specimens * fesh ;rsmissf NJ various
chemicals hsse beer seas - she Wese im~
issss frequently wttAia gh~ iass quarter u
q century, asgsg TIC conclusions q sae ssieFs-
tAzsS s3ssster a gs~Ts fss ss-Ksz made Save
h@em Enas ee8sasng ~ sss era SaetsT gan fae
preserved sven a sew aass ~ the eisrsal@
a. Jamaica TOR 8aStameg. ~ftaNG< 3 csssa~
,lnsial surrounding 81 atmosphere elesee 10
fhA tracing rp5gs ey bss@@ g. IN essost,
esssY saa gxnczas exeTHt fass - rs-fFlxsss-
slaa has Eseen s.gccsssfss 1n .rx'zag fn2ME
az any n.ysa Tsia Is where Ete szssgss sgssir
Azs Esea tsssresKasg dried -. "a Il r
,exrBesz II SeuI@ AweTssa. SoaSers@s 1853
SEE se1 hsef
" Salts as shs 1agge ssasxss q szsaMey ~hGeal
hage ss4zsn sseat se Hsrfscssez Fsgssssass n
tsse nstea States tor TIRE fsg~agsaffag =
fseag IN Iss nssnTas Eefsn, n0sASag hax ~
sgsxs sgtsMA &hseis al asen IL srsNre ssan a
FIX hssgrs afssr Deshg axEasHsa2 lr &se fsfsfs-
rkrT Temperature ~ sssv tsnEles Gea a
Asefs have ssen piRess Ia eanx tsNge nafsF-
alSy seen Esps 'essEsv 9eFsst. Aut fss# ~
ssgeres ~ Temperature ssss@wsss sas fErss-
s.Ta sssssa szzs Casa sauTtHx eNs var AfTeeses
az eg srs kaees % greater ay leaa De-
gese.
70 keeF rsess ~Ngrh u - he sssrs 81 sssg-fx
=aess IS snsass Be sseasss "a as1sTsss ssss~
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

a friend and neixhhor. At tfc see eg II.
ygst on the ese of the cssiidFsr's mar
giagt The youth 81 r. Who Mss ~ Re
the bridegroom. died. and according 10
f.s. lvTeYoea8ie laws ~ her taste. she
was doomed 90 N burned on hIs funeral
nyye on tne marks - the sAerseI river
Iarnna. over from shs city ~ ssenareS,
As f.alros hssa nucb 70 da with ahat fol
lowed. II Is Just ar veil he should seli
I1e story,
Il, was a little 0efore the p p9y rnusiny
az ISs-. ard l. tno saa - a Earopvan faith
e. was guiding detachment 81 sse FIRST
Bengal cavalry Through the tungles 80
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
DIR. PEARSONS' PRINCELY GIFTS
Chicago Philanthropist With Whom Whitman
College Is FaYorite.

What rs want he maintains firmly. s-ss
christian education and character 1sl5!ss-
ing. and couldn't accomplish neaxiy -
much Sltao1c tie nelp 81 these .eraa-a-
nations. Now. I 1oa.s pose as Sseney-
oie1t man. ! haysu't . particle 81 hessex-
1seEsee IN we I am taa most economical.
eloss-Msgtz5 mar yaE eEsr set your eyes
On. Do you know ns. continues. rem
irsscentsy. = don't think ever foosishly
sp@r. s. in my life. / never went 20 q
thsateg but once In Eny life. and taer
Was ashamed CT myself. J never went 10
"a horse race. or q baseball game ar 10
Orls of these toaT BAH games that students
All pser the country are making consan-
.raGe fools CT themselves about, Nc. /
an thrifty and frugal old man. / have
lgbored nearly eighty years 10 make
money. and have made il. and honestly.
too"
Ffr~t Aid to BeIoif.
DR.. PearSors' first college g3tt after he
f0ek I'D the eyza0w meat policy regularly
was 10 Bel0is college Wisconsin. In 1851
be and his wife came West or 3 visit 20
JaaesgsiIe. Wis Travelling ~ wagon from
Esgsn, H. che terminus of the railroad
they drove through deep mud farG.ed the
river at Beiois With difficulty. and stopped
al little wooden tavern 20 rest.
When We started on for JanesviIle."
SAYS the doctor. 'ane OF those big ssssrly
fellows WHO always get into new c0ur-
try climbed into the wagon for a ride.
AS we drove along we saw a brick build
ing going up and asked the man, What
are they doing here why. there are
some Yankee eranks building q college
he answered. That rather his me. When
they call ma a Yankee, take of NY
hat and bow. and when they call ne an
old Puritan ] make three enws. On the
nay TO GAINESVILLE that man cursed every.
thing that was good and ! stood u for
Christian education the best ksew how
When We got 10 GAINESVILLE shock nay
Ast in his face. and said. Old fellow.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

about 80 threw her on she hiaxEng pyre.
wAef the officer commanding the de-
saehsaent. a young naan with seft heart,
ORDERED hts fnen 10 eharse. They sseyed
sf,e order with asacrits. and act mo-
ssent soa soon. Dispensing the suffice par
~. which fed 40 its Beats leaving RAnaee
sasatfne en the river hanks. Ia taking
Ills step the officer really saisos,ey.d or
.d@rs. Fortunately ws Fa,snd what we had
tssuse for. We saw that the rEswfs were
Terrifying BenRrs~ As for Rance the
esstSrrI's wife feok Aer under ner prusssc.
tien ard after tAe gasu,iny sas suppressed
she ssseasne Fsy wife
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

xasu Josarle STEALS ths ezks afss Jan
And Eats thssu s1sa sssSFs,e.T.
Has IN AR ssa@s MGA 80 ssecst97
a F-se aa& fz5l r. &s@sissss
Trsa ..e4a hga&s Fsrttssh reslssaa
p rseae As Hstress csAmNm@
Nns sassa Is = 6kas5 Essa5ssfa FsAsses
s+sSgssa kerry stsNnS saH'sa2sa
-y4ss. 5sgarssF s7an fA@ e83y bE
Is tA9auxa sss@ pas Ssss@ 3 ass ng.
BE neeavs 4 k@is9x tsea iaeF9 -
; vegy wTassg e.s1 faeIss9
sWe4s4 sr~esss f.Fssese eassanes - ss~n
so resets a szgMs@sT age#a%
Twesy gsth aeaTe aasgse frgss7s PssszssIs s.se
~ ~Mansg es@@ r e&1g
Tx-axa wsx1asy &za9Aes sshssa5 fsac aAss
9k= US essnszs - = Agt~T-
Ars 49, IS - fNas xzss~ 442EaAs
4 s&Arq T9A2sEds azsrs
when Egses e~szes seE~e * 5 y ~.
fss gsss sa gesss &sSs gs85e.
sse se2ss& fSs@ sSsTss aTss fAMA e -
IRE @stwss = szits stsszszk3s-
Ii 2 - aass3A ~ sssssS. RI 1ssa~aAsTa ExsE
CAPS xs4ss~. So ssxDrsa axsnzs. zox
epxn Tsa@ szssxzs cafe - S@assse
BART 49, 4sg~g Ca - s~ec~& svs-us.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

4 81 aRsn autssssn kss sfysaFs ara q reg
lseses EasgasE * NaffA - sse FORT Yates
y u. ezsxsfsy9 sszxsessry fxsrK 4ke rest
IzsS place * A4tssag Hsszss. sAe great ssas4x
ras9zzHae Hzsn @asMF ~ssS AFHi8 H5$Nssx1
Ire sssasaE~sN ~ she Little Esw NsvH
fs4so wAsefs Ger Casters esoxn szxsfs3 fell
stm ss@ gExess seAsssssaes - wf4ss@m.
Ne = sssfaax EsafS. tn4zaa.~ reas
hzsssFs have sSs rzsss ~ ts$ hss4aDzTA
saAT.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

an going West. and ia q few years am
Eo1rg To get rich. and when do am
going 10 help lift Gr these colleges TIA.
these Yankee eraukS's sra building m.
nad my eye oa Besolt ar thar time
"a wh@n tie Iuetor'S seventieth birth
dag anniversary rolled around rs took
stock of hIs goods and decided thar the
tire had come when Ia coHsd busid col
leges 0n q usaEnlflceTs: scale
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12

/ 'sTse FIRST proposition zzsas.e "a Reloss
! col}ese KISS this 7 SILT give SOU s1ga tssa
II To8 VIII raise Sfa5 Nsh' I'm six weeks
they Taiseti saat slssasa ana I had To
. oTsw my check. was Sa we'll pleased
/ ana the Institution was such z grand char
acfer building Institution tAar wes,t 10
searN and bail; them q sclerca han tne
aFest IN fhe West. II cost rae ssaeso in
casa Egt 7 Wasn't auife satisfied with
That. sa t4@ next year seeing tina. the
boss sasi - Pay from s. - 10 81 a week for
their board, built Them 2 sserrn8sory. cost
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9 81 week. I Wasn't aufte satisfied Win
that. fSr they were good fellows 50
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money enough. ynB want more ens;ev
uent yea want better professors Now
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other 81, 'ssf So thAs cagnrY>s1earz,ent
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cages. ua sand dcnes. no swamp lands
bet eaaa' - ! gave him srsy check se~
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established rsz-esiaeRssan ard fhas s,seases5
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tlse asse~t fs7siisiiug Tmg car for ~exessav-
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many &aTS Lyons ana Frances WIZARDS
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aa fae iass tea years.
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" ~ ii sheridan. w 20. this week.
VA DIR. ID. X. Peavseas 81
y q Chicago rounds out q SUM
total o. nearly s. e.ev1a in
gifts 10 American colleges In the last
ten years
Dr. Parsons makes lisa rule never 20
give 10 a college thar does not help sfseif.
FOR every thousand dollars he gives he
expects the raising or s.1-s more. The
ss..s,ss. which be has donated outright
has Resulted IN the raising ef al least
sl9sssi.1oo Ter Tire cause % Western educa-
tiou.
Give 70 the p1or' is my uzatto" says
the doctor 4 have never given a dollar
tef 10 a big. rich college. and neyer
shall. Oar great men have cone from
the small colleges
y, X. Pcarsons began his unique series
Of gifts ~ minor colleges ten years ago.
says the Chicago in;er-Cceaa. Since then
he has endowed on an average az Two
Institutions year. often giving several
las; ailments 10 the same school Before
lightning his gifts 10 struggling colleges
Sc had divided about St.ss between the
Chicago Theological seminary and Nc
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uR- ANNIE RUSSELL. wosasn's die
eases "A HsncxEsy.
MISS wsf.xfyxEg, s1gsssz4u. LII cAeexy.
Constellation Tree.
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a aise.s y sse college 10 me~s ny con-
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-03-12
Makes 1t His Business to As
sist Struggling Colleges
Began Life Poor. Made a
Fortune and Will Give 1t
Away Before He Dies-To-
tai Gifts of $4,000 90

It'll the donation OF IL 90
20 Sheridan college, al
Sheridan. Wye. this week.
DR.. u. X. Ps>ayseas 81
s,Esca go rounds out sum