The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-07-09
DILICENT SONS or MILLIONAlRES.


every board Of directors In which ne sitsa
not because Mis- namc Is Vanderbilt pvt PVT
because lie Is a clear-headed and bralny
man with Il positive genius for business
4.@s tt s@sSis 14sEta Y5s 5al 5SS
J..Pierpont Morgan. Jr. the only son q
the great financier and trust orga ni2zer, -
9aHF yoNng{ man he ne
has inibibed much Of his dlstlngui !. ,va
fathers energy and power Of conc en- q
ton, and business y second nature s. g
gan 90 Il ss,co.) ten Years ago. Jack Morsa,n
spent three or four years as g clerk N
banking house. The senior Morgan next
took his son into his own private once
and taught him the elements Of the 9hlsh-
! the London head Of tho Morgan firm, ask
cd for assistance, j., Perpont, Jr. was
sent oversfio become resident partner III.
young man has proved himself 70 be p.
worthy 10 bear he name OF Morgan III
the business world.
widely known. IIe has not only doubled
fa rat sr''u but { aias developed dcgiye q
sturdy manlfhess that makes ~ ggga
look i5f altar Your brothersJand sisters" was
Jay Gould's dying injuncc ton 70 his eldest
son., FAITHFULLY and patiently george q !.
compiled with this Injunction Fortuna tely
George absolute control over the financial
affairs Of The family, So that ne vas n en-
tho Countess de Caatcllane. from he Ell
fects Of .unrestrained Partisan extr +, va
5 share Gf hsT yn,rs
couple had run into debt for s. 800 they
i hsksa e. George Vetoed this praposi
he he proceeded 70 settle tins Castellanes'
debts on the basis OF his sisters In
come, which amountedt.to 100000 per an an.
is m Sa ne s9gns saSns sna
turn over 100000 annually to their credi:
tors until the debt was wiped out and
thus the mater stands 4, Mdwis G :, h,,s y
harmony with his older brother. as also
has that noble tyne Of womanhood, Miss
Helen Goulda
The lata Abram s. Hewitt was at one
time depressed in spirit over the hack OF
a eeoper sn The The e1a q
cal cal and rIIt energetic lei father One day Mayor
Hewitt! dlse9Eerea that his 1f t fen aad
SQUARE Garden, In which the young man
snent many secluded hours.
What IRE oi you d2IIng up IN that
ma. Mixing ht L lamp. was Tie iaconc reply.
What kind ora lamp
rHumphl Hope that you are not vast.
| ing your time.
I II think not, sir"
task Without h!ndrance, Mr.. d Ie y
lowev,,t knl,t an ~, nj AMI lltlle
Is liltlc gave tho boy encnurag!'nslt IN
t tie Int interest. The Cooper Hewitt mer-
curry 7vapor lamp Is now an accomplish
y produces g nerc hy the mean
cum The strength % this llsht is
claimed to be eight times tat produced
| by the same current with the ineaMdes-
I. Cooper Hewitt lis contributing 70 the
cause OF science and to the Welfare y
| his fellow creatures. Experts say that
! new field 10 the electric arts, nor Only ~
lighting but in power transmlssion, wire
less telegraph and In other dlresllons:
system Of wireless telegraphy, which has
/ already been tested with practical rekults.
At the wedding q Harry Payne Whit +,
aPs Gensrsas Waay sot e@ dfa
Vanderbilt by. the hand and said; want
seanga1hnlatea S VOW s 1B9n ayns ss
Senretary Of tbs Navy md traction mag
| nate was not only proud o. his nlIsss,son;
he WIS alm0Sn5 feninine!y .ass a n
many directions and they. were. nssps =
able companions AZ I, The tshesps,,Ga.l E 2,
i which was the best IN his fathers stable.
/ In tho presence Of y hundred chcerlns
4 friends the elder whitney nut ~. ylfht
4 an afectionate embrace, said: BLESS the
hoy. He beat his old father. But y wAs
.'4r. whitney took great pains to edu,
/ cate his son along the lines of sound
1 business PRINCIPLES. and he Il, frequently a. MI
4 denly thlustlng responsibilities upon him
\ and leaving him to straighten mat;sra
4 out as best no could I'm making Harry
4 Payne his sole executor without bonds.