The Penn's Grove record., 1907-01-04
YEARS GREAT CHARITIES
Carnegie Led in Beneic3nte, WITH
IGhn 0. AoCAGfei'er Seclnl.
Gifts aud Requests sho5g Is Total
OF 100000, 0O9--Not 80 to
the r. ORD If 30O4.

Chicago - Hls record of baaea-
ceoce for 906. expressed N ii is
and requests. g. compiled by the
Chicago Trj.1us. shows q total Of
S~10G,588.0e3 ~ items Of less han
bSIG00 being i.,uded. his tatai
does rot include contributions to
chari in tna general sense. church
! collections o. niaor Subscriptions,
but only such DOR lions and beouests
as have heen published IN the daily
papers.
AS compared With former years.
! the record stands thus: 1901 (the
record oyeaktng year,. s122,S88,752.
1902, 77,297,157; 1903, s76,634..
912: 1904. $46.296,98O, and 1905.
$10t,65e, 42z. The donations for
1905 amounted TO $~61.l79,093, and
the requests to $4E, 208,97O. The
total was distributed as follows. To
educational institutions. s32,4a2,-
63S; to charities, s49,397,615; to re-
ilslous organizations, $~5,443.475, to
museums, AIT galleries and public
improvements, $f6.849,700, and to
J libraries. $1.7G4.617.
As usual, Andrew Carnegie is
the most conspicuous figure in this
distribution His donations amount
TO $ll,09% 600 which is ~$9.364.7OO
less than those Of1905 (S19,958.7OO)
He has provided buildings for seven.
teen Libraries, at a cost OF Sl73.OOo.
as compared VITA fifteen libraries at
3 cost of $355,000 last wear and has
| given S1,167,50C to forty-four small
colleges. as compared with s2.7E5-
700 20 144 colleges last year. His
gifts Of organs to churches. as re.
ported. are $I0,9c5, as rlpared
with s11.825 in 1905.
John D. Rockefeller sails behind
IN the race with Carnegie. his on
tributions amounting 10 only $685.,
GOO, as compared with $l1.62C.0C0
in 1905. These contributions nave
been as follows.
University of Chicago. $4.890,0OO
Young Mems Christian A.
citation ............ 645,000
Juvenile Reformato,y IN
New York. 100000
School of Applied Design
Tor Women ........ $4,000
Children's Hospitslin New
Yor6 ...-.t.. ,...... $4,000
Foreign missions ...... $4,000
hionmopd wa Uuiver-
sity .......g $4,000
church ,.,... 10000
McMaster's College ..... 10000
Dr.. D. X. Pearsou's liver" has
not oeen as actively employed as in
past years. He has given $4,000
to the following small colleges: Gull
ford. $4,000; Yankton. $4,000; U.
s. Grant, s50.0J0; McKendree, S10,-
600, and $500 10 charity.
A new pg%lanthrnpjst. Mrs Russell
Sage, appears Fer gifts thus far
are small, amounting to so2,-Co fof
schools, 100000 10 the Church, and
$1,000 70 charity, but It IF minated
that she Will make some large dona-
tons in 1907.
The donations ana requests dur
ing 1905 amounting to 1,0C0,0 900
and upward we're as follows:
San Francisco relie2fun5. SIS ,000, 900
Charles T. Farkes by win
to found Yerkes hos
pital. ....... 100000
Charles T. Yerkes by will
to found Yorkes Art
Gallery ........... 5000 600
Marshall Field, by will to
Field Museum 100 eco
Andrew Carnegie, 70 Car
negie Technical School 100000
P. a. 3. W-loaer, gift to
found Tome f0r T.ta
pied Children 5000, soc
David Rankin. St. llyris.
gift toiDdustrj@l sckout a,GG9. geo
John D. Roche!ellsr gifts
TO UniVe sity Of Cit
cago .... 100000
Marianne Brimmor, Bos-
ton, gifts to Museum
OF Fire Arts. "1.2I5000
Z s. Shipman, Chicago.
viii to charities .. 100000
Andrew Carnegie, git 30
Fine Arts Building. 1900, 00C
John =. Rockefeller, gift
for Juvenile Reforna-
W. v. Laurence, Ne
York, gif to charities 1000, 900
Charles Fergus. PhiIadel
phia, viii to charities. 100000
Albert Wilcox, Seabright
N. J.. VII to Audubon
Society 49,. .,...... 100000
c. b. Schoelkopf, Kan
sas City, Mo wall to
charities ..... .. 1.OO0,0 900
John D. RockeGeller's present gift
of S2,9I7,0 600 to the University Of
Chicago makes his total gifts to the
university during eighteen years
S21.324,322. The present was re-
ceiyed by Acting President Harry
Pratt Judson in a letter from John
D Rockefeller, Jr., speaking for his
'ether. 1t was given Internationally,
32d is one OF the three largest dona-
tons that the founder of the univer-
sity has made since his initial sub
scription of $4,000 in January,
1889. He gave the university S3.-
100000 in November, 1895, and
| $3,245,0 600 in December, 1904.