By the Death of His Grandfather Marshall Field III Becomes the Head

By the Death of His Grandfather Marshall Field III Becomes the Head

THE WASHINGTON TIMES SUNDAY JANUARY 21 1906 5 == T r Q I 1- oineri r p S e < k Vaat ¬ tage to this millionaire youtn wnoao bpeuse they had been deprived of ro t chums inougn they diner materially- aiarshttll Fields success nwrfunelad no ity as well as a vast fortune has de- rospoct His bust bodies Thus Marshall Field sr lot in one is fur liKnpiar than in tempi tmon Marshall is serlous time for frivolity despised imitation sponded to this frail lad of twelve By the Death of Grandfather Marshall vast majority of chllOron of JF predicted his grandson would the Inolinejl that and tp bo melancholy espe had no political ambitions was o few years And many keen eyes will some day achieve greatness In spite wealthy parents ef try slnq tlifl death of his Field III Becomes the Head of the House father in words and his phrases were incisive watch his development Into manhood of his delicato constitution- at November while Henry has a typically sparing ¬ be was of verbal commenda- For the Field fortune lua factor that No other boy of his ago has sean as Inherits a Clean Fortune boyish disposition whlah a yet makes tion quick to appreciate the good Succeeding to a Commercial Empire That but domands respectful attention from the much of the world as has the new any oe mata of rhfe abilities entirely points In was consum- ¬ Marshall Field III if heir to more others and a world Marshall Field parents were business and the new head of Is Mighty Factor in the Business Ills than minions lie has tho good will problematic vDurng the past year or mate judge of mono To all these quell ¬ a World globetrotters most of married the Field family must soon be reck- ¬ their and the hearty wishes of ovary man two the boys havo ben separated ties may bo added the facts that he lire Mnrshalt Field Jr like Me son oned with In the counsels of Americas and woman In Chicago and ofceunt as Henry has been at schpol in tho was an originator of ideas was a pow-¬ HE NAPOLEON of tho World life from which he had not recovered was never con- ¬ ¬ kings of finance blessed with a robust ¬ while Marshall has boon pursu- less thousands throughout the Coun- Hast es- erful organizer capublo of inspiring Is dead of Commerce and when this second blow came for tho stitution The family visited Germany l try who are familiar with tho oareor ing JUs Jtudlfcg tinder the guidance of confidence and was a great believer in the LAiglon who Inher ¬ grandfather Is Italy death of his a real grief Switzerland and France year I Odd i tutors his name is of his grandfather The merchant and patron of education Decisions by its and fortune to him as the two wore devoted to After year seeking the balmiest cli- ¬ V T a lad prince made his fortune in a morally t It Is hardly Just to tho young boy frail somberbrowed onoh other the merchant centering all mates and the most enjoyable pleasure Faces Heavy Responsibilities- American CourtsT- of twelve as well as a legacy legitimate way vho Has so suddenly come into the his affections on his grandson attar the resorts They wore frequently to bs I When Marshall Field sr died in There are no orphans whom Much will be o ted of Marshal limelight of publicity to expect him death of his own boy seen In London during the summer want he drawee of a draft upon which New York on January 10 no left a rec- ¬ he has Impoverished and no execra- ¬ Field III much Indeed will be de- These two great sorrows are not tho reason when fogs to develop at once these manifold the indorsement of the payee and his duplicated for the are not trying despoiled world will scarcely be ord which will not be only ones tions of widows whom he has manded Tho nev- ¬ signature to a bill of sale on the back which now shadow the life and the air Is dry They spent very characteristics but tho world has centuries From a clerk in a dry goods child who comes anything less which is the consideration of the ac- ¬ of Marshall Field He will in time to follow the after satisfied with than the New England village- III little of their time in Chicago as the er boon noted for its justice ceptance of the instrument are forged store in a small outgrow him same noble characteristic and sterling these or at least they will winters were entirely too severe Oc ¬ A position of great Influence has Who pays it In ignorance of the forgery to the merchant prince of Chicago Instead of falling heir to curt 4UJ w l business qualities which brought a phs eventually become but solemn memo ¬ casionally their handsome home on upon Its presentation bearing the in ¬ every quar ¬ been prepared for Marshall Field IIL operating branch stores in maledictions as le ao often too case nnmcnal fortune to his grandfather dorsement of the collecting bank Is ter of the globe is an epigrammatic with successors to the fortunes of mod ¬ Among other things people will look to Ho will have in hi omploy a force held in Lafayette vs Merchants Bank g history of this mans business career ern millionaires Marshall Fields rec- ilnd thosHj traits In the boy as he numbering tens of tVasands for tho Ark L R A SSI to be entitled Mar- ¬ to recover back the proceeds from tho But this does not toll the story of ord Is clean Clergy Joins with laity grows up traits which are said to dry goods Mar- ¬ retail and stores of bank as money paid under mistake S mind man and his methods shall Fields gifts of heart and in praising the have b en the keynotes of the final shall Field Co of Chicago aro the mmseir to the The mere and of how he endearea largest in world extraJudlelal confession of of their kind tho Is In cjtiiiens of Chicago his adopted home an accused held Dines vs State Not only those men and women will Ga 6S L R A SS not to be sum does not analyze the business Judg- ¬ It l e subject to his orders but thoro are dent to establish the corpus delicti ment which made tns success possi ¬ The other authorities on proof of cor- ¬ concerns ble Further It gives no Idea of his hundreds of manufacturing pus delicti in criminal gases are collat ¬ generosity and of his business pre- ¬ throughout tho world which are oper¬ ed In an elaborate note to this case ated exclusively for this firm When cepts which have been the mottoes Although a tuberculous condition of for many young men who have risen the business grew to Its present enor- ¬ the knee of a person whose leg was in¬ jured by develops rapidly in tho world as a result of mous proportions it was found neces- ¬ anothers negligence because tuberculosis was organic in his admonition and avice- sary r to establish factories in order the Injured person or because of mis- ¬ Ur JJt that the supply would always be equal takes In treatment it Is held in Chi ¬ cago Succeeds to Commercial Empire to the demand Laces from Italy rugs City Railway Company vs Sax by 11 68 L R A 14 that it cannot Marshall inherits tho name Field III frem Turkey silks from Persia and be said that it was not the conse- ¬ and the fortune of Marshall Field I China aro Imported to this mammoth quence which might not naturally fol- ¬ ay but doos ho inherit those essentials of concern low a result of the injury and that and the factories which send person may character which wero the foundation therefore the negligent be them forth are subject to tho orders held liable thorafor of the groat merchants success Does of Marshall Fields heir this boy who succeeds to a commercial A letter written by an accused to his An enormous burden of responslbll wife and Intercepted in transmission a empire as vast and as multitudinous- Is hold in Hammons vs State Ark I in complexities as tho national em- ¬ its G8 L R A 234 to be admissible pire to which tli little Duke of Reich agaLst him stadt laid claim upon the death of his A Ending possess by a coroners Jury that a father Napoleon the Oren pereor came to his death by a wound those elements or greatness which will Inflicted by himself with suicidal in ¬ enable him to hold intact the mam- ¬ tent is held In Aetna Life Insurun a Company Ky SS moth Interests uft him Or will Mar- ¬ vs Mllward L R A 285 not to be admissible in an ac- ¬ shall Fluid III prove another eaglet tion upon a policy of accident insur ¬ strong in desire but too wenK In body ance upon his life The admissibility and will to grasp the power and the of the finding of a coroner to show cause possibilities that lie waiting tor a mas- ¬ of death is the subject of a note to this case ter hand and a master mind Will the A creditor of one who sells his stock vast empire of commerce which has of goods in bulk without complying with been created by the genius of a sin ¬ the provisions of the statute regulating such sales is held in Rothschild Bros deci- ¬ gle brain bo dismembered and vs Trewelia Wash 88 L R A 2M to mated as were the political kingdoms have no right to maintain a direct ac- ¬ tion against the vendee to recover the of Alexander and Napoleon for want amount of his claim where the statute of a dictator Time alone can tell lZ1RYffAZZ rrc J merely declares the sale void without any provision gi cos promise of making for an action Marshall Field III against the vendee- developing all those qualities which ries There is something else which A present estate distinguished his grandfather Though seems destined to cloud his entire life vesting at the time of delivery of the deed but taking ef-¬ qnly twelve years of age he has shown He is extremely frail and from his fect in possession at the death of tho that he has those kindly traits whlah babyhood his mother and father almost father and mother is held in Hunt vs Hunt Ky 08 L R A ISO to be con-

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