Springfield globe-republic. (Springfield, Ohio) 1884-1887, 1886-05-02
Making a total for % men Of. -. 8


Making total for 25 men off,. sI62, ,6a5 ,ooC
don't suppose SO many rich men have ever
been collected together in one body, and
when you consider that there are a dozen
men in the houSe whose aggregate W alth
amounts to over $lO,OO),OO0 you will $.
this congress Is the richest ever brought to
gethcr in any country Think OF the enor-
nous income of these men, and as YOU do SO
remember that the millionaire can turn his
money 50 that 1t often brings him much
more than 4 per cent But even at Der
cent thcS,' men have greater incomes than
many kings Leland Stanforfs property
must bring him in nearly S5.O01,Oo year,
and this would amount to SSti. 90 a week. or
more than 81, a day. Every hour that
Stanford sleeps his pile grows bigger by
500 and he could pay out so every minute
and still have enough to live upon from the
remainder of his income.
Fairs income. if he Is not estimated too
high. aS | think he is, Is more than he can
spend, and PhictUS Sawyer. at d per cent,
has an income OF SAOO year. Joe
Browns income must amount 10 at least
SI.,pO a week and that Of Payne and Don
Cameron TO murr than $:nu, 900 year Ma
. hone, Van Wyck, Beck Hale, Sherman,
l'll'i ann "'"el'' at inns '"'e' nave So"'o'o
I" sl"iIi "u'S"v Vi Ine'' SeliI"ital SALARIES
an" N','-.' I'll Ni" hoth, win his fortune
III WOO" l'"''' "a" i ''''' s''''o week anu
have pocket money TO spare.
III Inc io"ei n"uN'' 3'"l'' oi lehtlsyl'ahla,
l. put """h at H'-'''''"V', ana rel'or, oi
amor MA al g Ut Uo'n o1 'hese
ihlLA''L'i = ul''" 'i' >, as aii" 'neS VIII
not "'lNh -'' P"uIiiN. "'iI' tneS are worth
e"''"'' OF SI'"."" 20 every pouhd oil
thtIr human ANATOMY.
SAT III 'ne PRESS Sa'e'y yesterday ana
th"uShl Oh 'he cI,"lS's IN the 'ohdltloHs OF
'Lese III" H'en N"e" 'neii "'e9 "eii anu
NY "'S'''' "T,' "h, 20 ''io 'aS Vi 'he"
l"'eiH, ''T ID o"" vas 'iie INT'Ies' oi poor
poSN, ne uS''l |" P"" His heiS hoors gar
"rI> iU' p'I''H,', anu MS so'e possession
"hth ne iiii7'a''u 10 Georgia was the buli'
"Ith "'l. ulS'" us h''S' "ni'h carried MIN
lhlIneI. Al l'N' nc 'Lil'' 10 stream "hl'h
Il" hau 70 'I'NS pS i'[iE' anu ne hau no
money l" pay 'lc i,V, ne gave the oeI 10
the Terry man |" 'ahe III across BOD
I"oihi'' VINO ha'e' Drown uS'd 10 say that
he WISHED tle Terry BOAT nau collapsed anu
heu bI"M " anu 'nc ueii anu 'ne Dull
henry b, Iayhes lather owned brick
yaFi' ana tl"S' lohE tnlh nahdS' "hich by
stI"Ae "l 'ne I"ti van NO" hiaAe piece oi
"A'iih i"P'i "'i' =" F''"'''''O' heileu tneiii
l" r"u "t'SA' anu ON S"rrieu 'he elay
/" 'Ht iii'''ei' "'",'i"'''' 'ie Ni'fSus oi To-
""S '"'''"e' III P''" a. OoS anu thirtS
'oul e'is az ''''i ,,t' ne ""' just "eSuh 'he
l"'H,' u IA" III " ~ "i'S'iI' nle purllon
MN Ou. anu "a INN =" ''i' "eSt anu u loI
tune. Twenty-Five years ago, Tom Palmer
who now owns a home here worth SlOO, 90,
uad failed III hu, inrsS and was worth less than
nothing. He married a business mans
daughter, and his brains allied to capital
ground PIN" lumber into gold. Plumb Of
Kansas, worth now $40 and more for every
black hair in this thickly thatched head, was
thirty years ago poor printer, sticking type
in all Ohio village, and shortly after this
Warner Miller whose Fortunatus cap is made
of wool pulp. was teaching school at a little
academy III New York state
When FhIlrtus Sawyer, who now owns
land by tn, ten, Of thousands Of acres and
whose lumber goes all over the world, was 81
years of age, his total savings were g, l99
At i he bought his time OF his father and
paid him 800 for it. For twelve years he
skImpeI AMI we'd, and theu went TO Wis
Cun>In, and with this small capital made
himself a millionaire. He told NE the other