Telegram-herald. ([Grand Rapids, Mich.) 18??-1892, 1888-09-11
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ri e.li .aa 4slls - approximately estimated.
aAs 1eea eloa - ~ slss aifa good $500
uostea ialsPeaazll a as ~sanh- DIS
tst4e. Jsuss Ang "a. 49, iasrusss4 ~lrs
te l.saazee-.at " ysFis1s pusl1o trusts.
sre-r sran1fsfhsr = ~ Ens i-sn "ss
sa@l - BRUSH nzyonsE alrlng the insa-
s.4 e Asw hassa ln t1s t.ll~ q 10 Feyoi2-
t.aagg war E.s naGasr. A4n-J erasscld.
n4s - e family H-lc1 h2s furnished t"o
e4tefaers lo tas state. alc tAs subject x
t-s sketch came near beng TIE noEaines
~ tas Democratic party for pr-si-
e.at ~ gre United S,s.ss losing
& hsnar ia fsvor = Franklin PIERCE, then
almost af1noma % Democrats thToaghous
-le r.4trs Ar Engish ~as bora IN New
llesa 10 ASIA A. zee ass Il II year. rs
sf reliance and energy. manifested IA no
alrs "a farm in Bethlehem, near his
boone have made aim member - congress
ani governor ~ Connecticut When Ia con
sre-s l- - ths surprise Of large part 81 his
saast tle-.T. yoged With 20 =. Fubhcans Tor
t1s aholtlon u slavery IA the District u
Colombia
lis sas = earpcnters apprentices AZ tao age
q lj AMI fsw years later contracting
builder Bayink AID building vessels. ship-
T.ns e.acks % Philadelphia AID other ports,
uilh return cargoes II coai. served 70 swell
fae income made az large owEer % stock
~ -1s Nsw Haven Clock company. lie Is
= 4
oaas many u the Lns~t buildings IN New
Haven. which have besn built with his
money and under bis active supervision
TIE record IL bis pohtical successes In local,
sf2ts aai national aEaiis IS long one. Mem
lsr ~ the state legislature in 1875; state
senator. ls55, 90 20 and Il, ulsHibsr of con-
gress, ls6l-65, governor 1911, and United
states e-uator, 1857. be IS stail, although
past 80 ya4rs old, full VI the vi<or u youth.
ns has lean married three times, his last
matrimonial venture, two years ago. finding
i.lu ualted TO beautiful daughter OF New
erk. about IS years old
Ez-Goyernor English is reputed to be
worth between g ,00o, 600 and S., Coz 0oo. AS
| Tar bee. - 1878 his annual income was SI2o,
/ 60 lis bcnefections include gift Of $io.-
/ 90 % tls library Oh tAe Yale las school,
/ So 90 10 the East Rock park cf New Haven
and various contributions for benevolent
I purposes
Hiram Camp, whose long. siivery hair
( gives BIN an exceedingly pasrixrchnl ap-
/ fearance, Is also New Haven millionaire
/ he is Just nov the ProhibiEon candidate for
governor u Connecticut, nj although presi-
cent Of New Haven Clock company snd
man OF many Affairs, DO e. JOYS working with
! MS hands every day in constructing clochs
His manners are winning. he lsvN - ride
+ spirited horses and - al cx-cblef Of ~ Ars
department he has appeared su parsas
r49an.sd, his me physique. graceful sssk cd
: c9mmauding presence having always nasAe
hlm q central figure for tia ADM. Aai>n 81
the people. Bir Camp - . model ~ what q
understood by tho description: "A gsnthe-
man Of the old school HIS birth place WIS
Plymouth. Conn. has ancess~y belonging 70
/ tas clas of sturdy New England yeomsaly
whose Iuritanisn was without bitterness
/ Al Tho aEe Of years Mr. Camp beam his
contribution to the Industries OF tie world i;
/ ~ riding the horse attached 10 pillow Ls
ones narrowly escaping death by an acct
/ dental fall while 50 engaged. He has bean
! the inventor as well rs the manufacturer Of
many OF tue different clocks in use ut thus
. it--e anu OF 4A4AciilHu lDakc Onc OF MS
most interesting inventions is a clock which
4 heats time 70 music and whose mororneat IL
I regulated al VIII. lie has filed with acceyt-
sRce nun,oer Of positions Of public trust,
n1d hGs been a member Of tie state iexisia-
t1e. Ee dcsply concerns himself IN educa-
cioa a1i evangelizatlon. supports two Sun
day school missionaries ~ Nebraska and a
/ city missionary n another sts<e. His mcaey
I founded she Mt Herman boys school &c Giii,
I ii lss, which was under the manav-ursos
I O. tie great evangelist, d. C. Moody, and
/ co-opcra,cd With him in establishing the
I Northhold Mas summary for yocnc ladies
. lie IS n generous cOutri outor to tls.ea inStl-
( tutions-presiden Of one and "a xustss for
f the oshor. Three years ngo no buist . enc
church on land al his estate. MIR Camp II .
+ ConCrecntionahst. and for yserS haa e.
T TENDED tbs Church OF tho Rrfesu,cr, the
/ pastor being Rev. John r. Told, vho has
taken bold stand against that wing OF the
/ denomination protesting alliance 70 tls dee
/ triae Ct a possibility Of probation altar
/ death, II which Rev. Newman S-nyth- sue
/ csssor o. teo late fsv. Dr.. Leonard R1con,
I OF the First Congregational church OF New
+ Haven. is a Distinguished advocate
The wealth Ok Edward Mallsy, the dry
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