Telegram-herald., 1891-01-04

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having BEEN elected vestrymsA ot o.
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of his sons. one Is an oEnosr II tao
Forty-sscond Aisaianasrs, commonly
csiied tins " BLACK !" atcn- onH IS an
artist and was the hfst pcfsoa porn
deaf and aamo ever t@osn< 70 SPEAK.
One y veil xnown raisor N NC" iofA.
And anotner - wanlerer conserving
wise<n iassic y Known. HAIRY a. MARIA
eSsse 10 America An Ioso,"aeh no isckea
several years OF having attained has ma
Jsrty- a" nrss went " iex'As' and was
eaal3oyed On SOME Newspaper tarfs TOT
snort tns. ihen' going 70 ne" Or-
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o.ns W -" iofA' "nese ne s0'si "i"uo
-. h'Azs = . eapApse reporter.
,o wfose sos is gun anu Ae it'ou',e'
sse i's .oos u i've years was oI 'u0
s.-a Of Inc ofio saaef i'nalh henry
nufsesu' ana was aiso iof time Inc
No~ roA s'enoi' VI no I'M
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among o.aer "orA ne qua eu'of'aiS
tor lh0 neiormer ana JEWISH Times,
smaii weekly paper owned py Mf.
AoPipsi' VINO oiea III Saiy' io.o' Ai.er
AIS ucs'n MarAs purchaser the paper
from nopfeis "aoo"' ana iroin Tue 40
qaaaaeA.i "ncn oesah Ia BUSINESS DC
tween hii0 aoo tne WHO" sprAnS up an
intuuacy "mch lea 70 tho hDei suns
nea.ones aoovs. ihe rupture Oh tneir
relations lea 10 the death OF Inc he
former' ana Marks, eurnang ms aseea-
aoa 70 wan street, started IAe rlnan-
ad ana Aiming News, and became q
member q the OLD mining board ana OF
tho OH exchange. lie made and lost
some money, ana In 1888 he returned 10
London
lie was without money, but he &C
qulred capital OF experience which he
immediately proceeded to utilize. He
therefore projected paper to be called
HE FINANCIAL News, and prepared for
the Issue OF the first number. There
was q trifnng dlhcuity IN his way, for
ne had neither money nor credit with
which to get the papers from the printer,
and the expedient he adopted was
characteristic OF the man. A friend OF
his In New York who had been asSoci-
ated with hun In various enterprises,
and VINO was then as poor as Marks him
sell, had good name and was known
IN London almost as well as in New
York Marks made draft ON him for
ESQ and got 1t cashed, cabling over to his
friend that he had done 80. and that he
would take care OF the draft" when it
should come back. 1t did go back and
ne redeemed 1t, bat In the mean time he
had issued bus paper and turned his
money over.
from then TIL now his career has
been one OF phenomenal success. The
paper proved verltaple gold mine. and
ne remained chief owner OF 1t. Col. Nc
Aurde, OF Deiago bay fame, became in
terested with him and invested 5000 in
the paper. when, few years later, Nc
Murdo died leaving an enormous estate
IN tangled htagation, the only asset
winch his widow found available was
vans interest m Inc FINANCIAL News, and
TINS sac sofa 10 MARKS Tor $so,oOO In
cash. Inc paper was then paying an
nuai nvioenos OF % per cent. m scrip
ana ~ per cent In cash.
MARKS wanted another newspaper, so
ne bought The Evening News and Post.
tne organ OF tne leaders OF the CONSERVE