The Savannah morning news., 1900-06-17

income OF million year, secured in
ground rents and railway bonds When
he wanted Cliveden he. could afford -, VI
high enough to tenn+ even no r1u1+t'
millionaire Duke of vestrninstor r.
900. 600 he is said to have nai5 for that 49,
tate represented only about a Gfth Of bia
yearly profits.
Mr. Carnerie's incomo EQUALS mot os
Mr. Aston quite ba1f a dozen If he in.
vaders count their vearI,, zinc az fr,,,,
goo. eco to $500 600 The ,,sn v-bo ,,,I,a e51i
a day are quite a host
1t must be a very evtraor1ina,.,, r7,,li.,,,
| estate which canno+ nov Ia rortai ~
from e.. 900 TO f2 Oo0 q vaar tn ,,,l,oa,,
of such Mace win COST from, fe 6co ~,
10000 a wear more Fven Tho noorost
| millionaire. the man who is not I,alyin.r
more than 5000 a wear. can afford mis-
| Meanwhile. in AT least ono cas- Tho ,,,o.,
with a family history Of S0o year,. hah{,1[l
him, has to bury himself in "A sea a ,,9,r
| semi-detached villa in some nliiat tov,,,
| near London The rant Of bis oId ,,,a,,
sion goes to satisfy nortgaooe Iea,,ir.,
him perhaps $500 wear for himself The
is no fancy nictnre
Whore M. -, 49,
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NIost ol our muhonalre invaders come
from america and South Africa. Among
we pest OIL mem IS Mr. Andrew Clrneg @.
| 49," ny nIll' american by adoption,
ne started lie on four .shilings a week,
anu IS now worth t0QD,00. He found
AmeIlca GOOD land Tor earning money,
put ne ioEes TO spend It in the land #
MS Drth. Inc traditions OF his people
are" MIN back to Scotland. At filst he
| fehIed Ciuny, but, watching his cfan2e
ne secured the great estate or Skibo Ca tie
az bargain. He loves 10 act the part Of
the Ialrd simple, quiet, modest, Sindly
an ms nelghbors like him. year ago he
| started the world by declaring that he
means TO distribute all his money before
| ms death. The man who dies rich dies
| disgraced," says he.
Mr.. William Waldorf Aston is a scion
| OF an ancient house that achieved wealth
| IN the United States. Inherting an e.
| tate worth over f20O0000, he found the
| lot of the rich American too hard to be
| borne, He hated the publicity given to
| his smallest acts so he came 10 England
for peace. After renting Lansdown House
ne secured town residence in Carl on
| House Terrace, and bought the b a&iful
| estate of Cliveden from the Duke II w =
minister. He transferred all his busiress
| interests here, building an office On The
Thames Embankment, which is nothing
but a gigantic strong-room. His Office is
probably the most charming and the best
guarded building in the world and deeds
NaIued at $IOV'WOOtU are sand TO rest there
avaid .nnbiicit,. Lis ~, 49, Ilil-ir,,s ;s
! 10 invest in raj esta+e No. n, ,1ay he
goes down to his ofioo o-rncst vif5 the
| reouIaritv Of cIarlr t1a bas a n5s.tor
for bnildjne and MANY oe he new ono
hnildings between tbe Str9n1 ora tba
,rbamae arc r,ore or Ice ,lo7cr. he ~
troll His love IF solitude has cauead him
10 forbid boating parties he oId D-ivilaee
! Of landing in C1iveden Woo5s lie l.
| cultured man of letters ana his son was
| one Of the most ponlIlar bovs M Elton aud
| Cantain of ne Roats
| 49,. 1914.
| selves a Mace in English SOCIETY,". and
| bave anne,ed n house in Cyhestord ii CIR
| dene ana y Eigbland estate NJ Glen Trroil-
hart Nearly thirty years ago Afr. Bradley
! Martin a Young LAWYER Of good family
| ret bis f,,t,1re wife I,rdnr ronartic fir-
c,Irostances a. n VanderhiIt wedding, They
| were married within two months ana
| eor,a time afterU,ard tho vyfea's father 1ie1
| and 1eft fortune of S1NC09N0 with the
| mart of This money that came 10 them tie
| bradley Martins crossed the Atlantic ana
ct down to conouer ENGLISH society Tnev
| took one of the costliesr deer shootings in
| Invernasshire one daughter married an
! earl The Bradley MARITIME Scored thei-
| real triu-nDh when thew devised the most
| COSTLY and extravagant fancy dress ball
| of modern fines
-, p,...ro4s
| Some OF our American mi lohalre 'hNau
| erS come here r rest. VI TINS type Is MI.
| James r. kecne, for long chan pi II bear
on the New York ock ENcnanse. WIN
the practically unllmi cd capital OF tae
Tobacco and Or Trusts behlnd MIN ne
manipulated the markets almost as ne
plt ased In six great deals. IN SIX Years ne
won Sl3 OO),l0O. Now, with sorely trled
nervous system. he comes mere Tor peace
| and quiet, which n own Husl-hs CUM
try cannot give Rim
! Mr.. Joseph Pulitzer, owner or the New
| York Word, belongs 10 inc same Ga s.
! From the bottom Ct The LADDER he mas Bo1
to the toDmost fung. HIS newspaper PAL
ace twenty-five stories high, IS one o.
the sights of New York city. To-day, amid
| his greatest triumphs, he comes away TO
London for some months each year lie
seeks the quietest town house he can ma
and settles there. lie suffers perps'udl-y
from insomnia. But he still looks a very
young man, and his business power is
greater than ever. lie forgets nothing
aud extracts from every man all ne can
tell. His one recreation IS music. ran
thin, full Of quick movement, his hgure
is fami lar at many coccerts. lie wi
never talk of money matters hut few
years ago his annual income was esu-
mated at tzlvVVV
90 r,hicasso loves Warvicl<shire whore he
- Vol ifnou,n in hunting circles lie has
.stired fr0m b1lsn ness row. but he was
-, H. W,hite.,, md tbe linton of Yha