The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1892-01-31

NJ Field NOW in Ludlow Street iail) $780,
000; Alfred Dodge, $4,000 S. b. French.
100000; Herbert c. Pell, 10000; E. w.
Page, 100000; Frnnz o. Matthiessed,
S270, 600; Henry B. Hyde, Sl55, 1000; P. Lor-
James R. Pitcher, $3.50, 900; Henry w. Poor,
$3.50, 600; E. B. Roberts, $500, 600; Theodore
n. Vail, s125, 900; Deacon" S. V. White,
Sl75. 600; Editor Benjamin Wood, $S5, 600;
E. h. Venner, $3.50, 900; D. S. Walton, $155,-
600. 1t is believed that Jay Gould, the
Messrs. Rockefeller and the Vanderbilts
also carry large amounts, but they have
succeeded III keeping the details to them
selves.
WOMEN WITH BIG ASSURANCES.
Nearly all the prominent companies will
accept woman as a risk, If she passes the
lynx-eyed medical examiner with a good
bill of health, but few companies seek
closely for female risks. The woman who
carries the largest insurance in the United
States, if not in the world, is Mrs. George
Hearst, of San Francisco, widow of
Senator Hearst Her insurance, held by
several companies, is placed at $780, 900.
Mrs Marshall O. Roberts, married the
other day to Captain Vivian, of the British
army, presented him, as q wedding gift an
insurance policy on her life, properly made
out in his favor, for $4,000. Several
New York ladies are insured for large
amounts. One woman, a plunger on the
stock exchange, recently borrowed large
amount Of money on her life insurance
policy to meet the demand of her broker
on margins. The misused Queen Natalie,
of Servla, some time since insured her life
for 100000 for the benefit Of her son.
PROMINENT INSURERS ELSEWHERE.
Andrew Carnegie, of Pittsburg, is a good
patron of life insurance, and his taking of
would cost the companies not far from
$780, 900. Robert j. Anderson, Of Pitts
burg has 1920, 600 valuation on his life, and
Chris L. Magee, the stirring politician Of
the same city, has 100000. Here are some
well known men throughout the country
and the amount of life insurance credited
to each: j. p. Pace. the tobacco man Of
Richmond, va, Sl60,00e; the Hon. William
G. Endicott Salem, Mass, $50, 900; William
A. Arnold, Reading, Pa, $3.50, 900; H. q
Warner, the patent medicine man, Rcches.
ter, n. Y, $500, 600; Governor H. H. Laid
Providence, r. l., 100000 Charles \. SIN
clair, Portsmouth, N. H, S275 coo; Charles
H. Taylor, editor of the Boston GLOBE, Sl75,
900; Morton McMichael jr., editor of thu
Philadelphia North american, $50, COO; Sen
ator Mcpherson, of New Jersey, Sl55, 900
]. H. Holiday, editor of the Indlanapoli.
Neus, S95, 600; j. H. McVicker, the theatri
cal manager of Chicago $50, 600; Carter h
Harrison, editor of the Chicago Times, S5u,.
90; the Hon. Oliver Ames, Boston, $780,
600: Glenn Studebaker, the Indiana Wagon
man, 5000, 600; Alexander R. Shepherd, thu
BOSS" Shepherd, who made the city O
Washington lit to live in, 5000, 600; Senator
Don Cameron, of Pennsylvania, 500, 600
w. r. McKeen. the railroad man of Terri
Haute, Ind, Sl60,000 Lewis Baker, edito
of the st. Paul Globe, $3.50, 600; Governor w
R. Merriam, of St. Paul, 100000; P
H. Glatfelter, Spring Forge, Pa, s465,
600; j. M. Studebaker, South Bend
Ind, S250,000; E. M. Hukell, the bi,
oil operator, of Washington Pa, $500,
600; S. S. Brown, the Pittsburg turfman
100000; Governor Buckley, of Connecticut
$4,000; Charles Miller. the horse breeder
Franklin, Pa, $780,, goo; ex-CongressmaI
Heilman, of Evansville, Ind, 800, 900; Gen
eral r. S. Alger, of Michigan, $3.50. 600
Henry R. Walcot, of Denver, S150,O0U; ex
J Senator Tabor, of Colorado, s1oO. COO; Sen