The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1901-05-06

The engagenlent has been announced
Of John =. Phillips and Miss Mae p.
Harris.
Hiss Eliza Bowman and Charles
Brown VIII Be married next Friday 81
the brides home, 6s3 East Third South
street.
LARGE WINNERS
IN WALL STREET
c2yew york Gar Philadeipha North
The rise III stocks since fRe boom
started about. six months ago shows Q
gain of about 81 600. 900, 600
VINO. got the money!
me inquiry opens up q fascinating
subject and gives great play to the ina
aginatiOH as well as Infinite latitude for
q pain statement Of facts The bulk
Of the appreciation must De placed to
1 the credit Of the whole OF the perma-
nent holders OF the securities, but aside
from that class there are thousands
and tens of thousands CT speculat0cs
who have made enormous sums of
money.
The Standard OH crowd. with John
ID Rockefeller at its head has made
, the largest winning, and If could
stocks and bonds held by it the profit
would show not less than 100000 500.
+ and the aggregate might be $50, Q9G Cn9
higher. Mr. Rockefeller alone Is bet
ter of by $250.o0o Geo than he was six
months ago
The Vanderbilt family comes next ON
the list with profits Of a least $150,009,-
GOO, which has been reinvested in The
securities of the railroad systems with
which the vanderbilt name is identi-
fed. The family interest has probably
not been increased in New York CenA
trail or Lake. Shore but has undoubted-
~ been expanded in Union Pacific
southwestern and the western end of
the combination.
The Gould holdings would sell Tor
St5,00000Q more than could have been
obtained tfoF them three weeks before
the reelection Of Mckinney. The sub
stantial syndicates which for years
neid the control Of Il Be Pennsylvania a,
louisville & Nashville, St. paul Rock
Island, Illinois Central, AtclEisOu and
the PaciAcs can safely add so per cent
to 100 per cent to the appraisement OF
their assets on the basis of quotations
six months ago.
These syndicatess are for the most
part, located in Boston, New York
Philadelphia, chicago, London and
Amsterdam. The men composing them
are among the most solid bankers and
capitalists in the world and they new
er appear in speculation. as the phrase
is commonly understood.
What j. PierpOnt Morgan has made
nobody can say, and in the present
incomplete stage of many Of the enter
prises in which he is interested no es-
innate Of his status would have value
He may be- $50 600. 900 or better of
than he was last fail. or he may be
sl50,000,000 to the good He stands in
the position Of underwater or inderseF
on securities of the par value of $4,000, =
100000. These securities are now in
high favor and in great public demand.
old -1IefFf ff4y
aires. whose fortunes haVe been fabu-
lOusly increased by reason of the eX-
traordinary boom in prices, includes
such men as Marshall Field OF Chicago,
Who IS $4,000 600 richer; Norman p.
Ream of Chicago, profits $4,000, 600;
John w. Gates and I. N Wood Of Chi
cage. each S15.000 600 II. a. Porter,
$50, 600, 600, +. H. Hartman. S25. 000. 600;
w. II. and J. II. Moore, each $40, 0a0-
600; D. G. Reid of Richmond, Ind. Chi
w. c. Whitney, S15.000.000, and Harry
Oliver, Pittsburg, $4,000, coo.
Coming down the scale a little fur
Their we have s. NJ. NickersOn, former
president and majority OWNER of The
First National Secretary Cages bank
Of Chicago, who has cleared -s400o,000
through association with Il. H Porter.
IIr- Nickerson is now IA resident Of
New York. and IT is said, intends to
establish q great banking trust con
AEA H. "a " AL-lA 49,. ear AAif4N tfI
asked 20 become the president.
John Dupee, the veteran New York
and Chicago stock broker, has. cleared
S2.00O,0O0 since the lst Of JanElary bull
ing The. granger stocks Peter Kim
berly of Sharon Pa, has cleared Up
about 100000 on the sale Of ore props
critics to the big steel com bfnee
Everybody Identified With tHH steel
properties taken into the United States
steel corporation has prodte3 epor
y H.
6cation with the zeal. but in general
speculation there has been a great. deal
of pluuging by these fortunate gentle
men, with almost no losings to be
charged against them.
Robert r. Lincoln Of Chicago son
of the martyred PRESIDENT is said to be
ahead of the game 81, 00Qs000. He doesn't
speculate. but was very fortunate in
his investments on account OF his close
association with y. b. Ream and AIar-
shall Field. Mr.. Lincoln is one of the
trustees Of the George ~ Puunan es-
tate. ont Of which he has drawn fees
to tie extent of $500. 600.
Frank 81. Isowde1, who married into
the Pullman family and would ike TO
be United states senator. Isl said to
market, General Horace f. Porter
United states ministers to France, can
count his profits in the seven fSl9res.
He has dealt at loag range and very
COOEeEFaIlNeAE. most OF IAS 5clltlS bttLtt5
due to legitimate advice on his invest
ments.
w n White who startled Washing
ton two years ago by winning 81 500,0ee
from a shCestring, and lost IT again.
has made back his fortune and added
considerably thereto, his Winnings dur
ing the last six months having been
close to $1,000 900. White moved over
to New York few months ago Ia or
der 10 be close to the game he is play
ms.
WHO MRS. HARTMAE rs.