The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-10-27
FORTUNE
Continued from FRS, Pas.,

come
Eleventh. twenty million dollars IN So
curities IS 10 be set apart by his executors
| 70 be divided BY them into four equal
parts and held in trust, one part each
for the use Of his children. Gertrude. A.
I fred and Gladys. the income thereof 70
/ be paid to each for life. and upon the
1 death OF the beneficiary the principal OF
/ his or her share TO be paid to the issue
! o. such beneficiary IN such proportions
I as 0ay be appointed by the viii. and IN
I tefallt OF such appointment in equal
shares 20 such issue. and falling then
! the principal Of such share Is 20 be paid
/ 10 the survivors Of the above named or
/ their issue.
Twelfth. the trustees OF the several
I trust funds are authorized IN their cfscrs-
ton TO sell or hold the securities belong.
ing % the testater al the tine OF hls
death ana 10 change investments. and az
directed 70 invest the trust FUNDS arising
/ therefrom In certain specified securities
and classes OF investment with addition
al authority 10 invest IN the mortRxKa
bonds Of any railroad approved for that
purpose by all the executors who nav
qualify They are further directed to hold
securities in which trust funds may be
| invested. in their names as trustees for
the parties, respectively. for whose bene-
III the trust is created. keeping each
trust separate and distinct
Thirteenth. specific requests are made
as follows: William X Vanderbilt Noo-
600; Chauncey NJ Depew. sso.090: Ed
ward V. W. Rossiter. s5o 90: John Hone.
so ooD; Rev Or David n Greer. SO 30;
So, coz: Maud Gwynne Shepard SIS 90;
John Rutgers Leroy. S20OO0. Charles F.
Cox. $1,000: Edgar 7. Chapman. son %
Rev. z. T. Chapman. OF Watervleit. New
York, $l0.000; George r. Fearing. N0.oo0:
Rev Or. William 3. Langford. 5000:
George 4. warburton. $1,000: Robert r.
McBurney (deadl. $1,000; J. r. HIATT
maker. $40 coo
Also the following annuities: Mrs.
William Turnbun $500: John T. Earle.
81 2oo; Mr. jeremiah Slmonson. s. 80. Mrs.
Sarah simonson. $3.50; Mrs. Cornena Lit
tell. S200. Upon the death Of each an
nuitant the principal set apart FOR such
annuity is added 20 the reslduary estate
Also provided that the judgment 81
the executors shall he fnai in respect 20
any division OF the estate made BY them.
and each executor and trustee IS reiiev-
ed from responsibility for the acts or
omissions OF any other. and no bonds are
required for them as security
Fourteenth. a legacy OF sloo IN g Civ
en- 10 the Young Mems Christian associa-
ton Of New York and he desire Is ex-
pressed that the income. so far as prac-
ticable, be used for Christian work among
railroad employees.
Also a bequest OF 800 600 Is given 70 the
rector, chuuchwarden and vestryruen II
St Bartholomew church. % BE- kept in
vested by them and the annual income
applied 20 the missionary WORK OF the
parish
There is a further beoue<t ot s.Oa.o0o
for the erection OF a building FOR church
purposes IN said parish. contingent upon
its not having been erected prior % the
tstator's death the surplus, n any. %
be added 20 the bequest last above
named
Also the following requests: Yale Uni
versity. 500 DO. 81. lakes hospital. IN
New York City. S50000. the Domestic and
Foreign Missionary Society % the PROT
estant Episcopal church 5000. trustees
OF the Vanderbilt university. Ma FhviIc.
Tenn. 5000. the Redwood library az
SO 80. the Newport. r. l.. hos
pItal. 80 010: the Christian Home for In
temperate Men IN New York. 30 90: tho
Manhattan Working Girls Society of he
City Of New York go ~: the New Yofk
Bible and Common Prayer Book Society.
10000
also the executors are directed "a pap
10 the society Of St John annually the
sum OF g DO. and Request or siooo9 -
made 10 the same society
also 70 the Protestant Episcopal So
.iety FOR soamea IN New York City. a
,equest % ti8D 90 IS given and Turner'S
painting - tho Grand Canal. Venice. -
given 20 The Metropolitan Museum Of Art
Sew York city.
Fifteenth. q bequsst ~ 3. 90 + given
70 each 81 the family servants who have
,eeu IN me employ IN the house o. stable
Z the teafator f1r tvo years next prs
eding hls death Aiso the following be-
.uests. John II DempseY. 3 o.. Chas.
Whlttaker. coachman. goo. Tony. his
,arber. g. a0). John Alien. his farmer.
2 90.
sixteenth. the gold medal votsi BY
ongrsss n 1856. At the close % the civil
-ar 10 Cornelius vanderbilt. his grand
sthe-. r. given 20 his son Alfred Nth
be requss; that ~ leave II 70 hiz eldest
On aud 81 on down from eldest son %
dest son
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.naaln6er ~ ths estate. Including ell
ped 5egariss ard the priacipaI 81 an
lI,les s. viven 20 the executors iH trust
. hold sid invest ard rs-ingest ard col
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