The Saint Paul globe., 1903-02-14
'art Of said fund and charity.

nereDy VIII and direct that the
administrators Of said fund and char
lty shall at all times keep books of
account showing a record of all their
acts and doings in the administration
tnereof, and showing in detail the con-
dltlon ana chaFReIer. of. the assets of
said fund and charity, and they shall
publish, or caaSes to be published, in
July OF each year, in each daily paper
publlshed in st. Paul, an annual re-
port showing, among other things how
the property offsaid fund and charity
is invested. and its reasonable value;
the amount of rents, interest and in
come received; the amount paid to
each officer of said charity as salary
and Tor services; the amount disburs-
ed to each of the employees of said
charlty, and the name of such eIf1-
ploye; the amount disburSed to care
Tor and aid the worthy poor as here
IN provided; and the number of poor
assisted; all during the twelve months
next preceding the July Of making
such published report, and also such
other information as the administra-
tors OF said trust may deem it advis-
able to have published.
Honors Dead Father.
cit is my desire and wish that the
annual report of said trust or charity
be published on July Z of each year,
my deceased fathers birthday.
Should my mother, Fanny S. Wilder,
IN her lifetime, or by her last will, es-
tabllSh fund and charity similar in
character and purpose to the fund and
charity in this will established and en-
| doWed, then / authorize and fully en-
power the administrators of the fund
and char1ty named in this will, should
it be in their option advisable so to
90. to admit and permit such fund and
| charity endowed by my mother to be
administered in and from said Admin
1stration building provided for herein,
or should her will SO permit, the char
lty herein named and endowed by me
and such charity endowed by my moth
er may be consolidated and managed
and administered together, or such
charity endowed by my mother may
be managed and administered with, and
as a part of the fund and charity by
this Will endowed, and the powers, du-
ties and obligations Of the corporation
| referred to herein may be broad and
I ample enough for that purpose.
L hereby will and direct the admin
1strators of this fund and charity to
employ at least two trained nurses,
whose duty and work shall be to care
for the sick among the worthy poor,
| resident of said st. Paul.
May Take Other Bequests.
TT is my hope and trust that the
persons who may from time to time
have the duty of caring for said en-
doWment and charity may become i'm
bued with my aim and purpose in
making this Will. 1t has come to my
thoughts in my reflections about the
future of this endowment and charity
that Its administration may come to
be recognized ito be SO economical and
so worthy, others may at some time,
or from time to time, in the years to
| come, desire to use the same medium
by and through which to aid and re-
lleVe with small or larger amounts the
wants and suffering of the same or
like worthy poor, resident of st. Paul.
! Should such be the. case, l authorize
and empower the administrators of the
endowment and charity l have created
| to receive Gin their discretion always,
+ hOWeYer,) any grant, device, bequeSt or
gift made for said purpose, and to alb
sorb and administer same with and as
a. part of the endowment and charity
in and by my will named and estab-
Iished.
provided, however, such grant de-
| wise, bequest or gift must@a shall
be made wholly and entirely to be alb
sorbed in and by, and to become a part
of said endowment and charity by me
created, and without any other con-
ditions and lfni tations of any kind or
| character whatever. Said corporation,
! which may be organized, or which
Will be organized, may be organized
with powers ample and sufficient for
the purpose herein named. Nothing
herein contained, however, shall be
construed as making it obligatory upon
the said trustees or incorporate man
| ayers to receive or administer any
such rendered grant, devise, bequest or
gift, but they shall act as their dis
erection and judgment may dictate rela-
| tiYe-to receiving same, and it must be
only for and upon the complete alb
sorption | have named"
81 Power of Executors.
Power most ample is given to con-
vey and assign at any time any of the
property belonging to this fund and
to invest and reinvest the proceeds
and the performance of any duty i'm
| posed or right given or created may
be enforced by or through any court
! having vfsitorial power or jurisdiction
in such cases, and also, if necessary,
by any associate in such right or duty.
Mrs. Appleby has named her hus-
band, her mother, her friend, Victor
NJ. Watkins, and her cousin, Charles
| L. Spencer, as the executors of the
| will, also as managers of the charity,
with John l. H. Field and George c.
| Power, of st. Paul, as substitutes in
case OF death or vacancy.
A. H.sMiIder's Will
A H. WiIder1died Nov. II, 1894. and
his will was filed Nov. % of the same
year. Among the minor bequests men,
toned in the early part of this VIII
is one Of $4,000 to Christian John
| Schwartz, of whom it was stated that
| he had been continuously in the en-
| ploy of the testator since 1858 and Mr..
Wilder in his, will requested that his
| wife and daughter should in the dis
position of their property make such
| further provision for Schwartz as
| might seem to them necessary to in
sure him against want as long as ne
! might live. 1t will be noticed that
| Mrs. Appleby has in her will shown
| substantial recognition of this request.
The original will was executed Oct.
8, 1889, and codicil bears the date
| of July 81, 1898. The executors nam
| ed were the wife and daughter of the
| testator and III. P. Upham, w. r. Mer-
| riam, V. M. Watkins, H. G.. Burbank
and Harvey Officer.
AS to the portion Of his estate be-
| queathed to his daughter in trust, Mr..
Wilder WiTled that she should receive
from the trustees all of the income
from that property during her lifetime,
and that at her death it should be di-
vided in equal shares among her chill
dren, if any such there should be; but
in case she should die without children
all of the rents and income of that
portion Of the estate should go to Mrs,
Wilder during her lifetime. Provid-
ing further for that portion of the
property in such event or for the dis
| position OF the entire estate in case the
testator and his wife and daughter
some accident. Mr.. Wilder named
truS tees for juShl such a fund as hiA