The San Francisco call., 1905-03-05
IN VAST ESTATE LEFT BY AGED PANTHRoPe
Leaves Large Amounts
to Institutions.

official report of the analysis at Hon
nation the detectives have gathered.
1t was to be inferred from this that
the lawyer did not regard the time far
distant when arrests would be made.
One surprising feature of the will is
that there is no bequest for Miss Jen-
ME Lathrop. who was a favorite of
Mrs. Stanford. Her father shares very
literally in the estate, however.
The total of specified bequests is
S3.11O.000. The residue of the estate
is left to the university. but the
amount is not large. The following is
a copy of the will:
In the name of God, amen: I, Jane
Lathrop Stanford, of the County of
Santa Clara, State of California, wild
ow Of Leland Stanford, deceased, be-
ing of sound and disposing mind and
memory and mindful of the uncer-
tainty of life. do make, publish and
declare this to- be my last will and
testament, in manner following, that
is to say:
I give and bequeath to the Union
Trust Company of San Francisco,
NOA kOA oNAOli "a 6e144iHCd diAo N-Aioliii6
under the laws of the State of Califor-
MIA, the sum Of two million (S2,000,-
000) dollars, to have and to he'd the
same in trust for the following uses
and purposes, that is to say:
A. 1 authorize, empower and direct
said trustee to invest said sum of two
million (s2.000.000) dollars in first
class bonds or other securities, as it
may deem best and to pay over, at
regular intervals, the net income aris-
ing from one million dollars thereof
to my brother, Ariel Lathrop of AL
bany, New York, for and during the
term of his natural life, and upon his
death (as he has no children or de-
scendants) this trust shall cease and
determine as to one-half of said trust
property, that is to say. as to one mill
lion dollars thereof, and the said sum
or the property in which 1t may be
invested shall belong TO and be deliv-
cred to his relatives as follows, viz:
One-half thereof to his brother,
Charles Gardner Lathrop. and the
other one-half thereof to the descend
ants of his deceased brother, Daniel
Shields Lathrop, in the proportions of
one-third to his daughter, Jennie L.
Lawton; one-third to his daughter,
Amy Gardner Hansen, and the re-
naming one-third in equal shares to
Daniel S. Cunning and Amy l.. Gun
ming, the children of Christine L.
Cunning, the deceased daughter of
Daniel Shields Lathrop, deceased.
B. To pay over at regular intervals
to my niece, the said Jennie L. Law
ton, the full one-third of the net in
come arising from one million dollars,
the other one-half of said trust fund,
for and during the term of her nat
ural life, and upon her death this trust
shall cease and determine as to one
third of said one million dollars. and
the said one-third of said one million
dollars shall belong to and be deliv-
cred to the child or children of said
Jennie L. Lawton.
c. To pay over at regular intervals
to my niece, the said Amy L. Hansen,
the full o1e-third Of the net income
arising from said one million dollars,
being one-third of said, trust fund. for
and during the term of her natural
life, and upon her death this trust
shall cease and determine as to one
the said one-third of said one million
dollars shall belong to and be deliv-
cred to the child or children of said
Amy L. Hansen.
D. To pay over, one-half to each,
at regular intervals to said Daniel S.
Cunning and Amy L. Cunning, the
children of my deceased niece, Chris
tine L. Cunning, one-third of the net
income arising from said one million
dollars, the said one-half of said trust
property, until such time as the
younger of the two shall reach the
age of twenty-five years, at which
time this trust shall cease and deter
mine as to one-third of said one mill
lion dollars, the one-half of said trust
property, and the said one-third shall
belong to and be delivered to said
Daniel s. and Amy L. Cunning, alb
solutely and in their own right, share
and share alike. and free from all
trusts: provided, however. that if
either should die before the younger
attains the age of twenty-five years,
this trust shall cease and determine
as to one-half of said one-third of
million dollars, and that proportion OF
the trust property shall belong to
and be delivered to the children of the
one SO dying, or, if there be no such
children, then TO the other: and the
trust shall thereafter continue as to
the other one-half of said one-third
of a million dollars until the survivor
reaches the age of twenty-five years,
at which time the trust as to the re-
mainder of said one-third of million
dollars shall cease and determine and
the property Shall belong to and be
delivered to said survivor. but IL such
survivor dies before attaining the