The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-01-03

The income from $50,OOO to be paid to Mary Barmore Cock; upon her death the $5O,00O to become a part of the re- siduary estate.
 The income from $20,000 to be paid to Elizabeth and Sally Jordan, one-half to each; upon the death of both to become part of residuafy estate.
 The income from $SO,000 to be paid to his cousin, Rachel Edwards, of New York city; upon her death the $30,0O0 to become a part of the residuary es- tate.
 One hundred thousand dollars in trust the income to be paid to the Uni versity of Chicago for the care and maintenance of the Yerkes observatory, located at Lake Geneva, Wisconsin.
 The remainder of the estate to be in- '. vested and divided into four equal shares, the income from two of the shares to be paid to Mrs. Yerkes during her lifetime and the income from one share to be paid to his son, Charles E. Yerkes, during his lifetime, and the in- come from the remaining one share to
  dinella. during her Lifetime
 On the death of Mrs. Yerkes the trus- tees are to incorporate, under the laws of the state of New York, corporation for the purpose of conducting a hospital to he known as the Yerkes hospital, and out of the principal of the one-half set aside for his wife, less the $75O,O00 to go to the Yerkes galleries, to be used for purchasing plot of ground in the borough of the Bronx, in the city of New York, and proper buildings for the erection of a hospital thereon, the az gregate cost of the ground and build ings not to exceed the sum of SSOO,OO the trustees then to pay over to the .-persons designated as trustees of the Yerkes hospital the remaining portion of the one-half of the estate set aside Tor his wife, as well as any accrued in- come thereon remaining, to be invested bv the trustees to maintain the hospi- tai.
 He directs that the hospital shall be open for the public without regard to creed, race or color, and any patient received or admitted whose financial means are not such as to entitle the pa- tient to pay for the necessary treat ment shall be treated free.
 In the event of the death of his son, Charles E. Yerkes, leaving lawful issue, the income arising from the one quarter of the estate directed to be paid to Charles T. Yerkes during his life, shall he paid to his wife and child or chill dren until the youngest of said children shall arrive at the age of twenty-one years. When the children shall arrive at the age of twenty-one years, or in case of the death of his son, without leaving lawful issue surviving, then the one-auarter of the estate set aside for Charles E. Yerl1es shall be paid to the trustees of the Yerkes hospital.
 It Is then provided on the death of his son Charles before that of his wife, leaving no issue, then the hospital is to be established out of the one-quarter of the estate, the income of which is left to Charles, less the 1000 which he is authorized to devise by will.
 Directs that the trustees shall freely consult with his wife in all matters concerning the hospital and the Yerkes galleries.
 It is then provided that in case his wife should notify the trustees that she desired to relinquish her right to use the premises 6Sth street and Fifth ave nue as a home, then the trustees are directed to pay to the Yerkes galleries $2O, GOO per annual out of the income set aside for wife and children under the fifteenth paragraph of his will.
 It is his intention to dispose of all of his estate and if any bequests should fail. then all should go to his residuary estate.
 It is provided that the provisions