The Topeka state journal., 1906-01-25

trust for her. a sum sufficient to make |
with what she will receive from her hus-
dollars.
no the Merchants Loan and Trust COM
pany, in trust for Gwendolyn Field /
granddaughter. 1 million dollars.
To Grace J. Gillette, niece, S1O0 600.
To Stanley Field nephew, $108. GOO.
lfo Norman Field, nephew, $4,000.
T To Mrs Maud e. Glegg, niece, Slo. Geo
TO Mrs Laura T.. CIegg, niece, $4,000.
To Mrs Josephine f. Crosley, niece |
$4,000
TO Mrs. Minna F. Gibson niece Sf0,O00
To Florence Field niece. S10.000
To the selectnen of Conway, Mass, for
care of cemetery lot in which Mr. Field
parents are buried 1000.
To the Merchants Loan and Trust COM
pany in trust for Mrs. Sophia e. EarhaFt
of Denver, Colo. sister-in-ldW, S25, 600.
To Dency l. Field, cousin, $40 600.
Smaller Becuests.
Lucy a Field. cousin, S20o0
Sarah r. Weed cousin, $40 600.
II. Z. Russell. cousin, $4,000
Helen W; Field, sister-in-law. s25.e00.
Samuel G. Field, cousin, $40 600.
Carrie Childs, daughter of deceased
cousin, $1,000
Mrs. Harriette T. Humphrey. New IIa-
Children Of zeno Russell. deceased
cousin. in equal parts, $20000.
Elizabeth D. Davis, daughter of Henry
G. Davis Pittsfeld, Mass. $4,000.
Mary D. Rockwell. daughter of Henry
q. Davis, Pittsheld. Mass, 500
Miss Francis Diekerman. New Haven,
ily S10,000
D. h Nash. cousin. $4,000.
Scotto Nash. SO 600.
Philip Fl. Sheridan, son of the late Gen.
Philip II. Sheridan, $4,000.
5000
Miss Aurora Pierce. Chicago. $4,000.
Miss Abbie Pierce, Chicago. $40, 600.
Frank W. Russell. cousin, $40 000.
MTs. Julia A Ray Hartford, Conn,
mrs. Louise James, Williamsburg.
{
D. II Nash. in trust for widow and
children of John A. Nash deceased
FREDERICK slSif director of Field mu-
TO Employees.
Arthur B. Jones, for many years Mr.
Fields secretary, and one of his ex-
ecutors, 100000
A number of employees of Marshall Field
& Co. and personal employees of Mr.. Field
are given sums either outright or in
trust, ranging from $4,000 to SO. 600.
Besides these bequests, RObeft NJ. Fair,
/ John @. Shedd and II. G. SeIfridge, men
prominent in the management of the
| business of Marshall Field & Co. are
given in trust for distribution among
such employees of Marshall Field & Co
who shall have been in its employ for
twenty-five years as may be selected by
the trustees, $100 600.
Field Columbian museum, for endow-
ment and building fund, one-haf for
each million dollars
! Chicago Orphan asylum. S25, 600.
/ Old Peoples home Of Chicago $4,000,
St. Lukes hospital Chicago, SIS 900.
/ Presbyterian hospital Chicago, $25, 600.
For preparation and adoTnment of lot
/ IN Graceland cemetery, where Mr.. Field
/ is buried, $4,000.
Graceland cemetery for maintenance of
+ lot, Sc, 600.
/ TO each Of Mr. Fields family servants
not specifically named in the will and
/ who, at the time of his death had been in
/ his employ for five years $1,000
/ To other family servants not mentioned
/ in the viii who have been in his employ
i one year, each $1,000
Management of Estate.
! Concerning the management of the
/ trust estate and the income therefrom,
/ the will directs that it shall be admin
istered and applied by the trustees in
such a manner that the grandson
Marshall Field III, and his descend
ants, shall receive a three-hfths por-
| ton and the grandson Henry and his
I descendants a two-ffths portion It
/ is further directed that when Marshall
Field III shall attain the age of 25
years he shall be given for his own use
/ absolutely the sum of S450,000 and a
i like sum when he shall attain respec-
lively the ages of 80. 35 and 40 years.
+ The grandson Henry is to receive
/ when he shall attain the age of Is
years the sum of $500 0O0 and a like
/ sum when he shall attain respectively
/ the ages of so. 35 and 40 years.
It is also provided that of the total
net income accruing to each grandson
from the estate one-haf shall be set
aside and held by the trustees for ac-
cumulation This is to be delivered to
them by the trustees when they shall
attain the age of 5 years
The other one-half of the net in
/ come Of the estate. the trustees are di-
/ rected to retain and to invest and re-
invest for accumulation until the
+ grandsons shall respectively attain the
age of 3 years, at which time the
I trustees are to pay to them in quarter
/ II installments one-third of the one
/ half part of the met income of their
i respective shares. The remaining
1 two-thirds of the other one-haIf of
the net income the trustees are to hold
| and invest and reinvest for accumula-
/ ton until the grandsons have attained
I respectively the age of 35 years. when
the frusAses are to pay over to them in
quarterly instailments two-fhirds of