The Colorado statesman., 1906-01-27
MARSHALL FIELD
WILL or T-E GREAT MERCHANT
EEAC Iw chi ICEGc.
MgsEGa WELL CARED FOR
Tpeo crsrcac,,s ccs Eutge Of -ortuur-
Large Seguesrs Uo Relatives and
-T'..s1cs.-Frs. sio6, Former cer-
YER War, Sc',reszTtserrs--'-hsrieY Ee~

quests.
Chlcaao.-Bg the VIII cr the la1e
Marshall Field, filed Wsdnesday IN rae
Prcbass Court, the City of Chicago ia
made Che beneficiary to The ezoenC Cd
81 0gG 900 witch IL 10 be used for the
endowment and maintenance Ct rhe
Filled Columbian Museum, now sim
a1ssd Ia Jackson park
The enui's beglIesG Tor A museum
however. Ia made upon the express eDn-
d.gicu rha1 Within six years from the
dare oe the dsa1h of AIr. Field rherg
shall be provided for the museum
wiahous ensf 10 ID, lands which shall be
satisfactory to tile g;usrses az rhe size
for the permanent home of the nIu-
scum. u wl-liiu the six years the siCe
has net been provided the s3,0GG 0Gg IL
20 revert 10 and become part u the
rssiduarY esfars.
n addition To tile suun left 1or the
nluasum various 1egIesrs ss2rsaatlla
81 5g8 8gG are made to relatives and
friends u the Cssra1or-
WIch Obese exceptions tile surirs es-
rsge ia Ls De bspr iuuacT until one of
me TWO soma ~ Marshall Field IT.,
zzzadsGns cr the 5esta1or, sfall have
y
ara ncw nins and Twelve years of azs
respectively. Marshall Field, r., died
November 2Ts 1895, of bull
let wound willie handling a
revolver Stipulated Sums are 70 be
paid n the Two grandchildren when
rlisy reach the ages q twenty-five,
cnsrrg-fvs and f0rrg-age,
THE Business - Marshall Field &. Co.
"a 70 ts maintained as a. portion of the
rssicuacy ssCace.
E;ecaIse u the failure To file A pett
tiou for the sDpoinc cnlent of adnlinisCra~
tGrs tfis value II the estate was nor
furnished to the court, and e5-sn the eE-
eciErGrs themselves are nos able ~ al
tnis rinae estimate lt with accuracy
The failure 10 file the petition with
the VIII is because of the great extent
u the property held By Mr.. Field and
because much rinse VIII he required for
jCs apprsIsenaent. II will probably be
several weeks before the Probate
Court is Officially Informed Of its
yalue.
Among the 5equests are the follow
Ing
TO the Merchants Loan & Trust
Company of Chicago. In Trust for Mrs.
David Beatty Of England, daughter Of
Mr. fJeId, Sl,D0DDG0~
TO the United States Trust Corn
pany, IN trust for Mrs. Beatty and her
appointees. 1000 900.
To the Northern Trust Company. ar
th<r u. Jones' and Chauncey Keep, In
trust for Mrs. Beatty and her ap-
pointees. s2,000.000.
TO Mrs. Marshall Field, widow. in
addition 10 the provision made for her
fFI Ia
tember s, 1905, 81 900 900, together
With the Field family home. with all
IT'S furnishings and equipment OF ev-
cry kind for and during her life. No
mention is made In the will Of the
amount given 10 Mrs. Field at the time
of the marriage settlement.
To the Northern Trust Company in
trust for Mrs. Laura r. DibDlee and
Two daughters. sisters and nleces, $500, +
900.
TO Mrs. Dibblce. $3.50 900. to Bertha
Dibblee. niece. 100000.
To Francis Dibblee. niece. sf00. 900.
70 the Northern Trust Company In
trust for Mrs Helen F.. James, sister
and three children, 100000.
TO Howard James, nephew, $3.50 900.
TO Philip James. nephew, s250.000.
TO Dwight James, nephew, $4,000.
TO the Merchants Loan and Trust
Company, in trust for Miss Nora Scott.
sister Of Mr. Fields nrst wife, 5000 900.
TO Miss Nora Scott, absolutely, $500.
900.
To the Illinois Trust and Savings
Bank, Chauncey Keep and Arthur b.
Jones, in trust for Marshall Field, Jr.,
and descendants, S5,O00.000.
10 Mrs. Marshall Field. Jr.. abso-
Int f1y and In tho Mort Har-r. rTrrtuf Cnru-
pany In trust for her. a sum sufficient
10 make with what she will receive
from her husbands estate, an aggre-
gate Of 100000.
To thG Merchants Loan and Trust
Company. in trust for Cwcndolyn Field.
granddaughter. 81 100000.
To Grace j. Gillette, niece. 100000.
To Stanley Filed. nephew, 800, 900.
To the Merchants Loan and Trust
Company, in trust for Mrs. Sophia S.
Earhart Of Denver. sister-in-law. s25.-
900.
Frederick J. Skin. director Of Field
museum. $4,000.
Arthur -. Jones'. for many years Mr.
Fields secretary. and one OF his exc
cutors, 100000.
a number OF employees of Marshall
Filed & Co. and personal employees of
Mr.. flcld are gwen sums either out
right or In trust. ranging from $4,000
to 10000.
Besides these bequcsts. Robert VI
Fair. John G.. Shedd and X. G.. Sci
fridge. men prominent in the manage
ment Of the business of Marshall Field
a. Co. are given In trust for dlstribu.
tion among such employees OF Marshall
Field & Co. as shall have been In Its
employ for twenty-five years as may be
selected by the trustees. 100000.
Chicago Orphan Asylum, $500.
Old Peoples Home of Chicago. $685.
900.
st. Lukc's Hospital. Chicago, S25. 900.
Presbyterian Hospital. Chicago, $685.