Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1907-01-18
COLLECTORS NAMED
COURTS ORDER AFFECTING MRS
BEAUcHAMP HUGHES ESTATE.

Justice Could. presiding in the Probate
Court today appointed Harry q. KImbaIl
and Justin Morrill, Chamberlin as collectors
OF the estate OF Mrs. Louise Auguste Beau
champ Hughes. They are authorized t.
collect the rents and profits from premises
No. 2oli street northwest. where Mrs.
Hughes resided prior to 1872
Pursuant to the der Of the court report
ed in The S3ar yesterday. Attorney j. NJ
Chamberl!n, shortly before O'Clock. fle1
In the office OF the register of wills two
documents signed by Mrs. Hughes and
alleged to be testamentary papers. One il
dated November a, 1899 and is mutilateI
In a manner very similar to the mutiation
OF the codicil which was filed last Satur-
day. The other paper is dated March ..
1917, and Is typewriter on note heads OF
the Sutaw Hotel Company of Baltimore.
In the will of later date Mrs. Hughes is
described as resident and citizen Of Bal
timore The late Edward G. Niles Is named
as executor and residuary legatee. Direc-
ton Is given to divert her property into
cash, from which the following leracies are
to be paid Three thousand dollars to Miss
Kittie White of Atlantic City. n. J.; 5000
to Miss Pattie Weeks of New iberia, La.
Mrs. Hughes then proceeds to dispose of the
$4,000 placed at her disposition by the last
will of her husband David NJ. Hughes of
New York. OF this sum 5000 is given to
the president and directors OF Georgetown
champ Hughes art cabinet established at
the college. To Edward G. Niles is given
$1,000 in trust to use the income for the
care of a mausoleum in Woodlawn GEM
etery, New York. Mrs. Mary NJ. Nnes is
given $4,000 and Edward G. Niles $4,000
absolutely, with the provision that the sur
vivor shall have the total $4,000.
The residue of the estate is given to Ed
ward G. Niles.
This will was signed in the presence Of
Thomas w. Shipley and William J. Simms
of Baltimore and Stephen A. French of As
bury Park, n. ].
The "Mutilated" Will.
In the mutilated will Judge Ivory G.. KIM
ball and William H. Sholes are named as
executors and the document is witnessed
by John H. Olcott. Charles Moore and j.
J. Darlington. Mrs. Hughes directs that
out of the $4,000 left to her by her hus-
band 5000 be paid to the Washington
Loan and Trust Company. to be held in
trust and the interest thereof be paid to
her friend, Pattie Weeks of New Iberia,
La. She leaves 5000 to her friend, DR..
John A. Irwin of IA West 10Th street, New
York; to DR.. Arthur De Roaldes of New
Orleans, 5000; to Gladys Connolly 30 East
35th street. New York, 5000: to the Sisters
of Bon Secour for the care of the sick of the
city of Baltimore. 10000; to Georgetown
University. 5000; to Cuno FL Rudolph OF
this city. 5000; to Augustus 8. Hutchins
of New York. 5000; to Waldo Hutchins Of
New York. 5000. 1t is directed that all the
property be converted into cash. and that
from the proceeds be paid to the Baptist
Home of Washington, 5000; to Mrs. Fan
ME 3. Sholes, wife of William II. Shoes,
81. 900; to Harry B. Dick of New York,
81. 900: to Mrs. Charity l.. Bowman of New
York. 81, OO0 to Mrs. Fannie Hewes of Mis-
sissippi City, Miss, $1,000: to William
Weeks Hall of New iberia, La. $1,000: to
the Rev. Edward ]. Byrnes of Monroe, y.
Y, $1,000: to the children of Conte Enrico
Maggiolini. 5000. 1t is further provided
tl,,t I, md nff tata
to the Sisters of Bon Secour of Baltimore
and the Baptist Home of this city.