Norwich bulletin., 1909-09-17
Entire Eslate
 Goes to Widow
SHE IS ALSO APPOINTED THE
 ExEcUTRIx OF. DOCUMENT.
E. H. HARRIMAn's WILL FILED
The Document Made Public by Presi- dent Peabody of the Mutual Life ln' surance co.-Extremey Brief.

New York, Sept. 16.-All of Edward H. Hariman's property, real and per- sonal is bequeathed without restric- tions of any sort to the widow, Mary w. Hartman. The will was filed at Goshen, N. r., this afternoon. but was made public in this city. It is an ex- tremely brief document dated June S. 1903. and reads as follows:
 The Will.
 T, Edward H. Hartman, of Arden in the state of New York, do make, publish and declare, this as and for my last will and testament, that is to say:
 T give, devise and bequeath all of my property, real and personal, Of every kind and nature to my wife, Mary w. Hartman, to be hers absolutely and forever and do hereby nominate and appoint the said Mary w. Harri- man to be executrix of this will
 Tt witness whereof 1 have here unto of June in the year nineteen hundred and three.
 EDWARD H. HARRIMAN."
 About $1oo,ooo,ooo.
 The will was witnessed by Charles A. Peabody and c. c. Tegethoff MT. Pea body is president of the Mutual Life Insurance company. MT. Tegethoff was one of MT. Harriman's secretaries.
 MT. Peabody, who made the will public, declined to make any estimate as to the value of MT. Harriman's es- ta te.
 According to a Wall street publica- tion, Tt can be stated on the highest authority" that Mir. Harriman's prop erty amounted to between s75,00O.O00 and s100,000,0 900.
 One of the Wealthiest Women in the
 World.
 New York, Sept 1G-A hundred brief words, weighted each with approxi- mately S1,000,00G. and containing in their entirety the last testament of ID: H. Hartman. makes his widow, Mary AVerel Hartman, one of the wealthiest women in the world. It is perhaps the briefest will on record for the disposal of an estate of such magnitude. All his property is left to Mrs. Hartman.
 Wall street estimates that Mrs. Har- riman will inherit in realty and per- sonal property between $75,0OO, 900 and $10O,000,000.
 Relatives Substantially Provided For.
 MT. Harriman's private fortune is supposed to have been greater than this by many millions, but there is utdSOn 10 DeHeVe mat ms unmarried daughters, Mary and Carol. his mar ried daughter, Mrs. Robert Living stone Gerry and his two sons, Will liam Averell and Roland a boy of 14 together with his surviving sister, Mrs. Simmons, and other relatives, have all been substantially provided for in gifts out of hand and trust funds set aside by MT Hartman duffn~ his life time.
 Mrs. Hartman was Miss Mary AvereII
 Mrs. Hartman was Miss Mary Av- erell, daughter of w. J. Avereii, wealthy banker of Rochester. N. r., who made his money in the Rome, Watertown & Ogdensburg Railroad Co She brought her husband valua- ble financial aid in his early struggles in the market, when aid was most val uable to him. He never needed 1t again, for his administrative ability soon won him the support of Kuhn, Loeb & Co.,, the National City bank and the powerful Standard Oil clique Their 36 years of married life-Mr. Hartman was married in 1S73-it has always been said, were ideally happy
 The will was filed today with the surrogate of Orange county N. Y, at Goshen, and following this Mrs. liar riman filed memorandum, qualifying as executrix.