Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1910-06-25
WIFE GIVEN CONTROL
Of HUSBANDS ESTATE
Provision Made in Will of Lat
ter'S Father-0ther Es-
tates Disposed Of.

Mrs. Rachel Y. Thorne, wife Of Joshua
S. Thorne, is to take and manage free
from the interference Of her husband the
latter's interest in the estate of his
father, S. Norris Thorne. This provision
is contained in the will of the elder
Thorne, dated April % last, and filed for
probate.
During the life of his widow, Mary B..
Thorne, Mr.. Thorne directs that the
American Security and Trust Company Is
to hold his entire estate. One-third the
income is to be paid to the widow and
the balance equally distributed among
his sons, Joel E. Thorne OF Magnolia,
N. j.; Richard H. Thorne OF Ell Paso,
Tex, and the daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Rachel v. Thorne.
On the death of the wife the estate is
to be transferred to the two sons and
daughter-in-law. The American Security
and Trust Company is named as execu-
tor.
Requests Made to Sisters.
BY the will of Leonhard Egloff. dated
February 20. 1895, requests Of 81, 900 each
are made to his two sisters, Helena
Egloff and Maria E. Ebel. No disposition
is made of his remaining estate. Simon
Wolf is named as executor.
Peter Fersinger, the local contractor,
must not remarry il he would retain the
property devised to him by the will of
his late wife, Sophia Fersinger. The will
was executed April 10. 1909, and provides
bequests OF personal belongings to certain
children.
The real estate is devised to the hus-
band for life, provided he does not re-
marry. Mrs Fersinger charges -.er hus-
band to pay monthly to each OF her
unmarried children $50. the shares Of
those under age to be received by a
guardian for their maintenance.
Should the husband remarry or on his
death the real estate is to be sold and
distributed equally among the children.
The personal estate is left to the hus-
band absolutely.
John I. Ferguson, son, is named al
executor and guardian OF the minor chill
dren.
Widow Gets Entire Estate.
Ellis M. Ketcham. by his will dated
July q. 1905. leaves his entire estate to
his widow. Mrs. Sallie Small Ketcham.
She is also named as executrix.
BY the terms OF the will Of Margaret
e. Lincoln. dated April 10 last, her en-
tire estate is devised to Susan P. Keech
in trust, to be disposed according to
sealed instructions given her by the de-
cedent. The trustee is also to act as
executrix.
The five children of Mrs. Catherine Null
lin are to share equally all her earthly
belongings. according to the provisions
of her will, dated July. 1904, and offered
for probate. No executor is named.
The will Of Mrs. Charlotte c. Arm
strong, dated November 81, 1909, pro-
vides that her cousin. Emily G. Dorsey,
is to have forty-three shares Of stock
of the National Mechanics Bank of
Baltimore and a ne-thousand- dollar
bond. Premises 1912 Sunderland street
is left to Mrs. Isabelle A. Barklie,
daughter of Gen. Frank c. Armstrong,
with whatever furniture therein she
may wish
The remaining estate Is left to Ann
M. Combs, sister of the deceased. Mrs.
Barklie is named executrix.
The property of Mrs. Mary A.. Phil
lips is left to Mrs. Homer Stewart by
the will of Mrs. Phillips, dated April
16 last, and offered for probate.