Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-12-31

old. and at the time of her death was
making a tour of inspection as New
York state labor inspector in the bureau
of industry and immigration.
E. V. Crowell wiiled s15O.0O0 to the
University of California: $4,000 to be
used for a gymnasium, $2'Ooo Tor
stadium and $25O.OOO for a hospital to be
maintained in conjunction with the uni
versity. The will of Emmett Densmore'
a manufacturer of patent meorclnes'
made provision for a beQuest to Iuske.
gee Institute that will eventually amount
to S7JO,000.
Mrs. Mary Lothrop Peabody, widow OF
Col Oliver Peabody. of Boston. left
100000 to be distributed as follows:
s3eo.o00 to All Saints Protestant . Epls-
copal Church of Dorchester, Mass; sl6s,
coo to various Episcopal religious anu
charitable institutions and the residue 10
the Cathedral Church of the Massachu-
setts Episcopal diocese: MIS- do W, ,n ,ns
court of ST James, gave S6U,Ooo to 81.
LUGN's Hospital of San Francisco ms
gift was made in memory of MRS. Reid
Louis Monteagle gave 100000 to the
same hospital in memory or ner uncle;
Calvin Page, from whom she inherited
her fortune.
California woman presented $780,
600 to the University of California to
condition accompanying the gift was
that her name should not be given to
the public.
Mrs. Thomas ]. Emory Of Cincinnati
gave 100000 to the Ohio Mechanics
institute of Cincinnati which converts
it into an unique institution It's
courses combine four years OF genera
knowledge, such as provided In tht
ordinary city high school. with Ioui
thus turn out photographers. printers
interior decorators. scientific bullders
wood carverS. metal workers, design
ers. electricians. architects machln!sts
Elizabeth w. Garrett, widow OF cas-
per S Garrett, millionaire paper man
ufacturer of Philadelphia. bequeathet
100000 to establish country mons
for poor children and deserving slngl'
women The bequest was exclusive o
another equally valuable gift TO MIS-
CARROTS relatives. provided they with
drew all claims to 200 acres OF lan'
and buildings near Newton square
Delaware county, Pa. This propert!
is to be reserved for the home. which
is to be known as the Garrett vii
hanson Lodge.
Edward Tuck of Boston contributes
100000 to his alma mater. Dartmouai
College. The money is to be appllet
to the Tuck School Of Administrator
and Finance and for the increase OF th'
professors salaries.
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Anna Wilson, who died In Omaha
Neb.. in November, left 100000 Il
charity. Miss Wilson disappeared iron
Memphis in 1867 and for forty-hv'
wears lived in Omaha under an assumed
name.
One Of the largest philanthropic ne
quests ever made to the city Of Roches
fer. N. Y. was provided for in the VII
of Morton W. Rundell, an obscure ar
dealer. 100000 being left to the clt.
for an art gallery, library and museum
the name of the building to be Tn
RundeIl Memorial building.
George L. Fox of Brooklyn gave py VII
s46O 600 to various hospitals, institutes
asvlums and other Brooklyn Roman
Catholic organizations.
Mrs. Mary Atkins of Kansas City LEI LEI
her residuary estate, valued at Sfoo,Vo
!. for the construction of a building an
the establishment Of the Atkins Museum
: of Fine Arts in that city. Mrs Akin
, left an estate valued at $LOO0.O0O one
, fourth Of which she inherited at Tn
, death of her husband. During he
; widowhood she managed her affairs $