The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-01-19

and Mr., Jamison are named rs exc
cutors Two of the three are llVlnR anu
there is no reason TO Suggest a sc hanSe
in their capacity. That will vas mace
before his mind was torn enureiy rom ron
its moorings and his side gladly wei
coined it in evidence. In IL tne esttte
goes to the children:
WHY THE CHANGE
In the will of 1891; the reasons arc not
here present. They have gone into the
grave OF Michael Reilly.
There ia the will Of Philip Reilly
which waa, they cay, the pattern
adopted by Michael Reilly, in this way
1T adopts all the vices OF it and leaves
out the good features. There were no
sugar room conferences preceding tnas
will; no suspicion of melital inca
pacity. They say Michael Reilly ad-
ton where hs is cut off with legacy
of $50. His admiration OF it shows IN
his mind a lack of sense. The pro-
visions regarding the trustees are much
different, more sensible than IN the
present will. One trustee may reside
in st. Louis, bnt there is no provision
for change. The trustees may be re-
moved, but still no provisions for new
trustees. Philip Reilly remembered ne
had children and provided that the
trustees should give when the children
deserved it their share. Where is there
such provision in this will?
He had called attention to other
differences between the two wills and
reiterated it adopted all its vices and
neglected. all its virtues.
He referred to the statement OF AR.
Riley that the breaking OF this Will, VIII
break up happy home-that OF Mrs:
Thomas Reilly. What does this will
give ner? Just what the trustees please
to give her. He would say whatever
the effect of the jury doing right, that
result will have to follow. The persons
on whose behalf the other side chow
such apprehension do not share it. He
read a letter from Mrs. Thomas M.
Reilly and Miss Matilda Reilly, as fol-
lows:
WHEELING, W. VA, Jan. IS, 1891
lessrs. Hubbard and Hutchinson, Counsel for Con-
tcstGnts.
GEHrLEmEN:-we have concluded to elect on
the side of hocon estauts in the case OF the Will
OF Michael Reilly, deceased, and authorize you
toappear for us and SO state to the court
Mrs. II. NJ: REILLY,
MATILDA c.. REILLY.
The reading OF this little created
GENUINE SENSATION
in court, it being understood tho two
were on the other side of the case.
Is this the true will OF Michael Reilly :?
The other side say this will has been
misrepresented in the prcsa and upon
the streets. They are probably right.
What they don't want is fair repre-
sentation of it. The people who wrote
for the press and those who talked
about it don't know about it. ut is
only those like ourselves who have
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measure its monstroslties. 1t won't be
misrepresented now Here it is now,
from the two blots at the top of it which
typify the whole TO the insane attempt
at signature ut the bottom. This will
is all for the trustee and nothing for the
children. Out of the seven clans %, five
begin by talking about the trustees. If
this be the true will of Michael Reilly,
it is for the benefit of the two trustees,
and we have case OF an estate of an
unknown amount, left to unknown trus-
tees for an unknown time.
It was an insane thing for, the tesla.
tor to name the trustees he did. He
would not say this had one of the wit
nesses on the other side not said so.
1t is not to BIO expected these reverend
gentlemen can give the proper atten-'
ton to an estate of this magnitude.
This witness afterward wanted to
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Tho trusted whom the witness thought
q proper man for that position has re-
moved from among us permanently.
and the other is the one that Colonel
obrlen SAID Mr.. Reilly was insane IN
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cbiIdron die dmr;ng az h cnu,; nny % Jug
tba trnst nc and g s abon nv 81
wat IN onotbar ,Iooe - go Oo Wy, any
shall contipne nnt;I t,a ,ost oh It9 haI1
die o.i- o 49, siio ia 40 ehtid stiaii
SIr Hubbard rav;avoa ~. Iii:
zion Nv sontion ,eVr n.y. ;.,e mi.' sec,
thing tba trustoas co,Id ~ .h Juss oi,e
have writ.on for :. Sn n' NE .nenselses
"Si 10 uoeS not uppe"r