The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-28
PULLMANS
MILLIONS.
Will of the Car Magnate
Filed For Probate.
DAUGHTERS GET THE BULK
Incidence of His Sons Earns Them
Severe Rebuke.
DAUGHTERS GET THE BULK
GIVEN ONLY $4,000 A YEAR EACH


court yesterday. The bulk OF the estate
goes'to the two daughters, Mrs. Frank
o. Lowden OF Chicago and Mrs. Frank
Carolan of San Francisco. who receive
81 900 900 each. and also the residuary
estate, the amount OF whch liz now un-
known except 10 the executors. The
homestead, the construction of which
cost $500, 900. with the furniture. pic
lures. etc. is devised TO his wife for life.
and she is also 10 receive $50, 900 for the
first year and thereafter during her life
the income of 81, $50, 600
Castle Rest on one of the Thousand
ielands, is given To Mrs. Lowden with
the furniture. for life She is requested
To keep the place open from JuSy 20 to
Aug. IA for the accommodation Of all the
descendants of the testator's parents,
and is authorized TO designate in her will
who shall have the property after her
death. A sum CT 100000 is left in trust
for its maintenance.
The sum OF 81, ,000.0 900 is left in trust for
the daughters until they are So years
old. when each is 10 receive $500, 900 TO
become hers absolutely, the other
81 000 900 TO be still neld in trust the in
come going TO them. II either daughter
leave issue, the sum held in trust is 20
become absolutely the property OF such
issue. In case of the death of either
daughter leaving no issue, but leavins
husband. one-half of the property then
held I'm trust for such daughter is 10 be
absolutely the property of such hus-
band. the other half becoming a part OF
the residuary estate.
The eighth provision OF the will is as
follows: "Inasmuch as neither of my
sons has developed such a sense Of re-
sponsibility as in my Judgment is re-
ouisite for the wise use of large proper
ties and considerable sums of money,
/ am painfully compelled. as have ex-
plicitly stated TO them. TO limit my testa-
mentary provisions for their benefit to
trusts producing only such incomes as
/ deem reasonable for their support
Accordingly T direct that out of the re-
mainder OF my estate. after satisfying
the provisions hereinbefore made for
my wife and daughters and with respect
to said island and Castle Rest, my
executors shall set apart bonds, stocks
and notes or other securities in two por-
tions, eech OF such estimated value as
yield an annual income of $4,000; and 1
give and bequeath said portions separ-
ately TO the Illinois Trust and Savings
bank in trust to receive the income and
profits of each portion and of all prop
erty substituted therefor, and to apply
the net income and profits from the time
OF my death OF one of the said portions
to the use of my son. George NJ. Pullman.
II ic nf ha 80
said portions to the use of my son. Wal
ter Sanger Pullman. during his life; and
upon the death OF either son leaving
issue OF marriage. the property then
held in trust hereunder for each son
shall become absolutely the property Of
such issue in equal shares, the child or
children OF any deceased child OF such
son to take the share the parents would
have taken If living; otherwise such
property shall then become a part of
my residuary estate"
Two brothers, Royal Henry Pullman
and John NJ. Pullman. and the sisters,
Helen West and Emma Fluhrer, are be-
queathed $4,000 apiece. The sisters are
given equal shares in the furniture, pic
, lures. etc, in the Belgravia apartment
house in the city OF New York
The wife of his brother, Charles L.
Pullman. Is given the income OF s25. 900.
the sum to go to her son, William Pull
man. upon her death. other bequests
are: Florence Sanger. $4,000: Stuart
West $4,000: Bertha West, $4,000: Helen
Fluhrer. $4,000; Lewis Pullman Fluhrer.
$4,000: Mrs. Charles B. Smith. $4,000: Mrs.
Charles II. Eaton, $4,000 William A.
Angels. $4,000; Silas w Bretzfield of
New York. $4,000; Charles S. Sweet,
$4,000. and Maria Louise Orr. $4,000.
The following amounts were left 20
faithful employees" Arthur Wells.
$4,000; William Wells. $4,000. and William
r. Johnson, $4,000. The household ser
wants are to get $3.50 TO $500 apiece.
Thirteen Chicago charitable institutions
are 10 receive $4,000 each.
The testator states il was his purpose
10 found, erect and endow at Pullman.
Ills, during his life a free school OF
manual training for the benefit Of chill
dren of persons living and employed at
Pullman. and 10 expend at least 5000 900
Tor lands, buildings and apparatus, and
10 provide a fund of 81 900, 600 for the
maintenance. management and endow-
ment OF the school His executors are
directed TO set aside $1,000. 900 for this
purpose. If the estate shall be more
than sufficient to satisfy all the devises,
trusts and legacies. the executors are
directed to divide the excess into two
equal shares and TO add the same. re-
tpectively. TO the two portions set apart
In trust for the two dauEhters. who are
TO receive all the property which be-
comes a part of the residuary estate.
The total value of the estate is shown
by the petition for letters testamentary
TO he S.Go0.0o0 or this amount Sc. .sO0.-
600 is personal property and 100000
realty. Attorney Runnells. who pre-
pared the will, said that these figures
are conservative but fair estimate of
the value OF the estate