The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-10-29
THE WILL on PULLMAN.
II Is Filed For Probate in the Court
at the City Of Chicago
THETOTAL VALUE $76OO,OOO.
MRS. fuiiman and the Two daughters
Are Well Provided FsF. but ths
Boys Only Lsft Small Ineoms.
Charity Il RsmsrabeFsd.

Chicago. Oct. 2s--The will OF the
late George NJ Pullman. the palace car
magnate was filed in the probate court
yesterday Norman D. Ream and Rob
ert T Lincoln are named as executors.
The total value Of the estate Is
shown by he petition Tor letters tesla.
mentary TO be t7.6OO.OOO Of this
amount $500. 600 Ia personal property
and $500 900 realty Attorney Runnels
who prepared the will. said these fg-
ures are a very conservative but fair
estimate OF the value Of the estate
The bulk OF the estate goes 10 the two
daughters. Mrs. Frank o. Louden. of
Chicago, and Mrs. Frank cafolan. Of
San Francisco who received 81 OO0. 900
each and also the reslduary estate
The homestead At the corner Of
Prairie avenue and Eighteenth street.
the construction Of which cost $500 900.
the furniture. etc. Il devised 10 his
wife for life and she IL also to receive
$780, 600 Tor the first year and thereafter
during her life the income Of 81 $50. 900.
Castle Rest" on one Of the Thou
sand Islands. is given to his daughter
Florence( Mrs Loudenl. with the fur
niiufe. for life. The sum Of 500 900
Is lefl In trust for Ia maintenance
The sum Of 5000. 900 is left IN trust
for the daughters until they are q
years old. when each IL TO receive
$500 900 to become hers absolutely. the
other 81 600 900 TO be siill held IN trust
the income going to them. II either
daughter leave issue the sum held in
trust Is 10 become absolutely the prop.
erty Of his wife. In case OF the death
Of either daughter. leaving no issue
but leaving a husband. one-half Of N,
property then held in trust for such
daughter, Ia to be absolutely the prop,
erty Of such husband, the other hall
becoming a part Of the residuary es.
tate.
An income Of but $1,000 yearly 4
provided FOR Mr.. Pullman's two sons
George M., Jr.. and Sanger W Tn,
reason for this. the testator explains II
bis will. is owing TO the fact thar nel,
ther son had developed such a sens,
OF responsibility a. IN bis Judgment
was requisite for the wisc use % large
properties and considerable sums Of
money. Consequently. he says, Re va
painfully compelled. a. he had explicit.
~ stated TO them. 10 limit bis tesla.
mentary provisions for their b, neiiI
10 trusts producing only such lrcons
a. he deemed reasonable for thei' sup
port.
The brothers. Royal Henry Pull.
man and John N. Pullman AMI thi
sisters. Helen Pullman wosi and En-.
ma Pul.0an Fluhcrer. are. beeu.athet
$4,000 apiece. The wife of his broth
er Charles L. Pullman Il given the In
come OF 81 900. Ninety thousard dol
lars. In sums OF 5000. $1,000 AMI So.
900 are hequeathed 20 eleven relative
and personal friends. $4,000 % three
faithful employees" and $3.50 20 $50
apiece TO household servants. Thrice.
/ Chicago charitable Institutions are {,
receive $4,000 each.
The testator states Il was his pur
pose 70 found. erect and endov NJ Pull
man. llls.. during biz life free fchol
OF manuel training for the benefit o
the children OF persons living and en-
/ ployed al Pullman and 20 spend a
least $500 900 for lands. hulldihef an,
apparatus and 20 provide a furd o
/ 81. 900 600 for the maintenance. man
agcmeut ard endowment a the sch0o'
His executors are directed 10 So asid
81 200 600 for this purpose.
n the estate shall BE- more than sun
Client to satisfy al the devises. trust
and leEaeies. the executors are direct
cd "a divide the excess into two eaua
shares and 10 add the same respeeti~s
" 20 the two portions set apart In tfps
Tor the two daughters WHO are n
celve an he property which bccomts
part OF the residuary estate.
About i5.350.OO0 are beQueaiked b
the will.