The Wilmington daily Republican. (Wilmington, Del.) 1890-1902, 1897-10-28
G. NJ PULLMAN'S WILL
The Bulk of His Estate Goes to Els
Two Married Daughters.
HIS SONS ALMOST DIsINHERITED.

r,. .o p,oo,,,o o,,,, An,uo,
income OF S'''oo NhrS' fui'i'ah !"
Richly Provided For-fo EstnSlish
Training school at Pullman.
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oeorse W. fui'iiiai' ""S nieu III p'u
pate court ~yes'eruay. Noiihan -;
neahi anu hooeT. l. L,'co',i a.e hu,isu ~
aS eAecutors' Inc pu'N Vi .ne ,,,. es.a'e
goes 10 tne Two aaushlers Mrs' lain niatM
" Lo"ueh' Oh .hicaso' anu Hh''' h'anN
Caroiah, OF oah frahcisco, "no
ceiVe si'ooo'ooo each ui,a a'so w ,a"'uu
ary esta'e' t'e ai!'oua' Vi "l,on ia M" n,,,
unknown except 10 the executors ms
nomes'eaa al .he eo,"'' Vi AZ, a
nue. ana Elsh.een.h S.,ee. .,oon 'iau nnn 1.n
etructioh oi WHICH .os' s'1V'oVo' 'ne
iurhlture. piutu'es' e.v.' 10 Wv u.s''eu "
hia WIG iol me- anu sise 10 "'oo W
ceiVe seo'ovo ior 'ne its, yea'. anu
thereaiter uuriiis hef HE tiie '''eo'he VI
s.eoo'oov' r
Castie rest, on one VI 'ile inou-
sa'io Asia"us. ID el'e" " MS
rlorehce Units. Lowoe"'' WIN 'ne
turhiture' ior nie. o's 10 'eques'su W ~,
Keep Custie itesl opeh nun, 'u'S ..
" Aug - ior 'no aeeo.i'i'iouat,'. y.
al the aescehaahts ot .he .ee.a'o'
parents ana is authotiIeo 10 aes'ehate
IN her VIII VINO sna'i nave 'ne paopo
crty arter her deatn. A sum OF sioo'ooo
as lett IN trust for us maintenance
Inc sum Oh sE'ooo,ooo ID iei' III tlus' LUZ
the daushters until they are % years
~,
become hers apsoiuteiy' the o'her si'-
Uoo'ooo 10 De sun heia IN trust the in-
come going 10 mem. IL e''her oaush.
TER leave issue .he sum heid III uus'
ls 10 become apsoiutely tne property
OF such issue.
IN case OF the death oi ei'her aaus"
ter. leaving no issue. put leaving
husband one-hair OF tne property then
neio IN trust ZOE such oaush'er ~ |"
ne absolutely the property OF such nus
band. the other half becoming part
Di the reslduary estate.
Ine elghth provision OIL inc VIII oe-
e'ares'
lnasmuch as nelther OIL my sons mas
developed such sense OF respohsipi'-
ty as In my judgment ls requisite Ior
the wise use OF large properties ana
considerable sums OF money ! am
painfully compelled. as have ex-
picitly stated TO them' TO unit my
testamentary provisions for their oehe-
nj TO trusts producing only such IN
come as deem reasonable tor thelr
support.
Provision is then mede when gives
them each an annual income or S3ooo,
and should they die ana leave legal
Issue the income IS TO so TO such ISSUE
otherwise II reVerts 10 lhe estate.
Two brothers, Royal Henry fulirnan
and John M. PUTNAM and the SISTERS
Helen Pullman west ana Emma full-
man flunrer' are pequeatheo soV'ooV
apiece. The sisters are given equal
shares In the furniture pictures etc.,
IN the BelsraVia apartment mousse IN
the city or New YORK. Ihe wire Oh
his brother, Charles l.. Pullmah, ls
given the income or Sz5,ooo the sum
to go to her son, william Pullman
upon her death.
Other bequests are: Florence Sanger
$4,000; Stuart West, $4,000; Bertha
West, $4,000; Helen Fluhrer. S5,Ooo;
Lewis Pullman Fluhrer, S5,OOo; MIS-.
S"alies d. 'oii'itH' So,ooo' "i's Sha''a'
II. Eaton, $lo.OOo; Wllliam A. ANGEL
10000; Silas w. Bretnfield, or New
York, $4,000; Charles s. Sweet. $lo,ooo;
Miss Maria Louise Orr. $5.o0o.
The following amounts are left to
faithful employees Arthur wells,
5000; william wells, s3,o0o; Wliiiam
n. johnson, $2OOo. The household SER
wants are to get S25O to $soo apiece.