The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1897-10-28
HIS MILLIONS DIVIDED
WILL or PULLMAN. THE SLEEPING
CAR NssSaTE.
The BrIk of Hts Estate Left 20 VII.
Widow and Dauxhters-HEs sons
Get = xnas Eaeome-s Great Man.

CHICAGO. Oct. ~.-The -Eif ~ the late
George n Pullman Was ased n he pro-
bate court to1zy Norman 2 Raam ard
EoA@r1 7. IA1eugs are named zs executors,
his widow not seng appointed 5ecaas@ e
hts wtsh - relieve her tru-r the laborS
cares ard Responsibilities CT the position.
The total vaise - tire estate IS shown by
fhs petition for lsrfer tesfamsnrary 50 -
$50 GO OF tbs amount ST. ~ Go Is per-
sonai property ard $50 90 realty Atter-
my Runne3s. who prepared the wTli. said
thst these figures are a conservat tive h1lt
far estimate % TIRE value Of the estate.
TIE bulk - tha estate goes 70 the TWO
daughters. Ms Frank q. I<owaen. % chi
cage and Mrs. Frank Carolan. OF san
Francisco. who receive 81 81 90 each and
also the res1auary estate the amount q
which Ia now unknown except to the ex-
seutors- The homestead At fhe corner OF
Prairie avenue ard Eiznteenfh street the
construction % which cost SO Go. the FUR
nftnre, pictures. etc, are devised 20 MS
wsow FOR life, ard SHE IL also To receive
5000 for the first year and thereafter
during her lie the income OF q ~ 90
Castle Rest" on ore OF the thousand
Islands. - given 20 his daughter. Florence
tNrs I>0wGen). with the furniture for NE
She IS requested 20 keep Castle Resi-
open from July T 70 August "a for the
accom- rnodafiou 81 al the descendants OF
the testatoTss parents. and "a authorized 20
design n her vii who shall have the prop
efty after her death. A SUN OF sl0oas0 IN
lefs IN trust for It's maintenance.
The sum OF g. p co Is LEFT In tr7as. for
the daughters until they are z years old.
when each Is 70 receive $500 of9 to become
hers absolutely: the other 81 5e0o0o to be
held IN trust. the income going to them
II either daughter leaves Issue. the sum
held in trust IS 90 become absolutely the
property % such issue. In case OF the
death OF either daughter leaving no issue.
but leaving a husband oue-haIf OF the
property then held in trust for such
daughter Il to be absolutely the property
OF such husband the other half becomes
part Of the residuary estate
His Sons Get small Income
The eighth provision OF the viii is as fol-
lows:
%inasmuch as neither OF my sons has de-
veloped such responsibility "a In my judg-
ment Is requisite fer the large use OF the
property and considerable sums OF money
/ am painfully compelled as I have ey-
pilciily explained 20 them. 70 limit my tes-
taFnentArF provisions for their benefit 10
trusts producing only such incomes as Z
deem sufficient for their support Accord
inKIy direct that out Of the remainder Of
my estate. after satisfying the provisions
heFslnbefore made for nv wife ard 5augh-
teFs. with respect 10 said Island and Castle
Hest. my executors shall set aDart bonds
stocks and notes or other securities IN two
portions. each Of such estimated value az
will. In the judgment Of nv executors.
yield an annual Income OF 50 90 and I give
ana an. rn,e,quesath such portions separately TO
the Illinois Trust and Savings bank in
trust, To receive the Income and profits Of
each portion. and Of all property substi-
and profits. from the time OF my death Of
one Of the said portions TO the use af my
son George NJ. Pullman. jr.. during hts
life. and OF the other said portion 10 the
use Of nv son. Walter Sanger Pullman.
during his life and upon the death Of eth
er son. leaving issue Of marriage. the
property then held in trust hereunder for
each son shall become absolutely the prom
erty Of such issue in equal shares the child
or children OF any deceased child Of such
son 70 take the share the parent would
have taken Il living otherwise, such prop
ertv shat then become part Of my resid-
uary estate.
His Brothers and sisters.
ITO my brothers Royal Henry Pullman
and John NJ. Pullman. and the sisters.
Helen Pullman West and Emma Pullman
Fluhrer. are bequeathed 5000 apiece"
The sisters are given equal shares in
the furniture. pictures. etc. in the Bel
gravia apartment house in the city or New
York
The wife of his brother. Charles Pull
man. IS given the income Of 81. coo: the /
sum 20 20 30 her son. William Pullman, |
upon her death.
various other Requests.
Other requests are: Florence Sanger /
81 900: Stuart West. s. 600. Bertha West |
s. 900. Helen Fluhrer S 90: Lewis Pull
man Fluhrer s. 900. Mrs. Charles r. Smith. /
s. COO; Mrs. Charles IT. Eaton. so 90: VIII |
liam A. Angail. $40 00a: Stlas w BretsaeId. /
Of New York $40 00Q: Charles s. Sweet. |
$4,000. and Mss Maria Louise orr. $ COO.
The following amounts were left 20 /
faithful employees Arthur Wells s. 000: /
William Wells $3.50 and wulam d John I
son s2.00o. The household servants are 10 /
get $40 ard SOC apiece. Thirteen Chicago /
charitable Institutions are TO receive $1,000 +
each
Manual Training school TO Re Built. /
The testator states that II was his pur- /
pose 20 found. erect ard endow AT Pull
man. III. during his life a free school OF /
manual training fo~ the benefit az the chill
dren 81 persons hviag ard employed al /
Pullman. and 70 expend az least $50 Geo for /
lands buildings ard apparatus and 20 rro-
vide a fund of s. GO 600 for the usfnter-
snce. management and endowment ~ The
school His executors are directed To set
aside s. 20 CO. for this purpose. II the e~-
tate shall 10 more than sufficient q satisfy
All the devsses. trusts and laga0fn@ tke
executors are directed 90 divide the excess
into two equal shares and 20 add the same
respectively % the two portions set apart
IN trust for the two daughters. who are
20 receive All the property which becomes
= part - the resduary estete. TIE FIb7~n
property was given 20 Mrs. Pullman by
her husband some tire ago
The exact value 81 the estate VIII nor hn
known until the inventory Is aled IN re
probate court two or three weeks hence
About S5.s5eoao Is heGueathed by the VIII.
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