Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1901-03-20
HARRIsoN's WILL FILED.
Interest on Trust Fund of Sle5, OOo
Goes to Widow.

Indiana potts, Ind, March 2o.-The will
of Gen. Harrison WAS tiled for probate
late yesterday afternoon. He bequeaths
TO the Union Trust Company, as truss
lee, il his WIFE shall stlgs We him, S125,-
600 TO be invested, the interest 10 be
paid TO her during the term OF her life
AT the death OF his wife any earned
interest not paid 10 her shall become
Fart Of his residuaty estate. To his
Wife he also leaves Sl5,N1o u HIS daugh-
ter Elizabeth $4,000, 70 be paia a. his.
wife as trustee. When she becomes Of
age or marties, she is . have any un-
expended balance. Ii ahs- dies before
receiving it, such unsued balance shall
go to her mother He leaves 100000 TO
be invested by the Onion TRUST .,om-
paGy and to accumulate until his grand
son, Benjamin Harrison McKee, shall
become of age. when he shall have the
principal and accumulated interest The
trustee is authorized, however. 10 use
the interest in the supper. OF the grand
son If necessary. If the grandson dies
before becoming of age, the fund shall
become a part of the residuary estate
To his grandchildren. Mary Lodge Me
kee, Marthena Harrison and william
Henry Harrison, he leaves to each tbs
sum of $500 in addition 10 other gifts
mentioned.
Item sixteen of the will reads az fol-
lows: II another child should be born
To me of my present marriage, I give
and bequeatE 10 such rhiid the sum of
10000 If a boy shall be born to me he
shall bear my name and my sword and
sash ssil al be given to him, instead OF to
my son Russell"
He gives @ his sisters. Sarah H De-
vim and Anna HI. Morris. and to his sis
ter-in-law. Elizabeth Scott Parker, each
the sum of $500.
He bequeaths to his sister, Bette III.
Eaton, an annuity of $500
He bequeaths to his nephew and
namesake, Benjamin Harrison, Jrs, son
of his brother John, $500
To the Indianapolis orphan asylum h e
leaves 5000; to the Eleanor home $500,
to the summer mission for sick children.
300; 10 his secretary. E. Frank Tibbott
$500 He sets out that he has alread V
given to his children. Russell and Mary
the jewelry and other things belonging
10 their mother. There are other arti-
cles belonging to their mother he be-
queaths to the children This gift, he
Gays, is not to be taken TO include arti-
mother for the home. and paid for by
him. He confers to his wife all the gifts
She has received, all the articles in the
house that We're purchased within six
months before his marriage with her,
and all that have been purchased by
either OF them since that time. He also
gives to his wife for the term of her life
all other articles of household goods
used or owned by him at period earle,
than six months that were in the house
It his death, except such articles as are
otherwise disposed of. He gives to his
wife all horses, vehicles and stable fur
nishings.
He directs that all the personal prop
erty left TO his wife for her life shall
ut her death, be divided between his
yurviying children, the issue of any that
may have died taking the parents
shaxe. His wife is not required to file
any inventory of property, nor to give
any bond, nor be liable for any loss. He
leaves to his wife for the term of hel
life, the North Delaware homestead. He
also leaves to his wife, and to her heirs
six lots in Herkimer county. N. Y
All debts owing to him by his sor
RuselI are RENTED and the executor