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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-28
DESIRES TO PROMOTE THEIR ADVANCE
MENT. NOT AS A POLITICIAN BUT
AS AN EDUCATOR

Birmingham. Ala Nov. 2Z-The following letter
has been received by The Age-Herald" from
Booker 4. Washington:
To the Editor OF The Age-Herad": notice that
with political matters in such "A manner as
Sire R Therefore 70 make the foIoWing Statement
My life work is the promotion OF the education Of
1t Is well known that have always ad-
vtsed my people that it is OF supreme Importance.
should concentrate their thought and energy on the
securing Of homss the cultivation OF habits Of
aeter and the gaining of the respect and confidence
South and North. From such teaching and counsel
no influence can ever divert me.
What conferences | have had with the President
or with any public official have grown out of my
It Should be borne in mind that there m are about
nine millions Of negroes IN the United States, who
vice and who are punishable for infracton of the
their race in the national Iawmakng body and 1t
is right that those charged with making and exc
Information directly from the members of the negro
whites among whom they live are concerned
political candidates or volunteer information re-
gardng men or measures nor have done so In the
sought to place upon education and Industry among
my people as tne @ pass Ior friendly relations be
future as tkere have been IN the past when if I
and measures which tend to promote such friendly
is my duty to give when it is asked for
At Gvery ProPfbr ba Bsy @ say to the youth
they seek to & succeed S IN b,, fe by mere political
Now and then. however public questions affecting
far reaching that they transcend the domain Of
politics. When such questions present themselves
in Justice my race, ! make my position known
and stand for what I see to be the right.
. people until there is held them the hope of
reward for right living Every revised constitution
throughout the Southern States has put a premium
upon Intelligence, ownership of property thrift and
character.
As an educator. and not as a politician strive
in every honorable and rational way to encourage
the wise and enduring progress OF my people for II
all inspiration and hope of reward is to be denied
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-28
HERR KRUPP'S MEMORT CLEARED.
ORIGIN OF THE SCANDAL CONCERNING HIS
LIFE IN CAPRI

Rome. Nov. 2.-An inquiry Instituted INTO the
scandals concerning the late Herr Krupp at Capri
Island Is said 10 completely cleared the dead
mans character and, according TO report, it has
been decided that the government will prosecute
Inc newspapers which made the defamatory state
faeDt. IL is stated that the accusations against
Herr Krupp have been traced 10 German painter,
resident in Capri. whose arrest was ordered but
who has disappeared.
Essen, Prussia Nov. Z7.-Frau krupp has gwen
sth@e 20 establish benefit fund for the workmen
Aefe. IN memory OF her late husband
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-28

them they will be deprived of Of the greatest
Incentlyes TO Intelligence industry and righteous
ness On the other hand. If they encouraged
IN sensible and conservative directions they will
grow year by year into contentedness and added
uSefulneSs BOOKER T. WASH NGTON.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-28

Washington Nov. 27.-President Roosevelt
has sent the following communication to
prominent citizen of Charleston, S. c..
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-28

TWENTY HOURS To CHICAGO
The train on the New York Central and Lake
Shore making the SS0 miles between New York and
Chicago daily in twenty hours. Is approprsafely
named The 20th Century Iinaited.-Advt.
BRIARCLIFF MILK OCCUPIES THE HIGH
ASt ninnacle OF renogn- Its purity Is proYed-Advt
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COLOR NO BAR TO OFFICE
PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT DEFINES HIS
ATTITUDE CLEARLY.

HIS POLICY TO RECOGNIZE CoLoRED MEN
OF GOOD REPUTE IN MAKING APPOINT
MENTs-THE CASE OF DIR. CRUM.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-28

TWENTY, HOURS BETWEEN EAST AND WEST
New York and chicago brought within less than
appointments Of the train all that be
=-ir=d -AdSt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-28

ICE BLASTS AND SUMMER zEPHYRs
That's the difference between New York and
california; difference of days on the Golden
State Limited. Rock Island Route. 4ol Broadway
-AdVt-
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A WORD TO THE LADIES

There is ladies' maid the Pennsylvania Spe-
cial who will look out for all your wants. The
twenty hour journey to Chicago is frightened by
her ministrations.-Advt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-28

CHANGE IN TINE TABLE ON Pennsylvania
RAILROAD EFFECTIVE NOV. 30
atlantic Coast Line Express now leaving New
oik sz5 10. will be changed TO leave at S55 a m.
= new train for Point Pleasant will leave New
aDfk HIS y. m week days. For additional changes
NVhsult tcket agents new Time Tables.-Advt.
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ROYAL BLUE LINE TOURS TO WASHINGTON.
1-,,,rsday Nee 4th All expenses. including rail
and hotel Tor three days only Sl2 from New York
Innuiro Ealtimore & Ohio t.-kat a-n-.-- -A-eL
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SaLAATIC COAST LINE SCHEDULE CHANGE
isDEefnber Both. Traia 35 for Florida Cuba, South
-.sa va Penn n. r. s5J A. VI. instead OF go
--a B'way, cor. 18th St-Adyt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1902-11-28

PAIL MALL LONDON CIGARETTES.
Specially recommended 10 gentlemen who ac-
customed to smoking the finest blends Of choice
Turkish .ohaeea--AdVt
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
CHAPTER XIX.
THE EVIDENCE OF DR.. BLAIR,

K. BLAIR'S office was
beginning to gather
the night shadows in
Its corners when Ell.
mendorf entered, al
though the long June
day was still bright
without. The doctor
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Would Not Accent Ghnn,s Gifa

BERLIN. March 1U.--Tbe ,rpson,s ,s
given to Emperor William by Prince
Chun, who came from Peking to Berlin
last year 10 make atOnemen, to t;erma
ny for the murder in reking Of Baron
Won hetteler. the German minister to
China, have been in storage here since
Emperor William refused to accent
them. The emperor took this action be-
cause he believed their acceptance
would be incompatible with the char.
ter of Prince Chuns mission. The
presents, which consis, Of costly silks
and objects of art. will. upon the sec.
ohd request of the Chinese prince In.
sent to certain German museums.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
10 be continued,
NEW YORK LEGISLATURE.
The Assembly 10 Report the Wcckca
Canal Bill.

!
Canal Bill.
ALBANY. y. V. March oO.-Thp as
srmbiy rules committee has decided 10
report to-day the cana, hill of Assem-
hlynan W"ckeS. which appropriaics
1,2no,'W for til" improvement of the
Erie. I'll" 'hanlplain and til" OswegO
i. canals. The committee did this in spite
Of a written protest filed by Mr.
Wrekcs. in which he asked hat his bill
be abandoned and in its stead the bill
of Sennlor Davis, which has already
passed the senate and which did not
inchde the Oswcgo canal he reported.
In explanation of the committees
action one of the members said: "rhe
bill we reported is an assembly meas.
ure and has already been debated on
the floor. MIR. Wrrkps' bill as original
ly introduced did no, include the Oswe-
20 canal. and the amendment was i'll
serted because the assembly desired it.
Mr.. Weekes was thus eliminated, and
the hill became an assembly measure.
and the committee deemed it advisable
10 report it as s,lch."
Governor Odell when told of the
committees action said: "That is prob
ably all right, They may have report
ed it because it was part of plan to
expedite matters. | believe yet TINT
there will be canal legislation ut this
session.
The senate held a short session last
night, but owing to the fact that the
special train on which the members
had returned from Warsaw after at
tending the funeral Of the late Senator
Humphrey had been delayed for two
hours by the storm adjournment was
taken without taking Up the calendar.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Fancy Prices For sl,orthorns.

KANSAS CITY. March 2O.-At the
dispersion sale of ". r. Nelson's herd
of thoroughbred ShOrthOrn cattle here
fancy prices were realized. Fifty seven
lots We're offered. including imported
animals bred by the queen of England,
j. Dean Willis Of Watshlre. England;
A. NJ. Cord, Aberdeenshire, Scotland;
G. Il. WOdehouse, HertfOrd, Engldhd.
and other noted Scoth and English
breeders. Cattlemen from all parts of
the country attended the sale, which
included some of the best cattle ever
offered in u sale ring Bidding was ac-
tive. Among the big sales were: Law
cn,ier Lily. with calf at side, bred by
j. Dean Willis. Bapton Manor. Cod
ford. st. Mary's. Wiltshire. sold to Dan
Il. Hanna. Sl.600; Miranda. calf at
side, bred by her majesty the queen,
Windsor. England. sold TO Dan r.
Hanna. Ravenia. o., $1,000: Village
Bell, bull calf at side, bred by her
majesty the queen. Windsor, England,
sold to Dan k Hapna. $1,0SO.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

STRONG EVIDENCE sustains the
popular verdict that Ely's Cream
H6z1St worth It's weight 10 gold.
~ = ~ III Gssia - eS;af 7. n;
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

way OF earaiwg your bread. And !
think you might have very nigh ambi.
lions N smother career. My father
will lnil you In The wny OF profitable
hns,ift'xS. blt don't. fnncy 4 wONId
tempt sou With an empty promise. l
am rich IN my own right by Inheritance
IRON my mot her, and | will bc glad 10
help you. We Will give this color of
perfectly honorable dealing. and 1t
shall be so indeed. Take $5O.O00 of
my money and select whatever busl.
ness pirasrs you. and I will be q silent
partner. an equal partner. In the en-.
terprise.'
Fifty thousand dollars" said El.
mendorf. with awe in his tones why,
Miss Maclanc this Is what | have
prayed for. The idea OF n tenth of 1t
Is the explanation OF my going on the
force. And to think that it should
come at last In way that | can't touch
IL! BILLY Elmendorf's luck, as the boys
say"
At this moment Kendall. passing
through the corridor hastily, glanced
In toward the window.
''Rrrnda! Come" he said. 1.-THE
nurse You left there has sent for me-"
Brenda turned as white as paper.
ut IL who let her talk and excite
herself" she said huskily. Il may
have killed her"
She turned and seized Elmendorf's
arm.
"Onc thing MORE" she said almost In
whisper. Remember my promise
nnd also remember this-tI,at Elsie has
not said it was her husband who struck
the blow. do not make an error now
for your own sake and for--for all Of
uS."
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
PORTO RicANs AID.
islanders Contribute Generously to
Mckinley Monument Fund.

Islanders Contribute Generously to
Mckinley Monument Fund.
CLEVELAND. March 20.-Thousands
Of Porto Ricans have contributed to
the Mckinley national memorial. Gov
ernOr William II. Hunt In letter just
received by RyersOn Richie. national
secretary, reports that S1.497.42 has
been raised in the island and the num-
Der Of contributors runs far up into the
thousands.
Governor Hunt asked some one in
ench town to receive the funds. and no
contribution w:.s to be over 10 cents.
The people Of the island responded at
once. To each of the contributors will
be presented Il certificate, and in this
manner pictures of Mckinley, the
White House and the Mckinley home
at Canton will adorn thousands of
homes in Porto Rico.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
New York Markets,

FLOUR-fiolders Of -four found demand
checked by the wheat weakness and buy
ers 5@1Oc. out of line; Minnesota patents
| $3S0ii4 winter straights, $3S0Q3.9O; winter
extras, s3.lM3So; winter patents, $3.50
| 4.30.
WHEAT-Opened easy on the cables.
rallied with outside markets and then
weakened again under liquidation; May,
SO1aMSO l5-16c. July, M@Slhc.
RYE-Dull state. Gou6lc., c. !: f., New
York. car lots; No. . western, 64Ac., f. o.
CORN Opened about steady, but was
soon affected by the wheat decline and
larger arrivals Ut Chicago; May, 66 1880
OATS = Experienced depression and
weakness, following csrn; track white
state J3N5Sc.; track, white, western, 500
.5Sc.
PoRK-steady; mess, sr55onl6.5O; faml-
ly, sls.a0Gl7
i.ARD-Quiet prime western steam.
Bf1TTER-Flrm state dairy, 22@2sc. !,
creamery. 224 Stsc.
CHEESE Firm; state, full cream. small
cream. small early made, fancy, white,
13c. full cream, large. fall made, fancy,
colored. Re, full cream, large, fall made,
fancy. white. 12c.
1634c.; western, at mark, 1Gkc.
SUGAR - Raw steady; fair refining,
2y-32c; centrifugal. 96 test. 3 l3-32c; re-
fined steady; crushed 5.25c.; powdered.
RICE-steady; domestic. 4ssa6l4c,; Ja-
PIT, 'Tr,RffENaTiNE-Firm affSarii at 4sa4s,ac.
MOLASSES-Steady: New Orleans, 34dl
TALLow-weak; city, GAc. country,
fHIASYY~Quiet; shipping, Goa65c; good to
ihoice, 92laM95c
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

!. VIRGINIA FAIR VANDERBILT.
! create for the purpose of passing final
distribution Of his property beyond his
children and to, their heirs. y0uchsating
for them the net monthly income of
the estate as Il life interest.
BY former decision the trust was
invaIidated no far as II related to the
real property, which was ordered dis
trbuted.
The trustees contended. however,
that this decision did not extend in ef-
feet TO the personal property. valued
bet wecn Ss,OO0,O0O and $4,000. O.O0O and
on the order of Judge Trout for dis
tribution to the Fair children Of that
portion of the estate they prosecuted
the appeal which is now determined in
the court of last resort.
The personal property is now subject
to distribution.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Western lni0n ChauEcs.

CHICAGO, March .o.-Dr. J. {. Bar
clay. electrician of the western divi.
sion, has been appointed electrical Ell
glneer of the Western Union Telc-
graph company. with headquarters at
New York, vice A. :. Brown. resigned.
Inc appointment takes effect April l.,
MI. barclay began service with the
company in 1868 at Greensburg. pa.
ana has been with il ever since. He
was at one time Associated Press oper-
ator at Baltimore and after filling 9th
er positions in the east came TO this
city twenty-five years ago and while
here has been chief operator night
manager and electrician of the western
division,
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Ne:rn Murderer Lynched.

NATtHEI. March 2o.-Iohn Wood
ward. the negro murderer of Leonard
Calvitt, a white planter. at Union
Point. Concor,iia parish. La. has been
lynched within 800 yards Of the parish
prison i'll Nidaia. La. The mob gained
admission to the jail by claiming they
had prisoner from CatahOula parish.
After the door was opened they de
manded Woodward. .Iailer Suchs re-
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
PERlsHED IN THE STORM,
Loss Of RanchMen and Herds In the
Terrible Blizzard.

BISMARCK. y. d.. March 2O-Rc-
ports Of less of live stock in he storm
have begun to come in. Joe Allen. 4,
rnnchman, was found near Sterling 50
buddy frozen that it is feared he cannot
recover. Ono of his horses was dead,
and the other has not been ic:..d Will
liam II. BrattOM Of Sterling lost hun
Llrcd cattle and several hundred sheep.
A ranchman named Cook lost fifty eat
tie. William Wilton lost 400 sheep. A
band Of 5000 sheep in the western part
Of the state was turned out TO craze
the day before the storm. The herder
persisted with his flock.
The blockade of this division of the
Northern Pacific has been broken, and
severa passenger trains from the east
have arrived. Al Sterling. thirty miles
cast there was a cut mile and a half
long filled with snow from six to tif-
teen feet in depth. The snowplOws
were broken down in clearing the
track. The Northern Pacific tracks are
reported clear from jamestown west
to Elendivc
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Palisades Commission Needs Fund,

TRENTON, n. j.. March 2O.-Goy
ernor Murphy has sent to the two
houses of the legislature special mes
sage drawing attention to the report of
the Palisades park commission. The
report shows that the commission is in
need of funds for its ordinary ex.
penses. The $1,000 appropriated to the
New Jersey commissioners for Office
expenses has been expended The re-
port states that Of the SoOO0O appro-
priated by New Jersey to buy land
$1S,27O has been paid on, aud that The
commissioners have received Onp-half
of the 100000 appropriated by New
York state. The total amount of ground
already purchased aggregates about
a per cent of the total amount desired.
There has been paid out for land s22:I77.-
315.79. This includes ST.. 800 contrib.
uted from private resources.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
HOuse Democrats Favor Beers.

WASHINGTON, March 10 The
Democratic members of the house at a
caucus held last night unanimously
adopted resolutions declaring that con
gress should express the sympathy of
the American people for the struggling
Roer republics and pledging them
selves TO use their utmost rndcavOrs to
force" tie committees TO report resO-
lu,io,s expressive of such sympathy if
only that congress might have an op-
p0rtuniiy 10 act. -....
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
ACHILLES |. DEAD.
NAng ~ Patagonia SurcuMhs to
Pneumonia In Paris.

NAhk "1 patagonia SuccuMlhS ia
Pneumonia In Paris.
PARIS. March 20. - Achilles l..
known as the king of Patagonia and
Araucania," is dead here from pnc,l-
monia. Achilles. who held his court
IN modest apartment in the Place de
Ia Nation, succeeded his second cousin.
Antoine1., on Sept. II. 1878.
The latter, who was originally "A
lawyer of PerigucuX. capital of the
department of Dordogne. France. went
to South America and claimed to have
become kin" OF Patagonia in 1851.
Achilles. whose real name was I.ayi-
arde, accompanied Antoine in his 1rav-
els, returned to Paris and assumed he
royal title on Antcine's death. Achilles,
III view Of the difficulties between
Patagonia and Chile, it is claimed,
deemed it imprudcm to return to his
Kingdom and surrounded himself with
court here. appointed f,lnctionaries
and lavishly distributed high sounding
titles and decorations.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20

Advertise in the Republican.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
PIN n n ing Fall (Dt,r,Nirn.

ALBANY, n. V, Marr! 10 Senator
Patrick McCarren. who represents the
Kings county Democracy and who has
been mentioned AS candidate for
chairman of the Democratic state com
mittee, held n long conference with
former Senator David X. Hill yester-
day afternoon. Neither of the men
would be quoted. but they allowed it TO
be understood that they are making
plans for the fall campaign and that
they would work in harmony.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
MAsOUE OF THE WHITE ROSE.

Local theatre goers are promised
the famous actress. Henrietta Cross.
man ior a night this Spring, aud
her appearance will be the signal
for great audience at the Opera
House on May 3rd. Miss Cross
man Is at present playing "As You
Like IT, in New York at the. The.
atre Republic. this being the sev.
enth week there. 10 'As You Like
1t" Miss Crossmau has scored a
triumph having New York at her feet
asno other woman ever had before.
She is now referred 10 as the sue
cessor OF Mary Anderson, Adelaide
Nelson aud Ellen Terry. and has
won a distinct place for herself.
The public certainly shoald pay
Miss Crossmau such a tribute as
the ar!iat deserves. for she will
probably not be seen here again
for a lOnp time.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
The Illumination Estate.

NEW YORK, March 20.-The Trib.
une this morning says that the Coils
p. Huntington estate, now being III
ventoried by the states transfer tax
APPRAISERS. acting with the executors,
Charles NJ. Tweed and Isaac +. Gates,
will amount to about $2s,OOO,OOO or
$29,O00,O00 The transfer tax will ap-
proXimate $S00,O0O. This is the unotii-
cial estimate made by the state comp
trOller's office. The state officials as
well as the executors decline to give
any official information about the
schedule Of property left by Mr.. Hunt
ingtOn.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Consul to Ecuador Cnmiur Hama

WASHINGTON. March 2O.-rnitcd
States Consul General Perry NJ do
Leon. at Guayaquil. Ecuador, has an.
Piled for and been granted Il leave of
absence and will come 10 Washington
soon to confer with the state depart.
ment regarding the recent troubles il,
Ecuador growing out of claims for H.
legal arrest and Imprisonment of
American citizens. The acute stage of
the trouble in Ecuador passed with the
recent release of Americans held in
Ecuadorian prisons.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Shot His Wife.

rIrTSFIElD, Mass. March 90
Henry Nyc filled his wife's head with
charge from his shotgun at their
home in Steplentown, \. u. about
twelve miles from pittsfcld. and the
woman died two hours Hfterward. Nye
escaped Jealousy is said to have
prompted the act. The couple had been
married but six months. A posse of
citizens has been ON Nye's trail since
the shooting, but the man has el,lded
1hpn
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
Rhode Island Bunker Dead.

PAWTTtKET, IL. l.. March 20
Hon. Gcorgc l.. Littlriitlh, Il banker of
wide acuunintanceship. is dead. aged
snveEty-eight years. After Il long ca
reer as Il manufacturer, chiefly in the
thread and yarn trade. he became pres
dcnt and manager of the Cumberland
Mills company in 1866, holding that Of,
flee for twenty-onc years. lie was
president of the First National bank of
Providence at his death. He had had
considerable legislative experience.
His brother. Alfred II. I.ittlefield, was
governor from 1850 TO 1889, and anoth-
cr brother. David g., was licuteuant
governor in 1850.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
A NIGHT AROUND TOWN.

Miss Annie Peyser, who looks as
much like Lulu Glazier as her re-
Election In the glass and who is quite
as clever in certain styles of COM
edy, is a member Of the Orpheon
Extravaganza Company Of Chicago
10 be seen here at the Opera House
next Tuesday. Miss Peycr is a
splendid singer.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
SantOs.Dun,Out to Visit Us,

PARIS. March 20-M. Santos Du.
mont has accepted an invitation from
the officials of the St. Louis exposition
to 60 to st. Louis, assist the authorities
in the organization of the proposed bal
loon contests and select site on which
to erect Il balloon shed. The acronaut
will sail for New York on the Ham
burg American line steamer Deutsch-
Inud ADril J.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
THE NEW WORKERS.

Dan Daily, aud whom there ts no
more famous comedian in his own
peculiar line 10 this country, aided
by the big George W. Lederer Or
ganizatIon, including four-seore
prominent comedians and singers,
will be seen in this city at the Opera
House. April IA. in the presenta-
tion Of the great New York musical
success entitled "The New York
er." Mr.. Daily Is the star of this
org auization, which is one OF the
most powerful ever gathered 10.
gether ior the production OF musi-
cal comedy.
The Wilmington daily Republican., 1902-03-20
FAIR TRUST INVALID
- ID i.4nre 81 fNlSFI -
Clause In Millionaire's Win ID
Set Aside.
The LOyC FOUGHT CASE DECIDED.

Ny Decree Of supreme Ceart G. l..
Fair, thc. Son, Mrs. Oelrichs and
Mrs. ". X. Vanderbilt. the
DauEhters. share Estate.
SAN FRANCISCO. March 2O.-By a
decision just rendered in the state SUI
preme court the trust clause in the will
Of the late James a. Fair so fur as it
pertains TO the personal property Of his
estate is declared invalid. and an order
of distribution granted by Superior
Judge James N. Trout to the children
Charles l., Fair, Mrs. Theresa Del
richs and Mrs. Virginia Fair Wander
bilt-is affirmed
The effect of the decision IL in reality
the complete dissolution of the trust
which the late millionaire sought to