Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1902-01-17
MRS. STUART'S WILL.
Some Pleasing Requests. Although Much is
Awarded Outside the City.

The Will OF Mrs. A. H. H. Stuar
was filed for probate Tuesday, by Spe
cial Administrator A. A. Phillips
The document, which is in Mrs. Stu
arts own handwriting, covers five
closely written pages. 1t is witnessed
by Reta L. Allen aud Ida B. Smith
and is Gated Sept. Is, 1901. A. A
Phillips and H. B. McElroy ar,
named as executors of the will withou
bond. The bulk of the estate is di
vided equally between the followin,
three women. none of whom are nov
residents of the city:
Mrs. Mary Lowe Dickinson, of 23(
Central Park South, New York City.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. UT, of Pals, San Di
ego CO., Californi,.
Mrs. Eva NJ. Cove. of 512 North ]
street, Tacoma.
The requests OF the will in the or
der made are as follows:
To Margaret McKenny, minor chile
OF c. A. McKenny, lots 7 and 8, blocI
l, Wright's Central addition to Olym
pia.
To Sam Ward, Jr., lots 5 and
block l, same addition.
To Hugh Ross, lots 5, 6 and 7 Of
block 3, Stevens addition now held il
trust by him.
To Annie B. Convey, widow of John
F. Convey all interest in the estate for
merly their home described as the
north J of block SO and lots and 8 o
block 81.
To A. A. Phillips and wife their note
OF "a 1000 and cancels q mortgage on
their home, the south half OF bloch
80.
The remainder of her real estate
consisting Of lots 7 and 8 in block 10
upon which is situated the Stuart
block at Sixth and Main streets she
directed to be disposed of at the most
favorable opportunity during the next
three years and the cash proceeds to
be divided between Mrs. Dickinson,
Mrs. UT and Mrs. Cove, mentioned
above.
She also directed the following cash
legacies
Mrs. Mary Stuart Maxwell of Dallas
Texas, $500.
Miss Grace G.. Shoop of St. Louis
$500.
Howard A. Wolfe, Cochocton.. O.
$500.
Caleb d. Smith. of Provincetown
Mass, $500.
John g. Hunt OF Lowell, Mass.
500.
The following disposition was made
of personal property:
To Chas. d. King his note for SILT
To Mrs. Belle Castor, Past Matron'.
jewell o. E. 8.
To Mrs. Chas. Peterson, standing
portrait of Mrs. Stuart % club plesi
dent and one half dozen silver spoons
marked &C. J. H."
To. Mrs. NJ. D. Owings, moon clocl
in Office.
To Mrs. Ida B. Smith, alarm clock
in chamber.
To Lucy and Fannie Hewitt, all pic
lures and framed certificates except Z
small frame to Master Fred Tinkhan
and except her portraits to Mrs. Cove
who also received q four-leaf clover
pin set with pearls and pair of linl
sleeve buttons.
To Mrs. NJ. H. Keyes . typewriter, 4
three stone diamond ring and plair
gold sleeve buttons.
To Mrs. Bessie I. Savage, thret
flower vases and obloug gold sleeve
buttons set with pearls.
To Mrs. Nellie Tinkhsm, cut glasses
decanters, sauce bottles and three ode
silver spoons. To Fred Tinkham dia
mond shirt stud; to Roy Smith ret
opal shirt stud, and to his mother Id,
B. Smith opal ring Get with diamonds
To Mrs. Allie Ward large profit,
picture and smallest diamond ring
To Mrs. Dickinson large solitaire dia
mond ring.
To Mrs. UT . three-diamond ba
pin.
To my old friend Madame Rache
Jaffa. pianiste OF Washington. d. Co.
solitaire diamond in twisted ring. II
Mrs. Cove, watch aud chain usual,
worn. To J. r. Hayden, OF Seattle
the charm on above chain and bel
husbands Masonic ring.
To Mrs. G. A. McKenny, her othe1
watch and chain.
To Mrs. 8. E. Barr, the portrait o
Mrs. Stuart and half dozen spoons.
To H. B. McElroy, Mr.. Stuart
large portrait and to Mrs. McElroy ,
set of 4 diamond collar buttons.
To Mrs. UT. her library. wearing
apparel, trinkets and odds and ends.
She further directed that her furni
ture be converted into cash and al re-
manning money. certificates Of deposit
notes Of hand, mortgages, notes. etc.
or whatever may accumulate from thu
failure Of any Of the foregoing provis
ions or by death Of the legatee, sh'
desired turned into money and divid
ed share and share alike between Mrs.
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