The Birmingham age-herald., 1903-08-03
Dora Brock, His Former Wife, VIII OfFeI Document for Pro-
 bate Today in Richmond
GIVES WHITEHALL
 LANDS ID J. s
Mrs. Brock and Tws Others Selected By Her Made Executors, and Given one-tialf Proceeds
 of Certain Sales.

Lexington. Ky. August 2.-The Herald tomorrow will say:
 Another will of Gen. Cassus M. Clay, executed March 2s 1901, year after the one to be offered for probate tomorrow in Richmond, has been produced by Dora Clay Brock, the former child wife of Gen. Clay The Instrument is in General Clay's own handwriting and sealed on the back with his private seal ring in green wax and is as follows:
 Sections 1 and appoint Dora Brock and two others selected by her, as execu- tors. and gives them one-half of the pro ceeds of certain sales. Section B. The Whde Hall lands and fixtures of 360 acres shall remain-incluaing houses, trees, etc., forever the same lntact-the finest natural park on earth. It shall be in fee simply the property of the United States of America in trust for the inhabitants of this earth. It shall be so long under the care of my executors as may be deemed best by the federal government and then be under their direction and support in the purposes of this legator.
 Coal Lands.
 Section 4 My coal mines in Clay coun- ty, Kentucky, shall be formed Into company and worked for the use and benefit of the funds and needs of the White Hall park and to pay all legacies. debts, etc. herein incurred. The 36o acres of my son Green Clay, deceased, from my late divorced wife. Mary Jane W. Clay, shall be sold and the proceeds go into the White Hall park reserve fund. All others lands shall be sold for the same fund or given to the legatees as ordered hercin'
 Sections B. 6, and give Dora Brock Sl0,000 in bonds and bequests to James Bowlin and other employees. All property personal and real, goes into the White Hall park reserve fund.
 "5ection 3. Of the works of art in my house, the portraits of the Emperor and Empress of Russia, given me by their seals, and the painting of my son. War field Clay, shall remain, and such other things not then disposed of, shall remain there forever. The bust of this legator in marble on the Verde antique marble stand, wherever found, by the great sculptor. Joel Todd Hart, shall be placed in the Corcoran gallery at Washington, D. C., or other gallery as they (the exec utors) elect.
 Ills Books.
 Section To- My manuscripts, five vol umes of seven volumes or more of my memoirs, the material for Icarius, writ Ien Dy tnlS itBdtOF, Sndll D6 gwen tO lilS Association of American Authors In New York, of which I am honorary mem Der, for publication and copyright. one- half of the proceeds to go to my former wife, Dora and the other half to the society forever. Tn the event of her death before publication of said book Icarius, to the children of said Dora Cas- sius Marcelus c. Brock forever
 The other will dated May 12 1900. will be probated tomorrow and it Is for the protection of that will that Dora Brock retained J. M. Norwood, to whom she told that she had an unopened envelop that General Clay gave Ter with the ad- monition that it wassto be kept until af- ter his death. It turned out to be the last will Col. James Scott since has been retained to assist Mir. Norwood.