Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1904-06-20

TT. Letter. children, and Seymour Morris,
of Chicago. the latter being a trustee.
Two-thirds of the net income is to be
divided equally among the three children
above named and Lady Curzon, each,
howe err, being charged with four per
cent. interest upon settlement made
nri0r to the devisor's death. The entire
estate is thus to be held intact until the
death of the last named heirs, it then to
be divided per stripes among the issue,
provided only if should all save Lady
Curzon die before the expiration of the
trust the entire estate shall go to her or
her issue. Seymour Morris is to receive
IS. 900 annual salary and WI, be sue
ceeded by Chauncey Keep, of Chicago.
Coal lands in Illinois are to be held by
the trustees and Joseph Letter is to
manage them and when he shall have
paid the estate their value with five per
cent. interest TO own them. No chart
table or public requests are in the in
strument and the entire estate, estimated
to be of value of from 25 to 80
millions, is tied down for at least gen.
Grafton of Letters.
President and Mrs. Roosevelt and Miss
Carow returned from their visit to New
York and Valley Forge this morning.
Wayne Mac Veagh, who lives near Val
ley Forge, was a guest OF the President
in his private car on the run TO Washing
ton. Soon after reaching the White House
the President received a call from Count
Cassini, the Russian Ambassador, who
came to say good bye previous to his de-
parture for the summer. This afternoon
the President will receive the members
of the 23d Regiment Veterans Associa-
ton of New York, who are in Washing
ton on a sightseeing visit.
Worrying over the loss of a package
containing $500, James J. Greble, aged
SIS years, in the employ of the United
States Express Company as money clerk,
committed suicide this morning by
shooting himself in the temple with a
bullet from 80 calibre revolver at his
home in this city. W. c. johnson,
manager of the express company, does
not hold Mr.. Greble as responsible for
the loss of the package, as his faith In
his money clerk was implicit Coroner
Nevitt issued certificate of death by
suicide.
Worry brought about by a scolding
given to her last night by her mother,
Mary Gillian, 10 years Of age, OF 100
South Carolina avenue, committed sui
eide this morning by drinking the con-
tents of bottle of carbolic acid, on the
corner of Sth street ard Pennsylvania
avenue S. +. Miss Gillian had been in
i'll health recently and for sometime
past had been an inmate of the Balti-
more Blind Institute, where she went in
the hope that cataract which is over
the right eye could be effectually re-
moved.
No formal ceremonies have been ar
ranged for Cardinal Satolli while be is a
guest of Mgr. O'Connell at the Catholic
University at Brookland, ID. G. He said
brief mass this morning at the Uni
versity after which the morning was
spent in the rectory Mgr. O'Connell re-
calling days spent together in Rome. 1t
is expected that the Cardinal will leave
Washington tomorrow evening for Spring
Lake, n. j., where he is to celebrate
the marriage of Miss Maloney and DIR.
Richie.
Admiral Chadwick cables the Navy
Department from Tangier that Perdi'
carts and his step.sOn Marley will prob
ably be released tomorrow. -
Consul General Gummere at Tangier
cables the State Department that if there
is no hitch in the negotiations the two
captives will be released tomorrow.
Representative Hit, of Illinois, is re-
ported to be much better this morning.
He is still confined to his room, but his
speedy recovery is looked for.