The evening world., 1905-08-14
GOLD|E MOHR'S
BEAUTY WORTH
S5,C00,000
Widow Of Alan W. Wood TO
Get Share of His Large
Estate.
TO MAKE NO CONTEST.
Steel Magnate When He Mar
ried Chorus Girl Arranged
fer His Childfen.
TO MAKE NO CONTEST.

One year g a Broadway chorus girl
at a salary of sos n week, to-day the
widow of a steel millionaire with a S.
100000 dover right in his great estate.
That is the romano of Goldi Lillian
Mohr, a former beauty of the Weber
Fields Company. A year ago she married
Alan w. Wood, of Pittsburg. He died
yesterday In ST. Luke's Hospital. His es-
tate, v%ariously estimated as worth from
S15, o ,oco to $50. 900. 900. will be divided
between his wife and his six children
by a former marriage.
Rumors of a fight over Mr.. Woods
estate are without foundation. When
his wedding to the chorus girl became
known last spring he said that he had
discussed mis- marriage with his chill
dren and arranged everything for their
protection
Cav. Home to Children. :
Goldie Mohrs future Is a topic of
lively discussion along Broadway to-
day. Though the wife of a plulti-mtil-
aoneire, she cut little figure in Tho pub
Nc eye since her marriage. Mr.. Mohr
turned over his residence ar No. 40 Rif-
ersids Drive 10 his children and lived
with his wife at the Barnard. In Con
trail Park West. n what might DO cnllc'
q modest apartment for IL man Of his
wealth.
They were infreuuent visitors at the
theatres and the restaurants where the
nayety OF Broadway life blossomed a.
midnight. There was no Haunting OF
diamonds and fine raiment tn the faces
OF her former associates by the wife OF
the elderly Plttsburg steel magnate,
ooldie Mohr after her marriage was
lost sRhrely to her old life, SO much
% that many OF her friends were
startled when the announcement was
made last February that eleven months
previous she had slipped off to Yon-
kers and married Alan w. Wood.
The question among ner old associates
frtenoe attract her atter-aer period OF
young girl and remarkably beautiful.
= she cherishes stage ambitions she
VIII have ample money to satisfy them.
my Face Is My Fortune"
9ns q JOidis e. AGhr Woods friends re-
. Sunday newspaper only six month";
before her marriage. There was a dis
cusston OF the rise in the market value
musical comedy. 9 oldie Mohr said:
my face Is my fortune. Witfout nv
beauty I could not get ar englremenf
on v sas i for q season AS 1T Of + td ] GSn v ear. s2T
can hold my beauty and my Place on
value OF my beauty is $50. COO ~
The chorus girl little dreamed at the
worth 100000 to her as It is to-dAy.
Mrs. Woods mother n her Sister,
Mrs. Emily r. Smith. will be the sharers
hand. She supported them until her
marriage and then Mr.. Wood made
generous provision for them. Mrs.
Wood %psobab 6lys viii ba mae been her nra a9me VIZ u
Richard g. Wood, Of Pittsbnrg a
SSrcSgt hsI t snd la Mei a a9 dau Nfs; "A are e; at me he
SXaHdorf MIR Mcconnell said to-day that
funeral services would be held to-mor,
now afternoon IN the Stephen Merritt
mm%ortuary Chapel and the body taken 70
Kensico Cemetery for temporary inter
May Be Buried In P~ittsburg-
This might indicate that later Mr..
Woods body will De removed to Pitts
burg and buried 4ss,ae ms Swo lotInet
Knox' a sister OF Senator KnoX, OF
Pennsylvania, and. the other A!oerta
Carrier, who was The mother OF hVe o!
nMr' Wood was close Il sixty years 0
age, and had been n soud health uni
he was stricken q week ago. It wa.
shepshl he had 9ppendieitls, ana pE
trouble was q perforated Intestine.
Henry W. Catlin. attorney for MIS-
Wood, said to-day that she is com
pietely prostrated by the death Of he
husband and under a physic!an's car,
a. her home. Mrs. Catlin is with her
MIR. Catlln was aXerse u iscussing tn
matter OF the will, but intimeted thn
the bulk of the fortune had been lef. &
Mrs. Wood. The will was drawn b.
Catlin shortly after The marriage wit
Goldie Mohr and vitAates all prer.ou
Wills.
Mrs. A. G. Mcconnell, a daughter o
Mr.. Wood, was seen at the waldorf
Astoria When asked whether the vii
Of her father would be contested. pro
vided the young widow was given NOR
than her third. she said: THESE ques
tons concerning the disposal OF m,
fathers estate are most indelicaae. m
Tound."
Regarding nor PERSONAL reeltnp
coward the young Mrs. Wood she add
Win Just a show of disdaln in h,
y1ace: II have no feelings toward Mr.,