Arizona republican., 1906-12-27

from Los Angeles was asked about the mysterious paper. He said that De Raglan signed no paper that afternoon and that at no time had she signed, so far as he knew any other papers than those of her usual correspondence with her wife" and the Russian American bureau. As a matter of fact she was not unconscious on the after noon before her death which occurred about seven o'clock in the evening.
 Dr. Rowe left last night for his home at Canon City, Colorado, but other de- velopments in connection with the dis position of that part of the estate of De Raglan here will probably bring him back. He has a claim against the estate of $9S0 for professional services.
 The following is the text of the last will of De Raglan. made public at Chi cago last Friday:
 The last will and testament of me, Nicolai de Raglan, of Chicago, Cook county, Illinois, who, being of sound mind and memory, but mindful of the uncertainty of life and conscious that while We may we ought to prepare for death, for the purpose of arranging my personal affairs and disposing of my property, do make, publish and declare the following as my last will andGesta- ment, that is to say:
 l. Out of my personal property hereby direct that all of my just debts and funeral expenses shall be paid.
 ?. All household furniture and cloth ing and personal property, now con- tained in the house where I now live, being No. 29 South California avenue, Chicago, I give and bequeath unto my beloved wife. Anna de Raglan (nee Davidson).
 9 To my said wife, Anna, I give and devise One-third of all the real estate of which l may die possessed, the re- maining two-thirds of all of the real estate of which l may die possessed l give and bequeath to the Illinois Trust and Savings Bank. in trust, neverthe- less, for my son, Harry George de Ray Ian, to be held by said trustee, until my said son shall attain the age of twenty seven years. And l hereby give and bequeath said remaining two- thirds to my said son upon his attain ing the said age of twenty-seven years.
 4. l hereby appoint the Illinois Trust & Savings Bank as trustee. and give and bequeath to my said trustee all the money now on deposit in the bank of the said Illinois Trust & Savings Bank to my credit at the time of my death; one account being under the name of Nicholai Konstantinovich, and one other account being under the name of N De Raylan. and third account carried by me under the name of my son. Harry George de Raglan.
 And I also give and bequeath to my said trustee. all the money to my credit at the time of my death, in the bank of H. Claussenius & Co. of 95 Dearborn street, Chicago. Illinois. And 1 hereby direct that my said trustee shall first purchase a suitable lot for a residence. to be occupied by my said wife and my said son, while my said wife Anna shall remain my widow. And l hereby di- rect that my said trustee shall build upon said lot suitable residence for my said wife and son, the whole price of the said lot and residence not to exceed the sum of five thousand Cs5.OO9) dollars.
 The legal title to the said house and lot. it is my wish. shall be retained by the said Illinois Trust & Savings Bank until my said son shall attain to the said house and lot be conveyed to my said son. Harry George de Raylan. give, devise and bequeath the said house and lot to my said son Harry George de Raglan, upon his attaining the age of twenty-seven years, and hereby direct my said trustee to con- vey to him the legal title to the same upon his attaining the age of twenty seven years. I hereby direct that so long as my said wife. Anna de Raylan. shall remain my widow, she shall have the use and occupation of said resi- dence so constructed by my said trus- tee. until my said son shall arrive at the age of twenty-seven years.
 5. And I hereby direct that the said Illinois Trust & Savings Bank, as such trustee, shall keep all the rest and resi- due of said money invested, with good security. and, either from the proceeds thereof or from the principal. pay for the education of my beloved son, Harry George de Raylan. It is my wish that my beloved son, Harry George de Ray Ian, shall receive an education at some <AiiltliCdh tpudl IdIih lO some of the state universities, such as the University of Chicago.
 And I give and bequeath all the resi- l due of said moneys. after the educa- tion of my said son. as above directed | to my said son; the remainder. how ever, to be held by my said trustee | until my said son shall have attained | the age of twenty-seven years, at | which time it is my wish that my said ! trustee shall pay to my said son the | said remainder. together with the pro- ceeds thereof. to be his own property | absolutely.
 6. I give and bequeath unto my said son. Harry George de Raylan, all my interest and proceeds of any and all Russian lottery tickets of which I may die possessed.
 :. All the personal property. includ- ing the typewriters, deeds office furni- ture, files. etc. and the good will of he business heretofore conducted by me at room 701. 56 Fifth avenue, Chi ago. H., under the name of the Rus sian Legal Bureau. I give and beuueath