New-York tribune., 1911-11-19
5XTIIRE IS INTENDED ESPECIALLY4&B BUSY MAN w

this city Of statue Of Thomas JeTer,,.
To his valet, JabeZ Cunningham. ".
Pulitzer leaves $4,000. and he gives sl0o \.
more to be divided among his porson.'
secretaries and certain editorial grife-s
The World The trustees will hold "
Pulitzer's stock principally for the bo,es.
OF his sons, who will, under certain limit,
tions. enjoy the income Of ninc-tenihs sf,,
The trustees have the rover 20 assign -
income Of the remaining tenth to such "a
itors and managers Of the newspaper, d.
they deem deserving. Nj Pul!;zer's on,
share i'm his newspaper holdings IN ,ht.
proportion: Herbert. Fifteen years ola
three-f ffths: Ralph. onc-lfth. ard Joz,n,
one-tenth. In a codicil executed on Mav II
1910 at Cape Martin. Franco. Mr.. Pul',7s,
advised his children that they should ~,
forget the dangers Of inheritng large fort.
unes and left Nj1,b0O TO Eleanor Wl,kham
betrothed TO my son Joseph 60 be baJ
upon her marriage To- my son. \ codicI
executed in New York on May o. $50 n.
creased the trust fund left for the tcsta,ori,
wife to s2.5Oo.OO0. There Is another codel
dated July 12, 1911 at Lancashire Ensland
In this Mr. Pulitzer increased the trr,
fund set aside for his daughters Edith and
Constance from $4,000 to 81 .J0o00
ION account OF age President GeoFz.
Harris offered his resignation TO the tru,.
tees Of Amherst College. TO become ofectlys
not later than the next cOmmenccment.
lie is sixty eight, and he assumed the pres.
ldency in 1899
princeton University called Dr. J. a. 7,
Finney, Of the surgical staff Of Johns Hop.
kins Hospital, In Baltimore, 10 be her pres.
dent.
I'm military aviation trials in France tho
American aviator Charles T. Weymana
made q flight from Rheims 10 Am!ens and
return. a distance Of 1856 miles, in two hours
and thirty-four minptes, T. e.. at the rate o:
about seventy-two miles an hour. which. /.
IS claimed. beats the record By any method
OF locomotion for sustained speed. Wey-
mann carried a passenger and about 80
pounds Of fuel and ballast.
"Dr. Charles F. Wsinright. Of New York.
filed suit in the Supreme Court OF the Dis
trict Of Columbia against the American
Security and Trust Company. executor Of
lllc estate Oh luOildS w ai"'tf VI N'4y-
rado and Washington, for $1,000 for medical
services in the last illness of Mr.. Walsh.
The Doctors bill was for $4,000, but he re-
ceived 5000 on account. Counsel for DR..
Wainright declares he devoted his whole
time to Mr.. Walsh for three months, 10 ths
exclusion of all other practice.
Jacob II. Schff made an attack on
John Hays Hammond in a sem-pubc
speech, saying a Russian government Of
fetal had told him Mr.. Hammond had been
employed by Russia TO do certain work
because of the influence he had on Pres-
dent Taft and adding that Mr. hammond
later came back from Russia proclaim
ing himself convinced that the car was
one Of the most liberal mOnarchs on earth
The attack drew prompt denial from Mr.
Hammond.
"A decree of absolute divorce was grant,
ed 10 Mrs Louisa Fletcher Harrington.
wife Of Booth Harrington, the novelist and
playwright. Mrs. Harrington did not ask
for alimony. The custody Of her tiye-year-
old daughter is given to Mrs. Harrington.
The widow of Senator Thomas Collier
Platt was married 10 William B. Atwater,
a youthful aviator"
THE young fellow seems 10 be flying
high" chuckled Busy Man.