The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1915-07-08
WILL OF PRINCESS
MAKES TAX CERTAIN
ElcanOra LOrillard Spencer
Ccnci Leaves Bulk Of Es-
tate tn Daughter.
MORE THAN Sl,OOO,O 900

Eleanor l.orillard Spencer Cenci,
Princess VI Nicovaro, who died In Rome
o. May 6 last. %bequcathed her entire
rcsiduary estate estimated at more thar
$1,000 o0o, in trust to her daughter,
Pctt,icc Fiorenza Cenci of Born,
Switzerland. \ Photographic copy OF
the viii was fled Yesterday in the Sur
r%orL,e's court for probate.
\ novel paragraph in the will. which
rrecludes the possibility OF lodging the
state inheritance tax on the New York
property, reads as follows: "Any at
tempt after my decease to prove I have
been domicilcd In Italy. Switzerland,
France or any other country In Europe
viii he IN bad taste"
The testatriN vas the daughter OF
Lorillard Spencer CT New York n the
widow OF Virginia Cenci, Prime of Vico-
1dro. She executed her will In Rome
on April l6, 1914, naming Donald Har-
per Albert n. Roardman and the United
States Trust Company as executors.
To Beatrice +. Cenci. her only living
child. the testatrix left the Chateau Vico-
yarc AT Drei Linden i.ucernc. Switzer-
land. and the Chateau Griswoiden, also
al Drei Linden, with all the property
connected with them. From the income
produced by the residuary estate the
executors are to pay the daughter st0.-
GOO a year In monthly instruments.
Upon her death her issue. II any, IL to
receive the bulk OF the estate.
The will contains this suggestion for
the daughters care:
Il have thought hat among our old
est friends there ls no one on whom I
can count more than Donna Marcella
Glanotti, wife of Emmanuel Philbert
Frescot, of Rome, Italy. and therefore
at 10y death | am sure she will take
my place az far as possible and be a
second mother to my daughter. II In
my desire that my daughter should have
some one to supervise her well being and
that she be as happy as possible. I
direct my executors to be guided by any
observations. suggestions or
daticns which Nine. Prescott may make
In this respect.
II desire particularly that she shall
send away any person OF persons living
with or visiting my daughter whom she
believes are imposing upon my daugh-
ter or whom she believes II may be
for the best interest OF my daughter not
10 have with her. | desire her to do
every act and thing for the welfare and
happiness OF my daughter that she may
deem best. just as | would II | were
living"
In addition 10 the chatelux the daugh-
ter is given laces. jewels, furs. paint
ings, silver. household goods. all real,y
In Paris. France. together with the con
tents OF the houses.
The testatriX expresses a desire that
her daughter shall not dispose of any
real estate except upon the advice OF
the executors and trustees.
In return for her services as adviser
OF the daughter Mime. Emmanuel Phil
bert Frescot OF Rome is to be paid
500 a year. After her death her sis
ter. the Countess Maria Balbis. is NOM
mated as adviser of the daughter.
The specific gifts follow To the Hon.
Alfredo Baccelli OF Rome. $4,000: TO
Maria Capr.olo. $4,000 to Miss Justine
Clemensson Of Sweden, $4,000, upon con-
dition that she is stlll the companion
OF the daughter at the time OF the testa-
plnion remains In the employ Of the
daughter her compensation Ii fixed by
the will at $3.50 a month.
Two maids OF the decedent get 81 900
each and the daughters chauffeur ls
left $500, Two maids who are In the
service OF the daughter are given s200
each.
In the event the daughter dies with
out issue the testatrix provides that the
bulk Of the ~residuary estate 10 TO be
gwen to the University OF Rome TO
construct and equip a hospital for the
treatment OF tubercular patients. II
leg. obstacles stand In the way of the
acceptance OF this gift the residue Is
tn Ia. given IN the CITY nf Rnma for the