Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-03-03
UNDER WILL
OF WILLIAM SCHW|NG
Relatives and Others and Local
Charities observation-disclosures
Last Testaments.

Tin viii Of William s;chN. ll%. dAt.n
January =. 1914. and modified by codl-
ell Of June ID. 1914. has been nlcd l"f
probate He leaves premises a"5 and
.a7 Mount Vernon place northwest. to-
gether with the household effects, all
diamonds jewelry and personal effects
to his cousins, Elizabeth and Annie
Hess, in grateful appreciation OF their
care and devotion to my wife and my
self during more than sixteen wears
The remaining estate is devised 10
the Union Trust Company. as executor,
TO sell. and from the proceeds to pay
the following requests:
John A. Rupert and Aniia A.ctE.
each $4,000: Anton +. S;chwing. $1,000:
Anna Bonn, Minnie Rohn. teceliA b.
Tonry, Kat" Bonn, Mamie Bonn ana
Bertha Bohn. all VI Baltimore. each
$4,000; William Schwing Of Ba ltimore'
81. 900; Louis Schwing of Baltimore,
$4,000; Anna Schwing of Philadelphia'
81 900: Valentine Schwing of Baiu-
more. $1,000; Mrs. q. W. Herold OF
Washington. $4,000; Mrs. Mary Leh-
man, Mrs Agnes Frawlev. Joseph y.
Roth, $4,000: Frank. Leo and William
dine Roth, each $4,000: Mrs. Josephine
OFT and Mrs. Mary Hornburger, each
$4,000; Anna Fitzgerald, $4,000; Jacob
Roth, $4,000 Frank Leo and William
Katzental, Baden, Germany. 1880, and
to her children, $500 each; Rosina kei-
Ter of Sulzbach. Baden, Germany.
$1,000: Louis Strekfuss of Washington,
$4,000: Mark strekfuss Of Detroit,
81 900 Katharine Pooh of Washington
$ 900, and to st Nincents orphan
Asylum. ST. Joscph's Male Orphan
Asylum. 81. AIMS infant Asylum. Lit
tie Sisters of the Poor and st. Mary S
Orphan Asylum, each 500
Balance in Five Portions.
The balance of the proceeds is 10 be
distributed in five parts. one is to be
divided between John A. RUPERT and
Anna Getz. another among the chill
dren of Terese Bohn, another betw cen
Elizabeth and Annie Hess. the fouri h
share is to go to Margaret Herold and
the fifth portion to be divided one
half to Anna Fitzgerald and one-h half
among the children of Benedict Roth.
The codicil provides a bequest of $500
for Anton Rupert.
Other Wills Filed.
BY the terms of the will of sophia
Voigt, dated September Il, 1912, be-
quest of $500 is made to her grand
daughter, Cecilia Noigt, and her house
hold and personal effects are given TO
her daughters. Louise S. Eiker and
Mamie Heinrich. Mrs. Eiker is given
the option to take the homestead on
Wisconsin avenue at stated price.
The remaining estate is devised to
Charles H. Bauman and Chaplin Brown
in trust to sell and distribute the pro-
ceeds among the six children Of the
testatriX.
Mrs. Ellen Spencer Mussey is named
as executrix and is given $50 by the
will of Agnes Barton Collins. dated
April 3, 1908, and offered for probate
Other requests include $500 to viii
liam O. and Jennie Clough of Green
Bay. Wis; $4,000 to Jennie NJ. Mullen
of Oconto, Wis; $500 to Edward G. Null
len of Oconto; $1,000 each to Caroline
B. and Susie C. Collins. The residue OF
the estate is to be shared equally by
Caroline B. and Susie c. Collins.
Wives as Benefciaries.
Samuel S. Suits will, dated January
IS, 1915, provides that his wife. Dais,
f. Suit, shall have the interest for life
on a deposit of $4,000. At her death
the fund is ODE divided between VIII
liam r. and Elsie Suit. brother and
sister of the testator. The wife is to
have the cash in other banks absolute
ly. William r. Suit and Walter w.
Deal are named as executors.
The entire estate of William l..
iSchmalhoff is devised to his wife, Kate
e, Schmalhoff, by his will, dated March
"a, 1894. The wife is also named as
pxecutrix