Omaha daily bee., 1916-11-21
$4,000 TO CHARITY
BY mrs. MANDERSON
Remainder of Estate Of Widow
of Former Senator Goes
- Mostly to Relatives.
COUSINS ARE EXECUTORS

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tfe--ia,e General Charles r. Mander-
son and prominent Omaha woman,
who died last Tuesday, left an estate
valued at $4,000, $4,000 Of which
goes to charity, according to the will
filed for probate with the clerk OF the
county court. Charles H. Marley and
Elizabeth H, Black, cousins, are
named as executors, The will was
made on May 5, 1918.
To Mr.. Marley and Miss Black are
bequeathed the household goods,
books, pictures, silyerware, jewelry,
personal ornaments, brio q brae. old
lace. motor car and the effects In the
family home, $40 South Thirty-eishth
street.
Stock Yards Stock.
One hundred shares Of the capital
stock of the Union Stock Yards COM
tany are bequeathed to the executors,
IN. fsust, to pay the incomes and pro-
vide for the following dispositions;
The income is to be paid over to
Dean H. Brown OF Twin Falls, Idaho,
a-nephew, during the lifetime OF Mrs.
Manderson's brother, Walter 5.
Brown, and his wife, Elizabeth
Brown, or the survivors OF them.
After the death Of the survivors OF
the Browns, the executors or trustee
are to transfer forty-nine shares OF
the stock yards company stock TO
Dean II. Brown and two shares to
Wallace Brown Of Ogden, Utah. q
nephew, the remaining forty-nine
shares to he held In trust and paid to
Blanche Brown Bracken OF Salt Lake
City, a niece. during her lifetime, and
at her death TO Dean H. Brown, Wall
lace Brown and Blanche Brown, chill
dren Of Mrs. Manderson's brother,
To Husbands Brother,
To Alfred J. Henderson, the late
General Manderson's brother, 10 be-
queathed the sum OF $1,000, provision
Being made that II Is imperative In
case Mrs. Manderson (Rebekah 81
survives him.
Laura Manderson Of Ogden, Utah,
a sister-in-law, In the event that she
Survives the late General Mander-
sons widow and Alfred ]. Manderson
dies during her lifetime, Is left $2,500,
This Is imperative Il she Is survived
bysAlfred J. Msnderson.
The other cash bequests made by
Mrs. Mandcrson are AZ followa;
Frank M. Evans OF Syracuse, N. ",
nephew, $4,000,
Katherine M. Ssrawn OF Washing-
ton. D. Ga niece, $4,000.
Loretta Hancock Of Philadelphia,
Ann Fries Pilling. $500.
Manderson Lehr Of Albion. Nsb,,
$500, Mrs. Manderson explains that
she makes this bequest because he
bears her husbands name"
Grace Wallace Tuttle, $1,000.
May Wallace, $500.
Dot Wallace, $500.
Charles II. Marley, 5000
Elizabeth H. Black, $1,000,
Priority Of Payment. Z
The legacies are to have priority
of payment In order in which they
are made. II any legatce does moi
survive her the provision made to
him or her 10 to go 10 the executive
to be distributed a. II same had con-
stituted q part Of the personal estate
A $25,Q0O bequest Is made to the
executors to be apportioned among
such charitable or eleemosynary In
stitutions in Douglas county as they
see fit.
II is provided that the residue o.
the estate ahalI be held In trust fol
Elizabeth n. Black for life, under tn,
direction that all rents, issues and in
comes as they accrue are to be pait
to her, After her death one-thirs
each goes to Charles r. Evans, Franl
M. Evans and Katherine M. StrsWn
Seventy thousand dollars is In per
sonal property and $4,000 In rea
estate.