The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-08-29


declare this my last will and test
ment:
F1rst-I direct that all my just
debts and all inheritance or sue
cession taxes upon any Of the
legacies and devises of my will,
and any codicil thereto, be paid
out Of my residuary estate.
Second give and devise to my
beloved wife. Louise Whitfield
Carnegie, all the real estate of
which I die seized or possessed.
to have and to bold to her. her
heirs and assigns for her and their
own use and benefit forever:
together with all books. pictures,
works Of art, household furniture,
horses, carriages. motor cars and
other contents Of the dwelling
houses, stables, garages and other
buildings appurtenant to dwelling
houses now or hereafter during
my lifetime used or maintained
by me. A..
Third-Having years ago made
provision for my wife beyond her
desires and ample to enable her
to provide for our beloved daugh-
ter Margaret, and being unable to
judge at present what provision
for Our daughter will best promote
her happiness, leave to her
mother the duty of providing for
her as her mother deems best. A
mothers love win be the best
guide.
Gives House TO Secretary.
FOURTH give and bequeath to
the persons and corporations here
matter In this Fourth Article
named the following sums respec-
lively, that IN to say to
To my friend and secretary
Robert A. Franks the house and
grounds now occupied by him in
Llewellyn Park, Orange, N. j.,
and to his wife succeeding him.
This Is a mark Of friendship and
affection for both.
To Mrs. L. M. Morris, my cou-
sin, her husband having recently
died, bequeath the house and
property upon which they lived
and which Mrs. Morris now lives;
at her death the property Is to go
to her two daughters equally.
To the Cooper Union, New York,
I bequeath 100000 to make my
total gift to 1t s750.oO0.
To the Pittsburg University
give 100000.
To the Relief Fund Of the Au-
thors Club Of New York I give
100000
To Hampton Institute. Virginia,
give 100000.
To Stevens Institute, Hoboken,
N. j.. give 100000 to improve
my original gift.
To st. Andrews Society Of New
York give 100000.
To George Irvine. our butler,
who has just resigned after TWEEN
ty-five years faithful service, a
pension equal to one-half his sal
airy.
To housekeeper. Mrs. Nicol,
who still remains with US In her
twenty-seventh year Of service.
there shall be paid a similar PEN
sion for life, likewise to Mamie
Lockerbie. our nurse. and to Mag
gle Anderson. our oldest servant
each one-half of her present
earnings. These four are as MEM
bers of the family.
To all household servants who
have been with us for four years
there shall be paid $500.
Eight years or more. $1,000.
Fifteen years or more $4,000.
To each head Of departments
at Skibo, gamekeeper, forester,
chauffeur. captain yacht, superin-
tendent golf links. piper. garden
er, &C., &C.. there shall be paid
$1,000; IL any have served ten
years or over. $1,000; II fifteen
or over, $4,000.
skibo Laborers remembered.
To every laborer at Skibo upon
our pay rolls who has served two
years OF more $50, If Ave years or
over 800.
A sum equal to two years rent
shall be RENTED to each crofter
as rent accrues who 10 in good
standing among his neighbours.
We are blest with fine people
upon Skibo estate and our factor
is directed to grant a third years
rent 10 the crofters, provided It II
spent upon their homes TO their
improvement TO the satisfaction
Of the factor.
To the two late crofter tenants
now tenants Of Creich & Achorm-
larry there shall be given a credit
to each of 1900 upon their debt to
me money advanced that they
might be promoted, with my con-
gratulations upon their success as
farmers.
Here ends the list of legacies.
Fifth give to each OF the per-
sons hereinafter In this fifth arti-
Gle named an annuity OF the an
nual amount in this fifth article
set after his or her name. to be paid
semi-annually during the annui-
tant's life. that is to say. to each
Of my nephews or nieces married
$4,000.
To each nephew unmarried
$4,000.
To my dear sister-in-law Stella,
with love. $4,000.
To my dear brother-in-law
Harry. or his wife, Mrs. Whit
field. succeeding him, $4,000.
To my cousins. Miss Maggie
Lauder, Miss Anna lauder and
Mrs. George. all OF Dunfermline.
each 5000.
To Alexander King. or his wife