Alfred Vanderbilt's Will

Horowhenua Chronicle, 10 November 1915, Page 3

Alfred Vanderbilt's Will

Under tho will of Mr Alfred Vanderbilt, who was a victim ot German barbarity, having gone down in the illfated Lusitania, three small 'boys, the eldest live years, the youngest not old enough to talk or walk, inherit millions of pounds. The will has been read in New YorK, and its clauses dis tribute something like £10,000.000. Mr Vanderbilt had tliree sons. Tho eldest William, was the eon ot nis first wiiv>, and he inherits the trust fund of many ■millions left to his father by his grandfather Cornelius Vanderbilt. Tho two younger sons, Alfred, aged throe, and George, the baby, inherit the bulk < the fortune. To Mr Vandcjrbilti's widow, who was Mrs Smith Hollins McKim, there comes a big legacy, which includes I'fiOtXOOO and the income of a. trust fund o'f a million, so none of them k likely to starve.