Hemphill's Estate

Per Curiam,

By his will, James Hemphill, deceased, divided his residuary estate into five equal shares, one of which he gave in trust to pay the income to his unmarried son, Horace, for life. In the event Horace married and predeceased his wife it was provided the income from one-third of Horace’s share should be paid to the wife during her lifetime. The income from the other two-thirds and, ultimately, the entire principal was directed to be paid to Horace’s children, him surviving, in equal shares. Testator then provided as follows: “In ease of the death of my said son, Horace F. Hemphill,…