In Re Estate of Crites

William Crites died testate. Plis will declared all his property to be separate property. It made no provision for the widow, for the reason, as declared, that suitable provision had already been made for her. The principal devisees and legatees under his will were his three children by a former marriage. The will named executors. The executors named forfeited their rights to letters testamentary; whereupon two petitions were filed for letters of administration will the will annexed; the one by Alice A. Kane, a child of the deceased, entitled to inherit and a beneficiary under the will; the…