Good Samaritan Hospital v. Dugan

Thomas O’Neill, a well known merchant of Baltimore City, died on the sixth clay of April, 1919, after having first executed his last will and testament, by which he devised and bequeathed his large estate, consisting of real estate of the appraised value of more than one million dallara and personal property valued at over five millions of dollars.

The testator by his will and codicils- thereto-, devised and bequeathed his entire residuary estate, after the; payment of certain legacies to the appellees, as trustee®, upon trust to pay out of the income certain annuities to his widow, his.…