The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1896-01-30
SATISFIED
IS MRS. AULTMAN.
she Fully Approves the Com
promise and Settlement.
Mrs. Aultman Talks Pleasantly
and is Happy.
Pays Judge Thayer and Mr..
Raft a High Tribute.
Concessions Made to Levi Miller
and the Smiths
I'm Order to Effect a Settlement
and End the Case.

Rnt Consent or knowledge of His
Associate Counsel Wholly Unit ue--
An the Attorneys Concurred Mrs.
Aultman Says She Hopes Levi Mill
Ter will Burn Himself on Her SlO,-
pOO-she Has the Utmost Confidence
in the New Trustees and Is Very
Happy Over the Settlement and Ter
anination of the Case.
The settlement of the Aultman guar
s5ianship case still Lcontinues to be the
chief topic of conversation on the street,
fn,she homes and in public places.
\ News. Democrat reporter, on.request,
called at the residence Of Mrs. Aultman
Saturday morning, and had long talk
with Miss Sarah Bomberger, The com
gmnion Of Mrs. Aultman said it would be
impossible for the reporter to see her, as
Mrs Aultman was quite nervous and had
sEprrssed herself as not desiring to be in
stgyiBwed.
II don't wish 1t understood said Miss
Bumbcrger, that Mrs. Aultman objects
20 seeding you personally, and she feels
khc News Democrat has used her fairer
8buu any other paper, and the reports
have been nearer correct. She is very
grateful, but wishes to avoid any more
mnturiety. Mr.. Otto Al5recht, of Phila.
dsslphia frequently remarked that helwas q
strong republican, but the reports In the
NsIys Democrat pleased him better than
Any other paper as he considered them
tairer
H'Is Mrs Aultman satisfied with the
EBftlcment?" asked the reporter.
she is glad the whole matter is ended
tint of course the $40 900 to Mr.. and Mrs.
Levi L. Miller and the SO, 600 to Mr.. and
@rS. John II. Smith, are distasteful to
Ae-, as her feelings toward them have not
changed in the least I,wish you would
aSs Judge Thayer in regard to this mat
TER, answered Miss Bombcrger.
You will remember that in Judge
Thayer's interview published yesterday,
he said the reason Levi Miller was given
$40, 900, and you were ignored was on ac
rauut of a concession made by Mrs. Ault-
lnau.
Yes, she made concession in this
daTtiCular but as far as l am concerned,
desired none Of Mrs. Aultman's money,
sCpd have so expressed myself time and
again. OF course most any person could
Hss $40 900 yet am capable of making
my living and perfectlySwilling to work
Tor what get. am satisfied at not
being remembered. -
Has Mrs. Elizabeth Harter or Levi 4.
Miller called upon Mrs. Aultman since
fhu settlement"
ssShe is not desirous of renewing any
rolatiOns with them and has so expressed
sfrseh."
Have you learned anything more re-
gaclling the baby left on the door steps
zhme time ago."
mo, have not discovered the parents.
4 have heard it rumored it was my child
and and also belonging to my sister
Rmma All who know us are aware
neither story is true and have never de-
MED the yarns.
''I was nearly frightened to death
WHEN they put me on'the witness stand,
ms knew nothing about Lcourt proceed
iBgs. Mrs Aultman made an excellent
witness and isHas competent today to
transact business as anyl woman of her
Age. She manages the entire household
md does it well.
MR.. RAFF'S HIGH STANDING.
Mrs. Aultman is we'll satisfied with
iAs selection of the trustees. judge
Rhayer didn't desire the trust and only
GRnSented to take the position after.belng
urged to do so by Mrs. Aultman and fAt-
tiUgney John g. Welty. EdwardES. Raft
ssAlled at the house some time ago. to see
Mrs. Aultman and after having Dong
talk with her, said while the other side
wanted him as witness he would lmake
a poor one for them as. he considered her
perfectly sane and would so testify. Mrs.
AHltman talked pleasantly withlMr. Raft
rTEr the telephone yesterday Iandl she
tfdnks a great deal of him, onsaccount OF
ahs pleasant relations with his father, the
Rale Judge Kaff. Mrs. Aultman.receiyed
n bouquet yesterday from Mr.. Raft, and
Ens pleased at being remem bered in this
manner.
COACHMAN SWANSON.
Last night Charles Swanson, Ithe' coach
MnD Of Mrs. Aultman, called at, IL
News. Democrat Office to see reporter.
He'Said he was tired of all the talk that
WIS being done regarding presents from !
Mrs. Aultman, and being remembered in |
har will.
'First they say am to get $40, 900, |
tirenIs2, 900, and now I am to,haveis3, 900
and the house on Walnut street, "rsaid |
ar. Swanson. ~ don't lsexpect any
EiiiHg, as the latter provision is. made by
ala lawyers, and Mrs. Aultman Tcan re-
Eoks 1t whenever she desires. -
II have worked for Mrs Aultman over
izur years, and have always done my
dirty, as best could. SheTpays me fair
wages, and am satisfied. 5told Mr..
Miller didn't want the deed TO .the
ah'se, and proposesto itelll Mrs. EAuIt-
HRsp the same thing in few days.