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Louisa { Hutchinson. who was 20 Years
old when shs married Cor her fourth hus-
band and second actorl willard II Hutch-
lnson, rs years old. on Valentines pay
last year. began an action In the supreme
Court yesterday TO recover certain properly
which she says was obtained from her bT
fraud aud conspiracy practscd upon her
by her youthful husband With the legal as
ss'ance Of Lawyer Paul Sheldon spirit
ualisfn lent hand she say .. In IN" part 'aheh
by her husband Yesterday justice LcN'n-
trit appointed I G. T. Grain receiver ol 'h'
property pending the suit ana issued IN
order for service of summons by publloatioh
on Hutchinson. who is acting. under the man
aecncnt Of + T. Rice. on the southern CIR
cult in tho reminiscent drama, when we
Wero Twenty zone
The d ff'ranc's Of the pair. which nave oecn
In the air for some time With Exaggerated
statements Of the money Hutchinson obtained
from his aged wife. arc act forth Mt l'ng'h III
the suit II is brought TO recover the property
c27 West Fourteenth street. mortgaCcd for
$50 500 and n leasehOId Of East Fouite"nth
street. mortgagcd for $4,000 These prop
critics are now held by Paul Sheldon rs trustee
under a deed by which the net income Is 10 De
divided between husband and wife Tor lie with
remal nder over to the survivor ms trust
deed. which was given to supersede previous
transfer OF her property, was executed on
July - last. and the parties have since
remained apart
Mrs Hutchinson tells OF an acquaintance
with Hutchinson for two years before their
marriage. and she declares that during tho
year pr recedlng their Wedding which occurred
at Richmond. Va. she had travelled about
the country with him Continuously. adding
hut ha IuiI nil allowed MN
: ending money and bought his clothing.
She speaks OF thoir ages-she 70 and he %
years and says that she had the greatest
affection for him and confidence in him and
that she was entirely under his influence
and control she proceeds
That the principal ground or reason
Tor such affection and contidonce w2s PLAIN
uTs earnest belief in tho truth OF the state
to the plaintiff that her deceased son Wine
who died many wears before, was IN eonmum-
cation with said Hutchinson and was adNls-
ing and guiding said Hutchinson in the matter
Of his marriage With the pleintln and hls
snd ~ ~ s %nq tine una @ were
mado 10 the plaint.f ihe plaintn believed
that communication between u" dead and
living was possible as said Hutchinson then
After the marriage, she AYERS. she CON
tln,Ied to foot the bills, dole out money for
her husbands expenses and clothing. and nt
10 fUe of their mountaineering dld n"
work Or contribute In any wGy TO Their S i'm I'M
man House on Aprii 10 last, she declares, her
6SSsgd 6a.SaEd to dG fd' hS T S har rve. M @ %
coming from Canada. and that her niece was
already in this city. and that their plrpose
was To put her in an asylum. She says lur-
ther that her husband was apparently greatly
excited at tho time. and sne being Ill and IN
firm believed what ha said She asked what
could be- done and her husband said he did
not know. but he would consult some one.
ratt, uif yar sheldon "
came In she declares, II was explained 70 her
that the only purpose her relatives could have
her property and II she conveyed away her
property they would be sure to let her alone
sheldon explained that any Sonveyan1s,
get her property back when she desired.
That night sheldon prepared c9nyeyanGe
thereafter went to Atlantic city with her
husb nd. She SAYS that her niece was not IN
as represented and that the whole scheme
was concocted TO get her property, BY the
conveyance she gave her property absolutely
She declares that she fret learned that sho
vas the victim Of fraud when [ the deed was wa.
suited counsel and the demand was mladc that
the property he reconysysd to her Her nus.
hand r%yisdSSd 19e maze b taG G3 5r
ihS survivor Her husband toid her. She
execution Of the trust decd he would keep her
nuhtinT in the courts 70 recover property for
the reslof her life and that she would not goV
nnv Income meanwhile but would stlrve
Being fearful Of such litigation che executed
the trust deed after having the property re-
convey ed 10 hcr by her husband She SAYS
she signed number Of papers Without readi
iTwyor sheldon, but she believes these We're
tho only papers affecting the properties IN
sui' sheldon has collected many thousand
dollars. she AYERS, under the trust decd ami
She wants an accounting from him OF these
moneys and to have the trust deed set aside
a. brought about by fraud
Roger A. Pryor who appears for sheldon,
said Yesterday that MIR sheldon was irce
from, any blanc in the matter. He had not
opposed the motion for the appointment OF
receiver yesterday because Mr sheldon had no
dosire 10 continue to exercise the functions
Of trustee. ,
The answer Of Mr.. Sheldon to the suit states
TINT no understood the pair were hylng
hnppiIy together down to last July. Mrs.
Hutchinson had told him on April last at Tue
IIonman House that she was getting old and
that ne she could not live much longer she
wanted her husband 70 get her, property