The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1911-06-05
MRS. HUTCH|NS ASKS
RECEIVER FOR HER
HUSBANDS INCOME
Declares She Lacks Funds
for Support of Herself
and Husband.

In the battle for control of thes4 0OO. 90
estate of Stilson Hutchins aged Wash
lngton millionaire, who Is seriously Il
at Narragansett Pier, r. l., between hi,
sons and wife, Mrs. Rose KeelinI
Hutchins, today filed in the Distric
Supreme Court an application for ap
pointment Of a receiver for ;he incom.
| of her millionaire husband
To have a receiver appointed nv I'll,
court to take charge of the income from
the Hutchins estate, and pay her none,
necessary to the support Of Hutchin,
and herself Is asked by Mrs. Hutchin:
in her petition.
William J. Dante, financial agent FOL
Mr.. Hutchins. now has control of tn,
income as trustee under a deed of trust
made March s, following serious stroke.
OF paralysis suffered by Mr.. Hutchins
Failure to pay her money to support
her househod at Narragansett Pier anc
to pay salaries of two trained nurse
attending Mr.. Hutchins is charged
against Dante by Mrs. Hutchins.
Attorhey Johh e Cuttings is repre-
RUE 10 show cause next Thursday
against Dante why a receiver should
not be appointed by the court.
Mrs. Hutchtns states in her petition,
supplementary proceeding to the COM
plant filed by her in insanity proceed.
ings, asking that the aged Washing
ton millionaire be adjudged mentally in
competent, that the deed of trust given
Dante March stipulates personal an
pfoval of some of his acts as trustee
by MT Hutchins. She declares Mr..
Hutchins conditions and removal from
Washington 10 Rhode Island May TO-
precludes such personal supervision by
Mr.. Hutchins.
Mrs. Hutchins says Dante has used
FUNDS to pay mortgages due without
the consent of her husband, and has
paid some debts but neglected others
She declares Dante agreed to her re-
moVal of Mr. Hutchins TO Rhode Island
and agreed 10 give her necessary funds
Failure to give her this money, for
travel with Mr.. HutchinS to the summer
cottage and maintenance there, with
salaries for nurses during the last two
weeks, is charged to Dante by Mrs.
HutchinS.
Her petition says her husband was
examined May Ii in Washington by Drs.
J. Sterling Ruffin and Smith Ely Jel-
life. said to be selected by Walter
Hutchins, son. She says these
physicians agreed with Mr.. Hutchins'
medical advisers as to the diagnosis
of his disease and necessity for his re-
moval from Washington.
Mrs. Hutchins states she has always
desired early hearing of his lunacy
peutlon against her husband, but agreed
to its postponement from time 10 time
and finally indefinitely, as she was led
to believe an amicable adjustment Of
family differences was possible
Despite such alleged forbearance, Mrs.
Hutchins says Dante filed an equity
suit, without her knowledge or consent,
asking the District Supreme Court to
take charge of the Hutchins estate by
assisting him as trustee in its admins
tratiOn.
She says this suit was brought for
no other purpose than that of causing
needless expense to the estate
For this and other reasons Mrs.
Hutchins says she Is advised she is en-
titled to have a receiver for the income
Of her husbands estate appointed by
the court.
Attorney Edwin c. Brandenburg,
counsel for Dante, stated today that the
receiVership was agreeable and would
thoroughly test the control and manage
ment Of the income from the Hutchins
estate.