Evening star., 1911-08-26
No Word of Dissatisfaction
Comes From Mrs. HutchinS.
ESTATE DEBTS A PROBLEM
Merchants May Object to Long Wait
for Payment.
LIST OF THE OBLIGATIONS
Total of S5,34e.6s Would Have to
Be Paid Out OF Monthly Allow
ance of $500.

No expression OF dissatisfaction on the
part Of Mrs. Rose Keeling Hutchins to
the recommendation OF Auditor Dent that
she be allowed $500 monthly from the
income Of the estate OF her husband, Still
son Hutchins. has reached the office 81
her counsel. Cuttings & Chamberln. The
substance Of the auditors report was tele-
graphe6 TO Mrs. Hutchins at Narragau-
sett Pier last night. and Attorney John
c. Cuttings is at the Rhode Island resort
today In conference with his client over
a copy OF the auditors findings which the
lawyer took with him.
Mr.. Chamberlin stated today that hs
had not heard OF any objection by Mrs.
Hutchins to the auditors recommended
allowance.
Trustee Is Satisfied.
Attorneys Brandenburg & Branden.
burg. counsel for Stilson Hutchins ant
the trustee. William ]. Dante announced
today that Mr.. Dante. was satisfied With
the auditors recommendation. Counsel
have not had an opportunity TO consuls
Mr.. Hutchins, who continues Ill, ami
under the care of nurses at his cottage
in Narragansett.
Under the rules Of the court. fifteen
days are allowed for filing exceptions
and if no objection be made to the au-
ditor's report within that time, on ap-
plication OF counsel, the justice holding
the equity court Will probably ratify
the report and make available the new
allowance of $500. instead of the month
ly sum Of 81 900, now paid by Trustee
Dante to Mrs. Hutchins.
Worried by Debts.
While Mrs. Hutchins may have no OBJ
lection to accepting the 81 500 allowance
set by the auditor, II was rumored about
the courthouse today that her counsel
might attack the legality of that portion
OF the award OF Auditor Dent which re-
quires that Mrs. Hutchins assume liza
bility for s5,349.6s. being the amount OF
unpaid household bills. including sI.S2o -
for clothing for Mrs. Hutchins.
Mr.. Chamberlin declined to discuss the
matter but other lawyers spoken to In
reference to the legal proposition ex-
pay these bills which had already at
tached to the estate OF Stilson Hutchins
could be transferred to the wife's shoul-
ders. 1t as also pointed out that by
the accommodation of the auditor Mrs.
Hutchins Is to pay these accounts on the
instalment plan, at such times and in
such amounts as her income will permit.
Objection on the part OF the merchants.
1t was explained. might be looked for as
they probably supposed they were sell-
ing to Mr.. Hutchins and might have the
legal right to demand payment In larger
instalments than the allowance or Mrs.
Hutchins would permit.
List Of Unpaid Bills.
The list OF unpaid bills Include the. fol<
lowing: i
Automobile. $S3792: telephone. e6s. s.41S
coal and wood. s4S3.s0: milk. $s5.57: ices
$3O.35; fish. $3O.s2; marketing. grocerie4
and wines. s2s4.O5; housefurnishings and
repairs. s315.22: pew rent, ss2.65; musics
$41.72; confectionery. $5035: stationery.
drugs, $36.35; flowers. S7645; cleaning
Clothes $193.25: physicians. s95:. repairs
to residence, $159.1S; clothing for Mrs.
Hutchins $1.s20.25; livery, $17566; jew~
elry, $453.75.