Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-07

of money from banks and individuals
! might he cha red away as a result or tn
arrest of the Oberiin bank ofhcials. Pres
ident c. r ReckWith of the CitiZ"uS Ma
| of loans made to Mrs. Chadwick, ha'
steadfastly maintained that IT," s"cuii
ties deposited by her are anill- \" c"E"'
her indebtedness. lie has. ho"%E"i. \"
fused TO discuss the nature 81 ii.c piD'.
held by the bank.
Now that the president and his cashier
A. Il. Spear. have been arrested on Il war
rant charging violation of the fedora
banking laws il is possible tiiat the en-
tire case so far as the Oberlin bank l.
conc4 rned, Dc accounted in the courts.
A United States secret sefvicc afeh,
was at the Holland House. today, and hAG
Il room on the samc floor as MIS-. chad
wick's apartments He would no; explain
his presence.
tachmcnt pipers on Mrs. Chadwick AT the
Holland House. on Saturday, was al IN"
hotel again. today, and asked for an in
N"ntOry of Mrs. Ch.tdwicks effects. He
was referred 10 the hotels lawyers.
Andrew CarneSie'S secretary said, to-
day.
Mr.. Carnegie wants me TO say that he
does not want to be bothered any more
about this Chadwick woman. lie is quite
angry over the persistent use of hi- name
and wishes il to ccacSc Al oncr. once
Tor all. he never knew Mrs. Chadwick or
any other such woman and he never sign
ed any such paper as the reports credit
him with. That is all
The arrest of the Obcrlin, Ohio. banker
and his cashier by the federal duthOii-
ties. early today, does not concern Mrs.
Chadwick'S attorneys i'll this city, ac-
cording to statement MACE: To-Day. bN
Philip Carpenter. one of her legal adviS-
ers MI Carpenter had justA returned
from a visit to Mrs. ChadWick's "pLit-
mcnts in the Holland Il"uS". where hr
was seem this afternoon. ara Slid dur-
ing his cali the arrest Of President B"ck
with and Cashier Spear was not discussed
III any way. Mr.. Carpenter said he was
nos in position to make any comm nj
on the report from Cleveland that United
States officials there have in their posses
sion notes bearing the name of Andrew
Carnegie. which were found i'll the Citi-
Z''ns' National Bank of Oh"rlln.
George Ryall. one Of the attorneys Tor
Herbert ID. Newton Of I5rookiin". onr ~
Mrs. Chadwick largest creditors. rad 4
long interview with Mrs. Chadwick, to-
Mrs. Chadwick mas cause for worry
said the lawyer ''hrlt II is no; about mon
ev matters. She has no need 70 Worry on
would like to be able TO buy up h"r debts
I'd be Il rich man. TIE newspapers will
have opportunity 10 b' on the defensive" ."
he added for Mrs. Chadwi"k's intention
i> 20 bring libel against every paper which
has printed stories about her.
DR. Leroy S. Chadwick, the husband Of
Mrs. Chadwick. has cabled a lawyer in
New York, telling him to call upon him
for any settlement that may be needed
Tor the pressing OF claims against his
wife.
The name of the lawyer is as vet a So
cret but the authority for tn" statement
mat n" has appeared upon the scccc is
George Rya!l Of local counsel f": ii'.r-
bert -. Newton OF l'rookln", Mass. Mr.
kyHll said:
II do not know whether our claims
(mcaning Newton for 1905" is considered
pressing or not; hj!t this do say. that
am ~ corfidcnt now as ! have been
that our claim will be settled by Mrs.
Chadwick in fun despite all or any pro
cending that may be brought against Mrs.
Chadwick. | am not worrying in the
SLIGHTEST degree about Newton's claim. Il
Will he settled within a very few days