Arizona republican., 1904-12-11
cARNEeIEs NAME.
lie Appeared as Basis of Securities to
 the Amount of $14,0oo,ooo.

Cleveland. O., Dec. 1O.-A feature of today's development in the financial transactions of Mrs. Cassie L. Chad wick was the disclosure that she h ad in her possession. directly and indf-
 rectly, alleged securities to the amount of nearly $14, ,O0O, 900.
 These all bear the name of Andrew carnegie and are as follows: Note held
 by the Citizens National Bank of Ober- hn' $5OOOOo; note held by Citizens Ma honal Bank of Oberlin, $25O. 900: note admitted to exist by President Beck with, $500.00O: note held by Fri Rev holds, $5,O00,0o0; certificate of trustee snip for securities, held by Reynolds. S1,5OO.O00. Total, s13 75O,CO0. With this backing Mrs. Chadwick was enabled to ootaln large sums during the last two or three years, most of which were re- paid, however. The only financial In- stltut1on that has suffered, as far as known, that is compelled to close. has. been the Citizens National Bank of Oberlin, the president and cashier of which are pow under indictment snd under bail on a charge of misapplica- ton of national bank funIs
 The inducements offered to the Cher lin bank officials were stated today to have been the promise of Mrs. Chad wick to Messrs. Beckwith and Spear that their bank was to, be made the trustee of Mrs. Chadwick's s5, CO0 900 estate and that the bankers were -e;tch to receive a yearly salal'y of $10OOt for their services. An additional bonus of S40,O00 was promised the bank wi,cI, the loans were repaid.
 Rev. Dr. Charles A. Eaton. pastor of Euclid Avenue Baptist church. through " hose brother-in-law in a firm in Bos- ton, Mrs. Chadwick first met Banker Newton of Brookline, mas refused to make any reply to MT. Newton's slate ment today concerning the minister's with the case.
 pr. Eaton's family reports him con fined to his bed and inaccessible to in- terviewers. pr. Eaton did, however. hear what MT. Newton had to say about his (Newton's) transactions with Mrs. Chadwick.
 The legal aspect of the case locally has taken on a new phase today by the appointment of a second receiver for the Chadwick property in behalf of Newton. The appointment was wig orously opposed by counsel for the re- 1eiver appointed by the federal court a l few days ago to take over the Chad | wick possessions. An attempted in junction to prevent the second receiver | rom acting was frustrated by his es- 7aping service and obtaining posses sion of the Chadwick papers held by | Iri Reynolds
 At Elyria, the Lorain county grand | ury, which has been Investigating The | llleged forgeries, adjourned without i voting to indict any person. It was | shown there was not enough evidence | e bring in an indictment A special | 'ederal grand jury was called today to I investigate the Chadwick ease and will | lppear Wednesday morning
 County Prosecutor K@eler said Tto- : night that the Cuyahoga grand jury 'alled to investigate the alleged for ;eries in the Carneg:e notes, would probably make their report on Mon lay. or not later than Tuesday. Mir. <eeler said that whatever the deter nination, if any, was reached he would -onfer with United States Attorney Sullivan, who is handling the case for he government, so there will be no onflict in the matter
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