The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-07
HRS. CHADWICK DOGGED
 BY SECRET SERVICE MEN
LEAVES HOLLAND HOUSE AND IS
 FOLLOWED BY THEM.

Unexpectedly Moves to Another Hostel
 " Where Detectives Also Take
 Rooms-Expected Conference at Car
 negie's House Falls to Take PIace-
 Numerous Conferences but Result Is
 Kept secret--Stories of Possible Ar
 rest stiII Current.
 New York. Dec. s.-The expected did ot happen tonight, and all predictions roved at fault when, at a late hour,
 was announced that no conference letween federal officers and Andrew Farnegie had been held at the latter's
 orne
 The turn was surprising, for MT. Car
 egie had announced in the course of | he day that he would be glad to re- eive federal officer, and it was sup
 osed that F. F. oldham, representing he controller of the treasury, would ! leet him tonight, and that the matter
 If the notes alleged to have been given | ri Reynolds of Cleveland, and said to
 ear the name of Andrew Carnegie, 1 would be discussed
 As unexpected as the news that no onference was held was the departure if Mrs. Chadwick from the Holland
 ouse, where she has resided, for the New Amsterdam hotel. She was ac-
 ompanied by her son and a maid and
 ook with her some baggage. Secret
 ervice men who have been at the
 holland for several days, followed Mrs.
 Chadwick.
 Andrew Squire, a Cleveland attorney,
 representing Iri Reynolds, made tbs an
 ouncement tonight that after several
 onferences with Receiver Lyon and
 thers that he believed there would be
 To further developments in the case
 efore tomorrow, and also said that
 Ir Oldham had returned to Washing
 lon. This announcement was the first
 Indication that there would not be a
 heeting at MT. Carnegie's home to-
 fight.
 Stories of a possible arrest in the
 ase were still current this evening, but
 10 far as known no warrant has been
 issued.
 Lawyer Carpenter, one of Mrs. Chad vicks counsel in New York, declined ! o give the results of the numerous onferences today; Percy w. Carver,
 ounsel for Herbert D. Newton, in an
 Interview with an Associated Press
 epresefffatfve, said that the Newton
 laim had not been paid and that no
 assurances had been given as to it's pay
 nent, and George w. Ryall, associated
 vith MT. Carver, gave no new informa-
 ion besides confirming story that he
 lad been in conference with Mrs. Chad Nick to-day. As to the subject of their
 ak he declined to make any state nerlt.
 It was about 10 a. m. when Mrs. ]. Chadwick, with her son and maid, left . he Holland house and took a cab. In
 eaying the hotel Mrs. Chawick walked lowly and her actions indicated that ' he was not fully recovered from her ! ecent indisposition.
 7 As soon as Mrs ChadWick's cab left
 lie hotel secret service men took other ' kehicIes and drove aster her. 7 At the New Amsterdam hotel she was { eiped into the women'a reception , oom. where she tainted. After some i've minutes the woman was able to !. walk again and, clinging to her son,
 he went to the elevator and was {, hown to a room on the first floor. She {, id not register, nor did her son nor the < maid. The hotel managers declined to <. live any information as to how long ,[ he room was engaged for. ( The son and maid carried Mrs. Chad kick,s baggage. The son returned tc K he reception room after the baggage fter he had taken his mother to hel & oorn and the secret service men held A linn in conversation for some minutes 4, Ind then let him go. He went back . o his mother. The detectives refused X b say what they had asked. ;s Shortly before midnight Mrs. Chad ,a gicks son went to the public telephone n the hotel and called up Dr. Albertus m Moore. He asked the physician tt < hurry at once to his mother, who ht
 said was very i'll. Dr. Moore said later <, Mrs Chadwick is suffering iron ,,. Aervous prostration, the result of he x. en4oyal from the Holland house to thi X Aouse, and being followed by secre leryice men and reporters. ,o, One of the hotel clerks said the sol Aa ad told him his mother was in a cri ss 'ieal condition from nervousness. Tn ,a bach used by Mrs. Chadwick, her sol r nd the maid was driven to Gramerc, z, lark after the leaving partJ. ~ Mrs. Chadwick changed her hote ce eainst the orders of her physician, Dl ,e Moore, who visited her at least tWic q o-dav. After his evening call the dot or said Mrs. Chadwick was in se d sious condition, and that he believe sn ser on the verge or nervous prostrs lns lion He feared that if the excitemen 1d Intending the case continued muc oneer Mrs. Chadwick would brea irs town entirely. sk Shortly after the physician left tn ytl .otel Mrs. Chadwick made prepars 'hs lions for departure and carried the1 z .ut without the doctors knoWledg' | < she was taken to suite two, on tn ,r fin floor oe the hotel where she ha i 1 s,,ite of three rooms. It was firs g Ienorted that she had suite on th at irst floor.
 sse The secret service men have take h loon1s near Mrs. Chadwick at the hote WI Fbe officers had heretofore denied tha n fbair mission was connected with tn x..7 L.,7. XII. .t# .ara h,If fhaiY actions tC