The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-04
MOdiSte Has Claim Against
 Mrs. Chadwick.
HER BAGGAGE ATTACHED
Deputy Ayers That Paper Was
 Served Upon Her.
Story That Detectives in the Employ or New York Millionaire Are Watch- fnr the womAn is Without COn-
 firmati0n.

New York, Dec. 3.--"There is abso- lutely nothing to prevent Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick rom leaving the Holland House with her baggage II she sees fit," said Phillip Carpenter, counsel for Mrs. Chadwick tonight, when asked concerning the report that writ Of at- tachment had been served oa her bag gage and personal belongings at the Holland House today to satisfy claim of sl,71s which a Fifth avenue nodiste Fhad against her.
 '"The papers were served on the man ager of the hotel and not on my ciiens personally and that fact renders the service null and void," continued MT. Carpenter.
 "As a matter of fact Mrs. Chadwick has no intention of leaving New York for a few days but there would be no legal objection If she Sd v fit according to my view of the law.
 MT. Carpenter is of the opinion that the appointment of a receiver in Gleve- land will not complicate matters tn- necessarily. Tt must be borne in mind," he said. that there Is great difference between voluntary an :n- voluntary bankruptcy.
 The Receivership.
  receiver in Cleveland yesterday said to- dav that as 1t would be necessary 10 brine an action in court to gain posses sion of Mrs. Chadwicks property ne wouId undoubtedly defer action for time and that before taking further steps he would confer with Mrs. Cnao- wick's counsel. The attorneys repre- senting her in New fork nave no as vet had any, communication from MI.
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 A man who is fully conversant w'th Mrs. Chadwick's affairs said tonight that by the time the bankrup:Ss nat z fer came to the attention of the eoarI Athe claims of Mrs. Chadwick's creditors would be settled. rendering further ae- ton by the courts unnecessiry. said that the turn of anairs m cIe'o ~, the claina of Herbert D. New tod Q. prookline. Mass, whose suit agaihs' Mrs Chadwick was the first teo
 The Informant of the Associateo r,.ass said that this claim had been adins.ed to the satisfaction Of ooth sides. and that the formal money trans fer would be made in few oays naner to the effect that several detec- tt,;os alleged to be in the employment or New York millionaire, whose name has been mentioned In connectioh with the Chadwick case, are shaoowins Mrs. Chadwick.
 story Not Confirmed.
 According to this rumor, two oetec- lives are in the Holland House In the snisa of patrons, while others are yotchinr the exits and lounging about tb,. corridors. The hotel management is ouite unaware of the alleged pres ence of detectives and it has been im- possible to confirm the story.
 Tn contradiction to the statement or MT. Carpenter, Deputy Sheriff Frank U. Rim said tonight that he served the attachment on Mrs. Chadwlck person ally today after first serving It on clerk and Manager Harlan of the Hol- land House.
 Rim says he was permitted to go to the Chadwick apartments, where he found Mrs. Chadwick reclining on couch. Owing to her deafness, Rinn says he was obliged to carry on con yersation in a loud voice. When ne made his errand known, the deputy says Mrs Chadwick took the papers and placed them on a table beside her. He continued;
 "I then searched the room as well as I could, but all could find there was a small handbag and a woman's hat and jacket.
 We have been informed that Mrs. Chadwick has changed her apartments in the Holland House three times. We believe that the handbag that I found in her room does not constitute all of her effects"
 Mrs. Chadwick is said to be in a state bordering on almost total collapse tonight The nervous strain of the last few days had been so great that she is reported as hysterical. Dr. Moore. who was called in tonight said: Mrs. Chadwick is suffering from noth- ing except the nervous strain which she has been undergoing. There is no constitutional trouble"
 In Possession of Bank.
 The Tribune tomorrow will say:
 All of Mrs. Cassie I. Chadwick's ef- fects are in the possession of the Saw ings Deposit Bank and Trust Compa- ny of Elyria, Ohio, under a chatteI mortgage given in April, and filed in Cleveland on November p. The mort gage Is admitted in statement signed by the entire directorate of the bank. This, The Tribune learns is the sub- stance of a telegram which has been received by the adjusting firm of Frank Leguin and Arnold from Louis J. Grossman, the Cleveland correspon- dent. Mir. Grossman is the Cleveland lawyer who on behalf Jacques Krakahuer and others, filed a petition
 
 day afternoon. receiver being ap- pointed later in the day. MT. Cross mans telegram is in part as follows:
 The principal reason that prompted the filing of the petition was the in- formation by me that certain creditors who hold a large quantity of Mrs Chadwck's diamonds as collateral were threatening to sell the same at a sacrifice sale. Besides this. the Saw ings Deposit Bank and Trust Company of Elyria, are in possession of all of Mrs. Chadwick's effects, worth a large amount of money, under a chattel mortgage given in April last and filed here November p. This mortgage as is admitted over a statement signed by all of the directors of the bank was given to secure an old indebted ness, and simply as additional security thereon"
 According to report Mrs. Chadwick s son, Emil. is the possessor of a blanket bond for s7.500.eoo.
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 Cleveland, O., Dec. 4.--The proceed