The Bourbon news., 1904-12-09

at the Hotel Breslin, charged with aid.
ing and abetting bank officer in EN-.
bezzling $12,5OO.
The arrest was made after a lengthy
conference between United States
Commissioner Shields, Assistant Unit.
ed States District Attorney E. E. Bald.
win, Secret Service Agent ]. Flynn
and United States Marshal William
Henkel. Commissioner Shields issued
the warrant which charges a violation
of Section 5209 of the United States
federal laws, relating to conspiracy.
Marshal Henkel, who with his depu-
ties and United States Secret Service
Agent Flynn, grouped in the door of
Mrs. Chadwick's apartment had enter.
ed without knocking, found her in bed.
He said: Madam, have an unpleas.
ant duty to perform. | am obliged to
serve warrant for your arrest, issued
by United States Commissioner
Shields, at the instance of the federal
authorities of Ohio
I'm very nervous and ILL.," replied
Mrs. Chadwick. What shall do? /
certainly am unable to get up
''In that case" said the marshal, Il
shall be obliged to remain here and
keep you under surveillance You
will realize that unpleasant as this
is for both of us, you are a prisoner
and have no right to leave you here
alone | will do everything l can to
relieve you of any annoyance, how
ever"
The secret service men engaged a
room adjoining Mrs. Chadwick's suite
and established themselves there for
the night. while one of the marshals
men was posted in Mrs. Chadwicks
bedroom, one outside her door and an
other in the corridor. Marshal Hen
kel said he would remain in direct SUI
pervision of things all night.
Andrew Squire, who came here on
Tuesday from Cleveland with Iri Rey-
nolds, secretary of the Wade Park
Banking Co., had a half hours con-
conclusion of the conference Mr.
Squire said:
''The arrest of Mrs Chadwick does
not in any way affect the holding we
have Of her securities, and it does not
change the legal proceedings neces-
sary in the further evolution of the
case"
Mr.. Squire further said that he did
not know the present whereabouts of
Mr. Reynolds, who is said to have in
his possession the $5,OO0,OO0 in securi-
ties belonging to Mrs. Chadwick
The complaint on which the warrant
for arrest was issued is headed: Gas
sic l.. Chadwick implicated with C. T.
Beckwith and A. B. Spear"
The complaint was made by United
States Assistant District Attorney
Ernest E. Baldwin and recites that ON
or about August 26, 1903, in Oberlin,
O., c. T. Beckwith and A. B. Spear, re-
spectively the president and cashier of
the Citizens National bank of Ober-
lin, did unlawfully, knowingly, feloni-
ously and wilfully misapply a portion
of the money, funds and credits of the
Citizens National bank with the in
tent on their part to injure and de-
fraud the banking association and it's
shareholders and directors. that is to
say, the sum of $12,50O by wilfully
cashing and paying this amount from
the funds Of this bank, certain check
heretofore drawn on the said banking
association, being as follows:
"Oberlin. o., Aug. "a, 1908. The
| Citizens National Bank Pay to Order
of c. l.. Chadwick, or order, $12,500.
| (Signed) c. l.. Chadwick. A. B. Spear,
cashier. Good only when endorsed.
THAT the same Cassie l.. Chadwick
by whom this check was drawn did
not have on deposit with this bank the
amount of money named or any sum
whatever to pay this check as Beck
with and Spear well knew