Omaha daily bee., 1904-12-11
Statement Made that Woman Has
Arranged To Give Hail Monday
VIII Fight Return TO
Cleveland.

! institution that has so far as is known
/ been compelled to close on account of the
woman's dealings has been the Citizens
! National bank of Oberln. the president
and cashier Of which are now under in
| dictment and under bail on the charge of
/ misapplication OF national bank funds.
The inducements offered the Oberlin bank
officials were stated today TO have been
the promise of Mrs Chadwick to Messrs.
| Beckwith and Spear that their bank was
to be made TIE trustee of Mrs Chadwick 5
! $0OO0,OOO estate and that the bankers We're
! each to receive a yearly salary of $1,000
| for their services. An additional bonus of
$4,000 was promised the bank when the
! loans were repaid
Rev. Charles L. Eaton, pastor of the
Euclid Avenue Baptist church, through
whose brothers law firm i'm Boston Mrs.
Chadwick first met Banker Newton of
Brookline, has refused to make any reply
to Mr.. Newton's statement today concern
ing the minister's connection with the case.
DR.. Eaton's family reports him confined
to his bed and inaccessible to interviewers.
Appoint Second Receiver.
The common pleas court today ap-
pointed II. w. Bell local represent ,e Of
guaranty company, as receiver on behalf
of Banker Herbert ID. Newton Of Brook
IlHe, MASS, III Jne lil.eF dCllOn dBdIISl
Mrs Cassie l.. Chadwick
Lengthy arguments were made by At
torney Stearns, repres enting Mr. Newton
and Attorney Gro ssman, representing Re
ceiver Loeser, who had been app inted by
the federal court. The latter contended
that the appointment of a receiver by the
fe 1eral court barred the appointment of
another receiver by a court of lesser jurs-
diction. Judge Babcock however, took tha
view that no official knowledge of the ap-
polntment of "A receiver had teen brought
to the attention of The court and in view
of that fact appointed Mr.. Bell Receive,
Loeser and his attorney at once left for
the federal building to apply Tor an in
junction restraining Mr.. Bell from acting
Mr.. Bells bond was fixed at $4,000
Contents of Reynolds Package.
Attorney Stearns, representing Herbert
d. Newton of Brookline. Mass, made an
authoritative statement this afternoon con-
cerning the securities that were found in
the packages left with Iri Reynolds by
Mrs Chadwick.
Package No. contained a note made
payable to Cassie l.. Chadwick. dated
May 20, l9o2. for $5,0OO,oOO and payable in
fifteen months II was signed with the
name of Andrew Carnegie. In package No.
| was also a trust agreement dated Feb
negie," purportng to be a receipt for Sc
curties delivered to Andrew Carnegie by
Fred r.. Mason, deceased, uncle of Cassie
being placed at S,5O0,O00 and to be pro-
ductive OF income. These securities pur-
ported to be bonds Of the United States
of Scotland and the Great Western rail-
way of England.
Package No. contained a duplicate copy
of the trust agreement
Package No. contained a promissory
note for $l,S00 signed by Emily and Daniel
aud lNlA
wick and mortgage securing the same.
Receiver Herbert w. Bell, appointed by
Judge Babcock In common pleas court to-
day, managed to escape the service of
the restraining order of the federal court
and thirty minutes after he was appointed
obtained from Iri Reynolds all Of the Chad
wick papers in his possession
Alleged Trust Deed from Carnegie.
Among the papers found today in the
package of so-called securities left with
Iri Reynolds by Mrs. Chadwick was what
purported to be a copy IA trust agree
ment between Andrew Carnegie and Mrs.
Chadwick. The document reads as follows:
Know all men by these presents, that
/, Andrew Carnegie of New oYrk City
do hereby acknowledge that hold in trust
for Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick wife of DIR.
Leroy s. Chadwick of 1924 Euclid avenue,
City of Cleveland, County of Cuyohoga and
state of Ohio property assigned and de
wick by her uncle Fred b. Mason. in his
life time (now deceased), which property
Is Of the appraised value of ten million
two hundred and forty-six thousand dol
lars $50, OO0) consisting of $500 shares
of Great Western railway stock of England
and Wales, valued at two million one hum
died thousand dollars G2,lOO,OOOJ; 1900
shares of Caledonia railway stock of Scot
land, valued az one million one hundred
and forty-siN thousand dollars Gl146,C00)
and bonds of the United States Steel cor
poration OF New Jersey, bearing FIVE t5l
per cent interest OF 1 The he par value of seven
The income from the above described
properly / agree to pay over to said Cas-
first and fifteenth days of June and De-
cember Of each year during the life of this
trust, without any deduction or charges
for services or expense of any kind this
trust to be and remain In full force until
August 20, 1902. In case of the death of
said Andrew Carnegie, said trust TO
terminate Immediately and said property
income and all proceeds to vest, abso-
Cassie l.; Ch4dwicki in case Of the death
of Cassie H. Chadwick. said trust 70
terminate imnledatelY, and al Of said
proceeds thereof to be transferred and
turned over 10 the heirs at law or legal
representatives of said Cassie l.. Chad
wick.
! further agree to faithfully carry out
of said stocks and hands have % been sa,a. IN IN
dorsed over In the name OF said Cassie
l., Chadwick, so that no further or other
the part of my legal representatives to
put said Cassie l.. Chadwick or her heirs
at law IN full possession OF same on the
termination OF this trust.
Witness my hand and seal this 9th day
OF February. 1901.
(signed) ANDREW CARNEGIE
United States District Attorney Sullivan
is preparing the work of presenting TO
the federal grand jury the evidence against
Mrs. Chadwick.
Carnegie "a Be Witness.
Late this afternoon he issued subpoenas
for the witnesses who are to appear be-
fore the grand jury, which already has
been drawn.
The first OF these witnesses is Andrew
Carnegie. The others are Robert Lyon,
receiver Of the bank at Oberlin A. b.
Spear, cashier Of the bank; the treasurer
of Oberlin college and J. r, Barrett of
Wooster. o. What connection the last two
named have with the case is not dis
closed.
President Beckwith Will not be called
personally His statement TO the district
attorney and the United States marshal
will be submitted 20 the grand jury In
stead.
woman Made Many Promises.
A special from Oberlin, o. says.
The confession Of President c. 7. Beck