New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-01
MRS. CHADWICK SETTLES.
NEWTON STOPS SUIT.
Late Conference HeId-Carneg'e s
Name Eliminated.

A settlement Of all claims of Herbert B. New
ION against Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick made
last night at a conference at the Park Avenue
Hotel at which were present G. w. Carver
! Newton's counsel in Boston; Mr.. Newton and MS
/ New-York counsel. George Rya!L ana hiS'
! Chadwick and her counsel, Edward W. powers
! of New-York. All concerned were exceedingly
chary of details concerning the conference but
! G. W Carver after midnight gave out state
| ment concerning the essential points OF the con-
ference.
The claims against Mrs. Chadwick OF New
TOMS amount to $19Gs0G. and Will be settled in
! fUII TODAY at the earliest opportunity. In re-
! turn for this Mr. Newton has ordered stopped ali
| proceedings against Mrs Chadwick. and ordered
off his detectives who have been watching her
closely. --
| Mrs Cassie L. Chadwick will settle the
claim against her by Herbert B. Newton Of
BrookIne. Mass, for S19080O, upon a cash
basis and in. full" said Mr. Ryall early in the
afternoon. Il have seen Mrs Chadwick at her
apartments at the Holland House to-day, and
as a result Of my talk with her 1 am able 10
say that the case will be settled in a few days
satisfactorily to my client. The settlement will
be upon d cash basis. and claim will be paid
In full.
Mrs Chadwick has many powerful friends
both in this city and in Cleveland who in
terested in her case and our case will be settled
OFT of court amicably. OF course. I am inter-
ested only in the settlement OF Mr. Newtons
claims and know nothing about any other
claims against her. The hearing against her
set down for trial in Cleveland for tomorrow
will be adjourned by request, pending the ar
rangeInents now progressing here for settle
ment expect within the next forty-eight
hours TO have the terms Of the settlement ar
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the matter"
Mrs. Chadwick entered closed cab at tho
Holland House accompanied by young man, at
2 o'clock yesterday afternoon and drove to the
National Bank of Commerce She returned at
O'Clock and went to her apartments in the
hotel.
Regarding the assertions of Judge Albaugh, of
counsel for Mrs. Chadwick and OF Mr.. New
ton both of whom, according to George f. Ryall,
Mr. Newton's New-York attorney declared
that they had seen Mr.. Carnegies name affixed
as maker of a 100000 note which the woman
deposited as security with the Oberlin Bank,
Philip Carpenter told Tribune reporter that at
Mrs Chadwick's request he had called on her
that morning.
Mrs Chadwick" he said, states that Mr..
Carnegie has never had any connection with her
affairs. The statements that have appeared in
the press to the contrary are untrue. Mrs
Chadwick is too i'll to make any general state
ment at this time. but will probably do so either
tomorrow or on Friday. She denies the allega-
tion that she is Nine. De We're or that she has
ever been convicted of forgery"
Does her Carnegie denial" asked the reporter,
'include the reports that she represented her
self as Nj. Csrnegie's daughter"
L should assume that it does" said Mr.. Car
penter
CASE APPROACHING \ CLIMAX.
The conflicting statements made by Nj Ryan
and C p Baeeott h:s partner yesterday in
djoared the eecrecy that is now being observed
II the case and also that the entire case is
NOW approaching climax. Early in the day
NJ. Baggott said:
Nv partner, George RyaIl has had a con-
ference this morning with Mrs ChadNiok, ana
h. gives IRE understand that as a result Or
traf conference she VIII settle the case against
her and meet all claims out of court Arthur
stern Of Cleveland. who represents Nj
rewton in Cleveland, ana Percy & Carver, Who
r4rrese'7t MI Newton in Boston are in town.
Mi Ryall will have another conference with
Mrs Gbadick before the day IS out. at which
il is expected that a working agreement for
a settlement viii he decided oil" y
When Mr.. Ryan returned 70 his office al
o'clock he denied that there had been any con-
ference at the Holland House or elsewhere, de-
claring that he had spent the afternoon at
Keith's He said he had missed Mr. Stern.
but that he would confer with him at night at
the speakers home in Passaic.
WON'T RECOGNIZE SOME CLAIMS
Edward w Powers. OF counsel for Mrs. Chad
wick practically confirmed the statement OF Mr..
B,ggott by admitting that he hoped for settle
n2ent OF the case. when asked FOR statement
Coa.inaed on second page
DEWEYs WINES FOR HOLIDAY GIFTS.