Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-08
MRS. CHADWICK TO HAVE BAIL.
MAIDS Are Fixed at Fifteen thousand
Dollars, Her Attorney Searching
For Bondslneu.
NEARING POSTPONED TILL DEC. II
Remained at Hotel All Nleht-WCnt
To Federal Building Early Where
Arrangement Took Place.

c1.v,land Dec. S.-County Prose-
,o,or Keller today received the follow
-, telegram from Andrew Carnegie,
!, New York, In reply to an inquiry
a, 10 the genuineness OF the Chad
wick notes
Never signed such notes. have no
mites out now; have not issued a note
hr many years Hope you can ar
nnre to have any necessary ailidaylts
executed here,
Signed
ANDREW CARNEGIE
County Prosecutor Keller is uncer-
tain as 10 his jurisdiction In the case
because he does not know whether the
notes IN question were signed IN this
county In Lorain county, Ohio, or in
New York. In order to determine this
question the prosecutor has caused
mbpoenas to be issued to President
Bsckwlth and Cashier Spear Of the
closed Citizens National bank OF ober-
Nh. calling upon them TO appear before
the grand Jury In Cleveland tomorrow
to testify as TO where the notes were
actually signed.
MRS. CHADWICKs BAIL.
New York. Dec. S.--Mrs. Chadwick
was held IN $4,000 bail. II was not
ready and she remained In the mar
shaIs office while her attorney
searched for a hondsman, The hear
ing was postponed until Dec. II.
Ms Chadwick, who had been per-
ntied to remain az the Hotel BresIln
during the night, arose early today and
\ igd the United States marshal she Was
rhly TO accompany him. She said that
although she had been restless she felt
somewhat better than last night when
lhe shock OF her arrest had almost
Frustrated her and she saw no reason
10 delay the detectives further, a car
rage was called and the party starred
shortly before 8 o'clock for the federal
building where the arraigment was
70 take place
WHERE INTEREST CENTERS.
Today practically all interest IN the
case was conferred In conjecture as Ia
what the future win reveal. Men who
profess TO have an Intimate knowledge
Of the affairs OF the woman have hint
Cd that only a suggestion OF the zeal
case has yet become public. one man
Is credited with the statement that
Tine viii show this 10 be the most
supenoous and far-reaching case Of
Us Kind IN many years. Already the
country has been startled by the dis
closures mat have followed one after
alolher In quick succession since Mrs.
chadWcks affairs were brought before
lhe public IN less than two weeks.
emee mat time Mrs, Chadwloks known
INDEBTEDNESS has grown from less than
'N@ TO more than $1,000 900 and her
,Vuhsel has said that the claims against
af may amount TO S2OO0O,OOO for MI
% Knows The validity Of some Of the
ulinls however, said the attorney was
aao,her matter, In the same period
~ leaSI Two banks have taken Of
seAl cognEance OF the case and tho
uoea officers have taken It upon
themselves to Investigate the validity
notes aggregatlng more than 81 600 e
Carnegie. "
THE IRON MASTER.
w Carnegie, the iron master. has
,w.ea mat he never signed any notes:
la, ne never has had any dealings
sim Mis- Chadwick to whom the
Heys ~ question were made payable
sHl mat he will be perfectly willing
communicate the same information
" any oficlal with proper authority,
nuo cares 10 call upon him, This op-
pgl'unlty has now been given him. ana
d. ..eply TO the communication OF
s,,gsescuung Atty, Keller Of Cleveland.
n nniVh was sent last night, was awaited
~ considerable interest. Mr..
60 message not only asks Mr..
aiuesle Il he signed the three notes.
,a v u which calls FOR $780, 900. and the
Snel two Tor 5000 each but IL ne
m 90 70 Ohio, II necessary, 20 testify
va, ne did not. The dispatch con
wuues' please wire reply as soon
~ ~ pOsslole as grand jury action hinges
% your attitude"
THE sTRANGEsT FEATURE.
me strangest feature OF the mystery
S az peeh The use Of the name OF Mr..
tsa'l.sle What reason was offered 10
lnsaIn why MI Carnegie. who has an
feuns OF more than 10000 900 year
a ,s United States Steel bonds alone.
s LIQUID be giving notes, has not been
brought out. 1900 V' wv"
,,1 1,t,os9aoly not in the history Of the
sI, "s,u states has there been al thing
msn uat N unusual circumstances and
jg1snNude TO the Chadwick borrowings.
AZ snoWn 10y the statement OF Presl-
Tut beokwlth, Of the failed Citizens
1os ". bank OF Oberlin, o., that notes
o. ~ least N,500,0O endorsed by Mrs,
,r'lI.a"'cN' are outstanding: the Sc
IA ''iss SAID to be held by Ira Reyn-
ro NJ " Cleveland figure 10 the extent of
,"SVVOi Herbert d. Newton of Ros-
NJ ass claims Tor $3.50, 500 and today
wiz, Sae asserted by those conversant
sfb, We strange case that a number
hsa u4s not yet mentioned In public
Wiz made large loans to Mrs. Chad
Inc ~ Chadwicks son, Emil this morn
Vort Seut A cabiegram to Paris. He
ss ''G not disclose the name OF the per-
Crossed '"' message was au-
"a few minutes before o'clock Mrs
meo,s iCe came down from her apart q.
ths lana ana prepared for the journey to
b 40 s,ueral building. She appeared to
arr, y weak and leaned heavily on the
tors ~ ~ we United States marshal. Be
w 'eaN'ng the hotel she was compelled