The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-07
CHADWICK CASE is THE
SENSATION OF THE DAY
Mysterious Movements of Some of the interested
Parties.
Everything at Present Seems to Hang Upon The Carnegie
Notes. Which the Millionaire Says He Did Not Sign
Woman Nervous Wreck

NEW YORK. Dec. 6.-The expected
N did not happen tonight in the
Chadwick case. and all the predie-
lions proved at fault when at a late
hour it was announced that no confer
ence between federal officers and An
drew Carnegie had been held at the
latter's home.
This turn was surprising, for Mr..
Carnegie had announced in the course
OF the day that he would be glad 10
receive federal officer. and it was
supposed that +. F. oldham. represent
ing the comptroller of the currency,
would meet him tonight and that the
matters OF the notes alleged 10 have
been given to Ira Reynolds Of Cleve-
land and said to, bear the name of An
drew Carnegie would be discussed.
As unexpected as the news that no
conference was held was the departure
of Mrs. Chadwick from the Holland
House, where she has resided, for the
New Amsterdam hotel. She was ac-
companied by her son and a maid and
took with her some baggage. Secret
service men who have been at the Hol-
land house for several days followed
MrsA Chadwick.
Did Not Meet Carnegie.
Andrew Squire, a Cleveland attorney.
representing Ira Reynolds, made the
announcement tonight, after several
conferences with Receiver Lyon Nh
Oldham and others. that he believed
there would be no further develop
ments In the case before tomorrow. and
also said that Mr.. Oldham had returned
To Washington This announcement
was the first indication that there
would not be a meeting at Mr.. Carne-
gie's home tonight.
Stories Of a possible arrest in the
cgse were still current this evening.
but so far as known no warrant has
been issued
Lawyer Carpenter. one of Mrs. Chad
wick's counsel in New York. declined
70 give the results OF the numerous
conferences today; Percy w. Carver.
counsel for Herbert ID. Newton, in an
interview with an Associated Press
representative, said that the Newton
claim had not been paid. and that no
new assurances had been given as to
its payment, and George y. Ryan. as
ISOLATED with Mr.. Carver, gave no new
Information beside confirming the story
that he had been in conference with
Mrs. Chadwick today. AS to the sub
ject of their talk he declined to make
any statement
Mrs. Chadwick tainted
To was about 10 p. m when Mrs.
Chadwick, with her son and maid. left
AN elevator in the Holland House and
took cab. She walked slowly. and
her actions indicated that she had not
fully recovered from her recent indis-
position.
As soon as Mrs. Chadwicks cab left
the hotel secret service men took other
vehicles and drove aztec her.
At the New Amsterdam hotel she
was helped into the women's reception
room, where she Tainted After some
1--WE minutes the woman was able to
walk again, and, clinging to her son.
she went to the elevator and was
shown to room on the first floor. She
did not register, nor did her son nor the
maid. The hotel managers declined to
give information as TO how long the
rooms were engaged for.
Doctor Hurriedly Summoned
The son and maid carried Mrs. Chad
wIck's baggage The son returned to
the reception room for the baggage
after To- had taken his mother to her
room. and the secret service men held
him i'm conversation for some minutes
and then let him go. He went back To
his mother The detectives refused to
say what they had asked The son
hired the rooms for his mothers party
Shortly before midnight Mrs. Chad
wiCk's son went to the public telephone
and called up DR.. Albertus A. Moore.
He asked The physician to hurry at
once 70 his mother, who he said was
very iii. Or. Moore said later:
Mrs. Chadwick is suffering from
nervous pTOstTation, the result of her
removal from the Holland House to
this hotel and being followed by secret
service men and reporters"
One of the hotel clerks said the son
had told him his mother was i'm a cri-
teal condition. The coach used by Mrs.
Chadwick, her son and the maid. was
driven 10 Gramercy park after leaving
the party.