The News-Herald. [volume] (Hillsboro, Highland Co., Ohio) 1886-1973, 1904-12-15
Mrs. Chadwick's Attorneys Deem
1t Not Advisable to Pro-
cure Bail For Her.
OTHER CHARGES MIGHT Be MADE.
The WOman's Examination Has Beef
Set For Next Saturday Before
Commissioner Shields.
Should She BE Held For the Federal
Grand Jury One Of the Greatest
Legal Battles In Years
VIII Follow.

New York, Dec. 9.--Mrs. Cassie l..
Chadwick Thursday night occupied
one OF the scantily furnished cells in
the Tombs. After a fruitless search
all day for $4,000 ball. her attorneys
gave up the fight Thursday night, and
Philip Carpenter her chief counsel,
stood in the corridor of the Federal
building at . o'clock when United
States Marshal Henkel threw open the
double doors of his office and led the
woman out on the way to prison.
To add to her cup of woe. 1t was
learned Thursday night that a charge
OF forgery would very likely be made
against the woman in OHIO, based on
the Carnegie notes and other papers
given as securities for loans.
Cleveland, o., Dec County Pros.
ecuting Attorney Keeler received this
message, signed Andrew Carnegie"
Thursday:
Never signed such notes. Have no
notes out. Have not issued note in
many years. Hope you can arrange to
execute afiidavlt here"
New York, Dec. 10.--After day
full of disagreement with her counsel
as to whether she should waive exam.
ination and go to Cleveland, Mrs.
another night in the Tombs, but ex.
pressed the hope that she might leave
there Saturday
He also declined to discuss the re.
port from Cleveland to the effect that
the securities which have been held
by Iri Reynolds for Mrs Chadwick
were valueless Mr.. Carpenter was
asked to mako statement regarding
the nature OF the securities in view of
the fact that the report said that while
their face value was $4,000 900. the
actual value was nothing He was al.
so asked to explain the method by
which his client had induced Mr.. Rey.
nolds and others to accept the alleged
worthless papers at their face value
His only reply was, - have absolutely
nothing whatever to say In regard to
the matter"
Cleveland. o.. Dec. 10.--After hear.
ing two witnesses In the Chadwick
case the grand jury adjourned Friday
afternoon until Monday morning. The
Witnesses Friday we're l.. T. whitney,
q director. and A. r. Spear, cashier of
the Citizens National bank of Ober.
lin. At the end Of the hearing Prose.
cutor Kselsr said the testimony gave
him jurisdiction in tho alleged for
ssry case because the notes were ne
gotiated In this county. Fridays hear.
ing was brief because OF the nonar,
rival Of witnesses. the most impor.
tspt OF which was G. T. Beckwith
president OF the Citizens National
bank. who was unable to be present
because of illness. Prosecutor Keeler
hopes that he will be able to appear
Monday. Another important witness
expected Monday is Receiver Lyon. OF
the Oberlip bank.
I New York. Dec. 12.-From present
indications It is extremely unlikely
that any attempt will be made to OBJ
tain bail for Mrs. Chadwick, who has
been in the Tombs since last Thurs
day night, on charge Of aiding and
abettlng bank officials In the embez
element of s12,50O. She was held un
der $4,000 bail. A person. who Is
in a position to know the various
moves in the Chadwick case In an in
tervlew said, Sunday:
Despite. all reports to the contrary
no active efforts have been made to
obtain bail for Mrs, Chadwick in this
city. There are plenty of people here
who would slgh her bond II asked. but
the fact is IL is not deemed advisable
for Mrs. Chadwick to leave the city