Weekly Arizona journal-miner., 1904-12-14

desired to remain in the IombS over
 Sunday that she might have time to
 consider future action.
 Cleveland, Ohio, Dec. 1O-Receiver
 Herbert Bell appointed by Judge Bab-
 cock of the common pleas court today,
 managed to escape service of the re-
 straining order of the federal court,
 and thirty minutes after being ap- pointed he obtained from Ira Reynolds all of Mrs. Chadwick's papers in his possession. Among the papers found
 today was a package left with Key holds by Mrs. Chadwick. Aside from
 the Carnegie note of five millions was a trust agreement and receipts for seven million five hundred thousand securities belonging to Mrs. Chadwick,
 which are also purpOrted to bear the signature of Carneige. United States District Attorney Sullivan IS prepar- ing to begin the work of presenting to the federal grand jury the evidence against Mrs. Chadwick. Late this af- i ternoon he issued subpoenas for wit nesses who are to appear before the grand jury, first of which will be Mir. Carnegie.
 London, Dec. 13-A dispatch from Tokio to the Daily Mail says: "An officer who has returned from the army befor Port Arthur says the delay ob .served in the Russian preparation for gathering the dead during the armi stices, show the scarcity of available men in the garrison. :"
 The same authority states that he i was also informed that the condition of the defenders was of such a nature that complaints were universally of one character, that the soldiers were in bad condition physically due to the short rations as we'll as the poor quail ! ty, and the absence of meat especially. That the garrison is reduced to num- bers that are not generally known, was also ascertained, but that the dis position was to fight to the last was likewise we'll established. Many of the ablest line officers were either killed, or had died from disease, or were in"apacitated for further service, was also learned as a fact. The main reliance of the defense of Port Arthur on land was centered to the navy men. all of whom were in much better physical condition that their comrades in the army. The situation generally of the defenders was given as an ex- tTemeIy Pitiahle one, and thousands of men have lost their lives either by bullets or through disease.
 Cleveland, Dec. 12-The grand jury was in session a greater part of the day and five witnesses were heard. As soon as the indictments had been voted it was announced by Prosecutor Keeler that the jury would further consider the Chadwick case and forth with subpoeras deuces tecum were is sued for Ira Reynolds, the secretary and treasurer of the Wade Park bank, who is expected to tell of the vast amount ot securities on which Mrs. Chadwick is said to have managed to obtain her many loans. A subpoena was also issued for H. w. Bell, the re- ceIver of Mrs. Chadwick S property, who was appointed by the state court under the action of Banker Newton, of Boston, the plaintiff in a suit for large sum against Mrs. Chadwick. Both will be commanded to bring be- fore the jurors all securities in their possession bearing the signature of Andrew Carnegie. The prosecutor, after the indictment of Mrs. Chadwick was returned, announced his hope of securing indictments against other presons who have been concerned in the affair. The jury will resume con- sideration of Mrs. Chadwick's case to- morrow. T. K. Whitney, a son of one of the stockholders of the Citizens National bakn of Oberlin today pre- sented to the jury, five hundred thousand dollar note with the alleged signature of Andrew Carnegie.
 New York, Dec. 12-Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick was overwhelmed by devel- opments in her case in Cleveland to- day, and the statement was made by one close to her that she would proba- bly, give up the fight here and return to Cleveland tomorrow night in the custory of United States officers. She did not anticipate the double lndict- ment found against her by the Cuya- hoga county grand jury. Counsel Carpenter said tonight: ''I think it possible that Mrs. Chadwick may go to Cleveland tomorrow or Wednesday. 1t was said at the residence of Andrew Carnegie tonight that he will be un- able to go to Cleveland to testify in the Chadwick case owing to illness