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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-12
Working in Harmony.

Both the federal and state authori-
ties have united i'm the determination
to keep Mrs. Chadwick behind prison
bars until she is brought before either
the federal grand jury or the grand
jury of this county to answer to the
charges against her. The determina-
tion emphatically to resist Mrs. Chad
Wick's release on a bail bond was
reached today after a telephone con-
ference between United States District
Attorney Sullivan and County Prosecu-
tor Keller. Following the conference,
MIR. Sullivan wired the New York Off
Gals suggesting that If bondsmen ap-
lear for Mrs. Chadwick tomorrow the
of bond in which she is now
held be increased to $25. 900. and $50. 900
l. necessary to keep her in Jail. 1t is
explained that the authorities have
lower either to increase or decrease the
smount Of bond as they see fit.
In addition to suggesting a bond in
crease and the kind of bond. other
steps have been taken calculated abso-
lately to prevent Mrs. Chadwick from
securing her freedom before she has
Leen brought TO trial.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-12

Honest Plumbers.
/. Nj. Higley g. Co, 1O9 East First
South. Phone T52. Electric wiring.
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CASSIE COULDN'T
HELP BORROWING

Continued from Page -
with Banker Newton. from whom Mrs
Chadwick secured large sum. In that
statement Banker Newton told how he
became financially involved. referring
TO the Eatons as follows:
I believe that both Eatons acted in
perfect good faith in the introduction
and that their condolences were abused,
as were the condolences of many other
persons"
The introduction OF Mrs. Chadwick to
Mr.. Newton. referred to resulted from
a letter from DR.. Eaton TO his brother.
John (. Eaton. who presented the
woman at Newton's bank
"Carnegie's Daughter"
Secretary Fri Reynolds of the Wade
Park bank declared tonight that his
implicit belief in the statements made
tC him by Mrs. Chadwick, in which she
declared herself 10 be the daughter of
Andrew Carnegie, was the impelling
cause OF his financial dealing with her.
she told me-" said Mr.. Reynolds,
that she was the illegitimate daughter
Of Andrew Carnegie, and I believed
Eer. l never doubted her story until
on the occasion of my last visit 10 New
York when Mr.. Squire came to me and
&c clared that all the securities she had
siven me as the notes of Andrew Car
negie were worthless. II was only
then that / doubted her. Before that l
had refused to say anything about her
q her affairs because I deemed il my
Cuty to protect her in the story of her
Lirth as she had given it to me.
never once doubted her until / was
shown that the securities she gave me
were worthless. After that, OF course,
could not believe her amy more. When
she told me the story of her being the
daughter of Andrew Carnegie, her hus-
band, Dr. Chadwick, was present, and
Re believed the story. as | did. The
stories of her giving large sums Of
money 10 her husband are false. He
is now in Europe. and is penniless.
Declined a Present.
Just TO show the methods OF Mrs.
Chadwick, ! will tell of what she Of
fered to do for me about a year ago.
She came TO me i'm my office here and
said she was grateful for all that I
mad done for her. and that she wished
me TO accept a present from her. She
then offered me 100000 in four notes
of $25G00 each. The notes were drawn
10y her. and she declared that they were
as good as gold. They may have been.
for | know that her notes for similar
amounts had been negotiated in banks
II this city and had been taken up at
maturity. OF course. as an officer of
the bank / could not accept such a
<: esent and remain in the institution.
) was compelled either to resign or
decline the present, and 1 declined the
notes"
The directors of the Wade-Park bank
rave TO a man determined 10 stand by
Secretary Reynolds, and insist that he
remain with the bank. He has Of
fered repeatedly to resign during the
lest two weeks, but the directors have
refused to accept the resignation, and
declare that he shall retain his posi-
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-12
Does Not Know Carnegie.

AS Tar as / know she does not know
the famous Carnegie and has never met
him. But I believe she simply nego-
tiated paper which she believed TO be
good 1 noticed that the Paris news
papers are trying to draw an analogy
between Mrs. Chadwick and Mime
HumbeTt. That is Impossible. The
Humbert woman deliberately defraud-
ed people.
AL this is stunning blow to me. I
was absolutely without an inkling of
such doings as my wife is accused OF.
Gave Him No Sign.
She in no way needed money. Nv
daughter, Mary, who is with me is 10
years of age, and so fully appreciates
what all this means to me- Like me
she is greatly shocked by the newsps-
per reports, nor can she understand
Why Andrew Carnegies name figures so
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CONTINUED from Page -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1904-10-08

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The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1904-03-26
CASTELLANE ATTACKS
ITALIAN GOVERNMENT
Creates Scene In Opposing Credit for
President Loubet's Trip.

PARIS, March 25.-Count Boni de Cas-
tellane Republican,, created scene in
the chamber of deputies today. When
Foreign Minister Delcasse asked for a
credit of $50 600 to defray the expenses of
President Loubet's visit to Rome, the
count said it was understood that the
president would not visit the pope and
yet would visit the representative of the
dynasty who had despoiled the papacy.
NJ Brisson, president of the house, in
terrupted the speaker, declaring that his
words were an insult to the French ma
ton.
Amid great disorder the count continu-
ed. He asserted that M. Loubet's visit
was to be made to king who owed his
throne to Free Masonry. In seeking the
friendship of Italy, the speaker added,
France was sacrificing the friendship of
the Vatican.
Several deputies replied to the count
NJ. Delcasse in supporting the credit,
made q significant allusion to the Franco
Russian alliance. He said M. Loubet's trip
to. Rome was another evidence Of the rap
prochement between nations which began
with the alliance with Russia and the
faithful, continual maintenance of that
alliance.
The foreign minister did not reply to
the criticisms of Count Boni, and the
credit was voted by an Overwhelming ma
jority.
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WISCONSIN WINS
INSURANCE SUIT
Thirty Companies and $500,
100000 Surplus Funds
Are Affected.

MADISON. wis, March 25.-Before
Judge Dinwiddie in the circuit court today
the case of the State Insurance Com
missioner against the Equitable. Life In
surance Society of the United States was
decided in favor of the state. The case
is the celebrated one in which the state
sought to compel the insurance company
to distribute several million dollars OF
surplus funds among policy-holders IN
Wisconsin. The case will be appealed
The court held that the argument OF the
company that the statutes became per-
missive after failure of the commissioner
to enforce them is not Sufficient.
The whole controversy hinges around
the construction upon section 1907 OF the
revised statutes, which reads.
Every life insurance corporation doing
business in this state on the principle OF
life insurance, or the members of which
are entitled to share in the surplus funds
thereof, may distribute such surplus as
they may have accumulated annually, or
once in two three, four or five years, as
the directors; thereof may from time TO
time determine. In determining the
amount of, surplus to be distributed there
shall he reserved an amount not less than
The aggregate net qvalue of all the out
standing policies, said value to be COM
piled from rates of mortality with interest
not exceeding 651 per cent"
Judge Dinwiddie held that the word
may" is mandatory. The suit is one OF
the most important ever brought IN Wis
consin affecting as 1t does nearly $780,
000 600 of surplus that has been withheld
by insurance companies doing business in
this state for the past thirty years or
more. The decision will affect over thirty
companies. <