Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-30
The Woman Who Engaged in
High Finance Seriously Ill
At Holland House
HAS HAD TOO MUCH PUBLICITY.
Sensational Suits for Recovery Of
Money Loaned to Her is
The Cause,

New York. Nov S0.-Mrs. Cassie l..
Chadwick. the Cleveland woman who
has been made the defendant in a Sc
ries OF sensational suits for the recoy-
cry Of large sums OF money said 10
have been loaned her by individuals
and banks is seriously III at the Ho'-
land house. Two maids and nurse
are in constant attendance and a ply
slclan Is always within call, While
the greatest secrecy Is maintained at
the hotel and her presence Is not adj
mitted Il is said that Mrs Chadwick
Is ON the verge Of a nervous breakdown
as a result Of the publicity which has
followed the suit to recover nearly $780,
co., which was brought by Herbert d.
Newton OF Brookline Mass.
Up to yesterday, while Ii was believed
that Mrs. Chadwick was stll at the
Holland house where she registered
last week, there was no certainty that
she had not left the city AT the ho-
tel 1t was said that she left there sew
erol days ago and that her whereabouts
were not known Last night, however
when a report reached the police that
Mrs. Chadwick had committed suicide
pyompt investigation disproyed the
suicide report, but established beyond
question that she was still at the no.
tel.
a meeting Of attorneys representing
the claimants and attorneys represent
Ing Mrs. Chadwick was scheduled TO
be held In this city today or this eyen-
ing. Il was understood that the meet
Ing had been arranged IN the hope OF
effeqtiug settlement OF the many
claims for largo sums OF money Med
against her by banks and individuals
Phil Carpenter one OF Mrs Chad
wicks attorneys, gave out the follow
ing statement
Mrs. Chadwick states HAT Mr. car
negie never has had any connection
with her affairs The statements that
have appeared In the press TO the con-
trqry are untrue She is too III to make
any general statement at this time
Re said there would be- a conference
al the Holland house this afternoon IN
Mr.. ChndWicks interest but declined
10 say who would appear 0t the con.
florence or at what time A would take
! place.
George Ryall Of counsel for Herbert
ID. Newton OF Boston who has broWht
suits against Mrs. Chadwick, sal1 to-
day:
Il do not think from the several SON.
| ferences ] have had with MrA Chad
wick that her total Indebtedness VIII
exceed 81 100000 This sum includes the
claim for a large amount that Mrs.
| Chadwick says is Illegal and Is IN the
! line OF blackmail In several Interviews
she lntimated 20 me that She Is bclus
! blackmailed, although she never men>
/ toned any names. ] understand how
ever. that II this one claim Is thrown
out her debts would not amount TO
/ much more than 100000
@. 3. Baggott, counsel for Herbert D.
1 Newton. IN this city, said today
my partner, George Ryall has had a
conference today with Mrs, Chadwick
I and she gives me 10 understand that ~
a result OF that conference she wlli
settle the case against her and meet
all claims out OF court
Arthur A. Stearns Of Cleveland, who
represents Newton IN Cleveland, Is in
town and with Mr. Ryall viii have an-