The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-13
TWICE INDICTED,
WOMAN C0LLA|.PSES | / \ [ J
EWithLaWC Closing Around
Her. Mrs. Chadwick
May Give Up.
REYNOLDS TELLS
STORY OF FRAUDS.
Says Woman Passed Herself OF
as Daughter Of Andrew Car
negie Husband Says He
Will Tell What He Knows.
Millionaire Summon
ed, But Is Sick.

!. fRy A,sociatsd Pres,. !,

OLEvELAND, o.. December 12-Trou-
bic for Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick increased
at rapid rate to-day. Sho was twice
indicted by the grand fury Of Cuyahoga
county. and her old-tme friend, 1ri Rey-
nolds took the stand in court and made
evident his intention to shield and pro-
tect her no longer. " 4s
The aged secretary OF this Wade Park
Bank presented a pathetic picture as he
answered question after question, which
brought out his own implicit 1aith in the
woman. whose financial transa ctions have
twell-iMgh ruined him In fortune. and
caused him such infinite trouble. lie
gave evidence that t he still believes his
trust was Justified Only one query he
attempted to evade. Tllis was when he
was asked how mucli OF his personal es-
tate had passed into tho possession OF
Mrs. Chadwick. His eyes filled, and he
requested that he 4'be excused from all-
Sswering. The question was not pushed.
", Tho formal Indictments voted against
Mrs Chadwick this afternoon are bused
one upon. the Carnegie note for S:.E5O.0 900.
twhichYwas made paya BILE at the officcsof
Andrew Carnegie In New York city. and
the other upon the Carnegie note for
$500 00O, which was pa yable at the Ma
ttional Bank OF Commerce In New York.
Under each Indictment are two counts,
one charging forgery, the ollers utter
Ing OF forged puper. s.i "A ia,5 u Is
Information of&thc observation-disclosures a t
once wired to New Y orlS by County Prose
fcutor Keeer,; and he reques ted that Mrs.
Chadwick be 1nlrnedla latel " renrrest ed, LII
she securely 3bail. on the othert charges
hanging over her. y ,35. "A IN
What She Told Reynolds. rs
5 The examination Of l RI Reynolds, treas
.urer ana secretary u Of the y Wade Park
Bank, S before Referee Remington in the
Bankruptcy Court to-day. failed to dis
close any asset tha might be secured by
5eral Court. but brought from Mr. Rey-
:nolds IN reply tof uestions. the following
answer: 4ss5 I'd Z; ss II K, s53 }
daughter Of Andrew Carnegie. "& n
Later, Mr.. Reynolds, 81 In detailing his
transa ctjons with Mrs. ii Chad vic 7, said: |,
''ln all my transactions with Mrs Chad =
wick. l believed from what she told me
that Andrew Carnegie was backing her
and II her indebtedne would be ,pa Id"
He then added :ss..a And 7 have not had any
thing yetgto make me doubt IT. is8
s In deta ling how he came into possess
name of Andre W Carnegie, he said :i.5
Mrs. Chadwick called me to her house
and said she wished to entrust to me
somo securities. She said she had been
advised to place them In the possession
of third party, and she wanted me to
take care of them X,
This is the package that was opened last
Friday night In the presence OF Mr.. Rey-
nolds and Attorney stearn. by Attorney
Andrew Squire, Tho package was pro-
duoed in court and Mr.. Reynolds ldenti-s
fed the Carnegie note, the mortgage deed
and the copies OF an alleged trust agree
ment. N s
Continuing. the witness said She then
handed mo n paper to sign This paper
witness did not have with him. but as
near as he, could remember It read: II
certify thatSI hold In trust for Mrs Cas-
sic L.. Chadwick, securities and "A note
for S., 100000.
Contents of the Package.
Mr.. Reynolds would not swear to the
wording. but 1t was to that effect. Tho
note was not endorsed. but he, had no
doubt hat the alleged maker of the note
was back of the woman. The contents
Of the package We're Unidentified separate
" by Mr.. Reynolds and at tho request
Of tho examining counsel he marked
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