The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-03
Mrs. Chadwick Eludes
Immense Crowd Gath
cred to See Her.
SHE PAYS VISITS
TO WALL STREET
Attorneys Insist That She Will W'i[l
Meet Claims, Which Arc SAID
to Amount to $1,ooo,ooo.
May Come South.
Another Petition
Filed.

fEy Associated Prcss.)
NEW YORK, December cc.--While IL has
been officially announced that the claim
of one Of her largest crcdltors--tlle one
whose suit brought about nll the pub
slicIty given her would be satis-
facioriy settled, there was no dmln,l~
ton OF intcre.N to-day in the case OF
Mrs Cassie Chadwick the Cleveland wo.3
4 man whose financial affairs have furnish
cd a serics or sensations almost ull-
parallelcd. The claim OF Herbert 3. New
ton tho Brookline, Mass, man. for nearly
;oOO.G90 which, apparently. has been res
i moved from further consideration ;aG54
4 cording TO Il statement Of Mrs. shadwick-s IS
a attorneys. was only an Incident. Other
claims still pending arc known to ag-
f gregate four times that amount, nttor-
neys say
May Come South.
Mrs. Chadwick is still In her suite or
rooms at the Holland House 1t is be-
lieyed that she VIII quit the city coon.
when shc will go either to her home in
cleveland or else she will travel South.
4 It's said that she has gcd nprivatc
car for her Journey.
Powerful aid has saved the day for
her, 81
This statement was made to-day by
George Ryall, OF loc;l! counsel for Her
bert d. Newton IN discussing the settle
nlcnt OF his clients claim against Mrs.
! Chadwick.
Where Mrs. Chadwick obtained the aid
Mr.. Ryall did not state, but It is known
that she spent considerable time In the
Wall Street financial district yesterday,
and was for several hours in the offices
OF ., firm Of attorneys which frequently
has acted as legal representative for one
Of the country's richest men. t was
soon after the visit that Mr.. Ncwton's2
lawyers announced that they were sat
isfed that their claims would be SET
4 tied Edmund Powers, counsel for Mrs
S Chadwick, said to-day: Il.
"3Irs. Chadwick will pay every dollar
that she owes, notwithstanding the graft
$ tuitous alleged statement Of u Cleveland
banker that she is .broke.'5et
I'VE have decided that 1t is best for
Mrs. Chadwick to postpone her personal
statement until after all the present suits
against her have been settled and dis
missed. Iii due time. she will explain
who she Is and Will deny that she is a
y relative OF Andrew Curnegie, I" 8sA
Escaped Over Roof.
MIS-. Chadwick made another visit 10
tho financial district to-day. Yesterday
H she went through the Wall Street sec.
tion almost unobse rved. and scarcely more
4 than n dozen persons knew OF her pres
ence in the street to-day. Her coming
had been hcralded. and when she drove
up to the building in which the cffioes of
5t the Central Trust Company and tile at
torncys whom she visited yesterday are
located the street was thronged with a
curious crowd. In Il few moments the
{ crowd had swollen 10 such proportions
n T. -t,.a Y1c1l 1c1
Z 10 preserve order and clear q pnssagcway
4 through the street. After waiting IN.
hour or more for Mrs, Chadwick to reap
pear the crowd learned that she had,
4 given them the slip by going over the
roofs from the Central Trust Company
4 building to II building in Pine Street
There che made her way to William
Stree: und drnvc3away, while the crowd
waited lmlf n blorli away. Atncithcr the
( Central Trust Company nor the offices
s uf tho attorneys could anything regarding
Z Mrs. Chadwick's visit be learned.
Another Petition.
fBy Associated press)
E CLEvBLAND, OHIO Dec. 2--Jaca,lcs
Krakauer. Of New York, filed a petition
in Involuntary bankruptcy against Mrs.
= c.I, Chadwick IN tho Federal Court here
to-day. IIrakauer Is u dealer In tces
and embroidery. lie claims 5000 TO be
due him from Mrs. Chadwick. The names
OF George Couch - liveryman of this
city. and "a. II. Potter, Il merchant
were also signed to the petition OH claims
of $500 and 500 respectively The pcti-
TONERS set fortl, that the giving Of O.
note to the Elyrn Bank by Mrs Chadwick
while she was indebted 10 them consti-
tuted an act Of Insolvency.
Later IN the day Nathan LOeser was
appointed receiver ,for nll the property
Of every kind and description belonging to
Mrs. Chadwick. Loeser Is un attorney Of
this city. The plaintiffs IN their petition
declare that within -four months pre-
ceding the filing OF this petition, while In,
solvent, Mrs, Chadwick paid TO .. Wheat
on and Son, of Cleveland, $700. With in-
tent TO prefer Wheaton over other cred
itOrs,' 5e is