Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1904-12-13
Mr.. CARNEGIE
Summoned to Appear in
the Chadwick Case.
Must Testify Both at Cleveland
and New York City.
r. Chadwick Is at Last Located IN
- Retirement at Paris

New York, Dec. IA Subpoena was
- IN Andrew Carnegie at his nome
g, this city, today. calling upon MIN -
IN m cleveland, Ohio, Wednesday. al"
u.,t,, in the case Cf Mrs. Cassie l..
ch.dwick. Mr.. Carnegie Is requesteu "
s,r before the federal grand jury
=. ~. United States district court al
A. NJ, Wednesday.
r. s,,mmors was issued by Judge
rrancis 7 Wing Of the United states
,,-, ~ the northern district OF ONO
ona u,s accented willingly by Mr. car
nepie Mr.. Carnegie was annoyed now
aver when he discovered that the suiii-
mons required him to make the 'iip
to Cleveland. h,,
The deuuty United States marshai
NTH the subpoena called at Mr.. Carhe-
,,.,s house and told one or the secre-
t.ries that he came from the pullulila
In which the Carnegie Steel cos. once
ia located. The deputy asked LOT Pii-
vate interview with Mr. Carnegle' Sd
tn. that he had a private paper for
him. After few moments
tho secreta-y admitted the deputy to
the library where the IRON master sat
reading, Mr.. Carnegie TOOK the SUD-
noena with a smile and spreading 1t out
on his knee read it carefully.
what" he cried, when he saw that
II required his presence in Cleveland.
"Nhy don't think | will be able to go
out there at all. I'm very SICK L We got
Iumbago. Do you mean to say trat III
have TO be out in Cleveland. Wednes-
dav then come back here to appe ar De-
fore Commissioner Shields on Satur-
day."
He was advised that he might see the
limited States district attorney mere
about the matter The interview termi-
mated with the remark on the part or
Mr.. Carnegie that this weather did not
agree with him 1t was showing hard
at the time.
1t was semi officially announced, to-
day. that after Mr.. Carnegie returns
from Cleveland he will be served with
a subpoena for his appearance here at
the investigation, Saturday, unless Mr.
Carnegie agrees to go to Cleveland IN
the meantime.
A hurried conference of her counsel
with George RyaIl. representing; Herbert
d. Newton of Boston. and Mrs. Chadwick
was held at the Tomhs. today. Mrs.
WIS believed to be a cablegram from her
husband in Europe At the conclusion
Of the conference Mr.. Ryall said he again
had hopes that Mr.. Newtons claims
would be paid.
Ms Chadwick was still eager to go to
Cleveland unless bail could he secured,
her counsel said. Efforts to secure her
release were made but had not been sue
Cessful at / o'clock.
Mr. Carnegie will he paid five cents a
mile for his trip to Cleveland and Sl.jn a
day for his time when actually before
the grand jury.
Mr. Carpenter said after his conference
with Mrs. Chadwick that she was still
hopeful and eager to go back to Cleve-
land He continued:
II am still, hopeful of getting her bail
am out for that purpose now. | see M
reason why she should not have the hail.
A hair dresser and manicurist who were
summoned to Mrs. Chadwick's cell were
not permitted to take their knives and
scissors into her cell Mrs. Chadwick
has again intimated that she will soon
make a public statement.