Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-03
RECEIVER APPOINTED AT CLEVELAND
Called a Female s'NapOIeOn of FS, nance" In Wall Street, where Poe lice Had to Dfsperse NTob-set-
 clement Said to Have Failed.

lice Had to Dtsperse RK0t-get.
 clement Said to Have FaiIed.
 NEW YORK, Dec. 3.LNew and star tling developments have occurred 1T the affairs of Mrs. Cassie l.. Chad wick, society woman of Cleveland O., who has achieved so much notorie tG during the last few days in connec tSn with claims for large. amounts brought against her by many persons followed by allegations that she was, connected in some way with the no torious clairvoyant, Mime. Devere.
 Jacques Krakauer of New York has filed a petition in involuntary bank. ruptcy against Mrs. Chadwick in the federal court at Cleveland, O. Kra. kauer is dealer in laces and em. broidery. He claims $500 to be due f''n from Mrs. Chadwick. The names = 'eorge Couch, a Iiveryman of Cleve. ian6, and H. F. Potter, a merchant, were also signed to the petition on claims of $500 and $20O respectively.
 The petitioners set forth that tho giving of a note to the Elyria bank by Mrs. Chadwick while she was indebted to them constituted an act of insolven. cy. .aF-ss f1t
 Later in the day Nathan Loeser of Cleveland was appointed receiver for all the property of every kind and de. scription belonging to Mrs. Chadwick. The plaintiffs in their petition declare that within four months preceding the filing of this petition, while insol. vent, Mrs. Chadwiek paid to D. Whea- 4o.. e oa tent to prefer Wheaton over othe2 creditors z The Wheatons are meat dealers at 2245 Euclid avenue. Cleve- land.
 It has been announced by a. New York lawyer identified with the af- fairs of Mrs. Chadwick that a friend has come to her rescue and will pay the claim of $19o,S0 made by Herbert E. Newton of Brookline, Mass.
 Just who the mysterious person is who has come to Mrs. Chadwick's aid at this critical time is known only to two persons, the lawyer who gave the information and Mrs. Chadwick her self Neither of these will disclose his identity. That 1t is man is admitted, and that he is man of wealth goes without saying, for 1t takes a man of wealth to shoulder even single one of this amazing woman's obligations.
 Mrs. Chadwick has proved that she is a woman of resource and nerve. To foil the crowd that blocked the en- trance of 54 Wall street, where she wis ited yesterday the offices of Butler, Notman, Joline & Mynderse, who are supposed to be Andrew Carnegie's law yers, Mrs. Chadwick got out of the fifth story window of that building to the roof of an adjoining structure and escaped unobserved by reporters or by the police squad summoned to control the curious throng.
 There were stories current here last night to the effect that there had been hitch in the settlement of the New ton suit.
 It is practically a certainty that no money has yet been paid to Newton by Mrs. Chadwick, and now that receiv- CT has been appointed in Cleveland to take possession of all her effects she will not be able to deal with Mir. New ton in preference to any of her other creditors. Consequently the Newton suit against her will doubtless be press ed, and her affairs are now in as trou- bled state as they were before the agreement was made with Mir. New ton. -..
 The town of Oberlln was thrown into a state of excitement last night by a telegram received saying that Mrs. Chadwick would sail for Europe In the morning,