Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-02
They Keep Coming III and Are
Fast Piling Up Sky
High.
SAID THAT ALL WILL Be PAID.
viii Still Have NilIious Lelt--Will
Surrender Her Rooms at
Holland House.

New York Dec s-Whue It has
been officially announced that the claim
OF one OF her largest credltors-the one
whose suit brought about an the pub
llcity given her affalrs-would be rat.
istactorily settled there was no dlmu-
milton Of interest today IN the case OF
Mrs Cassie Chadwick the Cleveland
woman whose financial affairs have
furnished a series OF sensations almost
unparalleled The claim OF Herbert d.
Newton, the Brookline, Mass, man, for
nearly 100000, which apparently has
been removed from further conadern-
ton according to q statement OF Mrs
Chadwlcks attorneys, was only an in
cident other claims eth pending are
known TO aggregate four times that
amount they say, and, for an they
KNOW may total 100 times the sum
named by Newton. Many OF the claims
against her, the attorneys say. have no
oasis In tact ana a the proper time
the claims VIII b0~shown 10 be fraud
ulent, That all the just debts will be
met they stu maintain, and az the
same time make the announcement
that Mrs Chadwick viii have millions
lett Wnen all her creditors have been
settled with.
Mrs. Chadwick is sun In her suite Of
rooms at the Holland House, but she
mas notified the management that she
Nlil give up her rooms either today or
tomorrow II Is believed that she will
qrlt the city tomorrow, when she will
20 either To her home Ia Cleveland 10
De present 40 the hearing ON an appli-
celloh Tor a receiver for her property.
OF else she VIII travel south IL Is said
lhat she has engaged a private car for
her Journey. Much OF the popular in
terest IN the case today was based up
on anticipation Mrs. Chadwlcks at
torneys had promised that she would
make public either today or tomorrow
a lengthy general statement covering
every phase of the case from her view
point This statement was expected 10
throw llght on many points now enc
Ne'oped IN mystery Edmund Powers.
counsel Tor Mrs. Chadwick, said today
that he aid not expect the promised
statement from Mrs, Chadwick viii be
made public before tomorrov. Mrs.
chadwick, he said, would remain m
New YORK until the affair was settled
and would then depart. Just when tho
settlement with Herbert ID. Newton
would be effected, Mr. Powers was IN.
able To say
Powerful aid has saved tho dsy Ca,
her" ~
This statement was made today bv
George Ryall OF local counsel for Her.
bert ID Newton. in discussing the set.
tlement Of hts clients claim against
Mrs Chadwick.
Where Mrs. Chadwick obtained the
aid Mr. Ryall did not state but il IL
known that she spent considerable time
IN the wall street district yesterday.
ana was for several hours IN the office
OF hrm OF attorneys which frequently
has acted as legal representative for
one OF the countrys richest men II
was soon after the visit that Mr.. New.
toms lawyers announced that they wer,
satisfied that their claim would be set
tied.
Considerable interest was aroused
today boy statement credited TO
Cleveland attorney TO the effect that
Mrs. Chadwick lost large sums OF mon
cy through bucket shops
Another statement made IN connec-
tion with the case today was that
number Of years ago Mre Chadwick
borrowed from Mrs. schenley, the Eng
lish woman who died several years ago
possessed OF many million dollars
worth OF property in Pittsburg. Il is
said that notes for various sums made
by Mrs Chadwick were found among
Mrs, schenleys papers after her DEATH