The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-05
DR. CHADWICK CHARGES
 WIFE IS PRRSRCUlED
STANDS BY HER IN EVERY PAR
 TI0ULAR OF TROUBLE.

Paid This Week-United States Se-
 eret Service omcial Takes Up station
 at Hotel Where Mrs. Chadwick is
 stopping-BanIS oHiciaIs Arrested.
 New York. Dec. 4-Dr. Leroy S. Chadwick, the husband of Cassie L. Chadwick, whose financial troubles have been undergoing the threshing out pro fess the past week, has come out with brief statement from Europe. To-day he cables to Philip Carpenter, Mrs. Chadwick's counsel, from some place abroad, the name of which MT. Car penter would not disclose, requesting that gentleman to 'deny the published Btatements refiecting on Mrs. Chad wick's life and character. They are ab- Solutely false,' the cablegram reads. I wish to have it understood that stand by Mrs. Chadwick in every par ticular in her present troubles. I feel that she has been greatly wronged by the publication. and I believe she is now. being persecuted by some one of her creditors"
 Dr. Chadwick explains that he had dispatched his cablegram just as soon as he saw the report of his wife's trou- bles,
 MT Carpenter also made a statement to-day. Dr. Chadwick he said, is abroad for his health, and the Newton suit was not brought until some three weeka after he sailed.
 Before going away Dr. Chadwick consulted me in regard to the Newton claim, and when met him I met MT. Newton and his Boston attorney. The matter was then arranged seemingly to the satisfaction of all concerned, and tha doctor sailed.
 MT. Carpenter said further that all the small creditors would be paid this week, and that to push the bankruptcy proceedings would mean only to delay matters.
 Mrs. Chadwich remained in her rooms in the Holland house all day. pr. Moore, her physician, called in the morning and found Mrs. Chadwick in a highly nervous state Her condition Mas such that Dr. Moore called a con- sultant, and they made a thorough ex- Examination. The medical men found no organic trouble, but said that the pa- tient was almost prostrated from the exciting events of the past week They Twill keep close watch on her during the next few days.
 In the afternoon Philip Carpenter was admitted to the sick room and had a long conference with Mrs. Chadwick He went over the various phases of the ease with her, especially those points (which have to do with the bankruptcy case in Cleveland. As result of this conference MT. Carpenter decided to notify all small clients that their claims would be paid this week, and he called up the attorney for local mill ihery house, which procured an attach rnent against the woman, and notified nim of his intention.
 MT. Carpenter attaches no importance to the writ served on Mrs. Chadwick yesterday, as he declared in an inter- view to-day, that wearing apparel is exempt from attachment. He says the fact that Deputy Sheriff Rim, who served the papers, neither took any, thing with him nor put keeper in charge demonstrates in his opinion the deputys inability to find anything att tachable
 Simultaneously with the announce nlent received by the Associated Press from Cleveland that President Beck ], with of the suspended Citizens Nation- al bank of Oberlin was to be placed under arrest, an official of the United States secret service appeared at the Holland house and took up his station there. When recognized he declared that he was sent to the hotel hurriedly and that he had been given no orders.
 After having a long talk on the tel ephone the secret service man says he Iwas not interested in the Chadwick ease, but declined absolutely to an nounce the nature of his mission.
 Emil, the young son of Mrs. Chad lwick, who has been staying near his motIer for several days, was the sub bect of some inquiry to-day. It was said that he had left the hotel. This could not ba verified.
 It was rumored that the boy had left town with the jewels alleged to 5belong to his mother, and that she lwould follow him tonight or to-mor- Irw. This was denied by Mr. Carpenter, swho said that his client would remain lin New York at least through Monday.
 Much interest attaches to the cable Sgram sent by Dr. Leroy s. Chadwick from Europe to-day.
 Dr. Chadwick sailed from New York Ion board La Savoie of the French Transatlantic line on November The ship arrived at Havre, France, on No- .vember 10. He was accompanied by his sstwenty-year-old daughter. They went lto Europe for the doctors health and flor the completion of Miss Chadwick's Education
 They are said to have gone from iHavre on the special boat train which Ileft theseaport city early in the morn- ling of November 10 for Paris, and ar rived there in the afternoon. They put lup in a quiet place, always patronized Sby the physician when at the French lcapitai. While Dr. and Miss Chadwick cannot Moe definitely located at the present atirne it is believed that they are very hear Paris and that the doctor, through his French agents, is kept fully in- lforned concerning American events.
 Dr. Chadwick is man in the early