The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-05

HUSBAND SEEMS
TO BE IN HIDING
Dr.. Chadwick Sends Cablegram
in Defense of His Wife.
DETECTIVES ON THE WATCH
WARRANT OUT FOR THE ODER
LIN BANKERS.
DETECTIVES ON THE WATCH
MEW YORK, Dec. 4-Dr. Leroy $.
IN Chadwick the husband of Cassie

iug-out process for the past week. has
- come out with a brief statement from
Europe Today he cabled to Philip
Carpenter Mrs Chadwick's counsel.
from some place abroad the name of
which Mr. Carpenter would not disclose.
requesting that gentleman Ito deny the
published statements rejecting on Airs.
Chadwick's life and character. They
gre absolutely false"
The Cabiegram reads:
Il wish to have II understood that I
stand by Mrs. Chadwick in every pas
ucular i'm her present troubles. ] feel
that she has been greatly Wronged by
the publication. and 7 believe that she
j. being prosecuted by some of her cred
itors."
DR.. Chadwick explained that he had
dispatched his cablegram just as soon
IS he saw the report Of his wife's trou-
bles.
Abroad For His Health.
Mr. Carpenter also made a'statement
today. DIR. Chadwick" he said. lis
abroad for his health, and the Newton
suit was not brought until some three
weeks after he sailed.
Fefore going away Dr. Chadwick
consulted me i'm regard to the Newton
ciaim, and with him l met Mr. New
ton and his Boston attorney. The mat
ter was then arranged seemingly to the
satisfaction of all concerned. and then
the doctor sailed.
All the members of the doctors
family are standing by Mrs Chadwick
ioyaily and are in entire sympathy with
her
Il know that Dr. Chadwick would be
by his wifes side looking out for her
If he were in this country.
Patience Necessary.
There is no doubt that all the claims
against Mrs. Chadwick will be paid if
her smaller creditors will only exercise
81 little patience. Bankruptcy proceed
iugs and attachment suits do their pro-
motors no good whatever and creditors
lesorting to these and other harassing
methods viii certainly not hasten the
settlement Of their claims.
Mrs Chadwick has acted in the
most honorable way in all her dealings
that have come 10 my knowledge One
Very good evidence Of this is found i'm
the mistaken confidence still reposed in
Ter by her largest creditors and those
who know her best"
Mrs. Chadwick Nervous.
Mrs. Chadwick remained in her rooms
in the Holland house all day. Dr.
Moore. her physician. called i'm the
morning and found Mrs. Chadwick in a
Mighty nervous state Her condition
was such that Dr. Moore called a con-
sultant and they made Il thorough ex-
animation. The medical men found no
organic trouble. but said that the pa
tent was almost Frustrated from the
exciting events of the past week They
viii keep close watch on on neT during
the next few DAYS
In the afternoon Philip Carpenter was
admitted to the sick room and had a
long conference with Mrs. Chadwick
Ite went over the various phases Of the
case with her, especially those points
which have TO do with the bankruptcy
case i'm Cleveland. As a result of this
conference Mr.. Carpenter decided to
Iotify all small clients that their claims
would be paid this week. and he called
up the attorney for a local millinery
house which procured an attachment
against the Cleveland woman and no.
titled him of his intention.
Mr. Carpenter attaches no importance
10 the writ served on Mrs. Chadwick
? yesterday. as he declared in an inter-
Few today that wearing apparel is ex-
empt from attachment. He says the
fact that Deputy Sheriff Rim. who
served the papers, neither took any
thing with him nor put "A keeper i'm
charge demonstrated, i'm mis- opinion. the
deputy's inability to find anything at
tachable
Secret Service Men on Watch.
simultaneously with the announce
ment received by the Associated Press
from Cleveland that President Beck
with Of the suspended Citizens Ma
tional bank Of Oberlin was TO be placed
under arrest an official Of the United
States secret service appeared at the
Holland and took up his station there
When recognized ne declared that he
Was sent 10 the hotel hurriedly. and
that he had been given on orders
After having long talk on the tele-
phone. the secret service man said he
was not interested in the Chadwick
case. but declined absolutely to an
nounce the nature of his mission.
Emil the young son of Mrs Chad
wick. who has been staying near his
mother for several days. was the cub
ject of some inquiry today. 1t was
said that he had left the hotel. This
could not be verified
IL was rumored that the boy had left
town with the jewels alleged 10 belong
TO his mother, and that she would fol-
low him tonight or tomorrow. This was
denied by Mr.. Carpenter. who said that
his client would remain i'm New York
at least through Monday
Really in Hiding.
Much interest attaches TO the cable
gram sent by DIT. Chadwick from Eu-
rope today. Or. Chadwick sailed from
New York on Nov. 3. arriving at Ha-
Yre. France. at o'clock or Nov 10. He
was accompanied by his 2O-year-oId
daughter. They went TO Europe for the
doctors health, and for the completion
OF Miss Chadwick education They
are said TO have gone from Havre on
Nov lG 20 Paris, where they put up i'm
a quiet place, always patrOnized by the
physician when i'm the French capital.
While DR.. and Miss Chadwick cannot
be definitely located al the present time.
Il is believed that they are very near
Paris and that the doctor. Though his
French agents, is kept fully informed
concerning American events.
Husband Well Known in Europe.
DR.. Chadwick is a man in the early
ffties. He graduated from the med
zeal department OF the University Of
Wooster IN Cleveland in 1877. His en-
tire professional life was spent in
Cleveland. but of late years ne has not
been active in medical work
He spent q great deal Of time in Eu-
rope and is we'll known in European
capitals. He has been 10 Marienbad
and Carlsbad and hes spent at least
ore winter in the Riviera.
Attorney Carpenter is authority for
the statement that Mrs Chadwick win
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