The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-04
Deputy Sheriff Serves
Attachment on Mrs.
Chadwick in Vain.
WOMAN DEFIANT:
MAN HAD TO SHOUT
Attorney for Newton Again Ex-
presses Confidence That Client
Will Get All His Money
Back-Recciver Has
Taken No Ac.
ton.

Taken No Ac.
y ton.
tByi Associat ted Prcss.)
4 NEW YORK, December 3.-The finan-
cial affairs OF Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick
were further complicated to-day by the
Issuance OF an attachment against her
property for sl,a57.5o on behalf OF firm
OF millners OF this city. The application
was made by lawyer, Theodore I'll.
Friend. on the ground that Mrs Chad 4
wick is debtor and is not resident Of
this State. The writ was issued by JUS
tlcc Conlan,s OF tho City Court.
Writ Of Attachment Served.
The writ OF attachment against Mrs.
4 Chadwicks personal properly, was served
4 upon the clerk and manager Of the II OIL
4 land House this afternoon. Lawyer
X Friend holds that this was sufficient to.
act as service, and would prevent Mrs.
CHI .gick from removing any OF her per-.
sonil property from the hotel
IT here Is absolutely nothing to prevent
Mrs. Cassie L. Chad wick from leaving
the II olland House with her baggage. II
she sees flt,'' Bald Philip Carpenter,
counsel for Mrs. Chadwick tonight. when.
y asked concerning the report that a writ
OF attachment had been served.
The papers were served on the. man
6 ager& or the hotel and not on my client
personally and that fact renders the
II service null and void. AS a matter OF
fact, Mrs. Chadwick had no intention OF
y leaving New York for few days. but
there would be no legal objection II she
q ff,
Jaw fss
In contradiction TO the statement OF
Mr. Carpenter, Deputy Sheriff Frank G.
Rim said tonight that he served the
attachme on Mrs Chad wick personally
Z to-day. after first serving It on a clerk
= and Manager Harrtman. OF the EHolland
House Rim gays that he was pernlltted
4 TO 70 to the ChEdWlcK apartments , where
he found Mrs Chadwick reclining on a.
couch Owing to her q flance RIM Inn says 's
d he was obliged to carry on a converFatlo on
M loud voice. When he made his err
rand known the deputy says Mrs. Chad
q 4 table beside her. He continued ::
3( ar then searched the rooms az well as l
enid. but all / could find there was a
small hand bag and the wo1nnn's nat ana ana
Jacket. q.
1--WE have been Informed that Mrs.
Z Chadwick has changed her apa rtmenls
ID In =
believe that the handbag that 4 found N
her room does not constitute all her Ell
fects. = s5
i Swallowed by Detectives.
a story was published in an evening
raper TO the ssfrect that several detectives
alleged to be in the employ Of a million
+ aire whose name has been mentioned IN
+ come ctlon with the Chadwick case are
Swallowing Mrs, Chadwick. According 70
this rumor, two detectives are IN the tioi-
land House In the guise OF patrons. willie
others are watching the exits and loung-
ing about the corridors. The hotel man
ascment Is quite unaware OF the alleged
presence OF detectives, and IT has been
impossible to confirm the story
George Ryall, the New York attorney
for Herbert D. Newton. gave out the
statement to-day regarding tho settle !
uSent of his clients claim against Mrs.
s Chadwick:
II am satisfied that our claim against
Mrs. Chadwick will be paid. The settle
ment will he in full and in cash. or
course. there may not be a full payment
OF Newton's claim OF s19os0o, because
/ believe there are some Of the notes
held by Newton on which Mrs. Chadwick
did not get their full face value, and, of
course deductions will have to I've. made
in such cases; but all the just and legal
obligations of Mrs. Chadwick to Newton
Will be met by her In full and with cash
and by Mrs. Chadwick herself, REGARDLESS
against her In Cleveland on Friday
On Verge Of Collapse.
Mrs. Chadwick is said to be ~ 4 state
bordering on almost total collapse to-
night. The nervous strain OF the last
few days has been so great that she Is
fu-eported as hysterIcnl. DR.. Moore, who
is lor New York medical attendant, WI
called In tonight, and, after prescribing
for her. sald'
Mrs Chadwick is suffering from moth
ing except the nervous strain from which
shc has been undergoing. 1t Is no wonder
that a woman OF her age would give way.
considering what she has been through
lately. There Is. however, no constitu-
tional trouble" .58
Receiver Not Doing Anything.
trsy Associated Pressl
CLEVELAND, OHIO, December 3.-The
suit brought by Herbert ?. Newton, OF
Chadwick was again continued by Judge
Babcock to-day. The attorneys repre-
eentIng both Mr., Newton and Mrs, Chad
wick Were In court and requested that
the hearing so over for week. a, y.
stearns, of the legal firm OF Carr, stearns
and Chanlberlin, representing Mr., New,
ton, said the emtiro matter would be
doubtless settled out OF court
Nathan Loascr. appointed receiver for
Mrs. Chadwick, said to-day;
'I have taken no action as vet toward
securing possession Of any Of Mrs. Chad
5w1ck's property, The properly is pr,ac-
tically all in the hands or adverse claim
ants In order to get possession II would
be necessary for mo to bring an action
In court This, ! am inclined 70 think
will NOT be done Immediately. or not, at
any rate. nntil we llQAse conferred EWllll
Mrs. Csha1wick'a \ counsel, There. lsnye
been no Developments In tho FecelYersllp
case to-day and the mnt ter rests Just
where 1t did when IL Wa 8 APPOINTED
Sent on for Murder,
l4YNCTIHIJBCss, var Dec, 3,--In he Pos
slice Court to-day Morton lIamln'1, tol-
ored, was held for the grand jury on the