The Washington times., 1904-12-09
COunsel Plays for DelaY.

said; and in time they viii be ashamed
Of themselves"
Counsel Plays for Delay.
Whether or not she wants TO go back
TO Cleveland herself. her counsel made
the hrst legal move in the game so sue
cessfully worked in Beavers case ia
secure delay by asking for am evamina-
tion. He could have waived examination
IN which event Mrs. Chadwick would
have been taken al once TO Cleveland
oy Marshal Menkel Under the law
however he can do this al any time OF
Mrs. Chadwick can give bail for her
date.
Mr. Baldwin saws that under the SUE
pfeme court ruling i'm the case Of ReaV-
ers, all that would be necessary To Sc
cure her removal would be q certified
copy OF the Indictment and bench war
rant II such be issued out there. Mr..
BALDWIN says he knows what the other
charges against the woman will be, but
refuses TO disclose them.
Il have no information so far he
says. that Mrs. Chadwick is Nine De
We're. She is as much a mystery TO
me as she is 10 everyone,
RumOrs of Another Arrest.
There are persistent rumors about the
Federal Building that at least one other
arrest viii be made i'm this city Mr.
Baldwin. however, denies that he knows
OF any such contemplated action.
Mr.. Carpenter and Lawyer Powers
had a consultation about the case. but
they refused 20 say what their legal
moves would be. Mr.. Carpenter said
that IL released on bail Mrs Chadwick
would stay right here. He said he didn't
know anything yet about the Carnegie
notes, that Mrs. Chadwick hadn't dis
cussed the matte r with him.
Kline Goes Back to Ohio.
Virgil p. Kline, the Ohio counsel for
the Standard oil Company, who was
with Mrs. Chadwick on Wednesday
night when she was arrested, has gone
back to Cleveland.
Emil Chadwick called on him at the
Hoffman House, and Mr.. Kline refused
10 see him. Mr.. Kline also refused 10
see reporters. but he left information
with a friend as TO his trip here.
This friend said that Mr.. Kline had not
come here in connection with the Chad
wick case but that after he got here
4. II. Johnson. of Elyria, had asked him
10 look out for some of the Western
creditors. Mrs. Chadwick learned OF this
and sent for Mr.. Kline. with the result
that he called at the Breslin.
Mr.. Kline. Andrew Squire. represent
ing the Wade Park Bank, who has been
Mrs. ChadWick's Ohio counsel, and ".
n. Carr. representing Banker Newton, o.
Brooklines had a long talk at the Hoh-
man House. None OF them would say
word after it was over.
The creditors attorneys still believe,
however, that lrl Reynolds, Mrs. Chad
Wick's trustee. has enough to pay them.
Mr.. Reynolds Is silent
False Pretenses Charge.
The grand jury has adjourned with
tho fact reasonably assured that Mrs.
Chadwick viii be indicted in Lorain
county on the charge of obtaining
money under false pretenses. Whether
a conspiracy charge Will be included In
the indictment is doubtful although
Prosecutor Stroup viii endeavor 10 show
the connection OF a New York lawyer
and four or five others in wholesale
scheme TO defraud-
The forgery feature will not be lost
sight OF, however. 1t is understood
that Mr.. Stroup's present effort is LC
obtain true bin on the charge OF
fraud. He expects 10 show that a
fraudulent transaction has been COM
mitted in Lorain county, regardless of
wherever the forged paper was ut
tered.
IT, and jury before adjourning and
with the evidence incomplete, voted TO
indict Mrs. Chadwick. Later, on the
advice OF the prosecuting attorney, the
jury decided not 10 report. but TO con-
Vene again tomorrow morning at
o'clock.
The prosecutor opposed an indictment
in order that the testimony Of Presl-
dent BeclkWith and Receiver Lyons may
be heard.