The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-03
WILL PAY
THE MONEY
Unknown Friend Comes to
the Aid
OF MRS. CASSIE CHADWICK
Identity Is Kept Secret. Which stin
Further Adds to the Mystery
Of the Whole
Affair
OF MRS. CASSIE CHADWICK

New York, Dec. e. Powerful aid has
saved the day for her"
This statement was made today BY
George Ryall Of New York, counsel for
Herbert D. Newton, in discussing the
settlement Of his clients claim against
Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick. Where Mrs.
Chadwick obtained the aid MIR. Ryall did
not state, but it Is known that she
spent considerable time in the Wall
street financial district yesterday, and
was for several hours in the Offices Of
a firm Of attorneys which frequently
has acted as legal representative for one
Of the countrys richest men. 1t was
soon after the visit that MIR. Newton's
lawyers announced that they were sat
isiied that their claim would be set.
tied.
Mrs. Chadwick who, through her at
torneys in this city, minated that She
would today give out full and COM
plete statement, explaining who she was
before she married DR.. Leroy L. Chad
wick Of Cleveland, has decided that she
will make no personal statement Of any
kind until after all the suits against
her are settled. That was what her
attorney, Edmund ". Powers, said to-
day.
After mature deliberation, said Mr..
Powers, Hwe have decided that II Is
best for Mrs. Chadwick to postpone her
personal statement until after all the
present suits against her have been set
tied and dismissed"
Mr. Powers spoke Of various reports
regarding Mrs. Chadwick's identity as
sscandalous stories,p and said
In due time she win explain who she
is"
win she deny that she Is relative
Of Andrew Carnegief"
She will not only deny that she il d
relative of Mr.. Carnegie, but she will
prove absolutely that she is not even
distantly related to that famous phil
anthropist."
Has any attempt been made To find
the other woman whom some Cleveland
residents say Mrs. Chadwick resem.
blesfp
We are not making any efforts to find
her. But would like to see her, Just
to zee what she looks like"
when Mrs. Chadwick makes her
statement, win she tell where she got
all her rcputed Wealth.
Croker did not
But does Mrs. Chadwick wish to be |
put ia the same category a. Crokerfn
"Oh no She may tell where she got |
her money, although | don't think It |
necessary that she should
Has it ever been publicly stated |
whether OF not she and her husband, |
Dr. Chadwick, are on friendly termsYs
Not to my knowledge. But | should |
imagine that they were in view Of the /
fact that she gave him s2,SOo.0O0 in
cash.
Where Is he nowf"
In Paris, believe"
when does Mrs. Chadwick expect to /
leave the cityip
Not for two or three days, unless sud |
denly called by telegraph to Cleveland. |
She does not expect to 20 away today. |
The case in Cleveland comes up tomor. |
row, but it win probably be adjourned |
erything to be settled amicably out Of /
court. Mrs. Chadwick will pay every
dollar that she owes, notwithstanding
the gratuitous alleged statement of
Cleveland broker that she Is broke Mr.. /
Newton of Boston, who Is suing her for
the $4,000, went home last night thor
oughly satisfied that be would IN due
time get all his money. The Oberiin
bank people are not worrying, so that
] think the disinterested public might
at least bear up under the suspense d
little longer. There viii be no confer
ences here today that ! know Of, We
are merely awaiting certain develop.
ments in Cleveland and elsewhere
George Ryall, for Mr.. Newton If Bos
ton, said today:
Statements that Mrs. Cassie L. Chad
wick Is to pay only $4,000 OF Mr..
Newton's claim at this time are untrue.
The person who came to Mrs Chadwick's
relief will pay to me in few hours the
full amount Of the claim Of $I90,s0O
with a reasonable amount Of interest
besides viii give that money to MIR.
Newton, and he win never know who
paid it to me, / cannot revela the iden-
tity Of Airs. Cbadwicks friend"