The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-12
How Mrs. Chadwick Got
 Money. CARNEGIE HER FATHER
Iri Reynolds Kept Bogus
 Secret of Birth.
Woman Claimed to Be Hiesttimate Child of Steel King and Made Husband Believe Her state
 ment.

Cleveland. O., Dec. 11.-Secretary Fri Reynolds of the Wade Park Bank declared tonight that his implicit be- lief in the statements made to him by Mrs. Chadwick, that she was the daughter of Andrew Carnegie. was the tmpefling cause of his financial dealing with her.
 She told me-" said MT. Reynolds. "that she was the illegitimate daughter of Andrew Carnegie and believed her. I never doubted her story until on the occasion of my last visit to New York. when MT. Squaire came to me and de- clared that all the securities she had given me as the notes of Andrew Car negie were worthless. It was only then that I doubted her. Before that I had refused to say anything about her or her affairs because I deemed it my duty to protect her in the story of her birth as she had given it to me.
 T never once doubted her until was shown that the securities she gave me wac worthless. After that. o. l could not believe her any more. When she told me the story of being the daughter of AndrCw Carnegie. her hus- band, Dr. Chadwick, was present and he believed the story, as I did. The stories of her giving large sums of money to her husband are false. He is now in Europe anu is penniless.
 '"Just to show the methods of Mrs. Chadwick, will tell of what she of- fered to do for me about one year ago. She came to me in my office and said that she was grateful for all that had done for her and that she wished me to accept a present from her. She then offered me $1O0.000 in four notes of $25, ,000 each. The notes were drawn by her and she declared that they were as good as gold. They may have been. for I know that her notes for similar amounts had been negotiated in banks in this city and had been taken up on maturity. As an oficer of the bank l could not accept such a present and re- main in the hank. was compelled. either to resign or decline the present of the notes. and declined the notes" "
 The directors of the Wade Park Bank have to a man determined to stand by Secretary Reynolds and insist that he remain with the bank. He has offered to resign repeatedly during the last two weeks, but the directors have re- fused to accept the resignation and de- clare that he shall retain his position.
 Both the Federal and State authori- ties have united in the determination to keep Mrs. Chadwick behind prison bars until she Is brought before either the Federal grand jury or the grand jury of this county to answer to the charges against her. The determina- tion emphatically to resist the release of Mrs. Chadwick on a bail bond. was reached today after a telephone con- ference between United States District Attorney Sullivan and County Prose- cutor Keeler. Following the confer ence MT. Sullivan wired the New York officials suggesting that If bondsmen apeared for Mrs. Chadwick tomorrow that the amount of the bond as she is now held be increased to $25,000 and 0,00O if necessary to keep her in jail It is explained that the authorities have power either to increase or decrease the amount of bond as they see fit.
 In addition to suggesting bond in- crease and the kind of bond, other steps have been taken calculated ,abso- lutefy to prevent Mrs. Chadwick from securing her freedom before she has been brought to trial