The Washington times., 1904-12-03
MRS. CHADWICK MAY
SETTLE NEW CLAIMS
WITHOUT TROUBLE
Expected That Receiver
ship Proceedings Will
Be Abandoned.
SHE WILL FACE The MUSIC
Has No Intention Of Going
to Europe = Newton's
Counsel Is Satisfied.

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NEW YORK, Dee. 3-Mrs. Cassie l.
Chadwick is sim at the Holland House
this morning. She spent the night in
the same apartments that she has had
In the hotel during the last week,
II was learned this morning that Mrs.
Chadwick was deferred from going 10
Cleveland on the S:25 o'clock train last
night by advice Of counsel here. ia re-
gard 10 the receivershfp proceedings
brought IN Cleveland
1t was also learned Mrs. Chadwick
Las no intention OF sailing for Europe.
that she purposes 10 settle the claims Of
Jaques Krakauer, dealer in laces and
house furnishings, in New York.
A Small Claim.
His claim upon Mrs Chadwick Is only
for 5000 She expects the same action
taken in the Newton case viii result
in the settlement OF this new claim
and that the receivership proceedings
viii again be Withdrawn.
Shortly after Mrs. Chadwick received
word from counsel last night receiver
ship proceedings had been begun IN
Cleveland "a man Of stalwart stature
and sandy complexion. who refused TO
give his name, called at the hotel and
sent his card I'D to Mrs. Chadwick.
Shortly thereafter the couple appeared
in the main dining room for dinner
one hundred or more OF the fashion
able men and women OF New York were
seated. Mrs. Chadwick, beeomingly
gowned IN "A brown silk evening dress.
attracted many glances. though her
identity was known 10 few.
Agreement Stands.
Following this dinner interview and
after the stranger had departed, Mrs.
Chadwick called up the home. at Pas
sale. y. j., OF George Z. RyaH. of eOun-
/ sci for Herbert L. Newton, Of Brooklinei
Mass. Mrs. Chadwick assured Mr.. RyaI
that the new receivership proceedings
would have no effect upon her agreement
to settle the Newton claim of $780, 500
according 10 the terms decided upon
During the early hours Of this morn
ing a fiuSter of excitement was created
in the lobby of the Holland House by
the entrance OF a fashiOnably dressed
man who spoke 10 the night clerk con-
cerning Mrs. Chddwiek's whereabouts
in the city. and who proclaimed him.
self as Coleman Carnegie" The man
was In evening clothes and wore a
shining tile.
Andrew Carnegie's Nephew?
He was informed that no statement
could be made concerning Mrs. Chad
wick for the reason that the manage
ment had decided TO give out no further
/ Information about her. The man then
said that he was Coleman Carne-
gle. Andrew Carnegie's nephew.
The hotel clerk called the house detec-
| tive and the mysterious man was escort
ed. rather msteadily. up Fifth Avenue
The name Coleman does not appear III
/ the city directory or the social register
An army of reporters remained IN the
lobby of the hotel during the entifs
night owing To the many rumofs thtl
/ Mrs Chadwick was about 10 depart II
/ US SAID that the woman might leave
/ aboard any one of the twelve liners tha'
are due 10 leave port today. The steam
shin agents denied these reports IN every
/ instance
Attorney Ryall's Statement.
/ ,.,,-s,. T. RvaIl. the attorney for New
/ ton. made this statement today
/ NV understanding was that MIS-
Chadwick was TO leave for CieveIano
Let night. and the reason she dld noI
90 ,yas because of the new proceedings
! for a rec eivership.
! go far as the Newton claims are con
! ..rred we arc not worrying. No pay
! r,,uts have been made, but the terms
, .o-.,d upon for a settlement are aoso
I,7tel, satisfactory to us and We are
ronfdent beyond question that Mrs
/ Cbadwick will settle these claims oi
! time.
III must be remembered that Mrs
! Chadwick has many influential friend.
in cleveland and elsewhere who vii
stand by her. She does not purpose Il
! run away. for she mas holhlhB 10 ICi
/ away from SO far as / can see.
! Il believe she viii return - CleVeldn,
/ sunday or Monday. and that the new
/ I@ceiVerShip proceedings will be dropped
! and thai the claims viii be ADJUSTED
/ without legal procedure.
Talks With Counsel.
Mrs. Chadwick consulted her counsel
/ Philip CARPENTER. over the phone IN.
morning. She breakfasted in her room
/ The much herulded statement expect
/ cd from her which her counsel ha
/ claimed would clear up all doubt As Z,
/ her anteCcdents and financial position
| was not forthcoming today. The law
/ yers who claimed il would be written b!
ner as soon as she would be able 20 "a
SO. today refused TO be interviewed oI
/ the subject