Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-11-28
THE AMOUNT IS SI9O,8OO
According to the Plaiutld the Lady
Told Him Beautiful Fairy
Tale
AND He BELIEVED EVERY WORD,
She Seems TO Have Related O Story
10 Various Banks Who Want Their
Good Money Back

New York Nov 2s,--A sensation has
been caused here by the bringing OF
suit by Herbert b. Newton Of BROOK
liue Mass, against Mrs Cassl, Chad.
wick Of Cleveland, o., for ti9LsQO for
money loaned Mrs. Chadwiol, Is the
wife OF Cleveland physician. In add
dillon TO Mn Nowtons suit several
banks have taken legal action 70 recoy-
er various amounts which bring the
total sum to S26LSOO
J.. W. Carver OF Boston attorney for
Mr. Newton IN statement made for
his client said that when the loan be-
came payable Il was not met and that
then he, AIR Carver, had a conference
with Mrs Chadwick and her counsel
THE statement WAS made 10 me-
said Mr. Carver that the securities
held as u trust fund would soon be re-
leased and that IN a short time an the
various obligations would be paid.
Later, | went 10 Cleveland, where ]
held conference With Mr. Reynolds
but he refused to disclose any intorma-
tlon as to the securities IN his care.
Following another conference with
Mrs Chadwick's counsel last Monday.
we decided 10 bring a suit IN equity for
the recovery Of the money and have
obtained an injunction restraining Mr.
Reynolds from putting the securities
out OF his possession and also 10 pre-
vent Mrs. ChawiCk from disposing OF
them.
The magnitude Of the suits and SEM
satlonal stories growing out OF the case
have attracted much attention
NEWTON is NOT ALONE,
Boston, Nov 2S.-Herbert Il. New
ton OF Bfookllne. Mass, who has sued
MRS. Cassie Chadwick ~ Cleveland, o..
for slgOS00, Is a well-to.do business
man. Concerning the action against
Mrs, Chadwick, he says that suit has
been brought In the common pleas
court at Cleveland to recover upon
loans made to Mrs Chadwick for which
promised payments had not been made
when due.
II am not alone concerned in this
matter said be- but ! must decline to
tell who are the other parties. j made
the loans on the strength OF state
ment Of Mrs Chadwick that she was
o woman Of wealth and owned securl-
ties sufficient TO warrant the loans.
The promised payments were not
forthcoming and We propose TO find out
whether her assertions were true"
Mr. Newton understands tho case
VIII come mp at Cleveland tomorrow.
oBERLlN BANK CLOSED.
Oberlin. ohio Nov. 2S The Citizens
National bank Of this place was closed
today The action was taken rs re-
suit Of a meeting Of the board Of direo-
tors held yesterday Tho following no.
tlce was posted ON the bank door to-
day.
This bank viii not open this morn
Ing or until further notice. The bang
Is IN charge Of the national bank exam
iner for examination and iuyostlga.
ton.
a hnaucial statement issued b. tho
bank iu September last showed the rap-
ital stock to be i6O0Oo; surplus $4,000.
deposits, N1j 600; loans ana discounts.
S3l7 1000, bonds and real estate $4,000.
due from banks $4,000; cash on hand.
S9l .000.
q. O, BcclIwith Is president OF the ip-
stitutlon The bank was founded in
1855 II 10 generally understood that the
bank carried notes of Mrs. Cassie chad
wicl, Of Cleveland To q large amount