New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-08
ARREST LONG PLANNED.
UitnesS Who Knee Nine. De Vere
VII Be Called.

Cleceland. Dec. 1T was with great sigh
of relief that Mr.. Sullivan. United States District
Attorney. this evening received word of Mrs.
Chadwick's arrest. He appeared before the wait
ing newspaper men moment later with the
news and then. calling them into his private
office gave them the particulars Of the way the
case had been handled for the last week He
said
Mrs. Chadwick's arrest has been under contem-
slow. and DELAYED action until Tuesday evening.
fore Commissioner Brough and swore to an afr
daylt charging Mrs, Chadwick With aiding and
nattonai 6ank Il was stated t N The affda sit
$3.50 on August %, 1903. at which time the woman
yhe amount stated. This affidavit was sent nv mail
to issue a Warrant on it At p m, to-day received
. message from Burnett that the letter had not
letter might have been lost miscarried and then
t'ommissfoner Of this district When he arrived /
went through the same process as in Toledo last
patching. it forthwith by special deliver I, New
HOUR when received anather eIesTam MAJ from
General Burnett stating that the papers had been
had been arrested
It was a great relief. I have been working
night and day on the case For over week At
Service officials to be placed on guard at the Hoi-
lard Hotel with INSTRUCTIONS not to let her get out
I of their sight Il also advised Mr.
Burnett to havo additional s,,rve iIIance placed on
her If this espionage had not been maintained
by her sensational attempt to get awny this afte'
I do not know what the New York authorities will
will be arragned before United States Commits
/ sOner and will be asked plead. She can either
nation and be bound over to the action OF the
United States grand jury which meets on the first g
for continuance of the preliminary hearing which
give bail she will be brought to Cleveland and
lodged in jail If she gives bail after waving ex-
| animation or after the preliminary hearing is over
she Will he free to go where she pleases until the
the amount Of bail viii be- The commissioner will
determine that with the recommendations of the
WILL. CALL DE WE'RE WITNESS.
am not sure as to the witnesses we will summon
in the case We can only name one of them at
Clerk Of the tinted states Court for the Northern
District OF ohio who In 1850 in rol edo defepdSd
for forging $4,000 Worh me- OF H9es M Be Md T M
We're, which he declares he can do. As to the rest
Of the which we have prepared cannot talk
An drew Carnegie win enter into it. suppose
ssn Eo ahed With the case Without the element OF
forgery being proved As to whether forgery can be
THE BANKRUPTCY PROCEEDINGS
Application was made late to-day in the
United States District Court by Nathan Loesser
for the summonng of Mrs. Chadwick Fri
! Reynolds and the of Mrs. Chadwick for ex-
animation I'm bankruptcy proceedings. The petit
ton recites that. although reasonable effort has
been made the receiver has thus far been I'M
able to secure possession of the property of Mrs
! Chadwick.
/ The petitioner reCites that he is informed that
! Ir Reynolds has in his possession certain stocks
! bonds notes and other securities heretofore
certified by the said Reynolds to he worth
| $5.OOOO00. Cassie l.. Chadwick. the receiver Is
| informed has a large quantity Of diamonds and
other personal property which should be in
the possession of the petitioner. The petitioner
! also believes that Emil Hoover has property be-
! longing to Mrs. Chadwick.
! Prosecutor Keeler Of this county and Prose
cutor Stroup OF LOrain County had a CON
! ference to-day regarding action TO be taken in
relation TO the alleged forged notes which were
held by Mrs. Cassie l. Chadwick and which
were the Of the wrecking of the Oberln
! Citizens National Bank The conference re-
! lated principally to the matter OF Jurisdiction
and IL was decided to take up the matter In
I,orain County. President BeckWith and Cashier
| have been SubpCenaed to testify before the
| snecial grand jury which will meet tomorrow
| morning Mt Elyria. Both prosecutors saw they
are determined to vigorously prosecute anv in
/ fraction of the State laws in the Chadwick case
The bankruptcy proceedings will be heard be-
fore Referee Remington next Monday and ara
| expected TO show whether not the S. 600 coo
! in securities alleged to be in the posession OF
! Mr. REYNOLDS really exist. Mr.. REYNOLDS Is al
| case has been served at his home here Mr.
| Remington has issued injunction restraining
| REYNOLDS from transferring or disposing of the
securities.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF THE NOTE.
A Photographic copy of the famous note for
S250OOO drawn in favor OF c. L. Chadwick and