Durango semi-weekly herald., 1904-12-12
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NEW YORK. Dec. S,-Mrs. Chad
wick was arrested last night after hav-
ing gone to bed at her apartments in
tn ehotel Breslin She remained there
all night under police surveillance.
She was up however. before nine
O'Clock this morning and appeared
very weak. She announced her readi
ness to attend court at the required
hour.
Mrs. Chadwick appeared very much
depressed and excited after the pro
ceedings when she was informed thai
Andrew Carnegie had denied in n tel
egram that he had never given notes
Also that he had never met Mrs.
Chadwick and thai 10 couple his name
with hers was the height of absurd.
ty.
Acting upon the advice of her at.
torney. Mrs. Chadwick remains per
fectly silent, but She was visited to.
day by number of bankers. which
gives strength to the statement made
that large number Of banks not yet
made public have made large loans
to Mrs. Chadwick and that the total
will reach twenty millions II Is be
lieved however, that her colossal
financing will soon be explained and
the mystery surrounding II be clear
ed.
NEW YORK, Dec S.-Alrs Chad
wick was held under fifteen thosuand
dollar bond today to answer the
charge of aiding and abetting bank OF.
ficials In embezzling twelve thousand
FIVE hundred dollars When the pris-
oner appeared before Commissioner
Shields, her face was drawn as though
in pain and colorless. She leaned hea.
Willy on the arm of her escort. Federal
Marshal Henkel, personally took her
from the hotel Bresin TO the Federal
building.
She desired to consult a physician
first. AS the doctor told the Marshal
last night II would be unnecessary
the Marshal declined the request. The
Marshal admitted, however. that the
woman is in poor way and not feign-
ing. Efforts are being made to give
bond
Mrs. Chadwick's hearing was set for
the l7th. Unless the bond is given by
s p, m, the prisoner will be commit.
ted to the Tombs.
CLEVELAND, o., Dec S.-The
Cleveland Press this afternoon says.
THE confidence of banker Newton
that his hundred and ninety thousand
dollar claim against Mrs Chadwick
would be paid was based on the be
lief that John d. Rockefeller the rich
est man in the world. would come to
the woman's aid to save his favorite
pastor, Rev. Eaton. of Cleveland
Some time ago Mrs. Chadwick sought
Rev. Eaton telling him her financial
troubles and asking for advice. He
suggested getting a loan from the
Cleveland bank. Mrs. Chadwick said
she could not let them know of her
embarrassment. Rev Eaton then re-
ferred the woman to a LAWYER relative
of his in Boston. who eventually in
troduced Newton. The latter finally
accommodated her, all ON note
entertaining the hope that Rockeiel.
Ter would settle the claim. owing to
his great admiration for Eaton and to
help him out of a bad hole"
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Attorney Carr
who brought The original suit against
Mrs. Chadwick for Banker Newton,
admitted today that the woman's ar
rest made him feel that he would
never recover n penny
A close watch is being kept on Mrs
Chadwick in the Tombs today The
officials imagine she might try sui
eide, though she did nothing to war
rant the suspiscion
NEW YORK, Dec. 9.-Sull Mrs.
Chadwick remains in Jail while the
efforts to raise fifteen thousand dol.
lars bail continues If It were II state
case or local matter the bond would
have been forthcoming. but the Gev-
ernment has taken a hand In the mat
ter and Mrs. Chadwick was arrested
On United States offense For that
reason everyone Is afraid TO go on the
bond. She spent her night in an iso.
ated cell, slept fairly well until seven
yclock this morning, when the noise
made by the other prisoners aroused
Ter. At half past seven, Mrs. Seevey.
he matron Of the Tombs, called on