New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
CLETELAND EXCITED.
Preparations to Guard Mrs. Chad
7cick on 14rriual There.

Cleveland, Dec. 13-The home coming of Mrs.
Cassie l.. Chadwick tomorrow will create more
excitement in this city than any event of re-
cent years. The probability of tremendous
jam at the station has compelled Chief Of Po-
lice Koher arrange details of policemen to
restrain the crowd, and United States Marshal
Chandler, to whose offices she will be taken inn
mediately on her arrival, has determined TO sta
ton force of deputies around his office to pre-
vent the throng from taking the room by storm.
United States Marshal Frank NJ. Chandler to-
night said that Mrs. Chadwick would be dev
cred to him in his office in the Federal Building
by the deputy marshals from New York. and he
would sign receipt, which he had in readiness.
He also will sign the federal courts order of
removal which the deputies escortng Mrs.
Chadwick will bring with them. He further
stated that Mrs. Chadwick would be brought
before Judge Wing. who would be sitting in the
United States District Court and, if she could
give bonds, she would be released. Failing to do
this, she would be turned to Sheriff f. D.
Barry. who in turn would give a receipt to the
marshal and she will be placed In the jail,
There is a possibility, however. of an indict-
ment being found against Mrs. Chadwick by the
federal grand jury tomorrow before her arrival.
In that event she will be Immediately brought
before Judge Wing that indictment, instead
of being held on warrant as she is now.
Mr.. Reynolds gave testimony concerning them,
the S5,000.0O0 note in particular. His evidence.
while 1t did not differ materially from that he
has already given at times previous, was OF
much use, according to Prosecutor Keller, in
strengthening his case. Mr.. Reynolds remained
In the jury room more than an hour, and de-
tailed his business transactions with the woman.
Prosecutor Keller reiterated his previous state
meht that he would await the developments In
connection with the governments case before
taking action on the county indictments.
of course. It cannot yet be determined what.
will no In her
after trial" said he. However. the State con-
siders its case good, and is determined to see
1t pressed. The verdict of the government when
her case comes to trial assuming that con-
viction results. will undoubtedly have an i'm
portant bearing on the county indictments
against her"
Herbert w Bell, who was appointed receiver
Tor Mrs Chadwick by the Common Pleas Court.
created excitement here this morning when he
announced that he had found that the securities
that had been deposited with the Wade Park
Bank aggregated $4,000 600 or nearly double
the amount originally supposed. Mr.. Bell made
this announcement before entering the grand
jury room to.testify to the nature of the papers
In his possession. After going over the papers
with County Prosecutor Keller and the MEM
hers Of the jury Mr.. Bell altered his statement
saying that he had overestmated the amount by
Sio,Z4o.oU1 the face of the trust agreement.
There were two copies of this agreement among
the papers, neither of them being marked as a
duplicate and he had considered them as sep
arate documents. 1t the opinion of both the
receiver and prosecuting attorney that the sec
ond trust agreement was intended to no a coDv
and not distinct asset in itself The amount
Of securities is therefore the same as previously
published.
Nathan Loeser, who appointed receiver
by the United States District Court to take
charge OF the estate of Mrs. Chadwick, at
tempted tonight to take possession of Mrs
Chadwicks home Euclid-ave. The property
has been in charge of a custodian for the
Elyria bank. He refused to admit Mr. Loeser
but opened the door few inches. The receiver
announced that he was in possession in behalf
Of the United States government The Gus
todian still declined to admit him until he had
heard from the banks attorneys. The receiver
departed and reported the result of his mission
to United States Marshal Chandler who said
that he would tomorrow force open the doors
OF the Chadwick house, should such a proceed
ing be necessary, to place Nh Loeser in posses
sion.