The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-07

which Andrew Canegie's name is
signed.
Waiting For Next Turn.
Mr. Lyons went TO New York with
! the determined purpose of personally
! interviewing Andrew Carnegie in or
der TO obtain from the latters lips the
! truth concerning the signature TO the
+ notes. Government officials, while de-
! Ginning to talk. do admit that the next
| important step in the case depends
/ upon what Mr.. Lyons learns in New
I York today
Condition Serious.
Mrs. Chadwick changed her hotel
against the orders of her physician.
] d.. A. A. Moore, who visited her at
! least twice today. After his evening
/ call the physician said Mrs. Chadwick
/ was in a serious condition and that he
! believed her on the verge of nervous
/ prostration. He feared that if the ex-
element attending the case continued
! much longer Mrs. Chadwick would
! break down entirely. Shortly after the
! physician left the Holland House Mrs.
| Chadwick made her preparations for
! her departure and carried them out
without the knowledge of her doctor.
! She was taken to suite No. on the
| fifth floor of the Ne Amsterdam,
where she has three rooms 1t was
! first reported that she had a suite on
> the first floor.
The secret service men have taken
| rooms near Mrs. Chadwick at the New
] Amsterdam.
The officers had heretofore denied
! that their mission was connected with
( the Chadwick case, but their actions
| tonight served to confirm previous re-
ports that the secret service had Off
! cially taken cognizance of the case
Settled Her Bill.
! The management of the Holland
! House said tonight that Mrs. Chadwick
| left there Of her own volition and that
she had settled her bill up TO last, Sun
/ day.
/ Despite reports to the contrary. Philip
| Carpenter, attorney for Mrs. Chadwick.
/ stated to the Associated Press tonight
| that Ira Reynolds. who is reputed to
/ have come here from Cleveland with
/ securities valued at S. 900 belong
+ ing to Mrs. Chadwick. did not see his
client today.
Mrs. Chadwick has not seen Mr.
/ Reynolds he said. He has not been
! at her hotel at all today. 1 am still
! firmly of the opinion that this matter
! Will be settled shortly. ! have seen it
stated that Mrs. Chadwick is reported
to have had dealings with some Ohio
/ banks, but know nothing at all of the
matter and have not heard anything Of
/ such claims being pressed
! Arrest Talked Of.
"Will a warrant for Mrs. Chadwick
arrest be issued" was asked. and Mr.
I Carpenter replied, Il do not think any
warrant will be issued at all"
/ When asked why Mrs. Chadwick
I changed hotels Mr.. Carpenter declined
/ 10 state, but added:
There was no secrecy about the
change. She went out Of the main en-
r trance. and the fact that the secret
: service men had a cab in waiting
would signify that they had been in
! formed in advance of the contemplated
move"
/ DIR. Moore. who was called to attend
( Mrs. Chadwick after she arrived at her
new apartments. called in DR.. ]. p. Fer
guson about midnight and they were
/ il consultation late into the night. DR..
( Moore said that Mrs. Chadwick is very
! ILL., but declined to go into the matter
/ further
Visit of Reynolds
/ A gentleman intimately connected
/ with the Chadwick case was asked to-
/ night why Mr.. Reynolds had come to
! New York with Mrs. Chadwick's Sc
/ cuTities, and lie stated that ii was for
4 the purpose Of raising money so that a
settlement might be effected without
further legal complications
| As 20 the stories of possible arrest.
I he said:
so far no complainant has appeared.
I II the notes said to bear the name of
well known man are forgeries. they
must be so declared. and until he has
seen them nothing can be done"
The gentleman was asked if some Of
! fetal Of the ObeTlin bank could not be
the complainant The answer was re-
turned
1T must first be shown that the bank
has been swindled. and until this fact
can be learned matters must move
with exceeding caution"
At the Proper Time.
Mr. Squire Of Cleveland had a long
conference with Mrs. Chadwick today.
" hen seen at the Waldorf-Astoria to-
night he declined to tell the results of
his interview merely SAYING that
things would come out at the proper
time.
From present indications every eff
fort will be made by Mrs. Chadwick's
friends tomorrow 10 settle the case. II
was said tonight by one interested in
! her affairs that Mrs. Chadwick has at
the present time much more than
enough 10 settle those claims which
have been made up to this time.
Her counsel said today that she is
worth over 81. 100000
Lawyer Carpenter denies the report
( attributed TO him that he viii issue a
statement which viii give his views of
the case. He said he had nothing of
the sort i'm mind, and did not believe
Mrs. Chadwick Intended to give out
any general statement Strenuous ef-
forts on the part Of all concerned are
being made TO settle the case. This
was made manifest Immediately after
the arrival Of Messrs. Frank Lyons. re-
ceiver Of the Citizens National bank OF
Oberin j. J. Oldham, representing
the comptroller of the currency: Mr..
Squire. who represents Ira Reynolds OF
the Made Park Banking company. and
Director Whitney Of the defunct Citi-
zens' bank.
Many Conferences.
throughout the day many confer
ences we're held. but these came 10 an
end when Judge Oldham went to
Washington late Ia the day.
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