Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-12
MRS. CHADWICK STILL IN JAIL.
Seems Reeoncled to Her Situation
Has Recovered from Her Seyete
Attacks Of Nervousness,
MILLIONAIRE GREATLY ANNOYED
When He Found il Was Necessary for
Him to Take a Trip to
CIeyelapd.

New York, Dec. ia subpoena was
served on Andrew Carnegie az his home
In this city today calling upon him to
90 TO Cleveland, o.. on Wednesday and
testify IN the case Of Mrs. Cassie L.
Chadwick Mr. Carnegie is requested
to appear before the federal grand jury
in the United states district court at
a. m Wednesday The summons was
issued by Judge Wing, Of the United
states district court Of the Northern
district Of Ohio, and was accepted Will
ingly by Mr.. Carnegie.
MIR Carnegie was annoyed, however
when he discovered that the summons
required him to make the trip to Cleye-
land.
The deputy United States marshal
with the subpoena called al MI Car
neges house and told one Of the Sec
retarles that he came from the build
ing In which the Carnegie steel CONF
pany's office Is located. In the collo-
Guy that ensued the deputy refused to
say who had sent him. and asked for
a private Interview with Mr. Carnegie,
saying that he had a private paper for
him, After few moments desidera-
ton the secretary admitted the mar
shall 10 the library, where the ironmas-
ter sat reading Mr. Carnegie took
the subpoena with a smile and spread
Ing Il out on his knee, read II care
fully
What he cried when he saw that Il
required his presence In Cleveland.
'Why, I don't think | viii be able to
80 out there &C ALL I'm very sick. I've
got lumbago DO you mean to say that
III have TO be out In Cleveland on
Wednesday then come back to appear
before Dir. Shields on Thursday
The ronnaster was advised that he
might see the United states district at
torney here about the matter. The in
tervlew terminated with the remark on
III part Of Mr., Carnegie that this
weather did not agree with him. lt was
showing hard at the time.
II was officially announced to.
day that after Mr.. Carnegie returns
from Cleveland, he will be served with
a subpoena for his appearance here at
the investigation next Saturday unless
Mrs Chadwick agrees to go to Cleve-
land IN the meantime.
Another important move In the Chad.
wick case today was a buried confer
encc Of her counsel with LAWYER Geo.
Ryall representing Banker Newton Of
Brookllne, Mass, and Mrs Chadwick
at the Tombs. Mrs Chadwick had pre-
yiously received what was believed To
be a cablegram from her husband in
Europe AT the conclusion OF he COM
ference Mr., Ryall said he again had
hopes that Mr.. Newtons claim would
be paid
MIS-. Chadwick was stlll eager TO 20
10 Cleveland today unless bail could be-
secured by her counsel. Efforts to se-
cure her release were made, but had
not been successful at ! O'clock.
MI Carnegie Will be paid cents q
mile for his trip TO Cleveland. and
yL5O a day for his time when actually
before the grand jury
New YORK, Dec l2-Early today bail
had not been secured for the release
or Mrs Cassie l., Chadwick from tho
Tombs prison nor had she given notice
OF any intention TO waive examination
IN this city and go to Cleveland for a
hearing Apparently reconciled tenn
porarily TO prison restraint and fare
and satisfied that should the attempt
to provide the bail now required the
amount would be Immediately so in
creased as 10 become practically pro-
nlbltive II was believed today that Mrs
Chadwick had consented to act upon
the advice OF her counsel and await the
examination in New York next Satur-
day
Mrs. Chadwick appears TO have en-
iirely recovered from the severe attacks
OF nervousness which attended her first
few hours IN the Tombs and apprehen.
sion Of a collapse Is no longer entertain
ed by the prison physician.
Speculation as 10 whether Andrew
Carnegie would be called to testify was
heightened by the remarkable dis
closure made by Treasurer Ira Rev.
nolds, OF the Wade Park bank Of
Cleveland, The charge against Mrs.
Chadwick is that she signed a check
for $1,000 when she had no funds in
the Oberlln. Ohio. bank, and then pro.
cured certifcatlon Of the check by
the two bank officials under arrest at
Oberlin. The authorities In attempt
ing 10 put Mr.. Carnegie on the stand
argue, however, that the bank officials
certified the check because OF the yarI-
Gus Carnegie notes" about which they
had heard 80 much and some Of which
they had seen. Therefore Il Is claimed
Mr. Carnegie's testimony Is not IT.
relevant A subpoena for Andrew Car
ncgle TO testify in the Chadwick case
was received by the authorities in this
city tolay. II was Issued I'm Ohio.
GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING.
Cleveland, Ohio. Dec. l2-The grand
jury OF Cuyah0ga county commenced
today an investigation into the az.
fairs Of Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick. IL IL
probable that the inquiry win last
throughout the day and even possible
that no vote VIII be taken on the evi-
dcnce before tomorrow County Prose-
cutor Keelcr was confident, however,
that an indictment would be voted be-
fore night
Although Il is the desire Of the prose
cutting attorney TO secure an Indictment
for forgery he has arranged his evil
dcnce m such manner as % cover
pretty much all manner OF irregular-
ties IN financial dealing. and II a vote
against Mrs. Chadwick should be re-
fused IN any one particular he is con-
ndent Of holding her on something else.
His main dependence however. ls the
evidence pointing to forgery.
Among the witnesses present az the
opening Of the session OF the grams
Jury were c. X. Whitney OF Oberlin
and Receiver Lyon, OF the Citizens
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