The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-23
DIR. CHADWICK IS INDICTED Grand Jury Finds Another
 Bill. WOMAN ALSO IN TOLLS Charges Forging the S. 900,
 900 Carnegie Note. Husband sf Great ws.an swiadlsss Aiong with His Spouse, InAset-
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 tradition Papers Secured.
WOMAN ALSO IN TOLLS

Cleveland. O.. Dec. 22.--Dr. LeRoy & Chadwick and his wifs. Mrs. Cassie l. Chadwick. were jointly indicted by the county grand jury this afternoon on the charge of having forged and ut- tered $5,0o0.000 note signed by An- drew Carnegie.
 Dr. Chadwick is now on his way to New York from Paris. and is expected | to land next Wednesday. As soon as the Indictment was returned Sheriff Barry >of this county made arrange ments to secure Dr. Chedwick's extra dition. He will meet the steamer on it's arrival.
 This is the third time that Mrs. Chad- wick has been indicted by the county grand jury but Is the first instance of her husbands name apearing in legal proceedings in the case. The indict- ments already returned against Mrs. Chadwick are similar to the one re- turned today. except that they covered the Issue of S250.000 and s50o,0c0 notes signed by Andrew Carnegie. Mrs. Chadwick was reclining on couch before her cell in the jail when she was informed this afternoon of the action of the grand jury. She appear only If there had been any one else
 
 son who has figured in the case to some extent, She declined to make any com ment, saying:
 Tt will do me no good to discuss my affairs in the newspapers. There has been so much misrepresentation that have decided to do no further talking. and I am also acting on the advice of my attorney in this respect"
 The grand jury's action was some- x.rlxn Ik first that its report would be made Saturday Prosecutor Keeier counted on delay in securing the necessary. papers for Dr. Chadwicks return and feared that the steamship on which he is O passenger possibly might arrive Lefore they were secured. Sheriff Bar- ry arranged to obtain the requisition from Governor Herrick. of Ohio and will leave Sunday nignt for Albany, N. r.. to obtain extradition papers from Governor odell. Dr. Chadwick. It Is expected. will not resist returning S Cleveland.
 There are many things which Dr. Chadwick will have to eGr lain and l hope he will do so," said Prosecutor Keeler this afternoon.
 He and Mrs Chadwick may be tried on the indictments separately or to- gether. Each has right to trial sim &Iy, IT IL IS ueSITeu. ne JurOTS VIII finish their work Saturday. The Chad wick investigation so far as this jury Is concerned is ended But cannot gay that this concludes our inquiry into this matter. It Is possible there may be other developments.
 The grand jury has spent more than two weeks in its investigation of the Chadwick affair. It is understood that 1t was mainly on the testimony of President Beckwith of the Citizens Na- tional Bank of Oberlin, O., which fail- ed recently that the jurors voted to indict Dr. Chadwick. A number of persons whose names have frequent- ly appeared In connection with the case went before the jury at various times to give testimony.
 Mrs. Chadwick was in better health today than she has been for some time. Her only visitors are her attorneys and occasionally her son Emil Hoover. Sheriff Barry has now allowed him to see her. contrary to jail rules.
 Nathan Loeser. receiver for the Chad wick property. who is trying to locate assets for the benefit of creditors, said today that he had obtained information concerning the whereabouts of the trunk and satchel belonging to Mrs. Chadwick, and which were taken from the Holland House fin New York during her stay there. He expects to recover them, but does not know if they con- tain valuables.