The San Francisco call., 1904-12-08

both Of us you are a prisoner ana L
have no right TO leave you here alone.
VIII do everything I can TO reheFe
YOU OF annoyance, however
COACHED BY ATTORNEY.
When the conference was in progress
a man believed TO be Powers, one OF
Mrs. Chadwick's counsel, entered the
room and began TO advise her. he told
her TO stay in bed and under no circum-
stances 10 leave the room. Marshal
Henkel took exception TO the advice
and said:
If Mrs. Chadwick needs my advice
as a prisoner III give il TO her NO at
tempt viii be made TO move her away
from her room tonight, but she must
go before Commissioner Shields IN the
morning"
The secret service men engaged
room adjoining Mrs. Chadwick's suite
and established themselves there Tor
the night. while one Of the Marshals s
men was posted in Mrs Chadwick
bedroom, one. outside her door and an
other IN the corridor.
Marshal Henkel said he would re-
main in direct supervision Of things all
night.
George RyaII. a lawyer representing
Newton Of Broolline. one Of Mrs. Chad
wick's creditors. called to see her soon
after her arrest He whispered with
her FOR a moment and then left the
room.
Soon after the arrest and before it
was known whether Mrs. Chadwick
would be taken from the hotel at once
or not the hotel management sent TO
Mrs. Chadwick a bill for the rooms up
to to-day. She paid il and the bill was
returned 10 her receipted- By. permis-
sion Of the Marshal Mrs. Chadwick tel
ephOned 10 her physician, Dr. Moore.
F-ar- "a ar 2d a
few moments later. The physician said
that although he had advised her sew
eral days ago 10 go to a sanitarium,
she would be able TO appear tomorrow
before the United States Commissioner.
B. j. Whitney. who is a director Of
the Citizens National Bank of Oberlin,
Ohio. called and asked to see the pris-
oner. but permission was denied him.
CARNEGIE'S NAME MENTIONED.
Andrew Squire. who came here yes
terday from Cleveland with Fri Rey-
nOlds, secretary Of the Wade Park
Banking Company, had a half-hOur's
conversation with Mrs. Chadwick. At
the conclusion Of the conference Squire
said:
The arrest of Mrs. Chadwick does
not i'm any way affect the holding we
have Of her securities and it does not
change the legal proceedings necessary
snthe further evolution Of the case"
Squire further said that he did not
know the present whereabouts Of Rey-
uOlds. who is said 10 have in his pos
session the S5.000.O0 in securities be
longing to Mrs. Chadwick.
The deputy marshals and secret ser
vice men who were in Mrs. Chadwick
room said that the name Of Andrew
Carnegie was mentioned several times
and that the sound Of the name each
II IRE he 5xr-fa ra
The officers added that, though nerv-
Gus. Mrs. Chadwick does not appear as
III as reported.
The present arrangements are that
Mrs Chadwick viii be taken 70 Com
missioner Shields Office at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning. and il is under
stood that an application will be made
II q United States Circuit Court Judge
by the United States District Attorney
for reouest Of removal TO Ohio.
TEXT OF THE COMPLAINT.
The complaint upon which the war
rant Of arrest was issued was headed:
Cassie /. Chadwick. implicated with
&. T. Beckwith and A. r. Spear"
The complaint was made by United
States Assistant District Attorney
Ernest y. Baldwin, and recites that
on or about August 26. 1903, in Oberlin,
ohio, G. T. Beckwith and a. B. Spear,
respectively the president and cashier
of the Citizens National Bank of
Cberlin, did uniawfully. knowingly.
feloniously and willfully misapply a
portion Of the money. funds and cred
its Of the Citizens National Bank with
the intent on their part to injure and
defraud the banking association and
its shareholders and directors, that IS
10 say, the sum Of Si2500, by willfully
cashirg and paying this amount from
the funds Of this bank. a certain check
heretofore drawn on said banking as
sociation being as follows:
~oBERLIN. Ohio Aug "a 1903
The Citizens National Bank: Pay to the
orcer of g. l. Chadwick OF order Si2,500.
fSigned) &C. L. CHADWICK.
a. p. SPEAR Cashier
Good only when indorsed."
That the same Cassie L. Chadwick.
by whom this check was drawn, did
not have on deposit at this bank the
amount Of money named or any
sum whatever 10 pay this check. as
Beckwith and Spear well knew"
The source Of this information is
given SIS an affidavit Of complaint
made by Frank NJ Chandler and
sworn and subscribed 10 before Per-
nard +. Brough. United States Com
missioner for the Northern District OF
Ohio. on December 8. 1904.
HOW ARREST WAS PLANNED.
CLEVELAND. Dec When shown
the press bulletin which told Of the
arrest Of Mrs. Chadwick in New York.
United States District Attorney Sulli-
van gave the particulars Of how the
case had been handled during the past
week
Mrs. Chadwick's arrest had been
under contemplation for the last
week" he said Il was going TO cause
her arrest on Sunday, when the war
rants for BeCkwith and Spear were
sworn out. but I thought it well to go
slow in the matter. At O'Clock last
night in Toledo United States Marshal
Chandler appeared before q United
States Commissioner Brough and
swore 10 an affidavit charging Mrs.
Chadwick with aiding and abetting in
the misapplication Of the funds Of a
national bark. II was specifically
stated IN the affidavit that Mrs Chad
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