New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-14
INTENDS TO PAY ALL.
hrs. Chadzcick Talks on Tram
CmefulIg Guarded.

Poughkeepsie y. V. Dec. 13.-Extraordinary
precautions were taken by United States Mar
shall Henkel before he left Mrs Chadwick in
the hands of his deputy marshals at One-hun-
dred d-twenty- ffth-st, New-York All her
baggage was overhaued. and two TASKS were
taken from bag carried by her maid as well
as pair of scissors. The windows of her state
room were fastened down by wedges
q have reasons for taking these precautions
were Marshal Henkels last words He would
not discuss the precautions further.
Mrs. Chadwick was not left alone after taking
the train James P. Kicker Joseph Kumb.
the United States deputy marshals who are
escorting her TO Cleveland. remained either In
her stateroom sitting just outside it, with
the door partly opened. She had as baggage
three small satchels and cardboard box The
smallest of the bags carried by Mrs. Chad
wick, and she admitted to one of the deputy
marshals that it contained valuable papers.
Mrs. Chadwick was cheerful on her ride to-
night. She smiling and almost buoyant in
spirit: She promised tonight that she would
make everything clear in Cleveland.
She has Stateroom at the forward end of the
buffet car Aida, the remainder of which is taken
up almost completely by newspaper men and
the deputy marshals. She will be allowed to
have her meals in the dining If she wishes,
but under all circumstances a deputy marshal
will keep her in sight.
Il would have returned ten days ago.. Mrs
Chadwick said, had 1 not been asked by my
Cleveland counsel to stay away. so that I would
not have to testify in the preliminary hearing
against my good friends Beckwith and Spear
When ! get to Cleveland / will make fight for
the securities that Mr. Reynolds holds and for
the deed of trust. AS matters now stand, 1 am
entirely in the dark to how my affairs in
Cleveland proceeding. 1t quite impos-
sible for while locked up to attempt to plan
~ 4 Tllnf
against the advice of counsel, | decided to re-
turn. Inasmuch my Cleveland lawyers have
never practised before the criminal bar, 1 do
not know whom shall employ To represent me
in the criminal charges recently brought against
me- shall take several days to think that mat
ter over but when / do make the fight people
viii know that-L never received one dollar dis
honestly
-- Furthermore / will give the names of those
with whom I have done business. and I will
show that not only have 1 stood by my cred
itors up to this time. but that I will stand by
them till the very moment of my death. in
tend to pay every dollar of my Indebtedness.
II wish TO deny emphatically that I ever re-
ceived dollar from Henry Phipps from
any Phipps. I further wish TO say that while
I have had money from Pittsburg people I have
never had a particle of Pittsburg paper. see
that it has been stated that decided to leave
New York because / was afraid to face Mr.
Carnegie l fully expected he would go TO
Cleveland tonight.
Positively DR.. Chadwick never left me be-
of my financial difficulties anything
that was said against my reputation or for any
other cause. He has cabled me several times
since my trouble in New-York asking If he
could do anything or if he should come home.
| have insisted in every instance that he re-
main in Paris, as his presence here is unneces-
sary and 1 deemed it advisable that he con-
tinue the medical treatment he is receiving
there.
Il appreciate the statement OF Mrs. Hetty
Green. She stated my feelings in this affair
even better thain I could do myself. and she
evidently realized that l am what l am-an
emphasize the fact that my husband has not
left me. cable to DR.. Chadwick would bring
him back on the fastest steamer. 1t is &C
knowledged fact that have raised more than
$1,000,0OO, and if I had wanted to take even a
small part Of if and go away couldn't 1 have
done so long before this?"
Mrs. Chadwick was asked: is II true "a
published, that the $5.00OO0O securities held by
Reynolds are worthless?
She said: Now, you asking me CUES
TONS and refused to say any more on the
question of securities.
Speaking in reference to the closing OF the
Oberlin Bank, she said:
Il could not borrow enough money TO break a
bank without having security back Of
it But she declined 10 say what this some
thing might be. She asked if the formal
! statement she intends to make will change pub
! lie opinion.
| Il don't know how much It takes to do that"
| How do you think you will be received in
! Cleveland"
Il have received many encouraging letters
from my friends there"
! DO you think your friends of social imnort
/ ance will go back you?"
Many of them have offered me financial aid