Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-07
The CREDITORS Of
CASSIE CHADWICK
More Anxious to Bring About a
Settlement Than to precipi.
tate a Crisis
Mr.. CARNEGIE TO SEE NOTES.
Whether They viii be Presented to
Iiim for Payment is Not Yet
Certain.

New York pec. I.-Th1t the creditors
OF Nlrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick as repre-
scented hy the Ohio men VINO arrived iu
NCw York yesterday are more anxious
90 bring about % settlement Of their
claims against the woman than 20 pre-
CIpItAte a crisis By o. sensational legal
stop Is believed by Mrs ChadWck'i
local attorney They think this has
been shown by the many conferences
yesterday without apparent result u
10 pointed out also that no other than
a hope that It Is not too late TO secure
a cash settlement Of the claims against
Mrs. Chadwick explains The delay 100
submitting to Andrew Carnegie the
notes held by the Ohcrln. ONO, BANK
for his decision whether the signature
therein Is genuine Atty Andrew
Squire counsel for Treasurer III Rey-
nOlds Of the Wade Park banking COM
pany of Cleveland ls quoted TO-DAY ms
saying. ~ am I'm this city represent
Ing several creditors. All that l am
locking for Il the cash.
TO RAISE FUNDS.
1t Il mtlmatod that the purpose OF
Mr.. Reynolds trip TO New YORK hl
the request of Mrs Chadwick was 10
eudeavor 10 raise funds on the Chau-
wick securities said TO be worth So,VV'-
0O0 OF which he Is said to be trustee
Despite frequent conferences IN thls
city yesterday and the sudden removal
OF Mrs. Chadwick 10 another hoteL
which emphasized the fact that she Is
watched by two secret service officers
who promptly followed and occupied
rooms near her new quarters, decisive
action I'm the case seems % be held In
allegiance hy some powerful influence
Il was reported today that the delay
was IN measure due 90 a desire 20
prevent the imposition Of hardship W.
on banks with which Mrs. Chadwick
has had dealings, but whose part IN her
financial affairs has not yet been made
public. II Is said that II Il we're known
that other banks had made loans 10
Mrs, Chadwick a run on them might be
started that would DO them great IN
jury No one not intimately connected
with the case knows what these banks
are nor what has become Of a note for
100000 which President Reckwlth, Of
the Oberin bank says De endorsed for
Mrs. Chadwick.
MR.. CARNEGIE.
There was some anticipation that the
return from Washington Of r. II. Old
ham, an attorney OF the ComptrOllers
department, would be a signal for the
presentation 20 Andrew carnegie OF the
notes IN question and that he might
bring Instructions from the comptroller
Of the currency as to his procedure in
the ChadWicH case. There was some
intmatlon today that the local author
tiles Of Cleveland might step into the
case and bring IL 10 an issue by ascer-
tanning officially whether the disputed
notes bear the signature Of Andrew Car
negic.
MRS, CHADWICK'S APARTMENTS.
Mrs. Chadwick occupied today a
three-room suite ON the nth floor Of
the New Amsterdam hotel Immediate
ly adjoining was a room occupied by
secret service agents, Early today there
were several telephone calls for Mrs.
Chadwick from Andrew Squire, the
Cleveland attorney, who arrived In the
city with Fri Reynolds, also OF Cleve-
land. Later Mr. Squire called at the
hotel Asked as TO a likelihood OF q
settlement today he replied
II can't say. My attitude Is recep-
tive but | am not expectant'
Somewhat Of a sensation was caused
I'm the hotel corridor by the appearance
OF an alleged private detective who was
said TO be employed by some Of Mrs
ChadWick's creditors. What was the
object OF his appearance was not ap,
parent. He denied that he was con-
nected with the case Notwithstanding
that he was stationed az the Holland
House throughout Mrs. Chadwicks stay
there.
Mr.. SQUIRE remained with Mrs Chad.
wick about 20 minutes. When he left
the hotel he said Mrs Chadwick was
IN and unable 10 discuss business mat
tiers az present lie expected to return
later In the day II Mrs Chadwick
had recovered sufficiently 10 talk over
matters with him lie said he knew
nothing Of any securities but wished
he did. In addition 10 representing Mr.
Reynolds he said he also represented
"a number OF creditors lie did not know
why Mrs. Chadwick had changed her
residence AZ far as be knew Mrs
Chadwick was 90 remain 90 the New
Amsterdam throughout the day
ATTY. POWERS TALKS.
Edmund W. Powers Of Mrs. Chad
wicks counsel, In an interview today
said.
AR Beckwlth Ia right and he Ia
wrong | never went with Mrs Chad
wick Ia Obcriu but saw Beckwith
there twice and saw him several
times In Cleveland. My FIRST visit 70
Oberln was In September long after
the notes were negotiated,
with reference 10 the Carnegie notes
Mr.. Powers add.
Those notes are now the bone Of
contention and I shall not, as Mrs
Chadwicks counsel, discuss them az
an"
Did YOU advise the bank officials
to the effect that Mrs Chadwick had
millions?" Mr.. Powers was asked.
81 did az believed then and be-
lieye now, that she Is worth millions.
When I went TO the Obarlln and the
Cleveland people ! advised the bank
officials TO delay taking any action I'M
IN the affairs Of Mrs. Chadwick could
be straghtened out satisfactorily
never borrowed a dollar FOR her or me-
qotiated any loans Tor her and / am
trying to help her 90 a settlement Had
the bank officials followed my advice
this crash would not have come"
Just before noon q hurried summons
was sent 10 Dr. Moore. Mrs Chadwick's
physician. asking him 10 call at the
Now Amsterdam hotel at once. No in
formation could be obtained as 10 the
the reason for the summons
SECURITIES ATTACHED
Cleveland. Ohio, Dec. 7--Referee
Herald Remington. acting upon a mo.
ton filed by Nathan Loescr, receiver
for Mrs. Chadwick. has issued an at