The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-12-04
Attachment Levied on Mrs,
 ChadWick's Personal Effects COUNSEL IS NOT ALARMED
State Positively That Obligations VIII All Be Settled, Rendering Fur. ther Step3 By Court
 Unnecessary.

New York. December 3-"There is ab- solutely nothing to prevent Mrs. Cassie L. Chadwick from leaving the Holland house with her baggage if she sees fit," said MT. Carpenter counsel for Mrs. Chadwick. when asked concerning writ of attachment that Is said to have been served on her baggage and personal be- longngs at the Holland today, to satis- fy claim which Fifth avenue modiste had presented.
 "The papers were served on the man. ager of the hotel and not on my client personally, and that fact renders the ser vlce null and vo.d," continued Mir. Car penter.
 AS matter of fact, Mrs. Chadwick has no intention of leaving New York for few days. but there would be no legal objection if she saw fit, according to ny view of the law"
 MT. Carpenter Is of the opinion that the appointment of a receiver will net complicate glatters unnecessarily.
 It must be borne in mind" he said that there Is great difference betweea voluntary and involuntary bankruptcy.
 Nathan Loeser, who was appointed re eeiver il Cleveland yesterday, said to day as 1t would be necessary to bring al action in court to gain possession of Mrs Chadwicks property, he would undoubt. edly-aefer action for time, and that be- fore taking further steps he would confer with Mrs. Chadwick's counsel. The attorneys representing her In New ! ork have not as yet had any communi- cation from MT. Loeser who Is in the Ohio city.
 All Claims Will Be Settled.
 A man who is fully conversant with Mrs. Chadwicks affairs said tonight that by the time the bankruptcy matter came to the attention of the court the claims of Mrs. Chad wick would be settled, ren-l dering further action by the courts un. necessary. He said that the turn of al fairs in Cleveland would not affect tie settlement of the claim of Herbert D. Newton of BroolSline, Mass, whose suit against Mrs. Chadwick was the first filed.
 The informant of the Associated Press said that this claim had been alJusted to the satisfaction of both sides and that the formal money transfer would be made in a few days
 Shadowed By Detectives.
 A story was published in an evening paper to the effect that several detec- tives alleged to be in the employment of a New York millionaire, whose name has been mentioned In connection with the Chadwick case, are shadowing Mrs. Chadwick The paper says two detec- tives are in the Holland house in the guse of patrons, while others are watch Ing the exits and lounging about the cor riders. The hotel management is quite unaware of the alleged presence of de- tectives and 1t has been impossible to confirm the story.
 In contradiction to the statement of MT. Carpenter, Deputy Sheriff Frank C. Rim said tonight that he served the attach ment on Mrs. Chadwick personally today after first serving it on a clerk and Man ager Harriam of the hotel.
 Rim says he was permitted to go to the Chadwick apartments where he found Mrs. Chadwick reclining on a couch. Owing to her deafness Rim says he was obliged to carry on a conversation in Il loud voice. When he made his errand known the deputy says Mrs. Chadwick took the papers and placed them on a table beside her. He continued:
 T then searched the room as well as l could but all I could find there was a small handbag and a woman's hat and jacket.
 "We have been informed that Mrs. Chadwick has changed her apartments in the Holland three times. We believe that the handbag that found in her room does not constitute all of her ef- fects