Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-12-05
CHADWICK CABLES.
Will Stand by Wife in Her Great
 Difficulties.

NEW YORK, Dec 5.-Dr. Leroy z. Chadwick, the husband of Cassie L. Chadwick, whose financial troubles have been undergoing the thrashing out process for the past week, has come out with brief statement from Europe. He has cabled to Philip Car 1 penter, Mrs. Chadwick's counsel, from some place abroad, the name of which Mir. Carpenter would not disclose, re- 1 questing that gentleman to "deny the published statements redecting on Mrs. ChadWick's life and character"
 '"They are absolutely false" the ca blegram reads. q wish to have it un- derstood that I stand by Mrs Chad wick in every particular in her present 1 troubles. feel that she has been greatly wronged by the publications and that she is being persecuted by some of her creditors"
 Dr. Chadwick cabled as soon as he saw the reports. MT. Carpenter added:
 "AH of the members of the doctors family are also standing by Mrs. Chad wick leyally and are in entire sympa- 1 thy with her.
 'I know that Dr. Chadwick would be 1 by his wife's side looking out for her if he was in this country.
 There is no doubt that all the claims against Mrs. Chadwick will be paid if her smaller creditors will only exercise 1 little patience. Bankruptcy proceed | ings and attachment suits do their pro- motors no good whatever, and creditors resorting to these and other harassing methods will certainly not hasten the settlement of their claims.
 Mrs. Chadwick has acted in the most honorable way in all her deal ings that have come to my knowledge. One very good evidence of this is found in the unshaken confidence still repos- ed in her by her largest creditors and those who know her best''
 A Cleveland special dispatch says 1 that United States Marshal Chandler, with several deputies, went over to Oberlin with warrants for the arrest of President Beekwith and Cashier Spear of the failed Citizens National bank and took them into custody.
 It is reported that Mrs. Leroy s. Chadwick is in a state of almost total collapse in her apartment in the Hol- land House. Immediately following the service. on her of papers in writ of attachment obtained by Louise 6 Go, a Fifth avenue millinery establish ment, because of the return from Cleveland of check for 1000 marked '.No funds," she sent for pr. A. A. Moore and spent the remainder of the day in bed.
 1 To such an extent has the strain of her difficulties told on her that she be came hysterical, and all plans that she | had made to return to Cleveland have l been for the time being abandoned. l She had intended leaving on Friday night. As long as this attachment stands it will prevent her from taking any of the contents of her three large 1 trunks or any of her personal belong l ings scattered about her apartments, except such as would be considered l legally as necessaries of life. There is nothing, however, to prevent her from l herself leaving whenever she pleases and going wherever she likes.
 There has been frequent mention in the Chadwick case of document at testing to Mrs. ChadwicS's securities, supposed to be in the hands of Fri Key holds, secretary and treasurer of the Wade Park Banking company. This is e copy of it:
 gro Whom It May Concern.-I here by certify that I have in my possession S5, COG, GOO in securities belonging to Cassie L. Chadwick and that neither myself nor the Wade Park bank nor any other person has any claim upon l the same"
 One of the most remarkable phases 1 of this remarkable case is the ap- parent unconcern of Herbert B. New tons attorneys over either the appoint ment of receiver in Cleveland for all of Mrs. Chadwicks effects or the at 1 tachment of her belongings here. George Ryall, attorney for Herbert B. Newton, said late last night:
 ''The attachment proceedings and the bankruptcy proceedings are not both ering us any. There is no question but 1 that all those people will get their money. No definite time has been fixed for the payment of Mir. Newton's claim, but we are not in the least dis 1 turbed. We are resting on our oars. Our claim and the others will be paid. We are thoroughly satisfied with the situation"
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