The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1905-03-25
WOMAN PAID BIG
SUMS FOR LOANS NJ
Mrs. Chadwick Says She Gave
Newton $112,soo Commits
sions for $4,000.
WILLING 10 TELL EVERYTHING /: IN
Examination, Discloscs 4AsAsd1sl[ i-
tional Assets Of 100000. !,
Amount Of Indebtedness. IL
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CLEVELAND OHIO. March En- In
the bankruptcy court here o.day Mrs.
Cassie &. Chadwick detailed some Of her
financial transactions In the course Of on
examination by Attorney LOFTS y. Cross :
man, acting for Trustee Nathan I.oeser. \
Mrs. Chadwick said that she was not
able to give as many details Of the trans rF*'.
actions AS she would like to, because OF
the absence OF papers which were held
in n number Of cities. She had sent for
the papers and expected to have them
when the hearing is continued next ~
Thursday. Mrs Chadwick stified that
the total Indebtedness would not exceed
s75O,ooo. or this sum borrowed from va "a.
rious persons, she had received only sol1,-
900. leaving s26s,O00 for commissions 70
the money lenders. She said she owed
certain banks In Cleveland 100000.
Willing to Talk.
Mrs. Chadwick walked from the county
jail to the bankruptcy court this after.
noon, a distance of one block. She looked
we'll and appeared cheerful. She cx-
pressed Willingness to tell all that SHE
could of her financial affairs
The examination disclosed additional
assets OF $4,000 OF this amount s5S,0Oo
IS due from Charles III. Stewart, OF Cleye-,
land, and thercsisE s150OO0 worth OF jew
elry $hcld by Wolfcrs Brothers, OF l3rus-
sells, Belgium Mrs Chadwick asserts
that there arc other assets, consisting OF
iewelry and valuable articles held by othar,
persons for2fhcr.
Mr.. Grossman said IN his opening
statement that he believed Mrs. Chadwick
owed debts to. the extent of $9,O000O0,
~ Q tn, ccotc
had been located. He asked Mrs. Chad
wick to assist the trustee for the creditors
in locating all that could be found of her.
property This Mrs. Chadwick said she
was willing to do. KY ss3 81
She denied that her ebtcdness would
amount to 81, 900, 900 or any sum near IT.
She said the sum Of $75o, 900, which she
admits slln owed. would include the boz
muses. paid for the loans. .s
The Newton Loan.
Relative to tho suit Of Herbert D. New
ton Of 13rooklinc, Mass, to recover 190.-i
500 loaned By him. Mrs. Chadwick said
Mr. Newton held her paper for that sum-
but that she did not receive that much
money from him. n. 1? ~, #
.',TIow mlch$did he give you actuallS??"4
Mr.. Grossmnn asked 5
1T would represent $4,000, I replied Mrs.
Chadwick. I'M 53s 8 Ia III
4 Then you paid s11o,sco commission for
the Newton! loans q" II s. II :
Yes. = 4. "a. Tx "A, Il &. s.s5,5s. !. 81 5ss &
Mrs Chadwick said She had received
from James a: Friend, OF Z Pittsburg,
SIS, O0c. For this she said she gave lin
notes for $4,000 Regarding the Belgian
jewclry transaction Mrs. Chadwick said:
THAT was jewclry r bought abroad and
left with VOTERS Brothers to set. 1t was
all paid for, DIS It was all purchased I'M
der contract, ID be paid for Il IT suited.
Wolfers, Brothers ;sent their bill and !
paid $1,000 on IT, The Job was to take
about aSvear.s They, are nov suing INC. :
What was the cost of this jeWelry?.
T do not remember exactly. | think 1t
was between $4,000 and $500, OoO,'
Mrs. Chadwick told ofEan indebtedness
OF 100000 to Raymond and Whitcomb. Of
New York, who she said cashed her
checks, and Of borrowing $4,000 from a
broker, to whom she repaid $4,000 IN
interest and commissions.
Asked II she ever made any loans to
DR.. Cha6wick's brother In Jacksonville,
Fla, MS. Chadwick replied tina she had
mot. She said that she had paid him
some $4,000 or. $4,000 due the Chadwick
estate, and that he had no property be-
longing to her
The examination was adjourned until
next Thursday
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