The San Francisco call., 1905-03-25

jeweIry held in Pittsburg, Henry
Wurst Of Elyria and Ludwig Nissen of
New York once had in their possession
jewelry belonging to her and taken as
security for loans. She said she be-
lieved Nissen had sold a rope of pearls
valued as high as $4,000, given on a
loan of $1,000 Mrs Chadwick also
gave her note to Nissen for the loan,
but the note having been renewed time
and again Nissen finally sold the rope
of pearls. To the question by Gross
man whether there was any jewelry in
Europe. Mrs. Chadwick replied: There
is some in the hands of Wolfers Broth
ers Of Brussels
What is that transaction"
That was jewelry 1 bought abroad
and left with WoIfers Brothers TO set.
II was not paid for, as IT was pur-
chased under contract. to be paid for IL
1t suited. Wolfers Brothers sent their
bin and I paid $4,000 on 1t. The job
was TO take about a year. They are
now suing me"
What was the cost Of this jewelry?''
Il do not remember exactly. 1 think
ii was between S150.0o0 and 5000, ,0O0.'
REQUIRES HER PAPERS.
Any one else abroad who holds any
Of your jewelry?"
no, sir"
ANY other property. laces or furs?''
4 would rather tell you in private ''
rs there any other property in this
country. held for loans, jewelry, laces.
furs. furniture or anything?"
4 cannot say without the papers
While you were in New York the
last time you sent Emil, your son. TO
the Cleveland Trust Company for a
package What was in that package?'
Just letters. Some that do not re-
late 10 this matter at all. and others
that related TO the property in Europe.
To get money in New York I had to
have those letters"
In the past two or three years you
had dealings with the Raymond &
Whitcomb Company, steamship agents
and bankers What were they? This
paper would indicate that you owe
them sos, ,sss Y. Can you explain it?"
Il must have time to look at the pa
per. They cashed my Cleveland checks
trouble with a cashier. 1 do not know
what my account is with them"
FINANCES OF FAMILY.
Here is e contract with them where
by you are to lend Mr.. Whitcomb
s75.307. Were you able to make that
loan at that tine?"
That loan was never executed. 1t
was not 10 be loan at all. but an ex-
change Of property"
You borrowed large sum OF money
from w V. Coons, a broker. Do you
remember the amount"
The first loan was SIS, 900. I gave
him notes for S97, 500"
when were they made payable %
within five days"
What represents the difference be.
tween ss5.0oo and se7,5oo7"
Before this loan was paid, Mrs. Chad
wick said, she had paid s109 900 for II
because Of renewals at increased inter-
est and commissions.
Mrs. Chadwick was asked IL Iri Rey-
nolds, secretary and treasurer of the
former Wade Park Bank, owed her any
money. She replied, Not a cent" To
the question IL she owed him anything
she replied that ii was only a small
amount She would not give the fig
ures. She said there was no security
for it.
Asked IL she had ever made any loans
TO deceive Chadwick's brother in Jack
sonville, Fla, Mrs. Chadwick replied
that she had not She said that she
had paid him some $4,000 or SIS. 900
due the Chadwick estate. and that he
had no property belonging to her. She
added that the doctors brother in Min
nesota did not hold any property be-
longing TO her She admitted that her
husband owed his brother in Mime
sofa $4,000 or $4,000, and that she was
on the paper. A third brother of Dr.
Chadwick in Franklin, Pa, she said,
did not owe her anything She had paid
claims on the estate for ner husband
TO the brother in Franklin similar to
those paid the brother in Minnesota