The Washington times., 1905-01-09
She Defles Powerful Men
Who Have Desert
ed Her.
PROMISES A SENSATION
Has Deep Sympathy for
Husband and Mr.
Beckwith.

CLEVELAND. jan e.-Fear the for
gery cfarges.' exclaimed Mrs. Cassie L.
Chadwick. Never. They are false I
fear neither them nor the technical
charges IN the Federal courts. l know
that I was reported as having said TO
the sheriff that my cniy cerearn was
oyer the forgery charges. but / never
said So 1 don't fear any Of them In
not afraid of either court or any court
in tie land.
Il defy. them al.iH' she said in her
contempt fer the powerful nel. who,
she says, were her friends in prosperity.
but have now deserted her
But they are only men,. she said
with sigh. They turn their backs
on a woman when she is down Cow
ards. They were orce SO full OF assur-
ances and proffers of aid. Now where
are they2 But they shall pay for IT.
I'll suffer, bur not alone. mark you.
They shall pay their share Yes, they
are IN all parts of the country
Courted Three Years.
eDr. Chadwick knew NE for three
wears before NE were married IN Pitts
burg she related 4 might say that
we kept company that long Now, If
he didn't find OFT who I was IN all that
tirse, Il isn't my fault, is it2 Am te
blame # he didn't know whom he was
marrying
why. OF course. not, she said. !
didn't deceive him He deceived him
self, If there was any deception
why don't the Government people
United States Attorney Sullivan ane
Marshal Cbandler-come here 10 me and
!, ask me aboct my past history itlste1ss
of pryfng around here and there aDou
the country she asked
I'D tel them what they want <
know ard spare them their pains Why
can't they treat me .white2 Why don
Trey ask me where nay diamonds are
They go about like a lot. cf school boys
III t=n them where my jewels are Yes
III give them a complete list OF every
thing, and not ask them to take my
word, either They can go and look aTe
see for themselves that 1 tell the truth :
Mrs. Chadwick had reference TO th'
still hunt which the receiver for hel
creditors in bankruptcy is making aftel
Chadwick assets
Knows Banking Scorers
WHY don't they come and talk K
me2 Why, would tell them more in
half hour about banking-I mean abou
the robbery OF banks by the banker:
fhemseives-than they can lind out 3!
themselves in sten years
They've had me born IN twenty dl1
ferent places since this thing started,
| laughed Mrs Chadwick. a moment later
"aud they haven't guessed right once
Now, III tell you where I was borrl-el
the ocean. Yes. while my parents wer
on a trip across the ocean I was borl
laaoard ship And that leads 20 an anus
ling, but at the same time embarrassing
Isitaation in Pittsburg, when The docto
and I Were married
| I was asked where I was born, and
told them, and then they didn't know
what 10 do. Finally we figured oUt thz,
1.-The ship was nearer the American saor
at the time l was born than II was [
jany other, and 80 the thing was settled
Phis is on record in Pittsburg"
Devotion Is Pathetic
Mrs. Chadwick's devotion to her RUNE
husband is almost pathetic And yet sh
ltempers that regard with a judicial est
innate ef his good ana bad qualities.
You mustn't think that DR. Chadwic
Host his fortune through Fay transaC
rions." she said THAT isn't true.
In tie first place he never had a pr
vate fortune TO lose. and in the secon
lrIace | gave him more than he ever Ia
before. This talk of his losing $4,000 {
his own money through me is all ro
He never mad that much money.
The doctors present impoverishe
condition appeals 10 he sympathy of h
friends His return home in a secon
icab3a on q comparatively cheap boat an
his habit of eating Al cheap resta urz.nt
mean nothing. He always did trav
that way. except when l was paying Il
bills.
; Wouldn't Spend Car Fare.
why. il Dr. Chadwick had $5.080
lis pocket and nothing to do VITA
penny of it. he would rather walk II
/. teen miles than spei:d q nickel for c;
fare. That's the kind of man he
> and you know IL
And yet Dr. Chadwick is one OF z
best men in the world" she continue
: vigorously defending her husband
think the world of him When | ma
r!ed him DR. Chadwick was an ordina
, } practicing physician. nothing more I
: was making probably from $3.00G TO 81.
. a year.
.'Of course. he came from a good c
:. family. but that fact did not augme
; his income appreeiably- The only Ia
: ury he ever knew was after he rnarri
> ne, and l kept him in luxury
i .Oh, yes, / had plenty OF money, a
. what IS mere. l viii pay off all I
( debts yet Before God. as He is :
Maker. Mrs Chadwick grew hyste
: eaIly drama; tic-''every cent that @
viii be paid That is. all the il
; claims 1 know IL 1 swear il here no
i I VIII stiE show them that thei- IA
~ me was not misplaced.
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