The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1905-03-03

IisHI AstSu bankers ana money leHuefS.
Belgium was her haven: She had
in her possession elaborate opinions OF
the leading barristers of the Belgium
capital relative to the treaties which
existed between that country and the
United States. All of these agreed
that these treaties furnished the very
loopholes through which she nigh:
creep with the proceeds of her ill-sot-
ten gains and laugh at all efforts of
pursuit. She could not be extradited
on the charge of forgery:
1T is positively known where large
sums Of money are on deposit in that
city as well as large quantities Of Jew
els. 1t was just about year ago that
Mrs. Chadwick conceived the bold idea
of going to Brussels with the spells of
her career in high finance. She was
shrewd enough to know that some day
her victims would become disillusioned
and that there would be day of reck-
Oning. 80,
"She determined 10 make one more
strike, and it was the city of Pittsburg
that she elected as the scene of the
finale, She had already obtained $780,
900 from Mr.. A. Friend. He believed
her story of her birth and parentagc.
In February of last year she sent her
husband to Europe. About the same
time a large consignment of the Chad
wick mansion treasures is believed to
have been sent to Brussels. - =
Mrs. Chadwick then began the cul-
tivation of the proposed Pittsbutg VIC
he 10 fcf
at her home in that city.
ION these occasions servants Of hers
dressed in her own gowns, posed as the
wives of Clevelanders, and were intro
duced as such to the guests from Pitts
burg. There was one occasion when
she entertained these people at the
Hollenden hotel. She made a number
of trips to Pittsburg herself during
the summer, going as often as twice
IN ,na dlf
Several flying trips were necessary
to New York city, but still she was UNI
able to negotiate the large loans she
wanted to make. The business was
taking more time than she anticipated
and, being DESTROYS of having certain
jewels which were in Europe here to
further her plans, she sent for the doc
tor, nslructlng nlm what 10 orihs Win
MN. s b. "A ee.!n
he had peen iivlng az the Hotei
Metropoie, one OF the most expensive
hoteis IN Brussels. from letters Whlch
the federal authorities nave N tne l
possession IT was SHOWN tnat the uoc-
tor expected 70 make ms ais nome tnere,
and was creating the IMPRESSION Which
Wnlcn CiiduWick naa "isiieu ne silouia.
He Went to places, met fashiona MAJ
people ana conducted hlfnselt as
wealthy american. he returned on
august ~ lsV4. .s.ss,4z. ..e .m
AZ last success seemed " Us g iiailu !,
relative to the Pittspurg money ana
Mrs. Chadwick sent the doctor back
to Europe again lie sailed on Novem.
Der OF last year Ihen me CLOUD
burst and Mrs ChadWic fsfy arrest ioi-
lowed, though not without her iilaklfl y
a grand effort III New YORK 10 OBTAIN
| this last sum OF money. b.. ,s.*.
The United States treasury depart
ment was astonished az the magni .ls
| Of her purchases abroad Pas ana the ease ease
with which she hoodWinKeu the new New
York customs ofiicers' up 70 , the pre- pre-
sent time there have peen en- traced pur-
chases IN Parls ana i5rlssels assressat-
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