The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-02-28
NEW MOVE FOR MRS.CHAD
MOTION MADE TO QUASH THE
INDICT MENTS IN THE CASE.
The Trial Is set for Monday Next. and
Mr. Carnegie Expects To lie on Hand
MIR. Friend OF Plttsburs starts for
Florida, but VIII Come Back In Time.

CLEVELAND. Feb. 27.-Attomey Jay p.
Dawley, counsel for Mrs. Cassie L. Chad
wick. sprung a surprise on tho Govern
ment this afternoon by filing a motion to
quash the indictments against her. The
motion will be argued before Judge Taylor
tomorrow morning
Mrs Chadwioks trial is set for next
Monday. Andrew Carnegie is still in
Florida, but will arrive here on Saturday
night ready to testify in the case. While
here he will be the guest Of Sylvester T.
Everett, 1899 Euclid avenue who has one
Of the finest residences in this city.
Mrs. Chadwick admitted in an inter-
view to-day that on her trips abroad she
had bought 5000 COO worth of jewolry, Of
which about half had been imported to this
country She said that of this. 1928 GOO
still remains abroad Ludwig Nissen. a
banker and jeweller at 1872 Broadway,
New York was named by her as the holder
of large block of this.
Collector Of Customs Leach says he
knows that Nissen had lot OF jewelry
but he sold it, Leach says in December.
Mrs Chadwick about doubles the thing, :
said Leach She has imported about
$50. 900 to 100000. don't doubt that she
may have abroad about half what she says
she has
Mira Chadwick also said that she had
lost the jewelry because of large commits
aons charged for her loans. and does not
care what becomes Of the valuables now.
She denies that she smuggled the jewelry.
PIITsBURG. Feb. III Chadwick Chad
wick Where have / heard that name
before All, yes | recolect now, But
that was a long time ago. wasn't IL? |
had hgUat paODlp had fprCOftaD
James W Friend, the Pittsburg banker,
who is said TO have played the good Samari-
tan to Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick when she
came to him with a talk about being the
daughter OF Andrew Carnegie, and handed
her $500 0Oo TO have and TO hold for one
year on condition that she would return
~ the expiration Of that time with $500, 600.
made this remark tonight as he was about
TO step on board train for Florda. He
expects to come back to testify when Mrs.
Chadwick Is put on trial. Mr.. Friend was
asked il it were true that he had In safe
in New York about S250OOO Of Mrs. Chad
wick's gems to hold against her note 10
him He laughed and said 1T IL but a
dream. my boy. a dream. no such luck,
no such luck for mine This was the first
time that Mr.. Friend has spoken regarding
the Chadwick affair and TO those who heard
him it seemed that he has given up hope
of ever getting one cent of the fortune he
handed out to the woman
Ludwig Nissen. the jeweler said yes
terday that he had no diamonds belong
ing to Mrs. Chadwick. He never sold her
any precious stones, he says. nor ever
held any belonging to her for safe keeping
Il met Mrs. Chadwick two or three years
ago, said Mr. Nissen, but never had any
business dealings with her ! met her
possibly twice and was introduced to her
by a friend. don't care 70 tell who 1t
was thet introduced US. You can't deny
too positively that ! ever had any dealings
with Mrs Chadwick