Evening bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1895-1912, 1905-01-07
Changes Name to Hoover.

Changes Name TO Hoover.
In 1893 she was released on parole
In 1894, calling herself Mrs. CO..
Hoover, she lived at No lGG Frank
lin avenue with her mother and sister
and son Of about five years Aug.
20, 1897. she married Dr. Leroy $.
Chadwick. Nov 2, 1901. she was sued
by Banker Newton for $3.50. 600,
lee. z, 1904, arrested IN New York for
aiding and abetting In dcfrauding
Citizens National Bank Of Oburm;
Nov. 3. 1904 held In $4,000 bail and
locked up In the Tombs
Her Secret Known TO Many.
Al first slow to believe In the amaz
Ing history that bit by bit has been
brought TO light by the newspapers
the people of Cleveland are now firm.
~ convinced that II ~ true Scores
OF lawyers and bankers have known Il
for years. but all kept quiet Now
nothing else Is discussed nor has been
discussed Tor the past three weeks.
The name Of Chadwick ~ on every
tongue and H. oven the subject OF
Jokes In the local theatres. The news.
boys cry necessarily, Another sonsa.
ton In tho Chadwick easel and, II
you offrr check In any store or hotel
the clerk IL sure 10 ash, This isn't one
~ Cassio's II ~"
Instead OF fiimilamming anyone her"
YOU now Chadwick him.
Elizabeth BiRlcy's father was n far.
ner, plain. poor. honest she was one
OF eight children, six Of whom were
girls. They were all given fair
tommon.spbool education. such a. all
tho children Of little outofthc.way
places receive.
When she was not yet eighteen years
old she was arrested on the charge Of
forgery, but was acquitted On the
ground OF insanity After this she
left Der home and apparently travelled
for long time. for nothing was heard
Of her OF home except vague report
that she had married man by the
uamo OF Hoover, Of Cleveland
In Isv, or the year following, Eliz.
abcth Wglcy turned up NJ her home
under the name Of Hoover. and said
that she had been married 10 man
by tho name Of Hoover. who was a
good many years older than she, but
who was now dead
Just Out OF Penitentiary.
AZ will be seen later on In this
story, this date was very shortly after
Nine. DO We're was parolcd from the
Ohio penitentiary. II will also be-
seen that at this particular time she
reported herself TO the pcnltcntiary
officials ut Columbus az being with her
mother. Mrs Ann BiRlcy. at Eastwood,
a few miles from Woodstock. ontario.
She did not stay very long with her
mother. but again took to travelling.
end the next any Of her relatives heard
Of her was that she had married n
wealthy and prominent physician Of
Cleveland.
The doings Of Nine. DE We're IN TO.
ledo are matter OF police record. and
are well remembered by Irwin Bedford.
at present clerk OF the circuit court
here. who defended Joseph Lamb, the
young employee OF an express com.
pany, who was jointly indicted with
Nine. DE We're on the charge Of for.
gerry Air. Bedford has all the records
Of that trial, 80 there iE no danger Of
his being mistaken In what he says
Referring yesterday to the statement
issued by Mrs. Chadwick in the TombF
On Thursday that she would explain
all that Nine De We're business ut some
future time. he said: II shall be- much
Interested in seeing how Mrs. Chad.
wick will explain what she calls that
Mime. De We're business. haven't
tho slightest doubt that Il win b.
quite IA interesting ana Ingenious aG
all her previous schomr5 aud ',pIlna.
tons.
Cure She is Nine. De We're.
II don't think any person romcm.
bors her father better than do, and
II IL not possible that I can be mis-.
taken. I remember the first time that
! saw her after her conviction In 1'Ol".
do. happened to be In "a jewelers.
~ ore here In Cleveland. when ! noticed
tie woman | knew as Nine. De vcr"
over some diamonds. | asked one of
the clerks whoshc was, and he said II
WAS Mrs. Chadwick
II thought IL my duty TO inform him
VI what | anew about her. and he IN.
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