The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-05
MRS. CHADWICK TALKS SOME.
HHEN HER STATEMENT COMES
our ALL WILL BE WELL.
Its Instant Erect, She says, WIN De 10
Clear Her Of All Suspicion OF Wrong
dolng-It Is In New York Now Amused
nj some Of tho Published Things

Its Instant EHcct, She says, VIII be TO
Clear Her Of All Suspicion OF Wrong
dolng-It Is in New York Now-Amused
nj some OF the Published Things.
CLEVELAND. Ohio Jan 4.-For the first
time since her incarceration in the county
jail. Mrs. Chadwick consented TO talk to-
day She took occasion to deny several
published statements concerning herself
Mrs Chadwick prefnced matters with the
request that what she might say should
not be construed az her statement OF her
position in the whole matter of her troubles.
She said such statement had already
been prepared. but would not be given out
TO u newspaper.
THE decision to make the statement 10 a
private party and not to publish it, until |
Shall give the word, was arrived at before |
loft New York. and on advice OF the best
lawyers in that city. The statement was
made and has been prepared for use when
| signify the wish that it be given out 1t
is complete and the instant effect OF It will
I've TO clear me OF all suspicion Of wrong
doing and show that my husband and |
have been the victims Of circumstances
and not Of any crime Of our own commits
sion"
~ iltAnllNn VI llfi UuNbdilh NilNt AiAhA-
wicS's eyes filed with tears.
Some of the things printed in the papers
amuse me because of their absurdity but
sone things distress me greatly" she said
1T is not true that asked DR.. Chadwick's
forgiveness when | met him here on his
arrival in the city | could have no occa-
zion 70 ask his forgiveness for have been
a true and loyal wife and mother. Like
ary other gentleman of honor. he came of
his own free will from Europe to be with
me in he hour OF trouble He is good
ard noble man, and shall stand by him
through whatever may come.
What are some of the absurd things In
tie papers that you say amuse your"
Well you know all the papers would
like very much to have what you call n
scoop on my statement of my side of the
case. Well. there is one way that any
Cleveland paper can get that statement
On demand Let any Cleveland paper
prove that I bought an 5000 automobile
and then gave IL away, or that l bought
g. cCo worth Of handkerchiefs at one time.
and ! will cheerfully give that paper the
coveted statement for its exclusive use.
Then it was published that DR.. Chad
wick had lest a fortune of $4,000 through
my operations That is not true and it
could not have come from my reliable
source. Then there was tho statement in
all the papers that Mary Chadwick lost
$4,000 Mary Chadwick never had more
than $4,000 in fact the most she ever had
was 50, 800
Mrs Chadwick looked WE'LL and her bright
ewes and the absence Of lines in her face
indicated an improvement in her health
eince her return 10 Cleveland The more
than slight deafness from which she suf-
fers mikes a conversation with her diff
fcult
Mrs Chadwick admitted that her health
was improved and that the course OF treat
ment abe had undergone for nervousness
had been effective. Il can walk now
she said, 'and that is something could not
do when ! arrived from New York
As her interviewer was leaving. Mrs
Chadwick asked him not to call his talk
with her an interview when he should pre-
pare it for print. Il am not being inter
viewed you know she said: please call
II a talk cannot speak of matters relating
10 my case without disobeying the orders
Of my lawyers and my own better iudg-
nent There will be no statement by me
until the one ready now in New York is
made public
Would you mind saying who that person
in New York s?T
Il want you TO make no mistake; said /
party in New York
Creditors Of Mira Chadwick fled an
amendment TO their original bankruptcy /
petition against her this morning in the /
United States District Court. The addi- |
tional matter set up is that Mrs. Chadwick /
committed several acts Of bankruptcy 7
shortly after the precipitation of her finan
cial difficulties The first of these acts .
to he complained OF was the granting to .
the Savings Deposit Bank and Trust Of .
Elyria a $4,000 chattel mortgage on the .
contents Of the Chadwick mansion. The /
pcttioning creditors say that II is prefer /
encc Of the banks claim over theirs
Il is further set up that Mrs. Chadwick !
rented n safety deposit box at the Cleve- /
land Trust Company's East End branch, .
corner Euclid and Wilson avenues, Nov. 20, |
end took this in the name Of Daniel Pine. /
her brother-in-law. 1t is claimed that at
that time she placed package of valuable
securities in tho box, and later, on Dec. !.
the package was removed and conveyed /
10 nor in New York.
This act is complained Of on the ground
that it was done for the purpose of soon
cealing and removing part of her property
with intent to defraud or delay her credi-
tors
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