The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-15
Breathless and Pale She Falls
in a Dead Faint st her
Cell Door
AGAIN BEHIND THE BARS
MAKES NO EFFORT TO GIVE
BoNp-THREE MORE INDIcT.
MENTs RETURNED AND
THE REQUIRED BOND
JUMPS UP.
BY the Associated Press,

BY the Associated Press WI
Cleveland, Dec. H.--Fiye times in
dlcted by the United States at the
exact minute her troin rolled into
the station. Mrs Cassie L. Chadwick
came home to cleveland this after,
noon. She was greeted with jeers.
boots aud Kisses by the crowds that
gathered In the depot when her train
arrived. and growled at by hundreds
gathered in front of the federal baild,
ing
The last round that reached her
from the outside world as she passed
into the stuffy. illsmelling Office OF
Sheriff Barry in the county jail was
2 hoot of derision from the people
massed in front of he doorway.
Didn't Try to Give Bail.
She made no attempt to give bail
and after a brief stop In the Office
OF the clerk Of the United States,
court was taken TO jail She is held
tonight In cell IA In the woman's de
partment Of tne jail and her palatial
reaidence on Euclid avcnne in which
lhe furnishings alone are valued at
100000, is occupied by her maid.
Fell in a Dead Faint.
Her courage held to the last but
her body failed her and when she had
mounted The stairs leading TO the tier
OF cells where she is TO remain, she
collapsed utterly and fell In a dead
faint. But for the aid of Deputy INIT
"a states Marshnls Numb and Ket.
ker who held her up and almost car.
ried her along, as ahe mounted the
stairs, she never would have been able
10 reach her. cell. Breathless, pale
and staggering. she was barely able
10 reach a chair, as the steel door OF
the woman's corridor swung open to
receive her Sue sank feebly into
chair, her head fell backwards and
but for the marshals che would have
rolled to the floor.
Sends for Her Lawyer.
Water was quickly brought to her
and In few seconds she revived and
was again woman Of business. Her
first request was that her lawyer
sheldon @. Kerruish, be sent for, and
she was soon engaged in conference
With him concerning her defense,
There is small chance that she will
be. able to leave the jail before her
trial.
There are now seven indictments
against her-ffve additional charges
having been laid against her In the
federal court this afternoon. n would
require surety 10 the, amount OF at
least 100000 20 give her freedom
and there Is nobody in Cleveland who
viii furnish that amount for her. She
has herself no idea of giving bail and
will remain in Jail
Got the Best Cell.
She has the best cell In the place,
but II is not nice cell, nor ls tho
county jail of Cuyahoga county
nice jail. even as jails 70. but 1t is
the best place there is and there she
must remain.
Mrs. Chadwick's train was sched.
uled to arrive at l1:10 this morning
but II was three hours later before II
reached Cleveland The delay served
but one purpose. that of increasing
the crowd of curious at the depot AS
early asl1 O'Clock there were several
persons at the station and from
O'Clock on the crowds began to In,
crease. Soon the platform and ap.
proaches to the station were thronged
and more police were ordered TO keen
clear the exits from the train shed
When the rain rolled in there was o
rush from the further end OF the iron
fence that kept the crowd from the
tracks.
Mob Surrounds Her Car.
The mob bad broken through the
police lines. swarmed over the fence
and through thc gate upon the tracks
50 that when the train came TO
standsiill there were about a thou
sand persons about the cars. Mrs.
Chadwick caught a glimpse of great
crowds which swarmed about the
rain shed and was grouped on want
age points on the heights surrounding
the station. She instinctively shrank
back into corner OF the drawing
room car and said Il cannot see why
all those Deoplo should be here"
After The train bad been emptied Of
its passcDgars Uni ed States Marshal
Chandler of Ohio stepped aboard the
car aud made his way to the drawing
room. where be was introduced to
Mrs. Chadwick who asked that she
be taken out as speedily a. possible
The party made its way to the plat
form and hence through dense
crowds 10 a carriage in waiting
No Friendly Face to Greet Her.
Although in her own city 20 friend
u face greeted her a the car and
sIrs Chadwlck steppsd into her car