Daily Kennebec journal., 1904-12-16

i"s iooHi, Wnere he was introduced +o
Mrs. chadwick. She asked that she he
taken out as speedily as possible and
preceded by Emil Chadwick and Erada
swenson, the nurse, the party made it's
way 10 the platform and thanco
'Lioush the dense crowds to car
rage IN waiting. Although in her own
city no friendly face greeted her and
MIS-. Chaowlck stepped into her car
rage as II she had been an entire
stranger to this community.
The crowd had become imna tiant
with the delay Of Mrs. Chadwick's an
pearance and began to jeer and whistle
AS soon as Mrs. Chadwick's son. Emil
and her faithful nurse reached the
platform, followed by Mrs. Chadwick
supported by United States DEPUTY
Marshals kumb and Kelker Of New
YORK, she was recognized by the crowd
and there was spontaneous outburst
of jeers, whistles and shouts of coarsa
epithets. United States Marshal Chand-
Ter, who had previously boarded the
train and met Mrs. Chadwick in the
state room. followed the marshals and
the prisoner.
The crowd was increased by other.
attracted by the demonstration. Peo-
pie ran from all directions and crowd
ed about the central figures in the case
and not until the police were called
upon could the officers attempt to con.
duct their prisoner to the carriage in
waiting.
Shouts Of "here's the notes." and
where's the money!" greeted Mr>
Chadwick upon her appearance and as
the ViciOusneSs of the mob daWnetf
| upon her, she seemed to grow faint
and wavered as though about to fall
| 1t seemed that but for the deputy mar
| shals supporting her, she must utterly
collapse.
The officers led their prisoner to-
ward the gate and out through the en-
trance. There the street was well
| nigh impossible to the carriages and
| teams. The camera fiend was there in
| force despuite the overcast sky and
| darkness and through this battery
passed Mrs. Chadwick. Marshal
Chandler and his two deputies to their
carriage. They were Immediately
driven away to the Federal building.
| Mrs. Chadwick's son Emil, who ar
| rived here, Sunday. and the nurse,
| t'reda, were unable to hire a carriage
and they We're taken to the Federal
| building in the carriage with two AS
sociated Press representatives. This
carriage followed Immediately after
the one carrying Mrs. Chadwick, fol-
| lowed by several others. During all
this time the crowd kept hooting and
Jeerlng and as the carriages rolled
| away from the station they were fol-
lowed by some of the crowd. The
irers and boots. however. We're taken
up along the entire line. and as each
| square that brought the party nearer
the business center was passed, the
| crowd continued to increase, so that to
avoid increasing the excitement, the
officials arranged to approach the fed
elal building from the rear.
The police were forced to drive the
crowd away with clubs.
After consuming about 20 minutes
in going a distance of about twice as
many feet, the prisoners carriage was
drawn up at the rear of the federal
building and she with the officers was
taken to Clerk Carleton's office on the
fifth floor on the freight elevator. The
police continued to beat back the
the nurse Freda Was assisted and taxi
en- uP1to join her MISTRESS
While. Mrs. Chadwick with her
nurse was in the Federal building.
Emil in the carriage outside was
forced to listen to maledictions as well
as sarcastic and bitter references to
| notes." diamonds" securities" and
the like. Insults and jeers We're not
confined to one class, but seemed to be
heartily taken up by everyone on the
| streets, in the neighDOrhOod. Repeated
| attempts on the part of the police to
stop the outbursts of the mob were fu-
tile. the police precautions in that part
Of the city at least being entirely in
adequate.
The home of Mrs. Chadwick, In
Euclid avenue. was Wednesday, sur
rendered to Receiver Nathan LOeS-
er and he placed a custodian in charge
of the property.