Arizona republican., 1904-12-18
OR NOT
Mrs. Chadwick Brought to
 Bar Yesterday
SHE PLEADS NOT GUILTY
Her Attorney Reserved the Right to Withdraw the Plea Laier-The Wo- man Was Unaware of the Nature of This Step in the Proceedings.

Cleveland, Dee. 1T.-Mrs- Chedwick was .arraigned before Judge Wing oC the United States district court this afternoon pleaded not guilty to every charge brought against her. destined to give bail. and was renaRdsd 10 jau to await trial President Beckwiih and Cashier Spear were arraigned at th- same time and were allowed to dep-l-e after furnishing bonds, each in tae amount of Sz5.OOO.
 Not over thirty people were present when Judge Wing took his seat 10 pre- sIae for the arraisnment only The court was adjourned as soon as it was over. the entire session nog lasting over fifteen minutes. Mrs. Chadwick sl- tered the co1It 90 heavily yelled thsg it was impossible 10 see he- face S1e walked feeOly and. was supported at every step As soon cs Mrs Chals---k had taken her seat District Attorney Sullivan called the other two defend ants 60 the front of the court room AGr. Dawiey. rising. said You honor We plead not guilty 10 all of the charges" There was a pause. and no- body spoke either for Beclwith O. Spear.
 T understood that Mrs ChadwiclS pleads not guilty" said Judge Wlug. but what is the plea of the othe- ds-- fendants?"
 Be>kwith and Spear hastily exclaim- ed: We plead not guilty" T would like 70 have yO1r honor nS the amount of bail to be given oy t-s l defendants said District At-Osn Sullivan.
 i Your honor said MT. Dawisy. -la q .H. | like the privilege Of withdrawing it. ic We should. at a later time. deem it ad- visable 70 do so- I have had no op- portuuity as you know to examine this case. and really know very little about it. I would ask that the court does not | fix the bonds until later. We are mak- ing no application for bail' | ''Yoa appear for Mrs ChadwiciS alone" asked the judge.
 '-Yes, sir,
 "SAe is now in custody. is she not r-' ] ''Yes, sir
 i Tn a case where prisoner Is in custody and bail is to be given" sad tthe court, "tle initial move must come from the person So held If that per son does not ask for liberty and pre- fers to remain in custody there Is no i need Of fixing any amount of bail understood that Mrs Chadwick does not wish to give bail and she can re- main in custody.'-
 That Es perfectly satisfactory tO the 1 government said the distrie. at,o-- nel. and the case. SO far as Mrs Chad 1 wick is concerned. was ended The nature Of the proceedings was a puzzle to Mrs. Chadwick The affair 1 had been so hastily arranged that she lad no previous Knowledge of it and had no idea of what it meant
 When the judge left the bench she returned to Mir. Dawley and asked What does it mean2 Why was I brought here2'
 Tt is just fo-mality." replied Mir Dawiey. and fixes. for the time beins- yoIr standing before the court There | is noehing ;n 1t that affects the issue of the orial one way or the other
 This was an evident relief to Mrs ! Chadwick and she rose 10 leave the room in a manner much more enersctis than that :n which she entered
 After she had reached her quarters. Mrs. Chadwick was Perceptibiy weak CT than when she started for the court room. She was again examined by Dr. Wall and he found her condition as good as could be expected l Mrs. Chadwick requested that medi- cine brought from New York be sent to her. It is in the possession of Jeiler Egfers and pr. Wall ordered tha- it be not given tO her He said she was under his treatment, and while the drugs may be perfectly harmless. he was nevertheless unacquainted with the prescription and did not care to ! have her take the medicine Sherin Barry was today firm in his determiua- tion not to allow either Emil. Mrs 1 Chadwicks son or Freda Sv-anstrOm. her nurse. to see the prisoner Barry declared that if they are to be admit ted Judge Wing of the federal court must summon and order him 90 do t in person.
 Mir. DIwley was asked tonight if he 1 intended to have his client plead guilty
 at some later time. My request did not mean that" he replied T simply wanted the privilege and that was the i time to ask for it.