The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-14

shown to me by United States Marshal
Henkel l think that a great many
Of you young men have been hard on
me- If ii had not been for Mr.. Henkel
would not have been able to get off
today"
Waived Examination.
Mrs. Chadwick was taken from the
Tombs in a carriage by Marshal Hen
kel shortly before 4 o'clock. An hour
earlier Mr.. Carpenter had gone TO the
Office of United States District Attor-
nsy Burnett in the federal building and
II formed him that his client would
waive examination Marshal Henkel
and Commissioner Shields were noti-
fed at the same time.
( At the Tombs. in difference to the
protests Of Mrs. Chadwick, Warden
flynn permitted HenkeFs carriage to
be driven into the court yard in order
that the prisoner might avoid the bat
tory of cameras. The party drove rap
ialy to the federal building and the
oman was taken to the marshaFs
Office. no one but herself and Marshal
hefkel being permitted on the ele-
atOr. Arriving i'm the marshals Office.
the woman almost collapsed. Commits
siOner Shields was notified and he came
= the Office. cancelled the commitment
and formally delivered her over TO the
federal authorities. She was then
United States circuit court, who signed
A order for her removal TO Cleveland.
Became Hysterical.
Mrs Chadwick was hysterical when
she returned to the marshars Office and
IL required the combined efforts of the
marshal and Mr.. Carpenter to soothe
her.
After her meeting with the reporters
Mrs. Chadwick waited in the marshal's
Office until time to leave for the Grand
Central station. when she came out
leaning heavily on Marshal Henkers
arm and that of Mr.. Carpenter. With
ceputy marshals guarding them, the
I arty walked to the elevator and de-
seconded to the street There Mrs
Chadwick was assisted into the car
riage and was at once driven away.
When the carriage reached the hotel
Breslin at Twenty-ninth street and
broadway, the party stopped and
When the carriage reached the Hotel
Re returned in a few minutes with the
maid. who carried several bundles.
Size. with Marshal Henke and one of
the deputies, accompanied Mrs. Chad
wick to the station. The maid accom-
Panied Mrs. Chadwick to Cleveland.
Emil Chadwick is already there Tick
Is had been procured in the afternoon
and the party went at once to where
the Buffalo limited was waiting and
took seats in a drawing room COM
partment in the last car, which is also
equipped with berths.
Is Not Disturbed.
Mrs Chadwick did not appear in the
At he ..rr+r Of Z he
investigation in Ohio yesterday and the
handing down of two indictments by
the grand jury of CuyahOga county.
Lawyer Powers announced later. how
ever that all intention of securing bail
for Mrs. Chadwick had been abandoned,
IN view Of yesterdays Indictment in
Ohio.
At the present time the attention Of
those most interested i'm the case is
directed toward Pittsburg. where some
developments are antici-
Iated. 1t is more than limited that if
the full facts are ever known it viii
be found that some of the paper nego-
tiated by Mrs. Chadwick is lying in the
strong boxes of Pittsburg financial
men. 1t is possible that the missing
= 100000 note, which President Beckwith
said is signed with the name of Mr.
Carnegie may be brought 20 light in
the Pennsylvania city.
Counsel Not Alarmed.
Edmund NJ. Powers. associate coun-
SCI for Mrs Chadwick, was told today
chat there was rumor about to the
effect that the federal or state authori-
ties OF Ohio might require his presence
there very shortly and was asked what
lie knew about it.
Il know nothing about it." replied
Mr. Powers. lam a lawyer and ]
trust l know what is legal If they
want me they know where to find me.
Mr.. Powers said he knew nothing
a about the trust agreement on the
of which Mrs. Chadwick had
made her enormous loans. 1T was
made before I became counsel for Mrs
Chadwick and I never saw il, he said.