The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-10
NERVOUS IN THE MORNING.
Waiting For Bail Was Very Trying
For Mrs. Chadwick.

New York, Dec. 9-Iu her lonely cell
in the Tombs prison, isolated even from
the other unfortunates whom fate has
led behind the prison walls, Mrs Cas-
sic l. Chadwick, the former society
woman and now the central figure IN
one OF the most mysterious and sensa-
tional cases Of the century, waited to-
day while her counsel secured the city
in an effort to raise the $4,000 bail
which had been fixed as the price of
her temporary liberty All day yester-
day from early morning until late At
night the woman waited anxiously in
the office Of the United States marshal
while one after another of those TO
whom she turned for assistance de-
clined to come TO her aid. At last, the
quest fer the time abandoned, the
prison doors closed behind her.
Slept But Little.
Mrs Chadwicks Imprisonment in the
Tombs has not tended toward her re-
covery from her nervous attacks OF
yesterday. This morning she was IN
a highly nervous state, having passed
a night of watchfulness. She was very
nervous during the night and was wide
awake until nearly a. m, when she
slept a little With frequent intervals
Of waking she slept unit. shortly after
Z O'Clock. when the noise Of other nrls-
oners preparing for the morning
breakfast aroused her.
Mrs Seevey. the matrOn i'm the
Tombs, called Mrs. Chadwick about 100
O'clock and told her Of the routine of
the prison. She told Mrs. Chadwick
that if she did not care for the prison
fare she could send cut for her meals or
get them from the restaurant at the
prison. Mrs. Chadwick decided TO make
use OF the prison restaurant. She left
word that only her counsel should be
admitted 10 see her.
Freda, the nurse of Mrs. Chadwick.
was at the Tombs early today. waiting
for Emil, Mrs Chadwick's son, and TO
see the prisoner.
Watched by Night.
For fear that Mrs. Chadwick might
do herself bodily harm. Marshal Hen
lei had a woman attendant detailed 10
watch her al night from without the
cell but near enough TO be on hand on
moments notice.
Warden Flynn Of the Tombs was so
nervous ever the welfare of Mrs. Chad
Y iciI and the possibility of her doing
herself bodily BARN that today he en-
forced the rule applied only in excep-
tional cases of not allowing her either
knife or fork with which 70 eat. Con-
scquently the lamb chop which he had
ordered had TO be cut for her, and she
ate it with a spoon.
In the same tier of cells as Mrs.
Cbadwicks. Nan Patterson. the former
show girl. accused of the killing of Cae-
sar Young, is kept a prisoner.
Mrs. Chadwick has been allowed the
use of the corridor in front of her cell
between a. m. and 4 p. m, and may
be permitted TO see her nurse today.
Wanted to Waive Examination.
Discouraged by the failure of her
Il. wyers to secure bail for her. and
weary of prison experience at the
Tombs, Mrs. Chadwick decided today
II end her difficulties in New York by
waving examination and going direct
to Cleveland to face the proceedings
against her aud there she expects TO
meet friends who will help her.
These facts were brought out today
by a telegram which Mrs. Chadwick
sent TO her son Emil at the Hotel Bres-
lin. i'm which she told him To come and
see her at once. The boy and Freda.
the nurse. hurried TO Marshal Henkel's
office and applied for passes TO visit
Mrs. Chadwick Emil told the marshal
lat his mother wanted to waive exam
nation and 60 10 Cleveland. He asked
what was requisite in the premises. The
marshal told him II would be necessary
sSry TO get certificate from United
States Commissioner Shields With a
statement from Mrs. Chadwick express
inc her wish 10 waive examination.
Emil and Freda hurried TO the TOmbs
where they consulted with Mrs. Chad
wick. II was expected then that within
few hours Mrs Chadwick would have
y aived examination and be on her way
to Cleveland as a prisoner in charge OF
United States marshals.
This waiver Of examination would
! place her case directly before the fed
elal grand jury in Cleveland.
Contrary to Advice.
IL Mrs Chadwick returns to Cleve-