The Cairo bulletin., 1904-12-09
MRS. CHADWICK GOES TO JAIL
COULD NOT GIVE $4,000 BOND
so Overcome That She Had to Be Carried
Into The Tonbs=-Refnses to Talk
OF Madame Deyere "For
der Sons Sake

6-tp lsaNc boH1At ~ every quarter fer
some ono owning real estate in Man
haitsa who would sign her bond and
lthc marshal hai, ont Of sympathy
for the woman. kept her In his office
hour after she shcgld have been re-
moved. Enaaavcr5 OF the lawyers
wege unsuccessful. rendering her i'm.
/ prleonment neee sary.
WIN be Charged WITH Forgery.
To ada 10 her cup of wee ii was
lcagned ton.ght hat & charge Or for
gerry wONli very likely be made
asline he gGmaa 4 OHIO, based on
,ne Calncge notes ana other papers
sven 81 ecmites for lpans.
Efforts 70 get bail win continue q.
mofr0w although Mrs Chadwick ex-
pressed a da lfe tonight 10 70 ID
Cleveland as soon as possible. She
said sae would 80 tfera voluntarily.
were Il not for The contrary advice of
c9unrel
Dned at Police headquarters.
Mra. Chadwick dined at seven
O'Clock tonight In Marshal IFenkels
office under conditions in strange con
iraat t9 the manner in which she liv-
cl at New York hotels. Her dinner
consisted Of All Grange, a ham sand
wich and piece III cake brought to
her bg her son from Broadway
lunch counter She lay Oh hard
leather couch, in room filed vita
desks chairs aud fi.e cafes. A dep
nty marshal stood watch while her
nurse took the mesgre lunch from a
paper bag and peeled the orange.
Emil sat by in silence and ate few
bites Of sandwich and the nurse
dried her tears long enough 20 taste
the lunch counter fare.
Read the Papera.
The three uafortunates had noih-
ing to eay to each other. Occasional
ly Mrs. Chadwick sobbed and tho
faithful nurse leaned over her mis-
tress and smoothed her gray hairs.
Mrs Chadwick 5 face was much in
ilamed, her eyes we're red and her
hands tremblcd violently as she push
cd away the remains of the food ana
motloned FredG to give her a pile or
evening papers which lay on chair
near the couch.
She picked the papers up one By
one and between sobs gave first pag-
es hasty glance. After she had run
through the lot she selected one
which seemed to interest her espcc.
tally ana began reading it with great
care But the strain seemd TOO great.
She burst into tears and the slight
boy who seemed cool under an the
excitemen', hastened TO his mothers
side and quoted her with kisses. Thus
The sad trio awaited the announces
ment cf Mrs Chadwicks counsel that
she must go to jail because security
for $4,000 could not be bad
Receiver Lyons OF the Oberlin bank
which recently closed its doors told
he Associated Press tonight thar he
would leave for Cleveland tomorrow
morning. where criminal proceedings
will have been taken against Mrs.
Chadwick Asked If any communica.
icn had been held with Carnegie he
admitted certain commnniea ions had
been passed The Associated Press
earned on the best authority that in
.hese communications Carnegie de-
lied absolutely he had signed the
iotes. which have figured in the case
IS Carnegie notes. and denied he
lnows or ever met Mrs. Chadwick
The same authority said the Ohio s
proceedings would he III the nature
# action on charge Of forgery.
Enquiry was made as TO whether
.aarges Of fprg ~ would be based on
he Carnegie notes. and the reply was
made Thar they would be based on
hese and some other papers, given
IS secGritle fsr loans.