The daily morning journal and courier., 1904-12-26
SHERIFF OFF TO ARREST
 DR. LEROY S. CHADWICK
LATTER ExPEcrED IN NEW FORK WEDNESDAY, MORNING.

Mrs. Chadwick shows Deep Concern for
 Her Husband and Asks sherin to
 Treat Him Kindly-shows Unusual
 Nervousness and weeDs ConvuIsIveIy
 Arrest of Her Husband the Hard-
 est Blow ok All.
 Cleveland. Dec. Sheriff Barry left for Albany and New York tonight. carrying with him the papers for the arrest of pr. Leroy s. Chadwick, who is expected to land at New York on the steamship Pretoria some time Wednes- day morning.
 This afternoon Mrs. Chadwick showed unusual nervousness. She finally sent for the sheriff with the statement that she wanted to talk over the trip to New York and the impending arrest of her husband.
 The sheriff spent almost an hour with the woman in her ceIl, during which time she wept convulsiveiy. II know, you will treat my husband as kindly as possible under the circumstances, but please remember that he Is innocent of any wrongdofng. said Mrs. Chadwick as the sheriff entered her Jail quarters.
 During the hour that the sheriff was talking with her Mrs Chadwick repeat edly asked him to be kind to Dr. Chad wick. To the sheriff the woman de- plored the indictment against her hus- band, and said that it was all an awful mistake This is the worst thing that has happened during all the trouble of the last few weeks. said Mrs. Chad wick. T never thought my husband would be dragged into this affair, it is so unjust, for if ever an honest man lived 1t Is my husband"
 Mrs. Chadwick asked the sheriff to tell her in detail all his plans. Several times she referred to the doctors s daughter by a former wife, who is re- turning with Mir Chadwick to this country. The woman also especially asked that the sheriff do everything possible to make the situation as easy as possible for the young girl
 Remember all have told you" call- ed out Mrs Chadwick as Sheriff Barry was leaving the jail ''This is terrible, but there Is one satisfaction-I will see my husband soon.
 Before leaving Sheriff Barry tele- Lgraphed to Albany asking that the pa pers in the case be made out in ad- vance so as to insure no delay. Ac- cording to his plans tonight, the sheriff expected to calIsupon Governor Odell at the state house in Albany the first thing Monday morning, to turn over the requisition papers from Governor Her rick receiving extradition papers from Governor Odell in return. From AL bany he expected to go immediately to New York, arriving there in the after noon.
 The sheriff will stop ait the Hoffman house, It has been arranged for rela- tives of Miss Mary Chadwick to meet her at the hotel Whether she will re- main in New York or come on to Cleye- land with her father is not yet settled. i It is thought, however, that she will lstay in New York with relatives and friends, for few lays at least.
 T suppose it will be severe blow to Dr. Chadwick to be met with papers for his arrest upon his arrival in this coun- try said the sheriff tonight 1T in ltend to do everything possible to ease lthe situation as much as the circun- stances will permit for both Dr. Chad- wick and his daughter
 The exact course that the sheriff will follow is to be determined on Tuesday morning after a conference with New York officials. The sheriff expects to go out to meet the Pretoria on either a ! government cutter or a police boat. He plans to catch the big steamer outside of Sandy Hook and to notify Dr. Chad wick of his arrest before the landing is made at quarantine
 l If Dr. Chadwick is not a sick man l shall return with him on the first train < I can take out of New York Wednes- day, reaching Cleveland, if possible, some time Wednesday night or Thurs day morning" said the sheriff. If he 4 is a sick man my plans may necessarily have to be changed. At any rate, l shall remain in New York long enongh Ito be certain of the proper care of Miss E Chadwick
 Sheriff Barry left Cleveland at six o'clock tonight.
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