The Montgomery advertiser., 1904-12-17
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 $ Sheyf Forbids Any = Callers. EMIL HOOVER THE CAUSE Protested Against So Many
 Coming to Jail.
EMIL HOOVER THE CAUSl
Son of Mrs. Chadwick and Swede Nurse Compelled by Irate Law OAi- cer to Leave Cleve-
 land Prison. .-s

Cleveland, O., Dec. 16.-Mrs. Chad wick will from now on until the time of her trial, or arraignment in court, be rigidly excluded from all visitors, and even her son and nurse will be denied permission to see her except on the written order of U. S. Marshal Chandler.
 This afternoon at 3 o'clock an order was received at the jail by Sheriff Bar ry directing him to deny all people the privilege Of seeing her, and he at once ordered the nurse. Freda Swanstrom, who was then In the jail with Mrs. Chadwick. be ordered to leave. This action was in direct opposition of U. s. Marshal Chandler. issued yesterday. in which he directed that Emil Hoover, the son of Mrs. Chadwick, and the nurse, should be admitted at any time to see Mrs. Chadwick.
 The order applies to them as well as to anybody else." said the Sheriff and 1 will ignore the order of Marshal Chandler. This is a county jail and the Federal authorities have nothing to say about its administration. If they don, like the way I run 1t, I guess they can take their prisoners to some other jail"
 Sheriff Barry has done everything possible for the comfort of Mrs. Chad wick. and the implication carried by Judge Wings order that he was all lowing too many people to see her was not pleasing to him.
 Young Hoover and the nurse have been making trouble ever since Mrs. Chadwick has been here,' he added They have been saying that too many people were allowed to see Mrs. Chad wick, and now I think they will keer out of here themselves.
 Turning to a deputy he repeated his orders to have the nurse leave the jail at once, and few minutes later Miss Swanstrom passed through the sheriff's office on her way to the street. Sheriff Barry further declared that no visitors to Mrs. Chadwick would be peremitted to see her except in the reg liie~ visitors hours at the jail, which are from to 8 o'clock on every day except Saturdays. Sundays and holi- days -.s
 The order of Judge Wing to put 8 period to the episodes at the jail. and her attorneys declared this afternoon that there would be no further devel- opments in the legal end of the case until Mrs Chadwick was brought into the courts either for arraignment or trial.
 Receiver Loeser has been trying for several days to arrange the time at which he would summon Mrs. Chadwick into the bankruptcy court. but her at- torneys will oppose this and will ob- ject to any questions being put to her before she Is called for trial. Any at tempt to have her answer questions that may prejudice her case will be op- posed, and 1t was asserted with conf dence by one of them that nothing would be done in the case until March.
 M F. Bramley. a wealthy contractor called on Mrs. Chadwick just prior to the receipt of Judge Wings order with Sheldon Kerruish. one of Mrs Chad. wick's attorneys. He was asked If he was going to give bail for her. and he said he was not. When asked if he in tended to furnish money for the ex- penses of her defence, he laughed and would make no reply.
 Receiver Loeser this evening made arrangements with Harold Remington, referee in bankruptcy, to examine Mrs. Chadwick at 10 o'clock Monday morn ing. Whether or not the Inquiry will be held depends upon the physical abil- ity of Mrs Chadwick to undergo the examination.