The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-15


shafs supporting her she must utterly
c. lapse.
The arrival Of the woman was most
Spectacular in every respect As soon
as the police could clear a way. and
Ting about some semblance Of order
ABOUT the station platform, the officers
led their prisoner toward the gate and
out through the entrance. There the
street was almost blocked and well nigh
impassable TO the carriages and teams.
ihe-camera fiend was there in all mis-
cory, despite the overcast sky and
dark day, and through this battery
passed Mrs. Chadwick Marshal Chan
Ger and his two deputies into their
carriage. They We're Immediately, driven
away TO the federal building.
Followed by Mob.
Mrs. Chadwick's son, Emil. and the
nurse, Freda, followed in Il second car
|Tlage. During all this time the crowd
Kept hoOting and jeering, and as the
carriages rolled away from the station
they were followed by some of the
crowd. The shouts and cries we're
taken up and passed along all the way
To the federal building, through the
busiest part Of the city. Business men
on the way home, shoppers and labor
ers seemed to have been notified OF the
woman's arrival, and crowded to the
Curb. The jeers and boots were taken
Up along the entire line, and as each
square that brought the party nearer
the business center was passed the
crowd continued to increase, and to
avoid the increasing excitement the Of
hcials arranged TO approach the fed
eral building from the rear.
AS the carriages neared the building
the crowds on the sidewalks broke into
the streets and many began to run
alongside the carriages. expecting to.
see Mrs. Chadwick as she entered the
building by the main entrance.
The home of Mrs. Chadwick. on Euc-
lid avenue, was surrendered to Receiver
Nathan Loeser today. and he placed a
custodian in charge of the property.
In this the crowd that had assembled
before the federal building was dis
appointed. for the carriage with the
prisoner was driven into an alley i'm the
rear of the building. There was much
delay here because of the narrow pas
sageway being blocked with wagons
The crowd already there was aug
mented by that which had assembled
before the front of the building, and
there was a veritable blockade.
Police Used Clubs.
The police were forced TO drive the
crowd away with clubs. while they ex-
tricated the carriages from the tangIe
with the wagons. All this added to the
excitement and eager faces were
thrust I'M the carriages and vulgar ex-
pressions hurled at the occupants. After
consuming twenty minutes in going a
distance Of about twice as many feet
the prisoners carriage was drawn up
at the rear of the federal building, and
with the officers, she was taken to the
marshafs Office on the fifth floor on the
freight elevator. The police continued
10 beat back the crowd, and out of the
next carriage. the nurse. Freda was as
sisted and taken up to join her mistress
While Mrs. Chadwick with her nurse
was in the federal building. Emil. in
the carriage outside, was subjected to
the scrutiny OF the mob and was forced
10 listen 10 anathemas and maledictions
"a well as sarcastic and Bitter refer
enCes 10 notes" diamonds Sc
curIties" and the like. The insults and
jeerS were not confined to one class
They seemed 10 be heartily taken up
by every one on the streets in the
neighbOrhOod.
Clerks Were Insulting.
Even the clerks i'm the post
ofice, working oil the ground floor
OF the building, fiocked to a rear door,
located next to the one entered by Mrs
Chadwick and, laughingly shouted:
Lets see the securities" referring to
the baggage of Mrs. Chadwick and
Freda, which they saw through the
carriage doors.
Repeated attempts on the part OF the
police to stop the outbursts of the
mob were futile. 1t was apparent that
the degree, Of excitement consequent
upon the arrival of Mrs. Chadwick had
been underestimate, and that the
police arrangements I'm that part of the
city were entirely inadequate.
Conference With Attorney.
Mrs. Chadwick was taken at once to
the Office of Clerk Carleton. of the
United States court and there. at
tended by Freda Swanstrom, who came
I'm after her. awaited the arrival of her ,
attorney. Mr.. Kerruish. The door was
guarded by United states marshals and
two members Of the local police force,
while Mrs. Chadwick and her attorney
held an extended conference.
District Attorney Sullivan entered the |
room at the commencement of the con-
ference and was introduced to Mrs !
Chadwick.
Nothing was said by Mr. Kerrisch
or Mrs. Chadwick concerning bail and !
y was thought by District Attorney |
Sullivan that she would plead to the !
indictments that had just been found !
against her. He went TO the court room /
IF Judge Wing on the sixth floor to ar |
range the matter, but she announced I
that she aid not care to plead at that |
time. and preparations were at once /
made 10 take her to the Jail.
Taken to Jail.
Mrs Chadwick WAS taken directly TO |
the jail. When she was about 10 leave !
the federal building the excitement was |
greater, n possible, than before. The !
carriage after 4 few delays forced a !
passage and once out Of the alley Mrs