Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1904-12-15
NOW IN COUNTY JAIL
Mrs. ChadW .Ck Declared She
Was Glad to Be With Friends.
CURIOUS TRY TO SEE HER
COUNTY GRAND JURY IS CoNTIN-
UINa ITS INVESTIGATIONS
Dr Chadwick Stated in Paris He Would
Return to America-Spear's
Case.
CURIOUS TRY TO SEEHER

Mrs. Chadwick spent her first
hight in the county jail at cleveland
and ordered her meals furnished her
from outside.
She gave out her last interview
in which she declared she had the
full sympathy of her husband and
his family.
DIR. Chadwick is in Paris, but re-
iterates he will come to America.
CLEVELAND, Ohio, December 1o--Mrs.
Chadwick's first night in the county jail
was passed In comfortable manner ac
cording to her own statement, ana 'iis
morning she was not only contented Win
her surroundings. but expressed herseh "
the matron, Mrs. Hall, as being deheh'eo
at being again with her friends In CleVe-
land" She retired to her cell snort tiihe
f.or 10 o'clock hut was not able to sleep
for several hours, not awakening untll al'er
o'clock A physician who was calleu ~
her request declared that she was SUFFERING
from nervous and physical exhaustion, anu
would not for several days. be IN proper
condition to attend to business matters.
She announced this morning that she Iel'
tired but pretty we'll for all that. She
walked for a short time up and down the
corridor outside the matrons quarters. a1ter
arising but said that she did not care iof
any breakfast until later.
The first people TO call at the jail 10 see
her were her son. Emil Hoover anu nc.
nurse Freda Swanstorm. Ihe iat'er canue inS
down from Mrs Chadwick's home with
some clothing for Mrs. Chadwick and some
linen for her bed Both the nurse and Emil
were admitted to see her for snort ume
the nurse remaining after the young man
had left the jail
Sends Out for Meals.
When informed by the matron OF the eX-
tent of the Jail menu card, the prisoner ex-
pressed herself as not satisfied with 'he
prospect and asked that arrangements DC
made with hotel close by. to send IN her
meals This was done and at 10 O'Clock sne
called for her breakfast She ate nghtly
hut seemed in better spirits a1ter uoih6
so than she had been when she arose.
The first outsider to be admitted 10 see
Mrs Chadwick after her nurse was y; n
Gale member of the legal hrm OF hhhe'
Tolles & Goff Mr.. Kline, the senior mem
Der of the firm. was caller on Mrs. Chad-
wick In New York, and was In her room at
New York at the time of her arrest by
United States Marshal Henkel. Mr.. Gale
was not summoned by Mrs. Chadwick, but
declared to Sheriff Barry that he wished to
see her on legal business. He remained
with her for half an hour, and when leaV-
ing declined TO say what was the nature
OF his business with her, but declared that
his firm had not been retained by Mrs.
Chadwick. and would not act for her in the
courts.
Sheriff Busy Turning Away Curious.
A great many people, devoured with Gu
rIosity. made strenuous efforts to see Mrs
Chadwick during the early part of the
morning and Sheriff Barry was kept busy
turning them away. They came to the Jail
in swarms. and they kept the sheriff's tele-
phone bell on a constant jingle.
Il don't know who they are, said the
sheriff. Il don't know any of them l ask
them what they want to see her for, and
they say, oh, they are friends of hers, and
would like to have talk with her. Some
Of them claim to have business with her,
but they Will not say what the nature Of
their business was. know that one or two
Of them are people who desire to serve
tice OF suits for debt upon her, but they
will be obliged to walt for a time at least
l guess lots of people think that We keep
circus down here, and that anybody can
get in. | will not have the woman dis
turbed in such manner while 1 have
charge of her"
1t was declared In the office of County
Prosecutor Keeer this morning as entirely
possible that Mrs Chadwick might be sum-
moned at some time today to appear be-
fore the county grand jury for interroga-
ton in the investigation now going on. 1t
had not been determined positively that
this would be done. but Mr.. Keeler would
not say that he might not call her up TO
the jury room before the day was over
Gave Out Her Last Interview.
Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick received a rep
resentatve of the Associated Press in the
woman's corridor of the Cuyahoga county
Jail today and gave out what she said
would be her last interview
Il am very much disheartened after read
ing the accounts of my Homecoming in the
morning papers, she said, land on tfat
account have decided to do no more tank
ing.
1T is quite uncertain whether or not /
shall give out the formal statement / had
promised, in view OF the sensational way
the papers are treating the case"
Mrs. Chadwick showed the correspondent
letter, which she said contained an offer
of "A large amount OF money for the state
ment. She said she would pay atten-
tion to the offer, and reiterated her pre-
vious remarks, that she watching the
papers carefully and would give the state
ment, If issued. to the papers which treat
her case in the fairest manner.
''To show you that my husbands family
still stand by me- said Mrs. Chadwick, II
have here letters received in the morning
mail from DIR. Chadwick's sister, niece and
brother. Judge Chadwick OF Minnesota, all
of whom are very sympathetic in tone
Letters From Her Husband.
She also showed another letter from DIR.
Chadwick. aside from the one received yes
terday.
Mrs Chadwick was shown the Associated
Press interview in Paris with her husband.
She said yesterday her idea that the doc
tor had sailed on the White Star line yes
terday was only her surmise
Mrs. Chadwick expressed her approba-
tion of the course which DIR. Chadwick said
he would carry out in giving no more in
terviews This morning Sheldon H. Ker-
ruish. the attorney, was admitted to Mrs
Chadwick's corridor while she was talking
with the Associated Press correspondent
and had a long interview with her, after
which he declined to talk. He refused to
state his connection with Mrs. Chadwick's s
affairs or IL he had been retained by her.
TANGLE STRAIGHTENED.
Receivers of Chadwick Property Come
to Understanding.
The tangle of the receivers OF Mrs. Chad