Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-09
WARDEN FLYNN VERY NERVOUS.
d, Was Fearful Lest She Should
Make an Attempt al Self
Destruction.
50 TOOK AWAY KNIFE AND FORK,
81, Was Compelled to Eat Her Lamb
cbop With q spoou--Nrs. York
Says She Is Her Sister


Nav York. Dec. 9.--In her lovely
coli in the Tombs prison, Isolated even
from the other unfortunates whom
,ote has led behind the prison walls,
urs Cassie l.. Chadwick, the former
society woman and now the central
sgure IN one of the most mysterious
ana sensational cases Of the century
waited today while her counsel secured
tbe city IN an effort to raise the $4,000
ban which had been Fixed as the price
oi her temporary liberty All day
Yesterday from early morning until
late at night the woman waited anx-
Iously IN the office OF the United states
marshal while one after another Of
those to whom she turned for assist
,oce declined to come to her aid, At
last the quest Tor the time abandoned,
tbe prison doors closed behind her,
DOESN'T HELP HER HEALTH.
Mrs. ChadwIck's imprisonment IN
NE Tombs has not tended toward her
recovery from her nervous attacks OF
Yesterday This morning she was In
highly nervous state, having passed |
A nlght Of watohfuness She was very
nervous during the night and was
wide awake until neagly a, m, when |
she slept a little. With frequent inter- |
walls Of waking she slept until shortly |
after o'clock when the noise of other |
prisoners preparing for the MORNINGS |
breakfast aroused her
TOLD or THE ROUTINE.
Mrs. seeyey tho matron In the |
Tombs. called Mrs Chadwick about |
i.l0 o'clock and told her OF the rou-
line Of the prison. She told Mrs |
Chadwick that II she did not care for |
he prison fare she could send out for |
her meals or get them from the res
laurent at the prison, Mrs. Chadwick |
decided to make use Of the prison res
hurant She left word that only her
counsel should be admitted to see her |
Freda, the nurse Of Mrs. Chadwick |
was at the Tombs early today, waiting |
for Emil, Mrs. ChadWick's son, and to |
see the prisoner
For fear that Mrs. Chadwick might |
DO herself bodily harm, Marshal Hem |
hl had a woman attendant detailed to |
watch her an night from without the !
cell but near enough TO be on hand |
on moments notice,
WARDEN FLYNN NERVOUS.
Warden Flynn Of the Tombs was so |
nervous over the welfare Of Mrs, Chad
WICK and the possibility Of her doing |
herself bodily harm that today he en- |
forced the rule applied only In eXcep-
uonal cases OF not allowing her either /
knife or fork with which to eat. Con- |
*Qlently the lamb chop which ne had |
ordered had to be cut for her and she
ave with a spoon,
IN me same tier OF cells as Mrs. |
yhadwicks, Nan Patterson. the former
SaohW girl accused OF the killing OF |
caesar Young Is kept a prisoner,
SHE USED THE CORRIDORS.
Mrs Chadwick has been allowed the |
af OF the corridor in front Of her cell
tp,'Ween a. m, and 4 p. m, and may |
Vy permitted 10 see her nurse today.
y Us expected that Receiver Lyon Of /
Wv QUEENS National Bank OF OberIn.
", "ill return to Cleveland today and
INA. MS arrival there VIII BE- followed
Y vac issuance OF additional COM
E'a'lta against Mrs. Chadwick, charg-
,rs forgery and based either on the
4'nesle notes or other papers given
" Mls' chadwick ae security for loans.
* 70 late hour this morning, Mrs.
''auWlck had not secured bail.
WAVES EXAMINATION.
!. discouraged by the failure of her
WITS 70 secure bail for her and
Toa OF prison experience at the
T., ,',los' Mrs, Chadwick decided today
wo, tiu ner difficulties in New York by
4. "ccIils examination and going direct
90. C,-'e'eland TO face the proceedings
,, sa,l'st her and there she expects 10
nv trends who will help her.
'uose facts were brought or today
" q telegram which Mrs. Chadwlck
M ~ W ner son Emil at the Hotel Bres-
Az ~ NJ winch she told him to come and
ibs r ner az once The boy and Freda.
oeioa auIse. hurried TO Marshal Henkers
Me- Gnu anu applied for passes TO visit
~ SnadWck, Emil told the marshal
ani,a.io mother wanted 10 waive ex-
ssksS ', Nv, ana go to Cleveland and he
Iss, "nat was requisite in the prem-
ro,is Inc marshal told him n
nv. .1 oe necessary To get n certidcote
Shield, Cnl'ed States' Commissioner
1hsS,r,. WIN statement from Mrs.
Balyo s .vN expressing her Wish to
ro srhu ana Freda hurried 10 the
-IsGo Where they consulted NV
gl,b,n 'eK II was expected then tbut
soIs 4 rev hours Mrs. Chadwick
n ne nave waived examination and
me- neI way to Cleveland az n prls-
hal, III charge Of United states mar.
Mace ne. @alver Of examination wonld
raj g rsr case directly before the FED.
'''Du Judy in cleveland,
MRS YORK TALKS.
FORK &C S,'e.in,cisco Dec. 9.-Mrs. Alice NJ
tst az ~ !his city has reiterated her
Ms cas. mat she is the sister Of
alter. S ,s l. Chadwick, despite the
ald, population Of relationship. She
lfE cb s'ss,ef, Elizabeth Blgley. now
,snsSaD auWlok' was born near London
Trlboos about ~ years ago Her
pd W. w. Gays were spent at Eastwood
4 ou "Vso ,ck which was the home
tader , aly She was not great
b ns,,e una as for having read books
onsspsn e'ism and the like. that is all !
"'" | was married and went to