The Cairo bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1???-1928, 1904-12-14
in A FURORE
OF EXCITEMENT.
Precautions Taken Against
Crowd at Depot Today
MUST GIVE A BIG BOND
AMOUNTING TO $4,000 OR POSI-.
BLv $4,000 OR GO TO JAIL
MORE INDICTMENTS MAY
BE FOUND TODAY.
BY the Associated Press.

Cleveland, Dec 13-The homeecm.
ing Of Mrs. Cassie l.. Chadwick tomor
row viii crea' g more excitement in
lhis city than any event of recent
years The probability OF tremen.
dous crowd at the depo. has compelled
Chief of Police Kohler to arrange de
tails of officers to restrain the crowd,
and United Sta.cs Marshal Chandler
70 whoae offices she will be taken up.
on her arrival has determined to st.
ton a force Of deputies around hi
1flce 70 prevent the throng from TAX.
'ng the room by storm.
Must Give $4,000 Bail.
The prospec $ are that MR. Chad
wick with be compelled 10 go 10 jail
snless she can give $4,000 bail and
she may be asked 70 furnish $4,000
United States District Attorney Sdlli,
van said tonight that he did not care
to discuss what ac.scn he worla take
nfter Mrs chadwick's arrival. but he
said significantly;
Il believe they held her in bends of
s15.000 in New York on the charge
which she Is to answer here. | will
not say what will ask, but you
know when she comes here II Is the
same old charge"
The intima.ion was plain that he
would no. care to accept a smaller
bond than that placed upon Mrs.
Chadwick In New York.
County Prosecutor Keeler was def.
mite and precise. "Of course,n he
said, "the case of Cuyahoga county
against Mrs. Chadwick cannot come
up until after the federal case has
been disposed of. II Mrs. Chadwick
should give the bond which District
Attorney Sullivan will demand shall
Immediately cause her rearrest un-
der the two indictments found against
her yesterday and ! will ask taat she
give bond OF $l2,5O0 on each in.
lictment-or total surety Of $25,.
900"
A Third Indictment.
There was report today that a
! third indictment had been found
against Mrs. Chadwick charging for
gerry in connection with the $4,000
O0l Carnegie note. 1t was not re-
turned. but ruch thing may occur
before Mrs. Chadwick has seen .he
end OF her troubles with thc federal
officials. If 1t does. Keeler will ask
for bond of $4,000 In this case al.
so, making the total amount of sure.
ty $4,000.
Caused Much Excitement.
When the Associated Press dis.
patch was received announcing that
Mrs. Chadwick had waived examina.
lion In New York and would leave for
Cleveland tonight. the news caused
much excitement Evening papers is
sued extras, and soon ncwsboys
swarmed about the streets with eai-
tions carrying flaming headlines. FIX
lras were bought as fast as they
could be handed OUT In MANY cases
newsboys were beseiged by prospec-
tive buyers OF their wares, like takers
at county fair.
The excitement over a federal case
was unprecedented and il was antic-
ipated that crowd would be at the
railroad station 10 get glimpse of
he woman who has stirred the coun-
try for the past Two weeks or more
To Jail. II No Bond.
was seen by the Associated Press aud
said Mrs Chadwick would he deliver.
ed to him in his Office in the federal
building by deputy marsnals from
New York. After the usual fcrmsl.
ties she viii be brought before Judge
Wing and II she could give bond.
would be released. Failing 10 do his
she will be turned over to the sheriff
and be placed in Jail.
sin Another Indictment.
There is possibility of an indict-
meut being found against Mrs. Chad
wick b. ire federal grand jury to-
morrow before her arrival In that
evens she will be immedia.ely brought
before Judge Wing on that indictment
instead of holding on the warrant rs
she is now retained. In any event.
the arrival of Mrs. Chadwick in this
city is expected to prove another sen
sation IN the case