Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1904-12-15
FIRST CALLERS.

FIRST CALLERS
The first persons to call at the jail to
see her were her son, Emil Hoover and
her nurse Fredt Swanstrom. The lat
ter came down from Mrs. Chadwlck's
home with some clothing for Mrs.
Chadwick and some linen for her bed.
Both the nurse and Emil were allowed
to see her for a short time, the nurse
remaining after the young man had
left the jail. When Informed by the
matron OF the extent Of the jail menu
card, the prisoner expressed herself as
not satisfied with the prospect, and
asked that arrangements be made with
hotel close by to send in her meals.
This was done, and at 10 o'clock she
called for her breakfast.
She ate lightly but feemed In better
spirits after doing 80 than she had
been when she arose
a great many people, devoured With
.eurioHty, made strenuous efforts 70 see
Mrs. Chadwick during the early part on
the morning, and Sheriff Barry was
kept busy turning them away. They
came to the fall In swarms and they
kept the sheriffs telephone bell on a
constant Jingle.
SHERIFF TALKS.
Il don't know who they are" said
the sheriff q ask them what they
want to see her for and they say they
are friends Of hers and they would
like to have a talk with her. Some Of
them claim to have business with her,
but they will not ssay what Is the ma
ture OF their business. | know that
one or two OF them are people who de-
sire 10 serve notice Of suits for debt
upon her, but they will be obliged to
walt for a time at least. | guess lota
Of people think that we keep a circus
down here and that anybody can get
in / VIII not have the woman dis
turbed In such manner while | have
charge OF her"
MAY SUMMON MRS. CHADWICK.
II was declared IN the Office OF
County Prosecutor Keller this morn
ing as entirely possible that Mrs
Chadwick might be summoned at
some time today to appear before the
county grand Jury for interrogation In
the investigation now going on. II had
not been determined positively that
this would be done, but Mr. Keller
would not say that he might not call
her to the grand jury room before the
day was over.
The county grand jury continued its
Beckwith. Of the Oberlln bank, who
was to be the star witness Of the day,
Paris, Dec. l5.-Mrs. Cassie l.. Chad
wlck's belief that her husband Dr. Le-
roy s. Chadwick, has sailed for New
York from Liverpool Is erroneous. Or.
Chadwick Is still here The corre-
spondent Of the Associated Press has
seen him daily. During conversation
last night Or. Chadwick was asked IL
Ira Reynolds charges against him
might lead to a prolonged stay In Eu-
rope, DR., Chadwick replied that It was
still his intention TO return 10 America.
do you expect TO be included In the
the doctor was asked.
Most certainly not, ne replied.
DR., Chadwick spoke OF his lengthy
stays abroad, which seemed to indicate
that he had been absent much Of the
time during the business operations OF
his wife, He said he came to Europe
In 1901, remaining Is months. and that
during most OF the time he was I'm bad
health and not expected to live. owing
10 an attack Of Roman fever during his
sojourn In Italy, After returning 70
DR. Chadwick visited a mum.
Der OF cities in the United States and
then came back TO Europe for anoth-
sr eight months. He made another
trip TO America, but as he was stlll
lillng, returned to Europe, where he
has since remained.
DR.. Chadwick has decided not To
make formal statement. He says he
Is determined not 10 see any more rep.
or the press,as he considers
his statements have been mlsquoied.
This does not apply to the interview OF
he Associated Press OF Dec. 70, I'm
which DIR. ChadwIck's statements were
aiken geographically and were after
wards read and approved by him before
TO the United States. He
'ofers 10 fantastic Interviews creditIng
him with making exaggerated state.
rents.
Dr. Chadwick was stlll at his hoted
II noon today. and had not made ar.
for HE departure.
Cashier Spear was witness and went
lvcr again the story OF his experiences
With Mrs Chadwick. He gave 10 the
Jury also MI he knew concerning the
New York attorney, who was said by
Beckwlth 70 have declared that he |
Knew the Carnegie notes TO be genuine. |