The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1904-12-15
Cassie Chadwick'S Troubles
Are Multiplying
is H0OTED AND DERIDED
Notorious Woman Met by Big Throng
Of People When Shhe Returned to
Cleveland, Her Home City,
Yesterday Afternoon.

Cleveland, Dee 15.-Fiye times indict-
ed by the United States government at
the exact minute that her train rolled IN
TO the station Mrs Cassie 4. Chadwick
came home to Cleveland yesterday after
noon. She was greeted with ieers, boots,
and hisses by the crowds that gathered
in front Of the depot when her train
arrived. howled at bv hundreds gath
cred IN front Of the federal building
The last sound that reached her from
the outside world, as she passed into
the stuify, Ill smelling Office of Sheriff
Barry III the county jail was the boot
Of derision from the people massed in
front Of the doorway. She made no
attempt to give bail and after a brief
stop in the Office Of the clerk of the
United States court was taken TO jail.
She was held last night in cell IA in
the womans' department Of the Jail.
Hher palatial residencein Euclid avenue,
OF which the furnishings alone are valued
at 100000, was occupied by her maid.
Her courage held to the last, but her
body failed her, and when she had
mounted the three flights Of stairs lead
ing to the tier Of cells where She ii
to remain, she tainted But for the aid
/ of United States Marshals Kumb and
Keller, who held her up and almost
carried her along as she mounted the
stairs, she never would have been able
to reach her cell Breathless, pale and
staggering, she was barely able TO reach
! a chair, as the steel door of the woman's
corridor swung open to receive her. She
sank febly into the scat, her hand fell
backward, and but for the marshals she
would have rolled to the floor Water
was brought quickly to her, and in few
seconds she revived, and was again
woman Of business. He first request was
that her lawyer, Sheldon @. Kerraish,
be sent for, and she was soon engaged
bin a conference with him concerning her
defence.
There is small chance that she will be
liable to leave the Jail before her trial.
There are now seven indictments against
her five additional charges having been
! laid against her in the federal court this
afternoon. # would require surety to
the amount Of 100000 to give her free
dom. She has no idea Of giving bail
land win remain in Jail.
Mrs. Chadwick's train was scheduled
Ito arrive at 1910 q. M, but it was three
hours later before it reached Cleveland.
The delay served to increase the crowd
of the curious at the station When the
train finally rolled in there was rush
from the further end Of the iron fence
that kept the crowd of the tracks This
mob had broken through the police,
swarmed over the fence and through the
gate upon the tracks, SO that when
the train came to d standstill there was
about a thousand persons about the
cars.
Mrs Chadwick stated her age to be
3s years, her residence as Cleveland and
| the United States the country Of her
birth. Dnring this examination by the
sheriff she was scarcely able to stand
and chair was proffered her. She de-
Ielined to accept 1t and was led to the
Jail corridor. Il few steps away, There
are three flights Of stairs TO the e0rri-
ldor Mrs. Chadwick was scarcely able
TO walk, although supported by three
men. On reaching the cell room, she
tainted. DR.. I.owman. friend Of Mrs.
i Chadwick, was hastily sent for but she
lrevived Soon after she arrived at the
liail Mr.. Kerruish spent some time in
Ieonsultation with her. Several women
requested to see Mrs Chadwick but
lwere refused. After she had been in
Jail several hours 4 man acting for q
local livery firm which claims Mrs Chad
wick owes it S35 for unpaid bills at.
tempted to serve summons on her
in the suit, but Sheriff Barry declined to
allow him to do so.
Although in her own city, no friendly
lface greeted her at the ear and Mrs.
lChadwick stepped into her carriage as
if she had been on entire stranger.
The crowd had become impatient with
THE delay Of Mrs. Chadwieks appearance
land jeered and whistled. When Mrs.
lChadwick's son, Emil, and her faithful
nurse appeared on the car platform and
Ialighted, Mrs Chadwick was recognized
by the crowd and there was a spontan-
eous outburst OF ieers, whistles and
coarse epithets.
Shouts of "here's the notes. and
"where's the money!" greeted Mrs. Chad.
wick and as the spirit of the mob dawned
upon her she seemed to grow faint and
wavered as though about to fall, II
Iseemed that but for the deputy marshals
supporting here, she must have utterly
icollapsed. The camera fend was there
in all his glory, despite the overcast sky
ldark day, and through this battery pass
ted Mrs. Chadwick, Marshal Chandler and
his two deputies into their carriage
They were Immediately driven away r
/ the federal building.
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