The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-26
PAPERS READY
FOR THE DOCTOR
Mrs. ChadWiCk'S Husband Will
Soon Join Her in Jail.
WOMAN BEMOANS THE FACT
SAYS HE Is INNOCENT OF ANY
WRONGDoING.
WOMAN BEMOANS THE FACT

CLEVELAND. o.. Dee. 25.-Sherif
IL Barry left for Albany and New
York City today, carrying with
him the papers for the arrest of DR..
Leroy 5. Chadwick, who is expected to
land at New York on the steamer Pre-
tcria sometime Wednesday.
This afternoon Mrs. Chadwick showed
unusual nervousness. She finally sent
for the sheriff with the statement that
she wanted to talk over the trip to New
York and the impending arrest of her
husband.
The sheriff spent almost an hour with
the woman i'm her cell, during which
time she wept convulsively.
Il know you will treat my husband
as kindly as possible, under the circum-
stances but please remember that he is
innocent of any wrong doing" said
Mrs. Chadwick as the sheriff entered
the Jail.
Asked Him to Be Kind.
During the hour that the sheriff was
talking with Mrs. Chadwick she re-
peatedly asked him to be kind 10 DR.
Chadwick. The woman said il was an
awful mistake. This is the worst
thing that has happened during all the
trouble of the last few weeks. said
Mrs. Chadwick. Il never thought my
husband would be dragged into this af-
fair; it is so unjust, for if ever an
honest man lived it is my husband"
Mrs. Chadwick asked the sheriff to
tell her in detail of all of his plans.
Several times she referred TO the doc
tors daughter by a former wife, who is
returning with DR.. Chadwick to this
country. The woman also especially
asked the sheriff to do everything pos
sible to make the situation as easy as
possible for the young girl.
Remember all l have told YOU
called Mrs. Chadwick as Sheriff Barry
was leaving. This is terrible: but
there is one satisfaction; l will see my
husband soon
Everything Ready.
Before leaving Sheriff Barry tele-
graphed to Albany asking that the pa
pers in the case be made out in advance
SO as to insure no delay. According to
his plans tonight the sheriff expected
to call on Governor Odell in Albany the
first thing Monday morning to turn
over the .requisitiOn papers from Gov
ernor Herrick. receiving extradition pa
peTs from Governor OdeH in return.
From Albany he expected to go imme-
diately to New York, arriving there in
the afternoon.
The sheriff will stop at the Hoffman
House. IL has been agreed to have re-
latives of Miss Mary Chadwick meet
her at the hotel. Whether she viii re-
main in New York or come on to CIeve-
land with her father is not yet settled.
1t is thought, however, that she will
stay in New York with relatives and
friends for few days at least.
Will a StoniSh Him
q suppose it will De q severe blow to
Dr.. Chadwick TO be met with papers
for his arrest upon his arrival in this
country" said the sheriff tonight. Il
intend to do everything possible to ease
the situation as much as the circum-
stances will permit for both DR.. Chad
wick and his daughter"
The exact course that the sheriff will
follow is to be determined Tuesday
morning after a conference with New
York officials. The sheriff expects TO
go out to meet the Pretoria on either q
government lighter or a police patrol
boat. He plans to catch the steamer
outside of Sandy Hook and to notify
DR.. Chadwick of his arrest before the
landing is made.
If Dr. Chadwick is not a sick man I
shall return with him on the first train
! can make out Of New York Wednes-
day, reaching Cleveland sometime
Wednesday night or Thursday morn
ing" said the sheriff If he is a sick
man my plans may necessarily have to
be changed. At any rate. / shall re-
main in New York long enough to be
certain Of the proper care Of Miss Chad
wick"
Sheriff Barry left Cleveland at
o'clock tonight over the Lake Shore
railroad. He is due in Albany at $50
Monday morning