The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-09
WOMAN SPENDS
NIGHT IN TQMBS.
Mrs. Chadwick, Unable 10 Sc SCI
ct1re Bail, Us Taken Sto Soli-
sitary Cell.
:sTATEMEM il 10 /: !: vi f E. Pu 3 BLlClZ
Declares Mystery Of Madame De
We're. NVill.b be Revealcd Weepss
Bitterly il Jail
sS (By, Associated Press

(By. Associated Press. M "a
Vi NEW YORK, December S. AIrs. Cassie
L. 4 Chadwick IS 4 to-night occupyin ono
OF the scantllyS furnished cells in .he9 Y;
Tombs After a fruitless search all day
for bail her at tto1ney y gave up tho fight
tonight. and Philip 8Carpe tel, u hers chief
counsel. stood IN the corrid Or q rsnfS the ISed-3
l4eral building at q clock. when Y niteda
States Marshal Ienllels Y threw oper{8 he /
double doors OF, his office nd 4 led the
woman outlon her way to prison 81
a Mrs. G Chadwick was wan. tired and ALL
most falnting. she made her way acro ros;a VI
the hall to the elevator, leaning heavily
on the marshal's arm, and tina at Of her
son. Emil. Behind them came her nurse ,3f$
Kennedy. # FS IA 5sSsl3 +, 81
Privileges Denied sS
The party passed through M double4
of curious people to@u carriage. which
was III waiting III tic Broadway side
They We're driven directly TO the tTonlbs.$y
Arriving there, Mrs. Chadwick was la fSSSS
carried up the steps and into the build d.
ing. Warden Flynn met the. party and sS
after the usual l-prellhuarlcs had been SatS3535
tended to-, the woman nskcd pefn1issi sion ~
to have her nurse remain with her VIZ
would lllve&iio privileges not allowed tll-ssf
ser prisoners. III 3@5 NJ 36g BE5s, e
Mrs. Chadwick gave a handbag Snnd AGtQi
few trinkets to the nurse and whispered "
some instructions to her son. Marshal
fIenkel formally turned his i'risonel lS over
to tho warden, and she was taken to the II
5matron'si ROOM She asked 10 say 81 good-5
night To her son and the lad geagerls.SH
rushed to Ills mothersarll wrapping Ills. q.
q n =
brace. Then SHE was led away to the
inner o offlce, where her pedigree WAS ia lSellisI
after which she was assigned to q, Gel .$ssS
The son and nurse entered u CARTS gcSansi ssss
We're driven to q hotel
Makes Statement.
While lying on a couch IN tile United n
States 1nnrshal's office 5Hwaiting II bonds-s
man, Mrs. Chadwick, FOR thc5 first time gs
since her name has been before the pub
lie, consented TO tnlk for publications, and $8t
gave the representative of the Associated S
Press a statement ipl}which She dentedlre-
glationship to Mrs. York, Of san ~ 'rtn-BE1S5
cisco who gave out an eryiews Il to-da IS "A
telling OF the earlier life, Of Mrs. tsliadrs i
wick. .ss{ ssss
in justice to her son, Mrs Chadwick 81
said she would mot make u K sta atsMcn 1T
about this Madame de We're bustness''..s.
at the present. but she promised ti,nt
and everything else sin connection With Il
tllIs case will be shown sI83 StE3
Mrs Chadwick also told of the Wado s
Park and Oberlin Bank matters Refers
ring to the failure of the latter instltu,
ton. she said: I'LL 81 s
u would not like to live g minute Il III
i did not think | could pay these poor
people ba cli.' 5e IS sFS
When asked concerning Andrew Carns-
glo with her financial affairs, she de,
cIined absolutely to talk, referring her
interviewer to her counsel ~
Unable to Furnish Bail.
Tins lie, md nht h en- III t,s ln',st
mo,nentous days in Mrs. Chadw!cit's his, "a
tory, 1t commenced with her carly der
5parture from her hotel for he Federal n
building. ana ended with her incareera-a
tion in the irombs,
e In the interval she had heen3 aFiaighsd Sgs Sg
before United States Commissions ~. .35ga
Shields ana held in SIS, 600 ball, which sha "a
was unable to furnish All day Ions
lawyers representing her Interests had \
sought In every quarter for some one
owning real estate In Manhattan VINO lF
would sign llel' bond, and the narshui ~
had, out OF sympathy for the woman. ss
kept her In his oillca hours after she 4!
should have been removed The 4endeaNr5s
ci,s IL the lawyers @sre nnsucees sstul,
rendering her Imprisonment necessary 8s
TO add to her cup of woe, IL WAS lea rhed .s5
tonight that charge OF forgery would l
very likely be made astlinst the woman lll M
Ohio. based on the Carnegie notes and s
other Iiapers given as sepurittes FOR loans .
I1rre!ts Ia get bail Will cont in'te torrnorss; (,
row, although Mrs Chadwick expresset
the desire te-pight 10 go e SisgsiaIa 4
al soon as possible. She said ssie ''ou III ~
go there voluntarily wprs ir not foi' thn.
contrary advice OF counsel ..s5
MIS, Chadwick d!neG at o'clock ",