The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1904-12-15

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Her courage held to the last. but her
body failed her, and when she had mount
ed the three flights Of stairs leading to
the tier OF cells where she is TO remain
she collapsed utterly and fell In dead
faint. Water was quickly brought to her,
and in a few seconds she revived and was
araina a woman Of business. and soon had
q conference With her lawyer. Sheldon Q.
Kerruish.
There is small chance that she will be
able TO leave the jail before her tnal
There are now seven indictments against
ber-nye additional charges having oeen
laid against her in the Federai court
this afternoon. II would require surety
&c the amount OF at least 10000 TO give
her freedom. She has no IDEA OF sNhs
bail and will remain In jail.
IMPATIENT AT DELAY
Mrs. Chadwicks train was scheduled
20 arrive at 11:10 in the morning, ou'
4, wa. three hours late in reaching Cleve-
,.ns The delay OF the train served but
ON. purpose. that OF increasing the crowd
of the curious at the depot.
Almost with every minute or delay the
crowd grew in size until the patience ano
effectiveness OF the police were seVereN
tested. When the train finally rolled INTO
the station there was rush lroin tne
further end Of the iron fence that kept inc
crowd OF curious from the tracks.
This mob had broken through the po-
1,ce swarrned over the fence and through
the gate upon the tracks. so that wnen
the train came TO a standstill there were
.hout a thousand persons around the
cars.
SHOUTED COARSE EPITHETs. o.
wben the train drew into the station
at Cleveland Mrs. Chadwick caugnt
sI,mpse OF the great crowds which
swarmed about the trainshed ana on Vsn-
tase points on the heights surrounding
the station. She instinctiveiy shrahA pacs
into the corner OF the drawing room ana
Ia '"I cannot see why all those people
should be here" ,
A,ter the train had been empted OF
United States Marshai
chandler OF Ohio stepped aboard the car
and made his way to the drawing rooiii'
p,here he was introduced TO Mrs 'hau-
wick She asked that she taken OUT az
.n.aa,,v as possible. and preceded by
80 cbadwick and Freda Swenson, the
nurse. the party made its way 10 tne
,,l.tform and thence through the dense
crowds TO a carriage in waiting
Although I'm her own city, no ulehulS
.aca created her and Mrs. CHADWICK
,t.pped into her carriage as II she mao
been an entire stranger to TINS com
munity. The crowd had become impaueh'
with the delay OF Mrs Chadwiek ap'
nearauce and began to Jeer and whistle
A. soou as Mrs. Chadwicks son, Emll
and her nurse. F'reda, appeared on tne
car nlatfrom, followed by Mrs CHADWICK
,unported by United States Deputy Mar
,hais Kinnb and Kelker OF New YORK she
vas recognized by the crowd, ana thert
wa. a spontaneous outburst OF Jeers
whistles AMI shouts Of coarse eplthes'
WHERE'S THE MONEY!
Tho crowd was Increased by others at
tracted bv the demonstration feopi
van from all directions and crowded apou
the central figures In the case, anu no
until the police were calIeu up"n -"
she Officers attempt TO conduct 'hei
nr,soner to the carriage In waiting
shouts OF where's the notes? an
where's the Money!" greeted Mrs
Chadwick upon her appearance ana
the viclousness OF the mob dawned upo
her she seemed TO grow faint and wasere
as II about to fall. II seemed that ou
for the deputy marshals supporting he
she must utterly collapse.
THE officers led their prisoner towar
the gate and out through the entrance
T,here the street was well-nlgh impass
able TO the carriages and teams IN
camera hend was there I'm fun force
despite the overcast sky and dark day
and through this battery passed MRS
chadwick Marshal Chandler ana ms wv
deputies TO their carriage.
Thev were Immediately driven away {
The Federal building. Mrs. Chadwick
sop Emil, who arrived here Sunday. an
the nurse Freda were unable 10 hire
carriage and they were taken TO IN
rederal building in the carriage with Oh
two Associated Press representative
Thi. carriage followed Immediately ate
the one CARRYING Mrs. Chadwick, and the
came several others
Up FREIGHT ELEVATOR
As the carriages nesred the ouildin
.hs crowds on the sidewalks broke INT
the streets aud many began to run o'
side the carriages. expecting to see Mr.
chadwick as she entered the building b
the main entrance.
In this the crowd was disappointed. II
,he carriage with the prisoner was drive
,rto an alley I'm the rear OF the buildin
There wa. much delay here. the narro
psssaseway being blocked by CO.
wagons The crowd already there wS
augmented by that which had assemble
hesore the front OF the building md the
was a complete blockade.
The police were forced TO drive ~
crowd away with clubs while they e.
tricated the carriage from the middle
the coal wagons
crowd was being cleared from the ale
eager. jeering faces were thrust into u
carriage windows and vulgar expression
hurled az the occupants
After consuming about ~ minutes
rafting a. distance OF about twice as mar