The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1904-12-15

and well nigh impossible to the carriages
ana teams. The camera aend was there
in -! his glory. despite the overcast sky
and dark dag. and through this battery
passed Mrs. Chadwick Marshal Chandler
and his two deputies into their carriage
They were Immediately driven away to
the Federal building.
Ms. Chadwick's son. Emil. and the
nurse, Freda. stood about the front OF:
the station, seeking carriage for which
they had telegraphed ahead from Ashta-
bula. There was apparently some mis-
understanding. for there was no carriage
there for them.
There was a scarcity of carriages. and
Emil. with the nurse. was taken to the
Federal builiing In the carriage with The
Associated Press representatives This
carriage followed Immediately after the
one carrying Mrs. Chadwick, followed By
several others.
HOOTS AID JEERS
During all this time the crowd kept
hooting and jeering. and as the carriages
rolled away from the station they were
followed by some of the crowd The
shouts and cries were taken up and
.
building through the busiest part of the
city. Business men on the way home
shoppers and laborers seemed to have
been notified of the womal's arrival. and
crowded to the curb. The jeers and hocts
We're taken up along the entire line. and
as each square that brought the party
nearer 10 the business center was passe
the crowd continued to increase. and to
avoid the increas Eg excitement the Off
cials arranged 20 approach the Federal
building from the rear.
As the carriages neared the building. the
crowds on the sidewalk bokc into the
streets and many began TO run .alongs!de
the carriages. expecting to see Mrs. Chad
WICK as she entered the building by the
main. entrance.
In this the crowd that had assembled
before the Federal building was disap-
pointed. for the carriage with the prisoner
was driven into an alley in the rear of
the building. There was much delay here
because of the narrow passa ageway:
1t had been the original intention OF
United States Marshal Chandler 10 tska
Mrs. Chadwick direct to his office ana
there sign the receipt which transferred
ner from the custody OF United States
Marshal Heni:ci TO his own.
1t was Custodian Leach of the build
ing, however, who vetoed this plan. arf
insisted that he could not have a crow
o. people running through the halls in IN.
front of the buildings. Tie Marshal, de.
ferring to the custodian allowed Mrs
Chadwick to be brought into the building
through tine rear entrance. She VIZ!
taken at once to the Office Of Clerk Car
Teton Of the, United States Court. and at
tended by her nurse. Marshal Chandler
Chadwick went down "a the first fico- am
entered her carriage. which was waiting
in the alley. Mrs. Chadwick was takef
directly 10 the jail.
ENCITMENT INCREASES.
When she was about TO leave the Fed
eral building the excsiom ment was greater
L possible than before. The carriage
after a few delays forced passage. anc
once out of the alley Mrs. Chadwick wa.
hurried away TO the jail She passec
to run the gauntlet of another mob tina
had been gathering for hours. Into tn
fail the prisoner was hurried to the ac
Commandment OF more shouts and jeers ant
the clicking OF photographers cameras.
F'reda remained with Mrs. Chadwicl
about half an hour. and was then drive!
TO the Chadwick residence, No 1921 Eucli-
avenue. Emil remained with his m0the
for nearly an hour, when he took his de
partUre.
Chadwick are five in number. Three {
them charge her with aiding and abett!n
officers of a national bank TO defraud tn
institution. and two charge her with con
spring against the United States.
OF the four Indictments against Prezi
den: Beckwith OF the Obariin Bank. tw
charge him with misapplication of fund
| OF a national bank: one with conspiracy Il
| commit an offensa against the Unite
States. and one with certifying check
when no funds were on hand.
| The indictments against Cashier Spea
E, arc the same as those against Presider
| Becliwith.