New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-15
MRS. CHADWICK H00TED.
CLETEL1ND CROWDS JEER
Firc Ne,c Indictments against Her
-Four against Oberlin Bankers.

Cleveland. Dec 14--FTve times indicted by
tre United States government at the exact min.
ute that her train rolled into the station Mrs
Cassie L. Chadwick came home 70 Cleveland
this afternoon. She was greeted with jeers,
boots and Kisses by the crowds that gathered
IN the depot when her train arrived and howled
at by hundreds gathered in front of the Federal
Building. The last sound that reached her from
the outside world. she passed into the stufy.
i'll smelling office Of Sheriff Barry in the county
jail. was the hoot Of derision from the peopIs
massed in front of the doorway. She made no
attempt TO give ball. and after a brief stop
in the office of the clerk Of the United States
Court was taken to Jail She is held tonight
in cell IA in the wonlan's department Of the Jail!
and her luxurious home in Euclid-ave.. OF which
the furnishings alone are valued at 100000. is
occupied by her maid.
Her courage held TO the last, but when she
had mounted the three fights of stairs leading
TO the tier cells. where she is 10 remain. she fell
in a faint. AS the steel door Of the woman's
corridor swung open 10 receive her she sank
feeby into chair, her head fell backward. and
but for the marshals she would have rolled 70
the floor. Water was quickly brought to her.
and in a few seconds she revived.
Her first request was that her lawyer. Sheldon
Q. Kerrush. he sent for. and she was soon en-
gagged in a conference with him concerning her
| defence. There is small chance that she will
be able 10 leave the jail before her trial There
are now seven indictments against her-hve ad-
ditional charges having been laid against her
in the federal cour, this afternoon II would
require bail Of least 100000 to give her free
dom. she has herself no idea Of giving bail and
Wiz remain in jail. She has the best cell in tha
place. but it is nice cell. nor is the county
Jail of Cuyahoga County nice Jail.
MRS. CHADWICK's TRAIN LATE
Mrs, Chadwicks train should have arrived az
11:10 but it was three hours late. Ths
| delay served only to increase the crowd at tbs
station. Almost with every minute the crowd
grew in size, until the patience and effective
rcss Of the police were severely taxed.
When IT was rumored that the train had
passed Ccl,inwood a suburb about six miles
out. there was an air Of suppressed anxiety ard
emotion among the crowd The police immedi-
aJeiy cleared the platforms drove the crowd
back from the gates. and formed a line through
which Mrs chadwick could pass IN the mean
time Marshal Chandler had appeared When
the train fraIIy rolled into the station there
rush from the further end of the iron
fence that kept the crowd from the tracks.
mob had broken through the police. swarrnsd
over the ferce and through the gate on the
tracks, that when the train came 20 a stand
stiu there were nearly a thousand persons abous
the cars.
Emil Chadwick. who Joined the party at Ash
tahua. was the bearer Of a letter 70 his mother
from her stepdaughter. Miss Mary Chadwick.
The letter which was couched in the most
3 dearng terms was written on the paper of the
Hotel Continental Paris. and dated No
vember 50 The letter said that the first in
timation Miss Chadwick and her father had OF
the troubles Of Mrs Chadwick was learned from
Ncw-York dispatch in The London Daily
Chronicle Of November 80 Miss Chadwick
continued that she believed the charges against
her mother to be n1oustrous. and that no
who knows you as l do viii believe such awful
things"
CROWDS JEERING WELCOME
I When the train drew in the station at Cleve-
land Mrs Chadwick caught a glimpse Of tho
great crowds which Swarmed about the train
shed and which grouped on vantage points On
the heights surrounding the station. She In
/ stinctively shrank back into corner OF the
drawing room and said. Il cannot see why all
+ those people should be here
+ After the train had been emptisd Of it's pas
seugers Marshal Chandler made his way to Mrs.
Chadwick. she asked that she he taken out
speedily possible. and. preceded by Emil
/ Chadwick and Freda Swanstrom. the nurse. ths
party made its way 10 the platform As soon "a
. Mrs. Chadwick was recognized by the crowd
. there was a spontaneous outburst of teers.
! Whistles and coarse epithets shouts Of Here's
the notes. and Where's the money! greeted
| Mrs. Chadwick upon her appearance. and. as ths
viciousness OF the mob dawned on her. sha