Arizona republican., 1904-12-08
Frenzied Female Finanier > Under Arrest =
SHE IS NOW SICK N BID
Guarded for the Night hy tsafshas-s Officers and Secret sersaee Sea She Is Charged Hith sifliss a Banker in Embezzlemenx.

New York. Dec. 5.-Tes rsA=sS Ia SAs affairs of Mrs. Cassie E. cAAdxkx came tonight when zsaz x=s Sa.e.s,i zs-- de: arrest in her =RsEtr-=~sks @s tSssss Bresiin, charged witA zIssaz =ssz zA.ss- ting bank officer ia ssah~xsllzs sl--- 500. The arrest was zasRs sats<- a lengthy conference AsISeSG United States Commissioner sElSlAs. Asslss- ant United States Assistant EszlrIce Ee
 E. Baldwin. Secret ssrrsc~ Agent Flynn and CniJsd Sta-es Marshal FtlIl- fam Henkel. COmmissiOnss shieI3s- sued the warrant charging a violation of section 502 of The United States fed eral laws relating 10 cOnssiFseE
 There Was 2 scene in the Eanan's room when the officials snn0,aaced to Mrs. Chadwick that she vgaz azder ar . rest Her son stood by aRI Eitness=I with a biauc he'd face what foIloz-eL He stepl ed 70 his mothers side as she burst into tears. but said nothing.
 Marshal Henkel. who with hls depu- ties and United States Secret Service Agent William J. Flynn. g-egsaed ia the ooOr of Mrs. Chadwick's apartment. had entered without knocking and found her il bed He said: Madame. 1 have an unpleasant duty to perform ' l A--ti JbiieENl lo sl W ant arrest, issued by United States Com
 missioner Shields at the instance .of th.. federal authorities of Ohio
 T am very nervous and fl.~ replied Mrs. Chadwick What shall I d0e Certaiiiiy am unable to get up.
 Ill that case" said the marshal T ! shall be obliged to remain he7e and ist.eF you under surveillance You wl-l @eaiize that. unpleasant as thls is for both of us, th-t you are prisoner and I have TO right to leave you here alone. N do everything can to relieve you Of annoyance. however.
 When the conference was in prOsress
 q man believed to be NIT. Powers. one of Airs Chadwick counsel. entered
 the lCOn and began to advise her. He advised her 10 stay in bed Gnd under
 no =. Cumstances to leave the room
 Marshal .Henkel too exception to t1s- advice and said: If Mrs CladWick needs any advice as a prisoner I'll give it to her No attempt win be made te
 mo-e her away from her room tonight.
 she must go before Commisslorer ! Shields in rte morning
 The secret service men engaged a 1 room adjoining Mrs. Chadwick's suite and established themselves the-e for | the night. while one of the marzAaTs A N ] bedroom and one outside her do0r and another in the corridor Marshal
 Henkel said he would remain in dire
 supervision of things all night
 ! George Ryal. a lawyer rep-sentinE Mr. Newton of BrOOkline. one of Mrs | Chadwick's creditors. called 10 see her
 soonl after her arrest He whispered with her for moment and then lefS | the room.
 1 Soon after the arrest and before ft was known y.hetheer Mrs CladWicE
 would he taken from the hotel at once
 or not, the hotel management sent
 Mrs. Chadwick q bill for the rooms up
 to today She raid it and the bli was | returned to he- receipted- By permis- sion of the marshal Mrs. Chadwick tel- | ephOned 10 her physician. pr Moore. to l come to her at once He arrived a few l minutes later. The physician said tha- | although he had advised her several days ago to go to a sanitarium. she
 would be able to appear tolnolrow be- fore the United States commissioner.
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