The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-14
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! STAND HER TRIAL
Mrs. Chadwick Declares She
Will Pay All Her Debts.
CONSENTS TO INTERVIEW
NEWSPAPER MEN GOT LITTLE
INFORMATION.

ANSOhMAIlON.
New York, Dec. 13.-Mrs. Chadwick
started for Cleveland on the Buffalo
limited train which left the Grand Cen
lral station over the New York Central
al o'clock tonight. Before leaving she
made statement in which she de-
cisred She viii pay all her obligations
and that her sole purpose I'm going is
10 race her creditors. She said she
could have obtained bail here IL she
had wished TO, and that one of the most
prominent men in the country had
offered today TO go on her bond
Mrs Chadwick left here in CUSTODY
OF United States Marshal Henkel and
Two deputy marshals. Marshal Henkei
said he would leave the train at
Poughkeepsie, but that the deputies
would go on to Cleveland with the
prisoner. The train is scheduled to
arrive in Cleveland at 1850 tomorrow
morning. Before leaving the United
states marshal's Office Mrs Chadwick
at the suggestion Of her counsel. Philip
carpenter. consented to an interview
with the newspapermen who were
waiting.
It was shortly before : O'Clock when
the reporters were admitted to Mr..
Henkefs office. where Mrs CnadwfcR
was awaiting them She was reclining
on couch and seemed particularly
alert. She was the absolute mistress of
herself and either smiled as she made
her statements. or gave way to an ex-
preston of bitterness.
Many statements that have ap-
peared are absolutely false" she be-
gan. Il have read statements in one
or two papers that are absolutely
raise. ] am physically and mentally
broken down. / am not i'm any condi-
ton TO make a statement
1t is not true that | Cabled to Dr.
Chadwick this morning. DIT. Chadwick
cabled me this morning and that cable
gram viii appear i'm the Cleveland
Plain Dealer tomorrow morning.
Going Voluntarily.
81 am going home for the sole pur-
pose of facing my creditors and the
charges they have made against me. 1
am going home voluntarily and not
because l could not obtain bail. Since
my arrest 1 have had offers of bail from
many prominent persons. Isn't that
so Mr.. Carpenter" she asked, turning
to her COUNSEL
Co. Ntldl = iuts ne Itpntu-
To-day bail was offered to me by
one of the most prominent men in
Cleveland by telegram. said Mrs
Chadwick. He said that a wire would
bring him here 10 furnish any amount
OF bail that would be wanted"
Il have had at least half a dozen
prominent persons offer me bail to-
day" continued the woman. There
was no reason why I could not get
bail"
Il am not going to answer any ques-'
tons said Mrs. Chadwick when one
OF the reporters asked her to disclose
the identity of the person who made
the offer.
Declares She Is Wreck.
LAS I said before. i am a wreck The
way my son and maid have been har-
assed by you youTFg men is absolutely
embarrassing.
y want It understood that / am GO
ing home simply because ii is the place
where I should De.
Il shall not give bail when I get to
Cleveland. 1 have the best motive in
the world for not doing so. The his
tory # this ease from beginning TO end
will soon be published in a certain
newspaper
You will call names, won't you" IN
terrupted Mr.. Carpenter.
Il shall use names, corrected Mrs.
Chadwick
7 promised to give out my story.
and il may take weeks to get il out.
il may be. however. that it will be
published tomorTow, next week, or i'm
a month. but certainly not until all my
obligations are paid. / have not tried
10 flee from any one. mot even frcH
The newspapermen." she continued
with a smile. When you young nell
thought that I was sick at the Holland
house l walked out right by you and
went to the Fifth Avenue hotel, and
afterwards took a cab back to the
Holland and went to bed
Dinner at Sherry's.
"I left the Holland house one night
and went out walking between two Of
the most prominent men in New York
and stayed there until 1880. When 4
returned TO the hotel the elevator man
who took me upstairs winked at me
and whispered: The newspaper men
say It is rumored that you nave com
united suicide l said to him: Let
them say what they please
"Will you say anything about your
relations with Mr.. Carnegie" was
asked.
Would Not Answer.
II am not going 70 be questioned.
she replied. II have nothing TO say
about Mr. Carnegie and nothing to say
about any one else. want to say en-
phatically that l have not been com
PEELED 10 return 10 Cleveland If the
81 and jury had indicted me fifty times
] would have gone back just the same.
For the past week / have been want
ing TO go back. Isn't that so, Mr.
Carpenter
That's so" said the lawyer
II was ready 20 go back a week ago
last Saturday" declared Mrs. Chad
wick. 4 had all my things packed,
but they wanted me to go down TO
Wall street
Mrs. Chadwick would not say who
they meant.
"The result was that l did not get
or" she continued. Il feel a little
better than 1 did week ago. but am
still nervous and l can hardly stand
on my feet.
Il can not express i'm words my
gratitude for the many kindnesses