The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-08
Was. Sick in Bed When.
Officers Entered and
Served Warrant.
AR TO-DAY
TO ANSWER CHARGE.
Cleveland Attorney Says He Will
Introduce Witnesses toiProvc
That She and Madame
De We're Are the Same.
What Her Coun-
sci Say.

f.gi-a tHy Associated Press.l ia
l NEW YORK, December THE climax
y In the affairs OF Mrs Cassie L. Chadwick
came tonight when she was placed un.
s der arrest In llcr apartments at the Hotel.
Breslin. charged with aiding and abcttng
bank officer In embczzlIng $1,000. The!
arrest was made after q lengthy con-
ference between United States Commis-
sioncr Shields, assistant United States
District Attorney Il. E. Baldwin, secret
Service Agent William ]. Flynn. and
United States Marshal william Henkel.
Commissioner Shields issued the warrant.
which charges o. nSviolntion OF section 62t9
Z OF the United States Federal laws, re-
latlng to conspiracy.
Scene in Room.
There was scene in the woinan.s room
when the officials announced to Mrs
Chadwick that she was under arrest A
maid opened tho door When Flynn
aswed for Mrs. Chadwick the latter APP
pcared Her son stood by and witncs sed
with a blank face the scene which fol-
lowed. He stepped to his mothers side
as she burst into tears, but said nothing.
Il Marshal Hcnkel, who, With his deputies
and United States Secret Service Agent
Flynn grouped inithe door OF Mrs. Chad
8wick's apartments, had entered without
knocking found her in bed. He said:
Madam, have an unpleasant duty
to perform. / am obliged to serve a. wa r.
rant for your arrest, Issued by United
States Commissioner Shields at the in
stance OF the Federal authorities or.
Ohio
4 am very nervous ard III" replied;
Mrs. Chadwick: What shall / do? II cer-i
5talnly am una bic: to get up,
;3 I'm that case, said the marshal, II
shall be obliged to renlnin here and keep
you under surveillance. You will realize
that unpleasant, as this Is for both OF
sus, you are a prisoner and have no
right TO leave YOU here alonc.1 will do
everything can to relieve you OF an
noyance, however" tS@
a When the conference was in progress
a man believed to be Mr.s Powers. one Of
Mrs. Chadwicks counsel, entered t1la
room and began TO advise her. Hc adj
.yised her to stay In bed, and under no
circumstances to leave the roon United
States Marshal Henkel took exception 10
the advice and said: n ~
!. III Mrs. Chadwick needs any advice as
a prisoner. Ill give 1t to her No attempt
Will be made to move her from here to-
night but she must go before Commis-
sioner Shields dn the morning
Carefully Guarded.
The secret service mca engaged 4 room
adjoining Mrs. Chadwici's suite and es-
tablishcd themselves there for the night
while ono Of the narshal's men was posted
In Mrs. Chadwick's bedroom, one outside
her door and another In the corridor.
Marshal Henkel said he would remain il,
direct supervision OF things all night.
Gcoge w. Ryall, a lawyer, representing
Mr.. Newton, OF gBrookline, one OF Mrs
Chadwick's creditors called to see her
soon after the arrest. He whispered with
iler for a moment and then left the room.
Soon after the arrest and before 1t was
known whether Mrs. Cpldwick would be
taken from the hotel at once or not the
hotel management sent to Mrs. Chadwick
a bill for tlierooms up to to-day. She paid
1t and the bill was returned to her receipt
I cd.
BY permission OF the marshal. Mrs,
Chadwick phoned 10 her physician. DR..
Moore, to come to her ut once, lie ar
rived few moments later. Tho physi-
clan said that although he had advised her
several days ago to so to a sanitarum.5 she
would be able to appear I o. morrow morn
Ing before the United States commissions
er. S5G
3, j. Whitney, who is a director OF tho
Citizens National Bank, Of Oberlln, O.,
t,<-S.. i .IOn II