Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-08
1HE WOMAN ARRESTED.
Warrant Served on Mrs. Chad
wick For Conspiracy 10 Aid
an Embezzler.
HE SUDDENLY GETS SICK

Doctors and Lawyers and Bankers
Come and Go But the Woman Sticks
to Her Bed Thru 1t All-Mescellan'
eous News.
New York. Dec. S.-The climax IN
the affairs of Mrs. Cassie l.. Chao"ich
came last night when she was placed
under arrest in her apartments at ohe
Hotel Perslin, charged with aiding ana
abettng a bank officer in embezzhns
$12500. The arrest was made a1tef
lengthy conference between Onlteo
State Commissioner Shields, Assistant
limited States District Attorney Bald
win, Secret Service Agent j. +. Flynn
and United States Marshal William
uanl,1e Commissioner Shields issued
the warrant, which charges violation
Of section 5000 of the United States
federal laws, relating to conspiracy.
There was scene in the woman's
room where the officials announced to
Mrs. Chadwick that she was under ar
rest. A maid opened the door and
the woman appeared. Her son stood by
and Witnessed with a blank face the
scene which followed. He stepped to
his mothers side, as she burst into
tears. but said nothing.
Marshal Henkle, who, with his dep
uties and United States Secret Service
Agent Flynn grouped in the door OF
Mrs. Chadwick's apartment, had en-
tered without knocking, found her in
bed. He said:
Madam. have an unpleasant duty
to perform. ! am obliged to serve a
warrant for your arrest. issued by
United States Commissioner Shields,
at the instance Of the federal authors
ties Of Ohio"
I'm very nervous and ILL.," replied
Mrs. Chadwick. What shall do? /
certainly am unable to get up"
IN that case" said the marshal, II
shall be obliged to remain here and
keep you under surveillance. You will
realize that as unpleasant as this is for
both of us, you are q prisoner and
have no right to leave you here alone.
! will do everything can to relieve
you Of annoyance, however,
When the conference was in progress
man, believed to be Mr.. Powers, one
Of Mrs. Chadwick's counsel, entered
the room and began to advise her He
advised her to stay in bed, and under
no circumstances to leave the room.
Marshal Henkle took exception to the
advice and said:
If Mrs. Chadwick needs any advice
as prisoner I'll give it to her. No at
tempt will be made to move her from
mere. but she must go before Commits
sioner Shields In the morning"
The secret service men engaged a
room adjoining Mrs. Chadwicks suite.
and established themselves there for
the night, while one of the marshal,s
men was posted in Mp. Chadwick
bed room, one outside her door and an
other In the corridor. Marshal Hem
lkle said he would remain in direct SUI
pervision of things all night.
George w. Ryall, a lawyer, repre-
senttng Mr.. Newton of Brookline,
Mass, one of Mrs. Chadwicks credi-
tors, called to see her soon after the
arrest. He whispered with her for a
moment and then left the room Soon
after the arrest, and before 1t was
known whether Mrs. Chadwick would
be taken from the hotel at once, or
not. the hotel management sent to
Mrs. Chadwick a bill for her rooms up
to yesterday.
BY permission of the marshal Mrs.
Chadwick telephoned to her physician.
DR.. Moore, to come to- her at once. He
arrived few moments later. The phy-
sician said that altho he had adj
vised her several days ago to 70 to a
sanitarium. she would be able to APP
pear this morning before the United
States commissioner.
B. j. Whitney, who is director Of
the Citizens National bank Of Oberlin.
o., called and asked to see the pris-
oner, but permission was denied him.
Andrew Squire, who came here yes
terday from Cleveland, with Iri Rev
nolds, secretary Of the Wade Park
Banking Company, had a half hours
conversation with Mrs. Chadwick. At
the conclusion of the conference Mr..
Squire said to the Associated Press
representative:
The arrest of Mrs. Chadwick does
not in any way affect the holding we
have in her securities, and it does not
change the legal proceedings necessary
in the further evolution of the case"
Mr.. Squire further said that he did
not know the present whereabouts of
Mr.. Reynolds, who is said to have in
his possession the $5,O00,OO0 in secur-
tiles belonging to Mrs. Chadwick.
The deputy marshal and secret SER
vice men, who were in Mrs. Chadwick's
room, said that the name Of Andrew
was mentioned several times,
and that the sound of the name each
time caused Mrs. Chadwick to smile.
The officers added that tho nervous,
Mrs. Chadfick does not appear as i'll
as has been reported.
The present arrangements are that
Mrs. Chadwick will be taken to Com
missioner Shields Office at 10 o'clock
tomorrow morning, and It Is expected
that an application will be made to a
United States circuit court Judge by
the United States district attorney for
a warrant of removal to Ohio.
IDLE MEN IN GOTHAM.