Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-12-17
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Mrs. Chadwick Will Not Be Al
lowed to Have Callers In
Her Cell Hereafter
RELATIVES WILL BE DENIED
Nurse and Son Who Have Been With
Her Much Of the Time Will be Re-
fused Admittance to the Jail From
Now Until the TriaI-sheriff's Or
ders.

Cleveland. Dec. 17.-Mrs. Chadwick
will now, until the time of her trial or
arraignment in court, be rigidly ex-
Guided from all visitors, and even her
son and nurse will be denied permis-
sion to see her except on the written
order of United States Marshal Chan
dler.
Yesterday afternoon at o'clock an
order was received at the jail by
Sheriff Barry directing him to deny all
people the privilege of seeing her, and
he at once ordered that the nurse,
Freda Swanstrom, who was then in
the jail with Mrs. Chadwick, be ordered
| to leave. This action was in direct
opposition to an order Of United States
Marshal Chandler, issued Thursday, in
which he directed that Emil Hoover,
the son OF Mrs. Chadwick, and the
nurse should be admitted at any time
to see Mrs. Chadwick.
THE order applies to them as we'll
as to anybody else" said the sheriff,
and l will ignore the order of Marshal
Chandler. This is county Jail and
the federal authorities have nothing
to say about it's administration. Ii they
don't like the way I run 1t, guess they
can take their prisoners to some other
| JAIL
Sheriff Barry has done everything
possible for the comfort of Mrs. Chad
wick and the implication carried by
| Judge Wings order that he was al
lowing too many people to see her
| was not pleasing to him.
young Hoover and the nurse have
been making trouble ever since Mrs
Chadwick has been here" he addeo'
"They have been saying that too many
people were allowed to see Mrs. Chaa-
wick, and now I think that they Will
keep out Of here themselves"
Turning to a deputy he repeated mis-
orders to have the nurse leave the jail
at once, and few minutes later MISS
Swanstrom passed thru the sheriff
Office on her way to the street.
Sheriff Barry further declared tna'
no visitors to Mrs. Chadwick would DC
nernitted to see her except during the
regular visiting hours to the jail which
are from / to o'clock on every DAY
axcent SATURDAYS, Sundays and holl-
days.
The order of Judge Wing put per-
i iod to the episodes at the jail, and Mrs
4 Chadwick's attorneys declared yester'
day afternoon that there would De ne
further developments in the legal enc
| OF the case until Mrs. Chadwick was
brought into court either for arragn-
ment or trial.
Receiver Loeser has been trying fol
several days to arrange the time a.
which he would summon Mrs. Chad
wick into the bankruptcy court bu'
her attorneys will oppose this and will
object to any questions being put to hel
before she is called for trial. Any at
tempt to have her answer questions
that may prejudice her case will Of
opposed, and it was asserted with con-
fidence by one Of them that nothing
more will be done in the case unit
March.
M. f. Bramley q wealthy contrac'
tor. called on Mrs. Chadwick just prtol
10 the receipt Of Judge Wings order
with Sheldon Kerruish, one of Mrs
Chadwicks attorneys.
He was asked if he was going to givt
,ail for her and said he was not. Wher
sked if he intended to furnish none.
or the expenses Of her trial, he laugh.
81 and would make no reply.
Receiver Loeser last evening mad,
arrangements with Arnold Remington
referee in bankruptcy, to examine Mrs
1 Chadwick at 10 o'clock Monday morn.
ing. Whether or not the inquiry will
be held depends upon the physical abil.
| ity Of Mrs. Chadwick to undergo the
| aya N tiOp