The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1904-12-17
MUST Spend DAYS
IN LONELY [ CELL |.
Mrs. Chadwick Hereafter Will
be Rigidly Excluded
From All Visitors.
SON MUST OBTAIN ORDER
Woman Was Very Angry Yes.
tsrday and Said She Had Stop
ped Giving Interviews.
NV Associated 1,ress.)

t (By Associated Press.) &
CLEVELAND. OHIO, December TO-
Mrs. Chadwick. from now until the time
of her arraigninent in court. will be rig
idly excluded from all visitors and even
her son aid nurse will be denied per-
mission to see her except on the written
order Of United States Marshal Chandler.
This afternoon an order was received at
the jail by Sheriff Barry. directing him
to deny all people the privilege OF seeing
her. and he ut once ordered that the
nurse, Freda Swanstornl. who was then
in the Jail with Mrs. Chadwick, be di-
rected to leave. This action was in oppo-
sition to all order of United States Mar
shall Chandler issued yesterday, in which
he directed that Emil Hoover. the son.
of Mrs. Chadwick and the nurse should
be admitted at any time to see Mrs. Chad
wick.
Sheriff Defiant. &
"The order applies to them as well as to
anybody else" said the sheriff; and
will ignore the order Of Marshal Chandler.
This is a county Jail. and the Federal au-
thorites have nothing to say about Its
way i run it. 1 guess they can take their
prisoners to sorle other. jail.
Sheriff Barry further declared that no
visitors to Mrs. Chadwick would DO per-
rnitted to sec her except In the regular
visiting hours at the Jail. which are from
/ to 3 O'Clock on every day except SAT-
urdays, Sundays and holidays.
The order OF Judge Wing put a period
to the episodes at the jail. and her at
torneys declared this afternoon that there
would be no further DEVELOPMENTS in the
legal end Of the case until Mrs. Chad
wick was brought into the court, either
for arrangement or trial. };
NJ F. L Bramley, q wealthy contractor,
called on Mrs. Chadwick Just prior to the
receipt Of Judge Wing 8 order, will. Shell
don Kerrush, one of Mrs. Chadwick $ a L
torneys He was asked II he was going
TO give bail for her. and said he was not.
When asked Hf he intended to furnish
money for the expenses Of her defense. he
laughed ana would make no srenlv.
Mrs. Chadwick Very Mad.
During the latter part OF the morning
NJ RS. a c adwick showed considerable - u
humor. She announced that her break
fast did not suit her. and declared that
hereafter she would order her meals from
a restaurant. which supplies an entire
and more or less comprehensive repast
for etwenty-f1yeic cents. # 8i WI
About noon the Associated Press repre-
sentative WIS ~ VI =
quarters. where Mrs. Chadwick is. she
was sitting on couch with silken
robe thrown across her lap, and was
resting her chin in her hand, n picture
Of mingled despair and anger. he pris-
oner did not present the trim appearance
she has heretofore. Her features showed
the traces of anxiety and the nervous
tension she has been under, while her
eyes flashed with spirit as she saw her
visitor approa CHI. 5s .5}s l
who gave you permission to come
here pr she demanded, before a question
had hecn asked. She was 5angered over
something. and. refused to discuss any
topic whatever. Sire was told that the
promised statement. she was to make was
anxiously awaited by the 3people OF Cleve-
land, as we'll as other parts Of the coun-
try and the public interest in the case
was again pressed upon her. but she
maintained the spirit Of resentment
against everybody. and especially the
newspapers, for printing the Interview
that President Beckwth had with her
yesterday.
Finally Mrs Chadwick Said: II have
made my last statement; will have moth
ing further to say and she closed the
interview During the conversation her.
nurse. Fredn, sat beside her, 5stroking the
prisoners hands and trying to sooth the
enraged woman