The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1904-12-18

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were approved and court at once adj
journed.
She Did Not Understand.
The nature of the proceedings was
a puzzle TO Mrs. Chadwick. The af-
fair had been so hastily arranged that
she mad no previous knowledge of 1t
and had no idea OF what il meant.
When the judge left the bench she
returned to Mr.. Dawley and asked:
What docs it mean? Why was [
brought here?7
1T is just formality," replied Mr..
Dawley. and fixes, for the time be-
ing, your standing before the court.
There is nothing in II that affects the
issue of the trial one way or the
other
This was an evident relief to Mrs.
Chadwick. and she rose to leave the
room in a manner much more ener-
getic than that in which she had en-
tered it.
On Verge of Collapse.
After leaving the court room Mrs.
Chadwick found that her carriage was
not waiting for her. To avoid being
stared at by the people in the hall
way, Mrs. Chadwick asked to be taken
where they was no crowd. and the
deputies led her back to the elevator.
which was run 10 the second floor.
There she remained till the carriage
was procured. On reaching the jail
Mrs. Chadwick was percepttbly weak
er than when she had started for the
court She hesitated az almost every
step and several times appeared to be
on the verge of collapse After she
had reached her quarters in the jail
Or. Wall again examined Mrs. Chad
wick and found her condition as good
as could be expected.
Mrs Chadwick requested that medi-
cane brought from New York De sent
to her. it is in the possession of Jail
er Egfers, and DR.. Wall ordered that
it be not given her. He said she was
under his treatment, and while the
drugs may be perfectly harmless he
was nevertheless unacquainted with
the prescription and did not care to
| have her take the medicine.
Closely Confined.
| Sheriff Barry was today firm in his
/ determination not to allow either Emil.
! Mrs. ChGdwick's son. or Freda, Swan
storm. her nurse, TO see the prison
| or. Both have heretofore. through the
] kindness of Sheriff Barry, been allowed
| to call on her. but today the sheriff
/ declined TO admit them, as Marshal
/ Chandler had ordered. Sheriff Barry
| declared to Marshal Chandler that he
was responsible for the wOman's keep
! ing and could not afford to allow any
! but her counsel or those who obtain
an order from the government officials
: TO visit her. Barry declared that il
! they are to be admitted Judge Wing
/ Of he Al rVf a 4
order him. 10 do it in person.
Mr.. Dawley was asked tonight il
he intended TO have his client plead
| guilty al some later time.
My request did not mean that h'
! replied Il simply wanted the priv
lege, and that was the time to ash
for it"
Several Painting Spells.
Before Dr. Wall arrived at the jai
! Mrs. Chadwick had several more faint
| ing spells. The matron became ex
cited and hastily called for Sheriff
Barry, who was in his Office below. Th'
sheriff gave her a stimulant and afte
several minutes she revived. DR.. Wal
found after examination of the pris
/ orer. that her condition was no wors'
than he had previously announced. H
| repeated the statement that she wa
| completely exhausted and needed rest
| Bringing articles to Mrs. Chadwick il
/ violatiO of the Jail rules, it was de
| clared later, was the cause of Sheriff
/ Barry's refusal TO allow the nurse anC
son OF Mrs Chadwick to see the latter
/ Resents All Inquiries.
Paris, Dec. 17.-Dr Leroy S. Chad