The Fairmont West Virginian. (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1904-1914, 1904-12-08
sGEEVELANp IS WOMAN WAS PEAc-
EDsUNDERsARRES RUT5RE
MANNED AT FIoTEL
NINE5o'cLoc KsTfiIs MORNING
siiEs5sWAs TAKEN TO u. S.
MARSHAL,S&o OFFICE.
ME- cHADWici<'s SON SENT
cABLEGRA TO DR.. CHAD
MICK VIII ISfINsEEURoPE.
TBy Publishers, Press ]

sS14.SC ChadW1ck,@ arrested last ght TO
aiding and abetting the bank officer:
Citizens National Bank O
0berlin, Ohio, to msappropriate ft<
funds, was bun led into cab shortly
ter Inc o'clock this morning at the
otg1sBreslin and whirled away to the
edera1 building where she will, be ar
gned before United states Commfs s
sioner Shields
rs.A Chadwick spent a quiet night
ssssi her. apartments at the Hotel Bres-
zs rl,s while "a deputy marshal and Sc
cret&seryice%m paced the corridors
zssoutside@ of herFrooms.A All the exits Of
gggtheS hosteIryS were also guarded. Be
cause $of the weak condition in which
She5 found Mrs. Chadwick when he
made the arrest, United States Mar
.Sss haIF az enkel permitted Mrs Chadwick
81 remain in her rooms All night un-
guard: 81 was not certain, until
8shortIyS5b b before 9 o. clock, that Mrs
Chadwick conditionsswou permit
ssher#to5 be removed Mrs. Chadwick
settIed the question by stating that
~ would ldsSaccompany$the marshal as
blesto5 make the trip
drsss Chadwick with her son, Emil,
ss1 hessssm maid ,5s Fsreida, and two deputy
rnarsha1s took cab at nine o'clock
and ssl eft for the federal building,
where Chadwick was taken at
once to 9Th e&$ United States marshal's
somceS to avail t her arraig ignme ment.s She
was almost a fainting condition
ride and seemed near COL
lapse hens he entered3the marshal's
4 gs5fI on Earl ~ this morning s; Emil
sHooEer the 7Tyear-old son of Mrs.
Chadwick. left the Breslinz and went
SSto he Ea1dorfS astoria, Where he sent
sups his sScard to Virgil 7. Z Kline, a well
5salSSI1looWnss Cleveland attorney and per-
soma counsel for a Cleveland Stan
ga II nagnat oung. Hoover did
snotasee& &A1r+4I line; and addressed him
Short otes after which Hoover
SWentto a cabl ofice and dispatched
aEcableg nj resamably to DR. Chad
.Nie who has BEEN in Europe for Z
sonnet tine, tsi 81 said 81
On III e Hunt ofGBaiI. : /.
gg:s$A II:s3s CHADWICK was arraigned. be-
5o,c1ocK She was led into the room
Ihessn1ar rshal, and during the pro
ceedings sat with head bowed down.
Slew dressed all in} brown; and Il
nelsa#fa ice and Sf gure showed clearly
theG8ss1f fects Of the ordeal through T
Viii b 4sh he Isl passing.
s8s he court proceeding We're brief ,
assistant District a ttorney Baldwin S
IA t bail be fixed at s35OOO, 7
but tog this Lawyer Carpenter, for h
Mrs Chadwick, objected. He said ~
$4,000 Should be enough.
Commits issioner Shields, after a few g
slom MISS eHberation. fixed the bail g
lfsssSs 49, 0Qoz. anel4ss set Saturday, Decem- fs
perl s.ssa 20 q M, asthe date and
siIe$S me- for further hearing Law S
carpenter lid not have q bonds, h
adyssso ~ RS G Chadwi cEswas led, ~
oacisst OIL Marsha s. Henkel'sS office by CT
sss511af rs ha Lar ~ n. Carpenter. AS a.
shssScrossed the threshold OF fsthe court
DOM she was Confronted by bat F,
cry of8$camerass with 4 photographers M
tiandingSa all ready to get her picture. &c
rhesSexplosion attending a fash light So
ogstartledS Mrs: Chadwick in her ner-
Gus condition that her nerves gave ST
way and She would have fallen but n,
On the sSprotecting#ar arms Of Marshal a
and Lawyer Carpenter 80
rs Chadwick sought the friendly tn
ol1ch ol1ch anfl an reclined thereon while th
er$8l Bger wen t toS procure bail IN
4 81 Lawyer Carpenter is not success Pc
iiSbgs four clock this afternoon Mrs. pr
hadMicla may have to go to N the re!
snlbs Meantime she viii remain in dis
enkel,sS Office in the Federal apart ba
lents und Ter guard
g ! :
ous&need nor go out in the cold; Be
Ists lone Union 81 Morton for POI
sessed dpoul TRY. If. & M. II las. x REC
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