New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-12-09

"As said before you Will have 70 talk to Mr.
Carpenter about that
Mrs Chadwick seemed to be especially grieved
that any one should construe her going from the
Holland House TO the New Amsterdam Hotel,
and from the New Amsterdam to the Breslin. as
fight from the Secret Service men.
1T is perfectly absurd" she said. Before
left the Holland House I called the Secret Ser
vice men to my told them the doctor
had ordered me to go to the hospital OF a sana-
forum and said to them: 7 understand you
gentlemen are here for the purpose of watching
me- If go to hospital a sanstorium I
know that you cannot get room there. There
fore am going to the New Amsterdam Hotel
/ did not like my quarters in the New Amster-
dam Hotel, and I told the Secret Service men
that would stay there only until the next day.
At that time they were informed that intended
to go to the Hotel Breslin."
THE PRISONER ARRAIGNED.
Mrs. Chadwick. after passing sleepless night.
most Of which, according to the Secret Service
agent who had the room adjoining hers, she
spent in pacing the floor. taken to the
Federal Building. accompanied by her maid and
son, by United States Marshal Henkel. Her
son had already visited Virgil T. Kline, the
Cleveland attorney. at the Holland House. ana
sent a cable dispatch to Paris. presumably 10
Building Mrs Chadwick was in half hysterical
state moaning and crying, and when she
reached Marshal HenkeIs Office she collapsed.
There she required constant attention from her
maid and her son Emil
There was a delay of an hour before Mrs.
Chadwick was arraigned before United states
Commissioner Shields, Mr.. Carpenter. Of her
counsel in the mean time endeavoring TO ind
some one who would be ready TO furnish ball.
This he was unable to do and when he reached
Mr. Henkers office the prisoner was at once
taken to the courtroom, supported by Marshal
HenkeI and her maid. crowd too big for the
courtroom to hold, including several flashlight
photographers and many women, consumed by
morbid curiosity, gave shameless exhibition
and fought to the prisoner so riotously that
the court officers were obliged to use force to
strain 1t. Throughout the proceedings Mrs.
Chadwick silent and motionless, with cast
down head. Commissioner Shields read the
charge. conspiring to aid and abet the oberlin
bank officers in the embezzlement of $12,500.
MI. Carpenter said his client had TO statement
to make.
Assistant United States District Attorney
Baldwin asked that bail be fixed at $4,000.
While the charge named $4,000 IS the only
amount involved, other charges would be made
against the defendant and in view of informa-
ton he had from the United States District At
be less than the named.
After Mr.. Carpenters protest the Commits
sioner fixed bail at $4,000. Mr. Baldwin asked
for adjournment until a week from tomorrow.
and. Mr.. Carpenter agreeing, the request was
granted.
MIS- Chadwick then returned to Marshal Hen
kel's ONCE, running the gantlet of brazen hun
cry, curiosity wolves. where she was allowed to
wait while Mr.. Carpenter again sought bonds
man. She stayed there, hoping against hone
until Mr.. Carpenter returned at night detected
to tell her he could not get surety. and she was
taken TO the Tombs.
General Burnett, when asked last night IL
there were any possibility of an original jurfs-
diction being taken in the case in the Southern
District Of New York said he could not answer
the question. Up to last Tuesday, when he
went 10 Washington he had received no ma
terial on which indictments could be returned
here.
TO CONTEST EXTRACTION
According to a statement made to a Tribune
reporter last night by Edmund N. Powers of
her counsel. Mrs. Chadwick will contest to the
last inch any attempt TO extradite her to Ohio
Mr.. Powers asserted the belief that Mrs
Chadwick could not be held under Section 500
of the Revised Statutes, the section under
which she arrested.
Conspiracy Of any such kind. not to mention
conspiracy in overloaning-the charge against
her" he declared. is one Of the most difficult
things to prove"