The Washington times., 1904-12-31

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the telephone failed 10 reach him.
When the Pretoria docked at Hoboken.
N J.. where the extradition papers
were of no use Detective Sergeant Bon
nell was seen waiting on the COCK
Sheriff Barry thinks II was a rather poor
exhibition on the part Of the New York
detective bureau
Without Authority.
In other words Sheriff Barry had prac-
tically no authority to place DR.. Chad
wick under arrest. and for that reason
ne did not technically do so. DIR. Chad
wick. however consented willingly 10
Sheriff Barry's arrangement for his i'm
mediate return to Cleveland The doc
tor, while standing IN the second cabin
saloon making his brief statement was
suddezy attacked by an additional 1T OF
nervousness, and abruptly terminated
his talk, returning te his stateroorn
with the sheriff.
On reaching the corridor leading TO
the stateroom. Dr. Chadwick was
served with 4 summons and complaint
by Edward w. Drucker, OF the law
counsel for Herbert B. Newton. o.
Brookline Mass
The summons and complaint. answer
able in twenty days. was IN connsctio1
with tie two Chadwick notes for 81, 90
and sls'soo' given to Newton by Mrs.
Chadwick and afterward taken over oy
Dr. Chadwick In order 20 max =.
legal duplicate was served on Ut.
Chadwick later for the State OF New
Jersey.
Dramatic Incident.
All this time Mary Chadwick had been
| IN her own room, No 1s5- All this time
while the sheriff and Dr. Chadwick were
again in the latter's room, Mary Chad-
wick remained in hers
a dramatic little incident then oc-
Cured. ". G. Fay. who is supposed to
be a money lender and attorney at Ely
ria, Ohio. was standing IN the cerrlaor,
the sheriff He claimed TO be TREND
| of the Chadwicks, and attempted 10
/ see Miss Chadwick
The sheriff quickly interfered, ana
| had the girl step into the room with
| him and her father
No Interference.
| He then came out and pointing a in
ger at Mr. Fay said. threateningly-
| .'I don't want you to interfere in this
i matter, at all"
Il am not interfering, replied Mr.
Fay. Il want TO do nothing but what
will help Dr.. Chadwick
We'll Even in that case | wish no
interference from You. declared the
| sheriff
Il do not know that I am interfering
! I simply want TO talk with Miss Cna0-
| wick and DR.. Chadwick
| We'll. you car have all the talk you
want with him in Cleveland
Perhaps l cannot
In that case said the sheriff. lit ID
yoar own lookout You can't talk 70
him now or on the way TO Cleveland
Let that settle IL.
Had Loaned Money.
Mr.. Fay did not have any talk with
fDr. Chadwick The sheriff believed that
MIR. FAY is here for personal reasons OF
lis own In fact, that he wishes 70 get
lsorne money from Dr. Chadwick
Mr. Fay later admitted that he was
one of the stockholders II the Elyria
bank. which had loaned Mrs Chadwick
S-5.g-. He also admitted that he. per
Il soralIy. had loaned her At least Si-9J0, IN
ivy = i,,Stallrnenjs. but declared that Sae
ha0 since repaid him this amount
Ee wouIt. not, however, say whether
! Mrs. Chadwick still owed HIM money
Sheriff Earry had arranged WITH the
c;1st orns officers to have the Chadwick
baggage quickly examined They lett
1.-THE Pretoria as SoOII afte9 titC boat had
tdocked as feasible, and geEs directly
} to Meyers Hotel
Sheriff Barry then returned 10 the
!. ASJor House, New York. got his bag
gage together and once more Joined the
MA CiHiekS in Hobohen. He bought tick
: cts and berths fer the 4:95 train on the
Pennsylvania Railroad for Cleveland