Arizona republican., 1904-12-15
The Return of Mrs. Chad
 wick to Cleveland
SHE WAS MEf BY A MOB
Taken to Jail Followed by Savage Kisses and Jeers - Her Collapse When She Reached Her Cell - Five More Indictments Against Her.

Cleveland. Ohio. Dec. l4.-FIve times jury ot the exact minute her tran rolled into the station. Mrs Cassie L. Chadwick came home to Cleveland this afternoon. She was greeted with jeerS. hoots and misses by the crowds that gathered in the station when her train arrived, and howled at by the hundreds who gathered in front of the federal building. The last sound that reached her from the outside world. as she passed into the stufTy. i'll smelling of- flee of Sheriff Barry in the county jail. was a hOot Of derision from the people massed in frcnt Of the door She made no attempt to give bail. and after a brief stop in the office of the clerk oc the United States court. was taken to the jail, and her palatial residence on Euclid avenue. of which the furnlsA- ings alone are valued at 500 O00. Is oc- cupied by her maid
 Her courage held to the last but her body failed her. and when she had mounted three flights Of stairs. leading to the tier of cells. where she is 10 re- main. she collapsed utterly and fell In la dead faint. But for the aid Of the deputy United States marshals who held her up and almost carried her along as she mounted the stairs. she never would have been able to reach her cell. Breathless. pale and stSgger- ing, she was barely able to reach a chair. as the steel door of the woman's corridor swung open to receive her. she sank feebly into the chair. her head fell backward and but for the mar shals she would have rolled to the floor Water was quickly brought to her ani in a few seconds she revived and was again the woman Of business
 Her first request was that her law yer. Sheldon Q. Herruish. be sent for. and she was sOcn engaged in a cor ference with him concerning her de fense. There is small chance that she will be able to leave the jan before her trial. There are now seven indiet- ments against her. five additional charges having been laid against her in the federal court this afternoon .lr would require surety to the amount cf at least s100.000 to give her freedom. and there is nobody h Cleveland sslin will furnish that amount for her She has herself. no idea of giving baI and will rest in jail.
 When the train drew into the sta-hsa at Cleveland Mrs. Chadwick caught a glimpse of the great crowd which dDOUt llc AIdAn cLlC4 anu VI sA@ grouped on vantage points on the heights surrounding the sta ton She ins-inctively shrank back into a corner of the drawing room and said: T can not see why all these people should be here"
 After the train had been emptied of its passenger. United States Marshal Chandler of Ohio stepped aboard her car, where he was introduced to Mrs. Chadwick, who asked that she be taken out as speedily as possible and precef- ed by Emil Chadwick and Fresit Swanstorm. Ter nurse. the party made its way to the platform and thence through the dense crowds to carrtase in waiting.
 Although in her own city. no friendly face greeted her at the car and Mr. Chadwick stepped into her carriage as l if she had been an entire stranger to the community. As soon as Mrs Chad \ wick was recognized by the crowd there was a spontaneous Outburst oE | jeers. whistles and shouts Of coarse | epithets. The crowd was increased by others that were attracted by the dem- onstration. People ran from all dlrec- tions and crowded about the central
 figures of the case and not until the police were called upon could the Ofa- cers attempt to conduct their prisoner to the carriage in waiting
 Shouts of Heres the notes" and Where's the money" greeted Irs- ] Chadwick upon her appearance. and
 as the viciousness of the mob dawaed
 upon her, sshe seemed to grow faint and wavered as though about to fall It seemed that but for the deputy faat- shals supporting her that she must ut | lterly collapse. The arrival of the yEo- man was most spectacular in every respect.