The semi-weekly messenger. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1897-1908, 1904-12-16
At Her Home.
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was signed. Your loving daughter,
Mary
The letter said that the first init
NATION Miss Chadwick and her father
a of the roubles of Mrs. Chadwick
was learned from a New York dispatch
IN The London Chronicle of November
goth, a copy of which was enclosed and
Miss Chadwick continued that she be-
lIeved the charges against her mother
to be monstrous and that No one who
knows o as I do, will believe such
awful things"
The girl gave her step-nother asSur-
atlces of the greatest love and respect
and bade her be Of good cheer as she
was certain the matter would be set
tied in a name satisfactory to all
concerned.
She begged to be informed if she or
her father could be of any assistance
n said that if they could help in the
slightest degree they would return i'm
fnediately.
Mrs. Chadwick's eyes filled with tears
AS the correspondent read the letter
aloud. Mary is the sweetest girl in the
world" h sobbed, land could not
wv ASA III IL SLC "SIC III OWL
child" Mrs. Chadwick reiterated her
former statements that AS her husband
and step daughter could be of no as
sistance to her here she wished them to
remain abroad that they might be SPAR
ed the humiliation attendant upon their
presence in Cleveland. AS the train
neared it's destination, Mrs. Chadwick
donned her outer garments, a long fur
- W nod f,,r oaot q -ouy- I -~l
heavy veil to match. She expressed her
appreciation Of the courtesies extended
TO her by The Associated Press and a
few minutes later aid she would like
tc say good bye to the men
who had accompanied her. party from
New York. The correspondents went in
one by n n to ZACH she gave a
warm hand grasp and said a hearty
Cod bless you."
When the train drew in the station at
cleveland, Mrs. Chadwick caught a
glimpse Of tho great crowds which
swarmed about the train shed and
was grouped on vantage points on the
heights surrounding the station. She
instantly shrank Jack into a corner OF
the drawing room and said:
Il cannot see why all those people
should be here"
After the train had been emptied of
it's passengers, United States Marshal
Chandler of Ohio stepped aboard her
car. the "Aidalikaida'' and made his
way to the drawing room, where he
was introduced to Mrs. Chadwick. She
asked that she be k out as speedily
as possible INT preceded by Emil Chad
wick n Freda Swanstorm, the nurse.
the party made it's way to the platform
and thence through the dense crowds
to a carriage in waiting. Although in
her own city no friendly face greeted
her at the car and Mrs. Chadwick step
ped into her carriage, as if she a
been an entire stranger to this commu-
nifty.
The crowd had become impatient
with the delay Of Mrs. Chadwick's ar
rival and began 20 jeer and whistle.
As Soon as Mrs. Chadwick's son Emil
and her faithful nurse Freda Swan
strom appeared on the car platform and
stepped to the station Mrs. Chadwick
was recognized by the crowd and there
was a spontaneous outburs of jeers,
whistles and shouts of coarse epithets.
Shouts of here's the notes. and
where's the money!" greeted Mrs.
Chadwick upon her appearance, and
as the viciousness of the mob dawned
. her she seemed to grow faint. and
wavered as thought about to fail. 1t
seemed that but for the deputy mar
shal's support OF her she must utterly
collapse.
The arrival OF the woman was most
spectacular in every respect, and in
marked contrast to her previous arri-
walls in her home city. AS soon as the
police could clear a way and bring
shout some semblance OF order about
the platform they escorted their prison
er toward the gate and out through the
entrance. There the street was almost
blocked and well nigh impossible to the
carriages and teams. The camera hend
was there in all his glory. despite the
overcast sky and dark day, and
through this battery passed Mrs. Chad
wick, Marshal Chandler and his two
deputies into their carriage. They
were Immediately driven away to the
Federal building.
All the time the crowd kept noting
and jeering, and as the carriages rolled
away from the station they were follow
ed by some of the crowd. The shouts
and cries were taken up and passed
along. all the way TO the Federal build