The news & observer. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1894-current, 1905-01-01
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all, 10 the sfJer part OF the t.s
where the second cabin is lot te
His coming, already known to .ta
Chadwick, was announced by ste ~.
ard. and Mr.. Berry Was also adr
to the tiny cabin. The two me,
a long Nix after which Mr.. ac2F
annoncedA hat DR.. Chadwick ..
not be pla> 4 under arrest, an "a
Er4vrruS.
I'VE will tryel as two gentlemen
and as old friends would travel" said
Sheriff Barry, land the doctor will
not be under arrest and will not even
be nder detention"
After some delay at the Pretoria
dock. DR.. Chadwick, his daughter
Mary and Sheriff Barry, accompanied
by several detective sergeants of the
Hoboken police force, left the Pre-
toria and walked up the street to Re-
corder Stantion's police station. They
were followed on the way by n crowd
of two or three hundred curious per-
sons who made something of u scene
at the court by attempting to crowd
in.
In a dramatic feature of Dr. Chad
wick's homecoming was the scene in
Hoboken. The Hoboken police had
stated to ceRroder Stanton. that DR..
Chadwick was arrested. and~ asked
that he be held. Sheriff Barry--Tas
asked If he had papers warranting his
removal of the Doctor to Cleveland
and h1 said that he had not, and then
made an eloquent plea for his friend.
In voice ringing with sincerity Mr.
Barry tcld the court of DIR. Chad
wick'S honorable record in Cleveland,
and of the spotless life he had led,
anud said that Prosecuting Attorney
Keeler of Cleveland, had asked him
not TO place the Doctor under arrest
1la- /, 49, NxrI,
He is my life long friend" said the
sheriff. and l ask that my friend be
allowed to accompany me in a man.
ner fitting his previous condition.
The Recorder asked if any one would
make complaint against the Cleveland
proposition, but no voice was heard,
and the Magistrate, after waiting for
reply said, Defendant discharged. .
DR.. Chadwick, Miss Chadwick and
Sheriff Barry had a narrow escape
from death shortly after leaving the
police court. They were in a hack
driving to Meyers Hotel. In turning
a corner one of the horses slipped
tangling itself in the harness. At
the same time a large trek, which
was following closely behind, came
rushing down upon the hack. The
driver was unable to sto his horse and
for moment it seemed as if the an
maj would go through the carriage
with his load. Sheriff Barry perceiv-
ing the danger, jumped from the hack
and graSped the truck horse by the
bride and by main force pushed him
on the sidewalk so that the truck
missed the hack by a few inches. DIR.
Chadwick and his daughter were
greatly frightened by the experience.
Miss Mary Chadwick is aetiimnutive
little woman, pretty of face and dain- |
~ in manner. Throughout the long
wait in The police station IN Hoboken,
while the police conferred, she sat in
the police department room and bore
mp under the strain with remarkable
fortitude.
On the long walk from the pier to
the station she clung. to Sheriff Bar
rvs arm and shrank from the piercing
gaze of the crowds which followed in
the wake of the party.
DR.. Chadwick,s cabin on the Pre- |
toria was in decided contrast TO the |
cabin he occupied on the Kaiser Will |
helm II. on which he sailed in No |
vember 1t was an inside room about |
8X6 with two narrow berths. one |
above the other and a bit of settel. |
Conveniences were scanty and the t
luXuries were out of question. DR.. /
Chadwick spent much of his time on |
deck in pleasant weather with his |
daughter