The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1905-01-02
MEETS WIFE IN
CLEVELAND JAIL
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bands answer. Il have trusted you
and it is hard to believe anything; my
mind is so confused. This has been
such terrible shock and 1 don't
understand any of it. want time to
think Of it. 1 do not say 1 won't trust
you; only give me time to collect my
thoughts. Ever since / heard of this
trouble in Paris l have been bothered
and my life has been made almost un-
beardble. l. have been followed and
bounded until I can't think OF nothing
else 1 am not the judge 1 can only
hope that everything viii come out all
right, you say"
After an hours earnest conversation.
conducted for the most part in
scarcely audible whisper. Sheriff
Barry was asked by Mrs. Chadwick
send for her attorney. j. p. Dawley.
who was waiting with Attorney Ker-
ruish i'm the Jail office. Mr.. Dawley
went to Mrs. Chadwick's cell and held
a conference with her and DR. Chad
wick. the result. of which was said TO
be the instructing of the two prisoners
by M. Dawley of their future public
action.
Pleading at Parting.
During the time of MIR. Dawley's
presence with them, both Mr. and Mrs.
Chadwick gave way to their feelings,
and Mrs. Chadwick weDt aloud. Mr..
Dawley was with them for an hour.
When DR.. Chadwick arose to leave the
Jail Mrs. Chadwick apparently felt
mora severely than ever before the
desolation OF her position She knew
neither THAI her husband was her
champion and protector nor that
his sympathy for her had been
swept away. She chung TO him
for a moment and again pleaded
with him for his confidence. With
tears in his eyes he told her she had
his confidence until proof is produced
to shatter it.
The doctor was dazed for a moment
upon reaching the turkeys room.
while DR.. Chadwick was with his
wife and was awaiting his stepfather
in the office. The father grabbed both
hands of the boy and searched his face
a moment before speaking
Meeting With the Son.
Emil" slowly said the doctor, sit
has been a long time since I saw you.
Many things have happened since
then"
The boy made no response to his
stepfather, and they started to leave
the Jail
HAS your regard for Mrs. Chad
a questioner of DIR. Chadwick as they
were leaving the Jail.
Il cannot say anything" interrupted
the physician. you will have TO talk
with Mr.. Dawley or Mr.. Kerruish,"
There will be no statement" said
Mr.. Dawley; 80 you may as well let
him rest"
On the ride from New York DR..
Chadwick, became somewhat reserved
as his train neared his home city. APP
parrently he grew sadder and he was
10th to discuss his troubles.
1T is a little different; home coming
than l have been accustomed to-. he
said. with wan smile sheriff Barry
has been most kind ana has made the
trip as pleasant possible under the
circumstances. Ny daughter remained
i'm New York. and will start at once
for Florida. where Sne VIII stay at
least for the trouble. Ali this trouble
has come upon me with such sudden
ness that ! am almost crushed. OF
course, l am not guilty of any wrong
doing. -ss
How do the people of Cleveland
look upon me2' the doctor anNiOusly
incurred For thirty-fve years 1
have made that city my home and this
is the first time there has been the
fainteSt faint on my name. II is all
too awful 10 contemplate. Even my
home has been taken from me. and,
II all reports are true. ] am a pennileSS
pauDer- / cannot suspect my wife for
! must first learn her story from her
own lips before ! can judge her.
Heaven grant that il all may DE
cleared up at once "
After that statement DR.. Chadwick
was silent until his train reached
Euclid avenue station of the Pennsyl-
vania line. where he was greeted 10y
Attorney Kerruish. The two men have
been friends for fifteen years.
After leaving the jail IHr- Chadwick,
with Attorney Kerr uish. had breakfast
in a downtown restaurant
There has been some question in the
minds of the lawyers as to whether DR..
Chadwick would have the occupancy
of his Euclid avenue home. since it has
been taken D secession of for the ben
eft of creditors of Mrs Chadwick, but
il tas been decided by the lawyers
that DR.. Chadwick cannot be barred
from its use. He spent today at the
home Of Attorney Y. p. Kline, and may
go to his own home tcmorroW-