New-York tribune., 1905-01-01

sooner had the truant detective appeared with
the New-York extradition papers than the
Sherif's difficulties were increased by the inter-
ference OF the local police Bewildered by the
spectacle of man in the care. but not in the
custody. Of Sheriff and outside the Jurisdiction
Of his extradition papers. these haled DR.. Chad
wick before Recorder Stanton. Moreover, certain
lawyers representatives were hammering at Dr.
Chadwick's cabin door. seeking TO serve him in
many suits.
HIS TERM ABOUT TO EXPIRE
To make his cup Of troubles overflow the
Sheriff remembered that his term expired to-
morrow morning although he declared stoutly
he here as agent for the grand Jury OF
Cuyahoga County. To add the last straw at
torneys were constantly presenting themselves
as legal representatives Of DR.. Chadwick and
urging him TO remain outside the Sheriff 8
jurisdiction.
The Sher3Ts strategy, combined with the docil-
ity Of the doctor. saved the day. Mr.. Barry
would not permit the doctors alleged friends or
representatives TO persuade him into fighting
for his paipable rights. He even went so far as
to slam the cabin door In the face of one alleged
friend. Mr.. Barry persuaded the doctor that he
was merely wanted To testify to his innocence
and that he, the Sheriff, was the best friend he
had. With magnificent assurance he ultimately
succeeded in oattering down all opposition. In
consequence the Sheriff and his putative pris-
oner left Jersey City as host and guest, bound
for the scene Of the doctors arrest. Not the
less. IL can be safely asserted that had DR..
Chadwick been as crooked as he was straight
forward. and unwilling to go he will
ing. certain prisoner, through the detectives
oversight, would have slipped through the fin
gers OF the New-York police.
CAME IN SECOND CLASS CABINS.
Dr. Chadwick. with his daughter. had made
the Transatlantic voyage in two small second
class inner cabins The purser Of the Hamburg
American liner announced that the amount OF
money in Dr. Chadwick's possession when he
landed was just 200 francs. or $40.
Mary Chadwick. who is the doctors daughter
by his first wife. did not accompany him to
Cleveland. She remained in town and will go
20 Jacksonville. Fla to be cared for by friends.
DR. CHADwICK's STATEMENT.
Before Sheriff Barry reached him Dr. Chad
wick was told of his indictment, and in reply
20 questions made the following statement:
am insxpressbly shocked by the recent turn of
and can point with pride 10 thirtyye i've years t resi-
firely without information as TO the case except
~ tbs sVf'5I cbsrees AGAINST nv wife Nv life the
last few weeks has been a living death, and hope
10 man will go through what have under
zone. Ny daughter Mary, poor little darling, love
her with my life When recovered froIp my illness
sn Paris my hnangial resources made IT necessary
FOR ne travel in the second cabin. insisted that
she 80 first the noble girl refused, and has kept
ed nv side cheering in my dark hour of trouble
and proving to me more and more what splenold
woman she Is. ,
such a fate was mine I know little of Mrs. Chad
Uscks financial affairs. and until find out the de-
tails VIII say nothing. 1 am overwhelmed by the
charges against her
DIR. Chadwick read dispatch from Cleveland
saving that Mrs. Chadwick had been measured
bv The Bertillon system. As he finished the