The Yale expositor., 1905-01-06
Pathetic Scene Takes Place In cleve'
land County Jail.
BOTH BROKE DOWN AND WEPT
"Trust me, Trust Me-" She Begged of
Hlm-Declares All Newspaper Re-
ports Are Liec-Chadwick's Replies
Were ~ Hope So."

Cleveland, Jan. 2.-Sherln Barry
and DR.. Leroy s. Chadwick arrived
here Sunday from New York over the
Pennsylvania road. Taking a carriage
at the Union station, they were driven
at once to the county jail, where bail
bond for $4,000 was furnished fol-
DR.. Chadwicks appearance in criminal
court next Tuesday, when he will be
given a preliminary hearing.
The bail bond was signed by Virgil
p. Kline, counsel for DR.. Chadwick.
and also by ]. P. Dewley, counsel for
Mrs. Chadwick. AS soon as the form
alities in connection with the bond
were completed DR.. Chadwick waS ad'
mitted to the woman's department o!
the Jail, where he held long eCnfer.
ence with his wife.
Fell Into His Arms.
After the preliminaries in the sher'
ifs Office DR.. Chadwick was escorted
by Sheriff Barry to the fourth floor OF
the woman's ward, where his wife is
held a prisoner. The meeting between
the two was pathetic in the extreme
Mrs. Chadwick arose when she heard
the steps in the corridor and fell in
her husbands arms when she recog'
nized him. Both broke down and wept
convulsively for several minutes
while clinging to each other, the sher
if attempting meanwhile to console
them.
In that time all troubles that have
been hanging over the family like q
lodestone were lost in the JOY Of meet
ing and the thought of the mutual sor
row. There was no artihciality about
the scene Genuine grief, genuine JOY
intermingled. Real tears were shed
and even the sheriff, hardened as he
must be by continual contact with peo
pie in every form of distress, was him
self deeply affected. Little by little
the first shock grew less severe and
the two sat down for talk that con
tinued for an hour and half. There
were pleadings and partial responses
when the more serious predicament ot
husband and wife was at length appre
ciated
Had Lost His All.
DR.. Chadwick has lost his all In the
operations OK his wife and the large in
dependent fortune CT his only child has
been swept away. Sufficient reason, il
would seem, for some show of hard
ness on his part. Mrs. Chadwick tried
to Undue him with the thought OF hel
innocence of any wrongdoing. His
only response to these pleas was Z"
hope So"
The troubles into which both have
been plunged were thoroughly dis
cussed. Tha wife told the story, inter
spersed by violent fits of weeping, il
which at times DIR. Chadwick joined
There were no apparent evasions, bu
there was a constant cry of: "Trus
me! Trust met" on the part Of thu
woman.
Don't believe these stories which
the newspapers have been printing
about me-" she said. "They are al
lies; every one of them. / have don,
nothing wrong. Believe me; trus
me; everything will come out all righ
in the end, and it will be seen that
have been guilty of none of thes,
things the public charge me with
Don't think deceive you; l will tel
you the truth, and tell you that al
these reports are lies-lies."
Wants Time to Think.
81 can only hope So" was the hus
bands answer. 81 have trusted yo-
and 1t is hard to believe anything; m!
mind Is so confused. This has all beel
such a terrible shock and | don't un
derstand any of it. / want time Il
think of it. do not say I won't trus
you; only give me time to collect m,
thoughts. Ever since | heard of thi!
trouble in Paris I have been bothered
and my life has been made almost un
bearable. l have been followed ant
bounded until / can think of nothinl
else. / am not the judge. / can only
hope that everything will come out al
right as you say"
After an hours earnest converse
tion, conducted for the most part in
scarcely audible whisper, Sheriff
Barry was asked by Mrs. Chadwick t.
send for her attorney, ]. P. Dawley
who was waiting with Attorney Ker
ruish in the jail office.
A short conversation with them fol
lowed and then Dr. Chadwick took hii
departure.
There has been some question in tn,
minds of the lawyers as to whethe
Dr. Chadwick has the occupancy of hil
Euclid avenue home since 1t has beer
taken possession of for the benefit O
creditors Of Mrs. Chadwick, and 1t has
been decided by the lawyers that DR.
Chadwick cannot be barred from III