The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1905-01-02
CHADWICK GREETS HIS WIFE.
Tells HER HE HAS NOT LOST
CONFIDENCE IN HER.
Meets Her In the JAN Corridor AFTER HIS
Release on BAN Had Been Arranged
Greeting IL Cordial-Wlfr Tells Hin
Not TO Believe All lie Has Read.

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Greeting IL CordiaI-Nlre Tells Hin
Not TO Believe All lie Has Read.
| CLEVELAND. Jan. with the Sheriff
! and his deputies az witnesses DR.. lie Roy
! Chadwick this morning met his wife, Mrs'
| Cassie Chadwick, in the county jail for the
first time since her financial transactions
brought her before the public eye. Both
under indictment, the one occupying a
cell in thu women's department and the
other in charge Of the officers of the law.
the physicians homecoming was far df-
ferent from tbs leavetaking when he started
for Europe two months or 80 ago.
| DR.. Chadwick bore up remarkably WE'LL
but showed in his nervous mo- ements
and in the shuhling Of his feet while he
was talking the mental strain which was
upon him. There was no effusiveness III
his greeting to his wife but as to his being
| glad TO see her there could be no doubt.
| DR., Chadwick, under arrest, and Sheriff
| Barry arrived at the Union Station at 7:l4
O'Clock this morning. When the train
stopped the doctor eagerly peered out OF
| the window to gee il crowd had gathered
10 greet him He had evidently read the
| reports Of the reception which had greeted
his wife upon her arrival in Cleveland and
was appreheusive Of what might be await
ing him. The hour was early. however,
and only the employees OF the railroads
were on the platform. He stepped on the
| platform with smile
A carriage was secured at the door and
the doctor, Sheriff Barry and Attorney
keruish drove to the county jail. The
doctor was carrying with him on the trip
two suit cases and in his hand he had an
umbrella. At several places IN the drive
from the station TO the jail numerous at
tempts were made to take pictures Of him,
but he frustrated these by putting the UNI
brella up to his face. Almost invariably
after every attempt he turned to the
photographers with smile and said
Send me the picture Of the umbrella
please.
The Jail was reached at 100 o'clock. At
torpey j. p Dawley was awaiting Dr. Chad
wick there and he signed the bond for $4,000
for himself and Attorney virgile Kline,
the latter the counsel for the Standard OIL
Company and u close friend Of DR.. Chad
wick.
As soon as this formality had been ao-
complished Sheriff Barry told DR.. Chadwick
that he was free. and he requested that he
lie allowed TO make visit to his wife. No
objection 10 this WAS made. and, accom-
panied by the Sheriff and Mr.. Dawley. he
entered the Jail proper.
When the doctor first saw his wife, who
was awaiting him in the corridor. he seemed
overcome with joy. He hesitated moment
and then rushed to her side. They en-
braced each other and then found time to
speak. A the doctor eagerly olasped his
wifes hands he asked after the condition
Of her health, to which she responded that
she was feeling very well
1t seems 80 fine 10 see you once more
said tho doctor. i have been anxious
about you ever since read the acc cunts
You must not believe one word. replied
Mrs. Chadwick The reports which have
been published are entirely false. am
80 sorry that you have been misled by
them
The doctor assured her that lie felt at
all times that they could not be true and that
ne had the utmost confidence IN her in spite
of ell that he had read. He told her OF the
plans which he had perfected for his daugh-
ter, Mary Chadwick. The matter Of Mrs
Chadwick bail was discussed, but no plans
were decided upon than those which are
al present being followed
The conversation ended at A. NJ. and
after embracing his wife Dr.. Chadwick
left her and went 10 the Sherl's office
His stepson. Emil Hoover, had arrived at
the Jail by this time and was waiting 10
see the doctor. Dr. Chadwick came down
stairs with "A smile, and when he saw Emil
the smile gave place 10 laugh. The boy
arose as he saw the doctor and they shook
hands
We'll boy. how are YOU said DR.. Chad
wick, and the greeting was that Of one
close friend to another. They left the jail
With the doctors left arm over the boys
shoulders.
When asked about his tnp tho doctor
said:
we had fine trip Left New York and
cane straight through | was anxious TO
vet home and see Mrs Chadwick She
has told me before that what | may have
read in the papers was not true and have
said that / believe her statement to be
true. But. OF course ] had not seen her for
some time and there were other reasons be-
sides II seems good to get back to Cleve-
land About whether knew
Hold on there said Attorney Dawley,
who was walking beside the doctor. The
party were by this time outside OF the jail
and on their way TO have breakfast.
The doctor is making no statement
Mr. Dawley continued There will be
plenty Of time after while for that Don't
you say u word doctor"
DR.. Chadwick was in high spirits and
took this admontion with another laugh.
Now you can bee what you have got me
L.. 1. ha crl NJ
this. The only thing that will interest ms
will be something 10 eat The Doctors
face was wreathed in smiles as he walked
from the jail and he talked with his son
and the attorney e1citediy.
COTTON WITHDRAWAL PLAN.