The daily morning journal and courier., 1905-01-02


 stiil Declares EverytI
 Out All Risht--Bond
 pished for the Doctor.
 Cleveland, O., Jan. L. unembarrassed by thelhome coming of Dr. wick was in contrast to his wife three weeks ago.
 Da. Chadwick rode as whom the people have nd Chadwick rode as a. pris by federal officers. The the arrival and the fact people were about, madett arrival home quite like thas dinary traveller. No one station to meet him with tn of Attorney Kerruish. Eve& son, Emil, failed to see h o'clock. Young Hoover had board the train at the Euc* station. but the train had
  was aware of the fact.
 Sheriff Barry, in whose coaz Chadwick was on the trip York, chose to come to Clevs the Pennsylvania road. The ed in Cleveland at 7:so thi& Scarcely any of the few at knew of the party, and the N!e Pr. Chadwick were quickly dl the county jail, where Dr. CT, was registered as a man against # the law has suspicion. but the re was not made a part of the records once. A bond provided Saturd evening. by Attorney Virgil P. Xiii and Attorney Dawley was ready at tll fjail on the arrival of Dr. Chadwick alx he was soon released l After the preliminaries in the shert i office, Dr. Chadwick was escorted H Sheriff Barry to the fourth floor of women's ward, where his wife is hN a prisoner. The meeting between two was pathetic in the extreme N V ! Chadwick arose when she heard steps In the corridor and fell in husbands arms when sla sefs.ss;; !!s 4z: him. Both broke down and wept c$ vulsively for several minutes, whf 5 \ clinging to each other, the sheriff a' tempting rneanwhile tn console them Tn that moment aii Akdes that M 2 been hanging over the family < 1 lodestone were lost in the joy 'Sr( s meeting and the thought of the nut ! sorrow. There was no artifiicisl about the scene Genuine grief. luine joy, intermingled. Little by the first shock grew less severe, I the two sat down for talk that 1 tinued for an hour and half. TIE were pleadings and partial responf when the more serious predicamentk husband and wife was at length < preciated.
 Dr. Chadwick has lost his all in \ operations of his wife, and the large v ! dependent fortune of his only child N sE been swept away. Mrs Chadwick tril 3 to inbue him with the thought of hI ! innocence of any wrong oing. Ills oris 3response to these pleas was, .sI ho3 so.n
 The troubles into which both hay been plunged were thoroughly discus led. The wife told the story interspersSs' by violent fits of weeping in which < times, Dr. Chadwick joined. There we I no apparent evasions, but there waaSI constant cry Of Trust me, trust me on the part of the woman.
 Don't believe these stories which f newspapers have been pr
 me" she said. They ar
 one of them. have
 wrong. Believe me; Ii
 thing will come out rig
 and it will be seen tha 5 guilty of none of these tfiy s lie charged me with. DN s1 deceive you: I will tell yosv
 and I tell you that all thss iare lies-lies. . 1T can only hope SC" was thc sI bands answer. 1T have trusted and it is hard to believe anything, II s mind is so confused. This has all bet s a terrible shock, and don't understaf 4 any of it. want time to think of 1T do not say won't trust you; on | give me time to collect my tllousa1t Ever since I have heard of this troub lin Paris I have been bothered, and IT ,E life has been made almost unbearabl 5E have been followed and .hounded t1 .I It'll T can think of nothing else. I a {, mot the judge. can only hope tn Z everything will come out all right | you say x
 After an hours earnest conversatto ,. conducted for the most part in a scare lily audible whisper, Sheriff Barry VI
 asked by Mrs Chadwick to send for ! X attorney. J. F. Dawley, who was wal ling with Attorney Karruish in the js
 office. MT Dawley went to Mrs. Cha
 w1clS's cell and held a conference VI. her and Dr. Chadwick. the result { (which was said to be the instructing x the two prisoners by MT. pawley ass their future public action. While M s Dawley was with them, both pr4 ai
 Mrs. Chadwick gave way to heir fe' ings and Mrs. Chadwick wept alou (Continued on Second Page.)