The evening world., 1893-11-01

The Foxhalrs arrival had been
pected all day, and even at that early
hour there were many people at the
wharf to meet her.
A large force of police was at the
wharf upon the arrival Of the boat. and
would not allow any person to go near,
carefully watching every one coming.
BY order of the captain no one was al
lowed on board of the ship, even the
crew, when DISSEMINATING, being sub
mitted to a rigid examination. They
had to prove their identity so as to
avoid any possibility of escape.
The captain feared that Weeks might
possibly ave obtained the disguise of a
seaman and attempt to get away in the
rush when the Decentralization occurred,
hence these extra precautions.
The captain manifested this caution
because Weeks up to 6 A. NJ. was still
in his charge. not having been turned
over to Detective Reilly, who accom-
panied Weeks from Port Limon
1t seerls that the Government of
Costa Rica, instead of giving Weeks
into the custody of Reilly, turned him
over to Capt. George Leslie, of the Fox
hall. who gave a receipt for him.
The receipt Is in Spanish, and the
captain preserved n copy, which reads
as follows:
II, George Leslie, captain of the
steamer FoXhall, nave received from the
Governor of he District of Limon, the
indicted North American, Francis H.
Weeks, whose e~Xtradition, asked for by
the Government of the United States,
has been granted by the Government OF
Costa Rica. signed 'he present re-
ch0red in the port Of Limon, oct. 20,
1893. This is to certify that MIR. Weeks
Is IN board the steamer Foxhall this
day, oct. %. 1893, GEORGE LESLIE"
This morning Capt. Leslie turned
Weeks over to Detective Reilly; who will
tax him to New York via the Louis,
vile and Nash vile road,
Orleans was u%neyentful, Weeks con
ductirg himself quietly. He was friend,
ly with all the passengers, but avoided
speaking of his case.
The attempt. made by ,Weeks's lawyer
to take him out of Jail on a writ OF
service on Tuesday. the day before the
vessel sailed, proved a failure, although
regainlng his liberty.
President Rodriguez, when he learned
of the facts, gave, strict orders that in
70 case should the officers in charge
of Weeks accept service OF the writ.
Weeks was transported from san Jose,
theC capital OF Costa Ricn, 10 Port Limon
IN a special train placed AT the disposal
vas also provided, as there were fears
that an attempt at rescuins the pris.
oner might he made The feeling in
Costa Rica was strongly in favor OF
Weeks. the entire population, both for,
eign and native, opposing his eNtradi-
ton
Mrs. Weeks ls with her husband. and
is deeply affected by his misfortune.
Weeks said he did not desire to see
any newspaper mo-, and requested the
detective to keep reporters ava from
him. However, one saw him, and to him
he said that when he got to New York
he intended to plead guilty and throw
himself on the mercy Of the court,
Weeks was taken to the st. Charles
Hotel by the detectives and locked Up
District Attorney Nlcoll this morning
received the following, telegram from
Detective Sergeant Phil Reilly. dated
New Orleans. Nov. |:
Leave here $50 p. NJ. VIII arrive in
Jersey City at 10 Friday"
Supt. Byrnes also received a despatch
from Detective Reilly, stating hat he
and Won Gerichten would cave New
Orleans with Defaulter Weeks this even.
ing.
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