The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1902-05-16
FUGlTlyES IN THE TOLLS.
Greene and GayuOr, Wanted al Sayan.
nah, Captured at Quebec.
AWAITING EXTRACTION AT MONTREAL
A Neat Piece OF Detective Work Planned
by Chief Wikie OF the Secret
Service,

their bail at Savannah early In March and
Ged to Canadn were placed under arrest
by officers connected with the United states
secret service and Chief Carpenter OF the
Montreal detective force today.
The arrests were made on warrants Is
sued at Montreal. Chief wilkes men as
ssting the Canadian officers to make the
arrests.
The men were hurried on board q swift
little tug which had been kept Ia waiting
at the wharf. Ten minutes after Greene
and Gaynor were safely on board, the boat
steamed out into the river ind started
toward Montreal.
When notified OF her husbands arrest,
Mrs. Gayuor at once consulted Mr.. Techc-
reaut, her husbands attorney, A tug was
chartered and an attempt was made to over
take the boat on which Gayuor and Greene
We're being carried away.
After a short chase IL was seen by those
on board the pursuing tug that IL would
be impossible TO oNertake the detectives
on the spray, one of the Swiftcst tugs on
the St Lawrence, and the pursuit was
On returning TO the city It was decided
to charter a special train and attempt TO
head of the Spray at some point between
this city and Montreal.
The arrest of Greene and Gayuor caused
considerable excitement here. where both
men have become well known
Nh'h l1t Two AMERICANS nTst arrived IN
also from the United States, who register
ed at the Chateau Frouteuac Their move
ments led the hotel employees to believe
ma my MNle uSy'vTtINVS SVnV uele ~
! W3teh Greene ana Hayhot. IL now ~
veops that one Of these men Is Detective
Burke of Florida.
rms morning VT; McAlSter' prominent
lawyer or Montreal VINO II Is rumored, Is
! engaged by the prosecution, arrived here by
boat from Moulrcill Ou ihe suuc uoaL
I Win MN were SIX aelocllNeS' IN, luulns
1 ChleI Carpenter OF Montre"L lIe$ WEI
met at the WAat on tESlr arrival ny De,
! tective Burke. II 1850 a wen dressed
/ man engaged a cabman and instructed MN
| 70 wait near lhe poSl"ulCe' soon 9lterWu.u
/ Burke, with another cab, arrived. Burke
/ and two other men who came up walked to-
ward the ANteau FrontenaC, which Is near
/ by. In the meantime Mr.. Greene had en-
! tered the poStOmice, as was his daily Gus
/ tom, aud came out Of the main door Two
( strangers who mad been in waiting in
/ store nearby crossed the street. and one
I Of them, placing his hand on Grccnc's
[ shoulder nullcd a document from his
4 pocket and asked him to enter the first
/ cab. Greene was heard to say: walt a
/ minute until | see n frieud' but this was
| denied him and the three detcc, ,vcs and
! C;rccne entered tho cob and wore driven
! 10 mo wharf
While the arrest of Greene was being ac
I tivct tvc1,t to Tho Chatro, Frortcnoc Colo
mel Gaynor was standing at The clerks desk
| when they entered. The three detectives
wpitnd I'M to Govnor one toiins hold of bis
/ r,Lt wn !" ord +b tWor Me ,ft hiS
Bn nrks n ~, legal noncr Colonel
Gayhor 9Sked PERMISSION ., 10 geI nus over
! and he was hurried out to the cab ami
! started for the wharf AZ rapid pace.
! These proceedings occupied about twenty
Half nm hour after the departure Of tho
| Spray another tug was engaged by Mrs
| Gaynor She went on board with Detective
! MhlSh, INC purSplI Oh fns SPurny , was
Even up w ny n"uEC' v . ni,lcs run on,
/ tee citE' Inc SprHy was then almost out
/ OF SlSht uoWn the river;
Ipon, the return Of Mrs. GaTn9r 20 TIC
~ Ai, ~, ~. 'ne VnS, nun 4 stute
rotitI f hohons ,ar,r,,s en- ~ t
/ Of C;nvnor and Greene To this ,it, wore nre
I nareJ ana ~, orders yrcrn sicp;e6 -, fo+
! eNnct by Iudro HndroTvs In tbc s,,nor'",
! CONT Ne,ntinc forr D,e,,bcre ~ +bo
proyinctai p"Iice lott hy the INK m
Vim ordors 70 soc,,rn a t,c 49, 49,, = =.
to intercent tbc Sproy The latter town Is
tween here and Montreal The T@' pstt Ions %y
were sworn 10 by Mrs Gaynor, who al.
, ,SGPS InaI nor nnsp sh ana Gteene We're
ont giving them time to see their lounseI
or take legal measures to prevent their ar
rgS, nue. me petitIons were being pre-
! Canadian Pacihc railroad. and nj 3,5o me
! mast ptEdU' pu tue tram are MeSSrS
Cannon and Chauveau, ATTORNEYS IN the
case, who are bearers Of the petition; High
constable Gale and eight detectives.
Washington. Nav 15,-The kidnapping and
subsequent arrest of Gaynor and Greene at
Quebec was the result OF n carofrlIv Lola
pan OF Chlei "iikie or the secret service.
IL was denied that the department had
sent men to apprebend the fngit,vos hrr t.
| Se"t iiieH w "Pp'VHe"u tue iuS'llNes, pNt II
was ia'er learned mat inspectors Bennett,
Burke Iaylor and three others had been
The expectation here Is that whom ar
raigned before the Montreal authorities
MesSrS. Gaynor and Greene will eudeavor TO
secure their release by haheas corpus pro.
ceedings; An EFFORT in that line will he
! vigorously resisted by Mr.. Erwin, who has
| employed a well known firm Of attorneys OF
| Montreal 10 assist him In whatever nro.
ceedlngs are had The confident belief Of
the officials here Is that this government
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