Arizona republican., 1902-05-16
PALS OF GARTER
 WERE TAKEN IN
Arrest of Gaynor and Greene
 at Quebec Yesterday
The Successful Continuation of a Scheme for Bringing Back Men Who Joined Captain Carter in Robbiug the Government of Mill ions.

uebec May 15.-John r. Gaynor md W. D. Greene. who forfeited their bail in Savannah. Ga. early in March and fled to Canada, were placed under ar- rest by oliio CTS connected with the Unit ed States secret service and Chief Car ter of the Montreal detective force tu- day.
 The arrests were made ol warrants issued at Montreal. Chief Wilkes men assisting tue Canadian officers in mak- ing the arrests.
 The men were hurried on board a swift little tug which had been kept in waiting at the Nhart. Ten minutes af- ter Greene and Gaynor were safely cn board the boat steamed out into the river and headed toward Montreal The officers moved so quickly that neither of the prisoners was given time to consult counsel.
 When notified of her husbands ar rest Mrs. Gaynor at once consulted MT Tachereau, her husbands attorney \ tug was chartered and an attempt was made to oVertake the boat On which Gaynor and Greene were being carried away. After q short chase those in the pursuing tug seeing it Was Impossible to oVertIke the detectives boat, the Spr2Y. one Of the sWiftest on the St. Lawrence. pursuit was aban- doncd. on returning to the city il was decided to charter q special train and attempt to head off the Spray at some point bteWeen this city and Montreal.
 When the two Americans first ar rived in Quebec they were followed by two men, also from the United States who registered al the Chateau Frontc- nae. Their movements led the hotel employees to believe that they were detectives sent to watch Greene md Gaynor. It now devclopes that one of these men was Detective Burke of Florida. This morning Mr. McAllister, a prominent lawyer of Montreal, who. it is rumored, is engaged by the prose cution. arrived here by boat from Montreal On the same boat with him were six detectives, including the Carpenter of Montreal They were met at the whari on their arrival by Detec- tive Burke.
 At 1O:30 a well dressed man enga ged cabman by the hour an dinstructad him to wait by the postoffice. Soon ;f- terward Burke, with another cab, ar rived. Burke and two other men who came up walked toward the Chateau Frontenac. which is near by In the meantime Greene had entered the post office as was his daily custom. md came out of the main door. Two stran- gers who had boon in waiting in q store near hy crossed the street. and one of them. placing his hand on Greene's shoulder. pulled document from his pocket and asked him to en- ter the first cab.
 Greene was heard to say: Wait q minute until I see friend" But this was denied him and the three detec- tiVes and Greene entered the cab md 1 Wre driven to the wharf.
 While the arrest of Greene was ho- ing accomplished Burke and the other detectives went to Chateau Frontenac. Colonel Gaynor was standing at the cderk'S desk as they entered. The ! three detectives walked up to Gaynor. one taking hold of his right arm and another of his lett, while Burke ploduc- cd d legal paper. Colonel Gaynor asked permission to get his oVercoat but Was not permitted to do so. and the four hurried to the wharf al Q rapid pace
 These proceedings occupied about