Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1906-05-26
Warrant Of Removal Issued.

EANcNAA 49,
Warrant Of Removal Issued.
Burns had previously made the neees-
sarv oath to the warrant Of removal,
and with little or no ceremony the war
rant was issued. Because Puter is a
federal prisoner and is to be tried in
/ a federal eourtr. no extradition will be
required. As Marshal Shine said, the
tip to Oregon will be taken as soon
as Ieeping-ear accommodations can
ts secured. He expects TO leave Fri.
dav night Puter has given the marshal
10 understand that, inasmueh as he is
now in custody, he will offer no OBJ
lection to returning to Oregon.
J Leaving the federal eourtr, Puter, in
charge of Shine and Nolan, was brought
to the Alameda Jail, located in this
ely. There he was seen and asked to
make statements Of his wanderings
since the time ne escaped from Secret
Service Agent Burns in Boston. Speak
/! ing Of his experience, he said:
Says He Was Foolish.
my ease is one of a man who was
fool enough TO attempt to avoid arrest
when he had nothing to fear from being
taken into custody. 1 have up to this
time refused to say anything about my
travels. chiefly because did not want
to worry my family and friends with
sensational stories about my expe-
rienees.
"When escaped from Burns lost
no time in getting into the country.
where stayed for two or three days
at a farm house with friends. When
I returned to Boston it was TO see an
attorney and fix up some personal bus
iness matters, but do not care to give
the name Of that attorney, as was not
treated very fairly by him.
Hangs ArouAi Boston.
81 stayed in Boston for a week
after seeing a lawyer, and then went
to New York, where was a guest at
the Cadillac Hotel, at Forty.third and
Broadway, for FIVE days. Leaving
there went back to Bo-ton for a few
days and then doubled back to New
York, where / stayed for ten days. ] |
was worried considerably as to whether
it would be better for me TO remain .
in the East or go 10 San Francisco, but |
finally decided that / woulld go TO |
San Francisco, see Attorney Heney, |
and tell him my story, and if had
been able to see him I would not now /
be in Jail,
81 travelled TO the coast over the
Santa Fe line, arriving at Point Rich
mond Tuesday evening Of last week.
From Point Richmond 1 went TO Oak
land on an electric, car transferred at
Twelfth and Broadway and went to
where registered at the
Park Hotel under the name of Gray.
took my meals at the hotel and re-
mained there until Saturday. when j
became suspicious and went 10 the
home of friend in Alameda.
Effort to Reach Heney.
"For the five days that 1 lived with
my Alameda friend put in most of my
time making efforts TO see Mr.. Heney
and 1 am very sorry that / did not
succeeded, because if had seen him
and explained TO him the situation /
am satisfied everything would have
been all right. During my stay in
made no attempt to hide,
although ! kept out of the way as much
IS possible. Apparently there is moth
ng left for me TO do except to stand
rial, and ! expect to 90 10 Oregon
within the next As hours"
Puter, on being taken to the Alameda
county jail, was assigned to cell in
hat part Of the Jail reserved for fed
sral prisoners. While he would have
& appear that he is but little con-
,erned over his arrest and the posi-.
1ility OF his conviction, it is apparent