Albuquerque evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1911-1914, 1912-03-15
DEPORTATION rs
SOMETIMES TO
HIDE WRONGS
Charge il Made That Rich Men In.
fiucncc Immigration Omccrs; Ex-
poane a. Threatened.


New York, March h. During the
last few years there have been mum.
Der of complaints that the immigra-
tion officials al this port are some-
what too willing TO accommodate
wealthy persons who wish, Tor some
reason or other. the deportation OF
some alien The latest case OF that
kind concerns q young Russian Jawens
who Is now held In the state hospital
for the insane on Wards island and
whose deportation the immigration au-
thOrities have ordered. The girl, hand
some and healthy and now about 10
years of age. came 20 this country
with her parents In December, 1903.
AZ that time she was Ia perfect phys
teal condition and showed no trace OF
insanity.
After her parents had settled In
Manhattan, the girl had no difficulty
In finding Temunerative work. She
began with Sb a week and By her clev-
erness and Industry gradually adj
vanced until her wages were increased
TO $l2 a week She dressed neatly
, and in the course of time saved up
nearly 500 In a savings bgnk Her
/ father, who went into the express
tuANthNbnf Aleo NiNnpNAtN hNoANANhs
Some time Ia the fall OF last yonr the
girl was induced by one OF hef can
pioyors TO come 10 his house. What
Happened there Is only limited AZ and
can only be inferred nom the known
facts. A police officer was attracted
TO the house Ina question BY the cries
Of the girl. When ne reached the
house, the owner told him the girl
was crazy and asked him 20 take
her away Not being able 10 got any
statement from The girl the officer
called for an ambulance and had the
girl taken TO Lebanon hospital, AS
sha seemed either hysterical or in
sane. she was sent 10 Bellevue hos
ptal and thence to Wards island.
II Is charged that the man who ID
said TO be responsible for The present
condition of the girl brought his Ia
lfluonco TO bear upon the immigration
authorities, in order 10 have the CIR
ldepOrted The man was particularly
anxious TO have the girl railr0adeC
out OF the country. because the girii
father had begun $4,000 damage
suit against him and the immigration
Officials obhglngly ordered the girl de-
ported. although she Is we'll provided
with funds and there Is not the least
danger that she would become a pub
Tic cnarge. The father Of the girl OBJ
tanned n writ OF habeas corpus 10 pre-
vent tho deportation of the girl and
II IS expected that some interesting
facts viii como TO Hight when the
ease comes up for a hearing
The men OF the river and harh0i
lpOllce In this city win be mighty glad
when spring comes Ever since she
beginning OF the last spell they have
had 20 work overtime Not for many
years has the Hudson been so full OF
Ice as this winter ana the boys con
sidered d great sport TO go ont ou
the ice, humping from Ice cake "a
ice cake Occasionally one % the biz
loakes, with one or more boys on board
would iloat away from the rest Of
the pack into the middle of the river
and then the boys would yell for help
and the people on shore would be-
come excited. That WAS the cue ior
the policemen 20 jump into their
iauech ana start In pursuit OF the Ice
cake 60 rescue the youthful napigat-
ors. Although there were d number
of such cases every day, the boys did