The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-08-19

from the pictures he had seen. The
sheriff supplied the information and
was closely eyed by the man. who said:
You don't know who | am"
We'll" answered the sheriff. Il
could make a good guess. YOU are
rhaw."
you're right" said the stranger.
hut you are not interested in me-
nave committed no crime. cannot
bc eXtradited and it will he a waste
of time II you interfere with me.
am going abroad and will sail from
Canada"
Wanted to Reach Quebec.
Thaw expressed his wish to get to
the Grand Trunk railway line. which
would take him To Quebec, and il was
explained to him he was approaching
the Canadian border. that the Grand
Trunk lay fifteen miles west of the
Maine Central and he would have to
drive across the country to reach the
Grand Trunk. Thaw inquired the best
place To leave the train and decided
To get off at Hereford.
In the meantime one of tho. men who
accompanied Thaw left the train at
colebrook. y. H.. and attempted Ia get
an automobile for the purpose Of pick
ing Thaw mp on the other side OF the
line Kelsey also left the train n Cole
brook and when rhaw's companion left
town in an automobile the sheriff fol-
lowed in another ear
Kelley Orders Thaw's Arrest.
In the meantime Thaw had gotten
off at Hereford just over the Canadian
line. ana not finding his companions
went to Il farm house and induced the
head of the house To drive him to
CoaticOok, promising To give the man
nine dollars. They made way slowly
by team, and 10y the time they reach
eel Herengilde- -Garford, kelZey's car
had ovcrtaken them. Kelley told
Thaw's driver who his fare was and
then called constable who arrested
Thaw as a fugitive of justioe and took
him to CoatiCOok one of the compan-
ions who remained with Thaw was
later held "on suspicion" The second
companion turned up later and was
detained on Il similar charge The po-
lice statement said:
"rhaw was arrested at Hermene-
glide Garford by Constable Woodrow
On a charge preferred by the constable
with the advice and information Of
Deputy Sheriff Kelley of Colebrook,
y. r."
is Remanded to Jail.
Thaw's companions retained counsel
! and refused To reveal their identity.
Thaw will he taken To Shcrbrookc for
arraignment.
Thaw engaged as counsel. j. Shirtlih
of Coaticoow. who will accompany
| rhaw To- Sherbrooke.
Thaw was aIraigned before justice
of the peace and remanded To the
Sherbrookr Jail lie will appear before
the exlraditior commissioner probably
tomorrow.
Can Be Depcrted.
Montreal, Aug. 19.--The Quebec pro-
visional police department has in
SltUtIft ' wv i''''NAiN' 49, '''N'' W.
proceed To Coaticook to assist the 10"
cal police. Acting Chief Garrison ot
the provincial department of Montreal
said that unless II warrant was pro-
duced by the United states authorities,
i'm which Thaw was charged with an
extraditable offcnsc. h. could not be
held. Jchn Uocli.'an. head of the 10
cal immigration department. declared
Thaw could and probably would be de
ported as an undesirable.
Thaw Is Estraditable.
Washington Aug. l9.-Thaw can be
eXtradited from Canada on u warrant
charging bribery. hut there are no pro-
visions in any treaties between the
United States and England for extra
dition on the charge of conspiracy, eX-
cept conspiracy as IL relates to con-
spiracy To revolt against the master
of "A ship on the high seas. There Is no
provision for AN extradition charge Of
a fugitive from justice"
These are the views of the state de-
partmcnt offici cials. In none of the treat
les Is there n hot pursuit. clause,
which permits the arrest of a fugitive
who succeeded in getting across the
border just ahead of his captors
Immigration officials believe Thaw
could he returned by Canadian immi-
grafton authorities as insane or as an
undesirable alien.
Extradition for bribery. the officials
,oi,t ntit mako. ~ essential that any
criminal act with which he he charged
must also be a criminal one under the