The Calumet news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 1907-1938, 1913-09-06
Matter of Deportation So Com.
pIex as to Make Forecasts
Impossible
T0WNsPE0PLe SERENADE HIM

Coaticook, Sept, 6.-Wiliam Trav-
gambling, was bitterly denounced 10y |
Justice Mckee IN his court room to-
indignant when Jeromes counsel am
nounced his client could not he pres
ent today and asked an adjournment
of the hearing in the gambling case.
II want to say" cried Mckee, bang
ing the table with his fist, that we
intend to prosecute jerome to the full
extent of the law. lie can't come here
and play cards before our children.
This may be a suburban town but we
intend u enforce the laws
The case was put over until Sep
tember II. y crowd of sixty idlers
stamped their feet and applauded vo-
ciferously the magistrates TRADE
Jacob Nicoll, of Sherbrooke crown
prosecutor for this district, and as
such, the superior Of Prosecutor Han
sen. who Is prosecuting the jerome
case, appeared, strangely enough, for
the defense. In Sherbroo<e he aided
the counsel for New York in a sue
cessfu fight to get Thaw out Of Jail.
Arriving here last night he criticized
Jeromes arrest as an outrage.
Thaw Case Badly Snsrlcd.
toaticook resumed it's normal state
today Thsw, deserted by counsel, re-
manned in the detention pen. Thaw
may remain n day On a week. Not
l.. Ia,
Montreal before the full Kings Bench
ON writ of habeas corpus obtained
10y his lawyers yesterday 1t is OPP
tional with the immigration authori-
ties to move him at once, or keep him
here until the last moment. AS mat
ters stand the case il more snailed
up than at any time since his os-
cape from Matteawan. He was order
cd deported for two reasons-enteriug
the dominion by stealth and having
been an inmate of an asylum for the
insane. Then came the writ of ha
bcas corpus and restraining order
granted in Montreal. AS a matter oi
TACT, the restraining order was issued
prior To the time the deportation de-
cision was returned and 1t is "A qucS-
tion whether this does not invalidat'
the findings. In any event Thaw vii
have a court hearing and the matter
vf deportation is now SO complete al
To make forecasts out of the question
The arrival of the writ here las
evening on II special train was greet
ed with wild cheering by a crow'
around the station. Thaw's lawyer
returned to Montreal on "a special. Th'
Coaticook band gave concert be
meath Thaw's barred windows las
night. plaving I'm conclusion God Save
the King" while the throng choutc,
Three cheers for T'haw'
Both Sides Claim Victory.
Montreal Sept. 6---Application fo
bail will be the next move by tn
Thaw lawyers. The legal contingen
from Montreal handling Thaw's case
accompanied by Chauffeur Thompson
who drove the rescue car from Mat
teawan, returned on Il special trai
this morning.
Assistant Superintendent Robertso
of the immigration department said
"rhaw will be deported; be sure o
that"
IaFlamme of Thaw's counsel sald'
we have licked Jerome and thei
will be no deportation"
American Lawyers Scored.
Foreign lawyers, foreign sheril'
and foreign baiiffs have hurt the die
nity Of the British courts In the Tha'
case" said Justice Gervais. one cf IN
Judges who yesterday issued n writ
habeas corpus prohibiting the imm
grafton authorities from deportln
Thaw Tho British sovereignty
quite capable of taking care OF an
person who appeals TO our sense
Justice" continued his lordship' IL
not necessary for any lawyer, sherh
bailiff or other foreign person to inte'
venc The Thaw case Will he thresnt
out according to It's merits.
To Prevent Second Escape.
Beacon. n. " Sept, 6.-Authoriti'
Of Matteawan asylum have begun u
erection of a second fence with iari
gate at the point where Thaw escape
dashing out when the gate was opens
for the milkman AS the team eh'e