The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-11

with his mother and his lawyers IL
Montreal and Sherbrooke. He spen
the whole afternoon in tho office o
Thomas II. Johnson. the attorney h,
engaged Immediately after his arrest
The warrant under which Thaw wa:
arrested was found TO be faulty: there
fore new one charging him with con-
spiracy. an 'raditable orense was
prepared and will be served tonight
rhaw Will then be formally committed
to jail.
Late this afternoon. Sheriff Drew
received a telegram from Attorney
General Carmody. OF New York, ask
ing that Thaw be held until tho arrival
OF oncers with extradition papers.
Governor Fclkcr Talks.
Governor Samuel u. Fclker was at
Newcastle to-day when he received
news OF the arrest OF Harry X. Thaw.
he said; II can't say as yet what action
will take I'm this matter. Thus far
the New York authorities have not
communicated with me-, though I ex-
poet they Will do so Immediately. l
will bc governed by tho advice en-
tirelv Of Attorney General James T..
Tuttlc, OF Manchester.
The facts concerning Thaw's deten-
ton in this state Will be laid before
the Attoyney-General. who VIII deter
mine tho steps of procedure.
IF the New York State authorities
send officers hero and tho latter bear
property executed documents calling
upon as 10 deliver Thaw To their GUS
tody. Shall probably sign the cNtradi-
ton warrant.
AT this time It is bit unbccoming
10 discuss the matter since l hold no
exact knowledge with regard to arrest
or tho Status Of the case.
Thnw VIII Get Hearing.
In any event Thaw would be en;i
tied to a bearing before cxtradition
J can only rcitcratc what said short
time ago and that IS that New Hamp
shire does not want rhaw within its
confines neither does il care 10 do him
any injustice"
Attorney General James p. futile.
when located at Lancaster. where he
was attending court, said:
IF Thaw is under arrest the matter
OF his cXtradition is up 10 Governor
Felkcr. The case is entirely within
his province. and l have received no
word from him concerning it, Should
he consult me, Of course. l will take
the matter UP. but / do not intend to
act until suck conditions arise"
Thnw Fights and Screams.
The sudden shift in the scene Of
operations was attended by many dra-
matte Incidents.
Fighting and screaming, the noted
refugee was taken from his bed at S
o'clock this morning. forced TO dress
ana unceremoniously dumped across
the border at Nortons Mills. VT,
where he had entered the Dominion.
Thaw was absolutely dazed by the
action OF the immigration men, who
deliberately nouted the decision of the
highest court IN the Province OF Que
bee. the Court Of Kings Bench. before
whom the prisoner was 10 be brought
next Monday on a writ OF habeas cor
pus.
Criss-Crosscs. Wandering Aimlcssly.
After wandering about ihe country
cr!sS-crossin Vermont, New Hamp
shire and the dominion. Thaw. dis
heveled and excited after his aimlcss
flight from Norton's Mills. was taken
in custody By Sheriff Drew while rid
ing in the automobile Of New York
newspaper CORES poudeut.
The shift in his fortunes just ~ the
time when he thought the Crown was
thrown protectingly about him so
Jared Thaw's mental processes that
his attempts 10 escape the clutches of
those looking for him were aborttvc.
Even when he had an opportunity
To safely board train his joy-riding
egoIism displayed itself in his desire
10 have his identity known everywhere
he stopped. This made il compare
lively simple for Sheriff Drew 10 fol-
low his movements.
Thaw by William Travers jerome. who
had flashed kilograms in all directions
soon as he learned Of the decision
Of the Canadian officials. Bernard
Jacobs, former prosecutor in Col@hrook
and special representative OF New York
state swore out the warrant under
which Thaw IS now held
Taken From bed.
This morning at 7.55 o'clock Thaw
was sleeping In his quarters IL the
Immigration detention station when =.
Blake Robertson, assistant superin-
'enden' OF Immigration and three in
spectors in uniform whose faces Thaw
SAYS were familiar to him. entered.
Robertson bent over Thaw and awak
cncd him. u am sorry TO say your
appeal 70 the ,stisio..o, our board Of
inquiry has raeif"dtnicd' said Robert
son quietly. Il a:n ordered ~ tho
Minister OF the Interior TO deport you
forthwith. Get your clothes and come
along"
why, YOU mus, be Joking replied
Thaw. j am TO appear before the
Court OF Kings Bench on September
10
"oh. no you're not" rejoinod Robert.
son, you're going across the border as
quick as We can take YOU" and h,
leaned over and seized Thaw by the
arm
"kidnapping,- shouts Thnw.
This is plain case OF Kidnapping, >
shouted Thaw, wrenching himself free
Here take that you d coward an,
picked up l. turnh!cr Which sat Ola til,
table beside mis- cot and hurled it a
the immigration man.
The tumbler missed Robertson S hea,
ny Inches smashed through the win
dow panes and fell III the midst al
group % persons who were waiting t
catch the morning train Tor Sherbrook,
These persons looked up and say
Thaw clad in his night shirt at tn
Window lie was lighting furiousl
against the four immigration men. III
eyes were villa and staring ana his Zip
were barred
fcIis for Lawyer
Help, help somebody" he scream"C
They are Kidnapping me from TN
high court Of Canada. | have no lawye
FoI Gods sake get mo lawyer"
~ this moment, two Dominion pc
licemen each weighing In the nelgI
borhood OF $50 pounds. entered n
room. They held Thaw until his m.
excess Of passion was over and the
forced him 10 dress
Inis done, the party hustled tina