The evening times. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1906-1914, 1913-08-20
Not Welcome.

Not Welcome.
Rochester. n. H.. Aug: 20
New Hampshire does not want
event he re-enters the state
through deportation proceedings
in Canada and legal justification
can be found for the act. He
Immediately will be surrendered
to the New York authorities, ac-
cording to a declaration by Gov
ernor Felfer. Attorney General
Tuttle. in spport Of this attitude.
said the matter of extradition was
wholly in control Of the execu-
tive.
Sherbrooke. Ont, Aug 20.-Harry
X. Thaw, the fugitive slayer Of Stan.
ford White, caught after Sensational
escape from Matteawan, spent tbs
night in the hospital ward Of the Jail
in this little border town, ard thss
mands from the family. detained new
counsel to fight deportation to the
United States.
George Lauder Carnegie, brother
in-law. wired that he is Fastening here
with Thaw's sister, Margaret. and cau-
toned delay in all proceedings If pos
sible. pending his arrival
The question of insanity is not en-
bodied in the commitment. which
brings Thaw before the immigration
authorities. He is held merely as a
fugitive from the "penitentiary at
Matteawan," where he was confined
on criminal charge" for life. Thaw
was quick to see his chances of fight
ing deportation on such grounds, for
at Matteawan he was charged with
nothing but was being held as luna
tic and he was acquitted of the White
murder.
Either Deportation or Extradition.
Thaw may be sent back to New
York on either Of two grounds, name
ly:
First-Through deportation pro-
ceedings under the dominion law,
which provides:
No immigrant shall be permitted to
land in Canada Who is feeble minded,
an idiot or epilpic or who is insane or
who has had an attack Of insanity
within five years: nor shall any immi-
dumb or blind or nf1rm unless he be-
longs to a family accompanying him
or already in Canada, which gives Sc
curity satisfactorily to the minister
and in conformity with the regulations
in that behalf for his permanent sup
port if admitted to Canada"
Second-Through eXtradition pro-
ceedings, instituted by the state OF
New York and conducted by the prop
Thaw's arrest accusing him of bribery.
Conspiracy Charge Weak.
He cannot be extradited in warrant
already issued in New York charging
conspiracy. in the opinion Of the au-
thorities before existent treaties deal
only with that brand of conspiracy re-
lating to revolt against the master OF
ship on the high seas. A new war
rant charging bribery the authorities
believe would have to be sworn out.
There is, Of course. a possibility that
Canada will not deport him and will
decline to honor an extradition requis-
ition issued by the United States. To
these possibilities the wealthy slayer
Of Stanford White addressed his in.
tention and that of his counsel today.
preparatory to hearing in his case
set for tomorrow
Omctals Leave New York.
Poughkeepsie. n. Y, Aug. 2O.-Dis-
trict Attorney Conger. Sheriff Horn.
beck and former District Attorney
Mack left for Sherbrook. Que, with
the avowed intention Of taking Harry
x. Ihaw into custody and returning
him either to the Dutchess county jail
or Matteawan asylum.
The officials were armed with a war.
rant charging conspiracy, issued by
Justice Morschauser. If it is found
Thaw cannot be extradited on the con-
spiracy charge, a new warrant charH-
ing bribery will be applied for and an
made to extradite the fugitive
on that charge.
Hope for Deportation.
It is the hope Of the district attoP-
ney, however. that Canada will deport
Thaw and in SO doing land him over
the international line in New York In
stead Of New Hampshire or Vermont.
Should this be done. Mr.. Coneer and
his associates will be waiting ON the
line to take Thaw into custody. They
don't want him returned in any other
state than New York because he would
then have an opportunity to prove his
sane and tedious legation and delay
would follow.
Sheriff Hornbeck and District At
torney Conger went to Matteawan 10.
day to get more complete descriptions
Of the five men-Richard Butler, Roe.
er Thompson, Eugene Duffy, Michael