The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-06
Seized for Playing Penny
.,n;r Just as He Sees
Triumph.
rRT HAIirS DEPORTATION
Order Arrives While Jerome Is
Waiting in Vermont for
Mattcawan Fugitive.

Co,rlcooK. Que. sept 5.-Harry X
rhaw's Canadian lawyers saved him from
d.por,a,ion to Vermont at the sixtieth
second to-day by getting a new writ OF
haheas corpus from the Court Of Kings
Bench. Appeal Side. at Montreal.
So close were the connections In a day
Of events that moved rapidly that It re-
auired special train travelling at times
'at seventy miles an hour to bring the
saving writ to Coaticook before Thaw
could he hustled into an automobile and
hurried nine miles to Norton's Mills. VI.
shortly before the writ was issued at
Montreal william Travers Jerome was
arrested in Coaticook charged with
gambling and locked UP In Jail. After an
hour spent in a cell he was released m
$500 bail to appear before Justice OF
the peace tomorrow at o'clock.
Jerome left Coaticook by automobile
almost at the moment the new writ was
being signed by Magistrate Alexander
Cross At Montreal. A few moments be-
= before It had been discovered that his bail
bond was faulty and the Justice hao
said hs would rearrest jerome forthwith.
ny the time the special train chartered
by ThaWs chief Of counsel, J. n. Green
.h,.,d. had ,.pnsd I'm m. sr., ,w.n,v.
Nv. rni,s. NJ n. run Jero.. v.. scro..
,h. tntsrn.,, ,,oral boundary q, Hor,on.
Mia ann.rentIv IN await the sxnec,.d
arrival Of rhaw.
Jerome Weises - Ssis'
He did not appear In Coaticook again
lGntil after the writ had arrived and the
Immigration authorities we're blocked In
their decision to send Thaw to Vermont
The new proceedings will keep Thaw
in Canada for an indefinite period. Mr.
Greenshields says that he has been d.
rected by ex-Gov. Stone Of Pennsylvania
Ia appeal and reappeal Thaw's case right
up to the Kings Privy Council in Lon
don II necessary.
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" than ak months. n we have to take II
y to the Priyy Council II will he n year"
The new writ In an attack at the con.
s,,,ut,onalitv of the Dominion immlrr.
ton ac, I, strikss At IN. roo, ~ th., .c,
nv averr,n. three things.
Eyr.,-Tha, Thaw had hoe, in Cen.a.
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.o" u'aN' wh'c" gives c't'sehs Oh tne
h'''h states equal riShts 10 court VIE
'hose OF Canadian c'tsens' ne seio tnet
,ahadian IN Thaws place would nave hed
me r'sht t" appeal to the courts from the
decision OF the board OF inquiry while 40
alien has not that right under the act.
w,r r ,.. A..
Iha"s case Will test the immigration
. act OF the dominion Tor good ana all.
said MI Greenshields. Many OF W have
sttutonsl Now we shall ace IL n is"
When the special train landed MS.
Greenshields and NJ. X. Lahamme At
'oa'icook this afternoon they went di.
feciiy TO see Thaw. He was told that
they had been directed by Ex-Governor
stone TO nght In his behalf until there
was not another inch OF ground to stand
on but that they would accept only under
: one condition.
What is it," inquired Thaw.
That you drop all of your publicity
WORK and remain dummy In the case"
\ accept said Thaw. without hesits.
Ton
Thaw's lawyers wanted to take him
back TO Montreal on their special. but