The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-06
THAW IS JUB|LANT;;
JEROME is JAILED,
THEN JUMPS BONDS
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and of the impossibiiity of ever enter
ing Canada again, being thus dcportcd
Appeal Notice Served.
Immediately upon the decision being
rendered. the board was served vim,
notice OF appeal i'm due form. which
VII stay proceedings until such time
as the evidence has been perused Nv
tho Acting Minister of the Interior and
inc decision either upheld or reversed.
Alter having arrived at our decision
telegraph blank purporting to be ~
'cieEram from Louis Marchand denuty
eierk OF the court of Kings Bench. an
peals side. Montreal. was handed to us.
reading as follows:
writ OF habeas corpus In Thaw
case. forwarding forthwith for ser
vice." "
jerome Jumps Hail.
Jcrom- had had n pretty good idea
ol What the verdict Of the Immigration
authorities would be. but he had left
some time before the decision was
nahoed down, and his departure placed
MINI In The position of being a bail
jumper
If Thaw had been deported, IL IS nj
most certain that Jerome would never
nave appeared in Coaticook again. as If
would have been Impossible for him TO
nave taken Thaw TO Matteawan ana
returned here In tiire for his hearing
.o-moErow before Justice OF the Peace
Mckee
Jerome Prcdicnmcnt Abuses Thnu.
When T!law learned OF lerome's at
tempted coup. he laughed and said.
w lllic jumped tie fence too soon.
wonder what they will do to him n
he comes back. I certainly can't SEQ
now the gambler can appear here for
nearing Tomorrow. and Mt the Same
time De i'll Montreal"
I, inns oil
Ter his arrest in declaring 1t frame
up on The part OF some Thaw agent.
The gambling with which he is charged
consisted OF pi1ying game OF penny
ante on n suit case in the automobile
or newspaper man sent here from,
New York TO cover the case. There
We're Tour others in the poker party
all newspaper men. No charge has
peen preferred against them
The coup of the Thaw lawyers in So
curing the habeas corpus was one of
the shrewdest moves made by either
side
Thaw's foes were kept In dense ir
norancc of the move. and to do this
ms agents stated that j. " Green
shields and y. *. Lifamme, two OF his
Canadian lawyers, had deserted his
cause and had gone to their homes. in
tending 10 have no further connection
with the case
On the contrary, they were on their
way TO Montreal to make "A final dcs-
peratc effort in behalf of their client.
Deputies Are Waiting
norton Mills. Vt. September 5-This
little border hamlet waited in vain to-
day to welcome Harry Thaw back to
the states" Many residents forsook
their workaday pursuits in the hope
OF seeing the fugitive. Captain John
Lanyon, special dcputized representa-
tive OF the Mattcawan Asylum for the
Insane, from which Thaw fed, was
ready with armed assistants TO take
him into custody Immediately he was
put over the Canadian line. and sew
eral deputy sheriffs We're here also.
Late in the dag William Travers
Jerome, anticipating the deportation Of
Thaw by way of this place. arrived In
his automobile after giving bonds on
the charge of gambling made against
him in Coaticook. When word came
that Thaw's lawyers had secured writ
OF habcas corpus ordering his appear
ance at Montreal, Mr.. jerome was WISH
bly, disappointed
Jerome Grows JocuInr.
Prior TO the time that this word
was received, Jerome was in a joking
mood. 1T was enough TO lose a dollar
and a half in the game without being
arrested for it," he said.
Word came to him later that n sec
ond warrant had been sworn out
against him in Coaticoolt charging him
with neeing from Justice This even
ing he heard that the provincial auth
critics in Quebec We're sorry for his
arrest. and that formal apology from
the government might be made.
Mr. jerome expressed the intention
early in the evening of starting at once
for Montreal. but aftcrward decided to
remain here until morning.