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

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| However. as the car swept out of the
/ station yard, he screamed to Frank r.
itber, newspaper correspondent. who
happened upon the scene just at that
moment.
For the love OF Justice and liberty
stop this. Help me get away from
! these men,
| Mr. Ebcr quickly Communicated an
| other car. and started after the immi-
grafton machine. The two machines
arrived at Nortons Mills VT, almost
simultaneously.
showed Over Line.
The immigration car drew up before
/ Carpenters line hotel. about three feet
within the stone marked Canadian
line The Dominion policemen assist
cd Thaw from the machine. The
! slayer of Stanford White held tightly
To a box of cigars. which he had seized
when leaving Coaticook
| With absolute precision, the imml-
grafton inspector took Thaw by the
shoulder, led him to the line and
State OF Vermont. Then the deport-
ing machine turned and healed back
/ for Coaticook
Thaw stood for moment half dazcd
He gaaed inertly 10 the north, south
cast and west. and then looked down
4, the earth in an impersonal sort or
way.
Reporter Takes Him In.
At this moment Mr. Ebers car drew
up besioe him. Thaw's eyes lighted
May l ride with you?v he asked
eagerly.
Certainly, jump i'm replied Eber
Where do you wish 10 go?"
Thdw pulled himself together bit
and said TO the driver. Thomas Trihey:
Drive anywhere. anywhere. to get
/ away from tins place"
I TTehey drove 10 the Lakeside Inn,
/ Averill. Vt, five miles away. Thaw
! announced his identity 10 II. q. Spald-
/ ing, proprietor, and was warmly
1 greeted by Mrs Spalding, Mrs. Spald-
| ing got him . bowl OF bread and milk
/ and then Thaw announced that Il
would Nc necessary for him TO tele-
phone TO his lawyers and family in
Montreal.
The telephone central. however. told
I him she could not locate the person
wanted.
/ Chauffeur Deserts.
/ Lets go on then" said Thaw to
Eber and the two went out on the
veranda. There they found that thor
chauffeur Trehey had fed. stating that
he would not FISK arrest by pilotinl,
Thaw in the state They managed to
borrow Proprietor Spaldlng's car. and
soon set out again with Frank Can
tin. French Canadian. at the wheel.
Thaw ordered Canton to go east.
Apparently he had not much idea
where he wanted 10 20.
say he remarked TO the COM
COMPANION. II think il would be n good
idea to 20 TO Detroit; think / can buy
a ticket at Errot, VI. l have only $40.
but you might lend me the necessary
amount
Eber promised to do this, and Can
tin was ordered to drive 10 Errot.
swings Hack Into Dominion.
The road swung back into the Do
m!nion. and Thaw actually traverscd
six miles OF Canadian soil before ne
finally came 70 the line town OF Ca
naan where he crossed the Connect
cut R!vcr into New Hampshire At
Canaan he was passed By the customs
officers without question after he had
given his correct name.
Right here he made the mistake that
probably caused him to lose his lib
crty lie decided that there were i'm
poftant things upon which it was
necessary that ne consult his attor-
/ ncys and lie must Sall them on the
} telephones
~ the Canaan Hotel he tried 70,
twenty minutes 10 get MS lIlOlNeT OF
e his Montreal attorneys. W. *. Nc
: KcOwn, j. y. Grccnshiei3s and y *
s Lahamme, on tho telephone.
S Persists In Tcicnhoning.
Not succeeding in this Thaw order
"a the chauffeur 10 drive To vest
L Stewartsto"n where no stopped a,
g another hotel Whne waiting for n
hopcd-for long distance message. n,
stfcllcd In tho public square There
was very little comment lie ,yas nm.
able 10 get his attorneys from Ste.
y, Wartstcwn either. Ills constant ,elc.
- pnorins However. made his movement,
. easy to trace
g sun driving towards Enrol. Cantlr
9 bowled his car along the Blshop BrooI
q Road III Stewartston. Thayv ordorc,
;, the driver to halt In from, OF IN.
shingicd home Of Alvin Anterior. ,
. farmer, and ltber opened the gate
n Mrs. Martha Athcrton. a ben, 81,
V woman Of seventy. answered thci
. knock.
;, u am H. X Thuw." said tho rctnpee
q My Lord. so you be-" replied sir,
Athcrton, and a nne lookn' vouni
fellow YOU be. What can 10 10
II Farmers wife Recommends Inwyer.
d u think | shall go TO Colcbrook.
: replied Thaw, how far is it, ana ca
YOU give me the names OF some goo
q lawyers there"
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