Santa Fe new Mexican. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1898-1951, 1913-09-10

tilted of the plan to deport Tha"
None of Thaw's lawyers had an ink
ling of what was in the air. The.
learned later what had happened
Thaw was Is minutes away before th'
newspaper squad learned what hat
happened. They followed then They
crossed near Canaan, when immgra
ton officers stopped their car,
When he was well within the state
the immigration officials stopped theiI
car, deposited Thaw on the ground
told him he was free and drove back
to the Canadian border
Arrested Again.
Colebrook, n. H., Sept. 10.-Ilarry
lThaw wandered about the hills of the
country for three hours today and
was finally arrested by Sheriff Drew
just before noon Thaw made no re-
sistance and was brought Immediately
ito Colebrook
Thaw. in his wanderings, was ac.
companied by newspaper men. I.eav
ing Norton Mills he stopped for few
minutes at Averill, and leaving there
doubled back into Canada, then en-
attempted to detain him. He was
planning when arrested to strike a
railroad and get through ticket to
Detroit He tried vanly to get in
connection with his lawyers at Mont
real. Failing in this he began his
rb fnly hI 20
sheriff. He had no warrant, but held
him as fugitive from justice.
Thaw's lawyers late this afternoon
applied for writ of habeas corpus
before Superior Judge Chamberlain.
The judge was busy with another
case, but said he would consider the
matter.
Sheriff Drew admitted that he was
holding the prisoner without any war
rant and was worried lest he be forced
to release him. Thaw was in his law
yer's office. technically detained.
Appeal Rejected.
Ottawa, Ont. Sept. 10.--C. J. Do.
herty as acting minister of the depart
ment, today said he rejected the ap.
peal from the decision of the mmigra-
ton board of inquiry upholding the
finding of the board and ordering the |
deportation of Thaw forthwith. This |
order was carried out this morning
The writ of habeas corpus or writ of |
prohibition issued at Montreal, said
Mr.. Doherty did not enioin the immi-
grafton authorities from taking this
step.
u issued the warrant for the depor-
tation of Thaw which has been acted
On this morning, did it in pursuance
OF my duty as acting minister of the !
said Judge Doherty.
What about the court orders. the !
writ of prohibition and the writ OF
habeas corpus?" he was asked.
There has been a good deal of mis-
understanding on these points, re-
Piled Judge Doherty. "There was no
trit of prohibition directed to the au-
thorities who had Thaw in custody !
As for the writ of habeas corpus, it |
was directed to the officer who had
1'how in custody before the board OF
inquiry took action. 1t directed the
official to produce Thaw on Monday.
by the operation of the immigra
ton law Thaw passed from the pos
session of the officer to whom the writ
Of habeas corpus had been directed.
He came by operation of the law into
possession of immigration officials.
There was no court order restricting
hem and nothing to prevent them ex-
sauting the order for deportation
Everybody Surprised.
Montreal, Sept. 10.-The members
If Thaw's family and lawyers were
when they learned that
he man had been deported. Said J.
\. Green. the leader of the Thaw !
,and of lawyers: 81 can not under
tand it. With writ of habeas cor.
,us it seems to me utterly impossible {
0 believe 1t certainly is disgrace
o the country and to your admins I
ration of law. ALI we can do if Thaw =
as been forced across the line is to
ring the assistant superintendent of =,
he immigration department into the
ourt of kings. but what good will ..
hat do u.s."
Jerome Surprised.
Manchester, VT. Sept. 10.-William =
'ravers Jerome. New York's special l.
representative in the Thaw case, left
Manchester at noon by automobile for !
forth Adams Mass, where he was no. II
fled of the arrest of Thaw at Cole
rook. He said he would go there at q
nee Il
Before leaving here Mr.. Jerome held
long telephone conference with At v
1rney General Carmody of New York Il
uggesting that the New York authori /
les ask for Thaw's apprehension as a "
lgitive from justice. v
He expressed great surprise that the t
anadian officials had not notified him @
+ their intention to deport Thaw. He
earned that notification was sent to N
le authorities at Island Point. Yer
lont, but so late, he said, as to make
impossible for any one to reach "
orton Mills in time to arrest Thaw. !,
Jerome Enroute. !.
Greenfield, Mass. Sept 10,-Unac-
by any one except repre- h
of the railroad, VIM. T. Je- ff
,me left here at 4 Is today in a spe- tc
al train for Cnlehrook N n He eS- :.