New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-21

The Brides Peak. the greatest height
Of the Himalaya Mountains ever ascend
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AbruzzI II is a 500 feet high.
him. the police throughout the Dominion
being asked to look for him. 1t was
learned that Keefe had relatives near
here. and an effort was made 10 locate
them II was believed that the original
plan was to bring Thaw TO these relatives
where he was 10 be kept hidden until the
storm blew Over. and that then he was
10 be disguised and spirited away to Eu-
rope
Thompson. however. made no attempt
10 elude the officers He came 10 Sher-
brooke last night and registered al the
Nsgoe Hotel under the name Of NJ. II.
Thomson. The writing was the same
as that I'm which he signed the name
Roger Thompson on the register OF the
Holland Hotel at Matteowan where ne
STAYED while waiting to take Ina" away.
From the fact that Thompson has been
thus willing to expose himself IN the thlck
Of the trouble II IS believed that ne Is SIN
I'm the service OF those working for Tha".
lust what the object he is thought 10
be serving is is not clear yet This hehef
became stronger when ne announced that
he had engaged Dr. Shurtlef. OF Tina"
own counsel. to defend him.
When Thompson entered the courtroom
to-day Constable Moore went up 10 him
and told him he was under arrest. All
ewes AZ once turned toward the two As
tho constable's voice rang ont clearly.
Met Thaw on Road. He Says.
THOMPSON turned In an unruficd way
and looked AZ tho officer
WHY. YOU don't want mo" he said.
Il only met Thsw on the road and drove
him here 20 the ~ Hermcn DC slide Gar
ford Hotel I'm car
Your name IS Thompson ism I It:
Moore said
sure It u.s." Thompson replied. but you
don't want me. I am Just looking on 10
see what is goiug to happen.
You arc the man ! want replied
Moore. and placed him under arrest.
After hts arraignment Thompson was
locked up
In his cell aftcruard Thompson said his
real name was NJ H. Thompson and that
no came from Toronto. as ne had regis
tered Al the hotel He said he had been
I'm New York short time, but that
Toronto was his home and that he was
a British subject He refused TO discuss
his presence AZ Matteavan or his par
ucipat!on I'm getting Thaw away from
there.
charles y. White. Kings Counsel. Of
Sherhrooke. vas retained to-day by wire
by George Lauder Carnegie. Thaw :
brothcr-in-laV. TO act as hts chief lawyer
Associated with him arc ". l. Shurtlefr
and Colonel H. " Fraser.
The crowds 81 curious persons that
gathered to-day about the jail and the
courthouse seemed 20 b" rather with
Thaw than against him. More than once
the CRY was raised by an especially en-
ihusiastic individual. We are sorry they
from them
Drs Hume. Austin and Noel examined
Thaw to-day. They said they found him
IN "a highly nervous state. but IN good
physical condition.
Sister and Dr.. Evans Arrive.
George Lauder Carnegie and Mrs. Car
UfSlft accompanied bF IT blIitpl u.
Evans. arrived here tonight at II o'clock
Instead OF going TO the Magog Hotel.
where rooms had been reserved for them.
they slipped quietly into the New sher-
brooke Hotel.
DR. Evans. Of the New Jersey State
Hospital for the Insane. at Morris Plains.
is the alienist who testified for Thaw in
the Stanford White trials. II is thought
that he has been brought 10 try TO con-
vince the Canadian authorities OF Thaws
sanity I'm an effort TO try TO block his de-
portation.
I'VE have come 10 fight for Harry and
We shall fight 10 IL last ditch" said Mr..
Carnegie IL am not familiar with the
Canadian laws. but do not believe they
will deport him. Certainly they canno,
hold him on this absurd charge Of being
fugitive from justice or an escaped con
Wet I believe he will be freed tomorrow.
I'VE understand that the immigration
authorities may take some action to-mor-
row. but we won't cross that bridge until
we come 20 n.
You can say this for me, Mrs. Car
negIe and Mrs Thaw that everything will
be done for Harry that legal talent can
do"
Mr.. Carnegie had a short conversation
over the telephone with Thaw. His Sis
ter also spoke few affectionate words.
saving she would be with him IN tho
morning.