The San Francisco call., 1913-09-10

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thunderstruck. At first they would
not believe 1t.
When the news got about in Coati-
cook that Thaw had been taken to the
line public feeling was aroused. A
l crowd surrounded the immigration
building and there were demonstra-
tions against the government and In
favor Of Thaw
'An outrage!'
AN injusticep screamed the crowd.
In the meantime the news had got
to Sherbrooke. Attorney ShurtIeff,
| counselor OF record for Thaw. tume-
distely got into action. but could do
nothing to check the arrowlike
flight OF tie immigration authorities
who were speeding toward Nortons
Mills. VT, with Thaw Historically
denouncing the immigration depart
ment from the tonneau
Persons living along the highway
| traversed by the automobile said
that the car flashed by in a cloud of
/ dust, but above the humming of the
motor could be heard the protesta-
tions of the prisoner
/ SHASEH MEN LEFT
Newspaper men in Sherbrooke hur-
ried to Coaticook in automobiles and
followed Thaw on toward the Yer
mont line.
When George Lauder Carnegie.
brother in law of Thaw, was notified
/ OF the fugitive's deportation he could
not speak for a few minutes. 1T can I
/ be true" he finally said. The gov
eminent would not go over the head
/ Of the courts. 1t Is Illegal to take
Thaw out of the country, as an appeal
is pending from the decision of Judge
Hutchinson in the bureaus habeas
corpus proceedings at Sherbrooke. 1
won't believe that Harry has been
taken over the border until I see him
on United States soil'
Mrs. William Thaw, mother Of
Harry. had reached this city yester-
day. Later in the day she was re-
ported to have left for Sherbrooke or
Coaticook.
Attorney Greenshields, one of
/ Thaw's attorneys, said that he would
/ demand that Mr.. Robertson be ar
raigned before the kings bench on
a charge Of contempt of court.
Mr.. Greenshields shaid that politi-
cal issue would be made out of the
Thaw case in Canada
parliamentary seat in the eastern
townships" said he. The deporta-
tion OF Thaw is a farce and It will
react against the government, be-
| cause IT has been plainly shown that
the people in Canada are all for
| Thaw. The election of Thaw was an
outrage and was unjustifed.'
EXTRADITIoN PAPERS READY
ALBANY, N Y, Sept. 10.-It was
| announced today at the department Of
the attorney general that the extra
dition papers for the return OF Harry
K. Thaw to this state had been signed
some time ago by Acting Governor
Glynn.
The matter was kept quiet so that
in the event of Thaws return to the
United States the papers could be i'm
mediately served without a hitch
AUTO AWAITS THAw
NORTON MILLS. Vt, Sept. 10
Harry K. Thaw, fugitive from the Mat
teawan. n. Y, asylum for the Grim
inal insane. was brought here today
/ by E. Blake Robertson. deputy super
/ intendent of immigration for Canada
The fugitive and his custodian, who
came by automobile, reached here
about S:45 o'clock. Immediately after
! getting upon United States soil Mr.
Robertson dumped Thaw from the
automobile and headed back for Can
ada, having fulfilled the orders OF
acting Minister of the Interior Do
herty of Canada to eject Thaw forth
with
FUGITIVE PICKED UP
Thaw was Immediately picked UP by
another automobile which met the
Robertson car and which started
southwark.
Thaw was in an exhausted con-
/ dition when he reached here. His
clothing was torn and disheveled and
/ his hair was rumpled over his fore
| head. He had been weeping, and his
face was streaked with dust He
had shouted and struggled until he
became practically helpless.
GOVERNOR is UNDECIDED
MANCHESTER, N H. Sept. 10
Governor Samuel Feiker stated today
that he could not say just what action
he would take with regard to Harry
K Thaw now under arrest. at Cole
brook, n. IL. He said he would be
governed entirely by the opinion of
the attorney general. He said he had
not heard officially of the arrest of
the Matteawan fugitive.
Ukfnh Excursion
The Northwestern Pacific announces
a popular excursion TO Ukiah on Sum
| day, September 14th. No stops are
made in transit except for train pur-
poses and every one is guaranteed a
/ seat. as no more tickets will be sold
than seats provided. This is splen..
! ride through the beautiful valleys OF
Marin, Sonoma and Mendocino Coun-
| ties and along the Russian River.
| Over hours at Ukiah IN which to
| enjoy the Hop Festival, with It's many
attractive and entertaining features.
/ The leaving time from San Francisco
| Is s;45 a. m, and from ukiah p. m.
Tickets are only $3.50 for round trip,
and are now on sale at City Ticket
| Ofioe, STA Market ST. lFTood Bldg), /,
| and also at the ferry