The Alaska citizen., 1913-08-25

'''"'i'' VI 'iitI4l4 NtlHfd " no NdTU- ed the local officers to he on the lookout for the escaped American. When Thaw was taken from the train. he stoutly denied his identity. but letters were found on his per son addressed to Harry Thaw and he was held untI his identity was fully established. after which he was taken 10 Sherbrooke.
 PITTSBURG, Pa. Aug. 19.-Har. | " ThaW. who is now in CuStoday in ! Sherbr okc. Quebec. has telegraphed his mother requesting that money be sent to him immediately in or der that he may fight deportation.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-Until the arrest of her son in Canada this afternoon. Mrs Thaw was unaware of the whereabouts of the escaped Matteawan prisoner. + is believed that she Will go al once to Sher- | brooke to assist him in resisting the attempt which will be made to send him back f this state.
 OTTAWA. Canada. Aug. 19 Su- | pertinent Scott of the depart ment of immigration. has ;ssued in structons 10 the officials at Sher- brooke directing them To take Thaw 10 some point on the New York state boundary and there deliver | him over to the American authori- | ties.
 NEW YORK. Aug. 19.-The two men who We're taken int custody with Harry Thaw on suspicion that ] they had ass sted in his escape were released this afternoon hy the Can. i adiau authorities. No charge was entered against them.
 SliltRBHOOkE. Quebec Aug. 20. Harry Thaw won his first po.nt today in his fight against deporta- tion to the United States Upon | his arrival here yesterday. he ap- i pealed immediately to the court for a writ of Habeas corpus and was granted a preliminary order. which was made returnable at h o'clock to- morrow morning, The escaped pris- oner of Matteawan is elated over his victory, and is confident he will he able to defeat the plans of the American officials, whom he accuses | of conspiring with the Canadian of. fife als to effect his return 10 New York state
 ALBANY, x. Y. Aug. 20.-As. Sistant Attorney-General Kennedy of the state of New York started for Sherhr oke this afternoon to repre-. sent the state in the effort which is being made to secure Thaw's de- purtation from Canada.
 ROCHESTER,, \. H., Aug. 20 f Governor Felkcr has informed the New York State officials that he will turn Harry Thaw over to them immediately iu case the escaped pris- onCr sets foot in New Hampshire. The Canadian b undary is now being patroled by American officers. and 'fhaw will be taken into custody the moment he crosses the line CRESSON, Pa. Aug 20-Mfs Mary Copely Thaw, mother of Harry | IhaW, k heartbrokcn over the re capture of her son. who was taken into custody yesterday at Coaticook, euebec, soon after he had CT ssed the international bobundary It is understood that Mrs Thaw has ad- vanced money for her sons defense
 SHERBROOkE. Quebec. Aug. 21.= The ThaW habeas corpus proceed ings, wh ch were to have been taken up this morning. have ben post poned until next Wednesday. The postponement will enable the escaped MatteaWan prisoner to secure legal talent from the States and to fur ther prepare his fight against de D rtation.
 Public sentiment in this country apparently is with Thaw It is m derstOod that several offers Of finan- cial assistance have been made by Canadians who desire 10 help the escarcd prisoner oefeat the pals of his captors.
 ALBANY, N. Y.. Aug. 21.-Ae- cording to advices received today from Canada. the officials of that country will do what they can to turn Thaw over to the New York state auth rities.
 WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug. 21.- S"rrctar' of S;taIc hryan has wired British Ambassador Rice, informing him that the United States govern ment will leave the Thaw case en- tirely in the hands of the Canadian authorit es for settlement in what ever manner they deem best.
 SlIERBROOkE, Quebec Aug. 21.- Late this afternoon Harry Thaw scored his second victory over the attorneys for the prosecution, who made an unsuccessful attempt to se cure the escaped Matteawan prison CTS discharge from the custody of the court in order that they might cary o,.. their deportat on plals.
 SHERBROOkE. Quebec. Aug. 22 The government physician who has had Harry Thaw under surveillance since his arrival here states that there is nothing whatever wrong mentally with the escaped Mattea- wan prisoner He says he has sub jected Thaw to a rigid examination and is thoroughly satisfied that the mind of the prisoner is sound. ThaW's attorney is urging h's eli ent to become a Canadian and pur- chase property in this country. He claims that if Thaw will do that it will be impossible for the authori- ties to deport him.
 It is understood that Thaw's broth CT n-laW. George Carnegie. has private yacht in Canadian waters ready to take Thaw to Virginia the moment he is released from custody | here.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 22.-It is re- | ported here today that arrangements have been made by the state officials to station a number of officers along the northern boundary of the state in readiness to receive Thaw from