The evening world., 1913-09-05

decision until the Jerome matter va
IN addition 10 his other activities Mr.
Jerome sst on foot an Investigation 20
dstsrmins how far the Thaw lawyers
ngured In having him arrested on .
trivial charge. lie said his belief 10 that
the whole afYair was framed up BY the
Thaw lawyers. with the connivancs OF
The loeai authorities. In order that he
migAk b out Of the way whom Thaw 10
released. However. Deputy Attorney
0Noes1l Kennedy and several others are
hsrs 20 loot after Thaw. even though
Jerome should be held In the msshss
Of Shs Canadian law.
ThAW EXAMINED RioipLY WITH.
OUT COUNSEL.
ThaW's examination a. the hands Of
sho immigration authorities to-day vas
isasthy ana severe. He WAS not repro
seated By counsel. the only outsiders
present being two alienists In the en-
piey Of The immigration Bureau. who
took turns at Questioning him. Thaw
was asked about everything that hap.
OSoNA 20 him In his entire career. The
only question he refused to answer
was this:
"Ars you the Harry Kendall rhaw
Who killed Stanford Winter"
Deputy Attorney General Kennedy
was also examined by the imn'Er ton
AuthoratisA lie recited the arcum-
stances under which Thaw was COM
mittsd TO Matteawan and the history
Of his various uusuccsasfui Attanp pts
10 gain his freedom by court action In
New York State.
The arrest Of Jerome made . Coau-
cook holiday. All the Idle Inhabitants
knew about II before u happened. Mr..
Jerome was thoroughly surprised. but
kept his temper until he was locked In
the sams cell that Harry Thaw occu.
pasd on his hrst visit to Coatlcook last
August. All alone In his coll Mr.. Js.
rons used many heated words. but
whom no rsappsarsd In public view he
vus caiM -AnA smiling.
There 10 no doubt that Justice Nc
Kes and those behind Jeromes arrest
fuliy intsnAsd to keep him In Jail for
tWenty-fouF hours or longer. The local
procedure provides that In q case like
that of Jerome the only authority that
caa aceApt hell 10 tina Magistrate who
Issues the warrant.
A. soon a. Justice McCree Issued tie
warrant he tucked his wlisksrs inside
HIS waistcoat and discrsstly faded from
-. view. The town folk openly announced
that the Justice wouldn't come back
uAul tomorrow.
Mr.. MarechAi did not learn Of Mr..
, JsrsmSs arrest until about half an
hour After the New Yorker had been
fsoksd up. Then hs hurried to the jail
aa1 asked to Sc the prisoner
"You can't come In here" said the
gvtm jaalsr Nobody can sss him"
puOLlc OFFICIAL BARRED FROM
CELL.
II want to remind you.' said Mr..
AANehai shaspiy. that am IN Of.
Acer Of the Dominion. ] DO not rscog-
mise The authority Of you provincial Of.
acers. Conduct me 10 Mr.. Jsroms's coll
q enee-"
The taller became immersed In deep
thought, after which he conducted Mr..
Aarschai to Mr. Jerome's cell. Mr.
Narsohsl In the name Of the Dominion
0svSrnasnt apologissd TO the New
Yset lawyer for the petty persecution
- Whach he had been subjected. Then
No ~ scout getting Mr.. jerome out
"Wnsrs IL Judge Mckee," he asked
4 the towns day police force.
Il don't know where he !s.' replied
~ ofbcsr.
WELL you 80 tell him that wan,
HIN to b at his once In . very Few
ullnutss prepared to accept bail for Mr.
J60ms." said the lawyer.
SuDties Mckee came to life IN a sur.
pNalagiy short time. The policeman
NO haA made the arrest was summoned
'AaA accompanied Mr.. Jerome. Mr.
Narschai and Hector verret, Canadian
counsel 10 the lawyers representing the
STATE Of New York. to the office OF the
Justtes OF the Peace. Mckee was there,
psnssvsly pulling his whlsksrs.
~. verret. In the meantime. had
drawn up n bail bond. TAe Justice
didn't want to sign 1t, He was per
risxSd.
jerome exPLAiNs POKER TO
CANADIAN JUSTICE.
"1t V very plain to me-" said jerome
ts Justice Mckee. that you don't know
anything about poker. You say thai
poker 10 a game OF chance II In not
1t 10 taking advantage Of the laws OF
differentisl calculus ana inhnlte prob
abilities"
"rll have to look mp my law books.
sah the Justice.
NJ. Narechal ana Mr. Verret insisted
that bail be accepted at once Mr.
Jerome addressed Joking remarks Il
tho Court Al last Justice Mckee
siGusd the bail bond.
NJ. Jerome hurried from the court
roem TO his automobile. which va,
standing outside. In his absence som'
Coaucook Joker had hung a big For
Sale sign on the car, Mr.. Jerome
went TO the Grand Trunk station. whers