The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-09-12

sensed the situation and leapcd for
ward.
Get away from here" he ordered
the larger OF the five men, who had
his hand on Thaw's shoulder. Kelly
says the man iiourished q gun In his
face and threatened to shoot until he
himself made an effort to draw his
own gum and attracted tho attention
OF Drew and Kelsea.
Volunteer Rescuers Escape.
Before the sheriff and his deputy
could take n hand the three men leap
ed into the larger OF the two cars and
escaped.
II shall arrest these men on sight,"
said Chief Kelly late Tonight.
The sheriff and 1 hustled Thaw to
the hotel as quickly as possible" ad-
ded Kelly. Tonight we have thought
1t best to increase our guard at tho
Monadnock House, where Thaw is be-
ing detained, from twelve to twenty
men.
1.-The attempt this afternoon was un-
doubtedly made on behalf OF Thaw's
friends and sympathizers. 1t is their
hope TO seize him before Mr.. jerome
takes him away and speed him either
back to Canada or into the lumber
camps back of Norton's Mills. where he
would be safo from pursuit"
Canadians Are Rampant.
In this connection. II was apparent
their rampant craftsmanship of Thaw
across the border. At least nifty ciu-
Zens OF Coaticook arc rcgistercd at
Colcbrook Hotel They have taken q
vow to repair what they term the al
legged action OF their Immigration de-
partment In so unceremoniously dump
ing Thaw across the border. The Coat
icook citizens were In consultation to-
day with a number of private detec-
tivcs acting In the interest of the Thaw
family.
The presence or these men and n
score Of lumbcrjacks In gum boots and
blue flannel shirts, who are open Thaw
syplrathizers, has alarmed the peace
full little village not a little While
the residents of Colebrook desire Thaw
TO get square deal they do not dis
play any OF the Incorporate hero wor-
ship that distinguished Thaw's stay
in Coaticook. and to "a milder degree
in Shcrbrooke.
jerome Snubs DR.. Trenholmc.
Jerome does not feel very kindly
disposed toward the Coaticook citizens
who have come to New Hampshire In
the interests of Thaw. This afternoon
he was introduced to DR.. Gilbert a.
Trenholmc. OF Coaticook. nephew OF
Kings Court Bench Justice Trenholme.
and the man who is popularity supposed
to have investigated tho gambling
charge against jerome. Jerome is =
ing him straight in the eye. he said
slowly and with scorn: You sweet
scented shrub. 80 you arc the man who
was contemplate enough to cause my
arrest. l do not desire TO shake hands
with you"
Trenholme turned white to his lips,
But, Mr.. Jerome" he protested. when
he found his voice. 1T was not who
did It, | did not know"
But Jerome turned his back and
walked away, leaving the doctor
speeches. with anger.
Hearing Comes To-Day.
After Il consultation between the OPP
posing camps Of attorneys. II was de-
cided to bring Thaw up tomorrow
morning before Police Judge James
r. Carr. on a warrant upon which he
Is detained charging conspiracy. The
warrant arrived to-day.
After half an hours argument the
opposing attorneys united In asking
Judge Carr to hold n hearing to-mor-
row morning At 10 o'clock The hear
! Ing Will be purely perfunctory, and II
Is possible that Judge Carr will order
Thaw's removal TO the Jail at Lancas-
| ter. the county seat
Thaw's lawyers have temporarily
! given up the idea OF suing out writ
/ of habcas corpus. This is because OF
/ their knowledge that Thaw is safe
while In confinement
why couldn't Pennsylvania put In
n demand for me?" asked Thaw to-
night.
II shall wire Ex-Governor Stone to
| look after this"