The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1913-09-11
Fugitive Wanders Into New
Hampshire and Is
Arrested,
HIRES FIVE MORE LAWYERS
Guarded at Night in Hotel
Jerome Speeding to Prose
cute Anew.

CoLEBRooK, y. H., Sept. l0-Harry
Thaw was forcibly deported from Canada
this morning by u special order from the
Minister Of the Interior and dumped
across the line into Vermont
Thaw resisted the Dominion police. who
threw him bodily into an automobile. lie
bordered on madness. Four hours later
he was arrested on a country road In
New Hampshire and brought here.
Tonight nc has employed counsel and 10
prepared to make last fight against ex-
tradition to New York and return to
Matteawan. The chances are against
him. and he knows 1t.
william Travers Jerome. Thaws meme.
sis. is at the head Of a perfect organizs-
tion OF New York and New Hampshire
lawyers who have already prepared the
way for eXtraditioiI.
He is held on a complaint which
charges conspiracy. an extraditable OF.
fence. Despite the fact that the laws
of New Hampshire state clearly that such
cases are in the hands Of the Governor
for decision. whichever way he sees
ht. Thaws lawyers have already begun
habeas corpus proceedings in the hope
that they will act as stay sssin
quick action by the Governor.
Thaw In a Rage.
Damn Canadian injustice stormed
Thaw this evening. II have been rail-
roaded I am sane and ! am being
hunted. Is there no Righteousness in the
world"
His deportation was effected in the
face of writ of habeas corpus issued
by the Court Of Kings Bench at Mon
treai, the second highest court in Canada.
c. j. Doherty. the acting Minister Of
the Interior, played the cards for the
Government at Ottawa. Yesterday he
reviewed the decision Of the immigration
board of inquiry to deport Thaw forth
with and upheld It
Afraid. however, that Thaws counsel
might resist their clients deportation ~
force, Doherty kept his decision a secret.
f. Blake Robertson. an assistant SUPER
int.ndent of immigration. got orders from
Doherte last evening at Montreal
He started Immediately for Coaticook,
accompanied by three special inspectors.
lie arrived at Coaticook at midnight and
went to a hotel for few hours sleep
Doherty framed his action with such
success that neither Thaw nor any OF
his Montreal lawyers had any idea oe
what was in the wind
one OF the lawyers. 4. Il. E. Mclnnis,
left Montreal to visit Thaw on a tram
leaving there AT o'clock At Shei-
brooke he learned that Thaw had been
put ou, Of the country three hours be-
fore.
Husky BOuncers Used.
1t was exactly 1855 o'clock when
black touring car. not unlike the one IN
which Thaw escaped from New York
State, chugged UP to the Grand Trunk
station at Coaticook and came to stop.
out OF the car stepped Robertson, has
three special inspectors and two husky
Dominion policemen. each weighing more
than 200 pounds.
The engine was kept under power Tho
six men elbowed their way through
crowd of about 100 persons who wcr"
waiting on the PLATFORM Tor tfdlh 10
Montreal. and turned up n narrow hight
of stairs that led to the second floor ot
the station, where the immigration de-
tention room. in which Thaw was con-
fined, In located.
Thaw was asleep on a cot bod when
Robertson opened the door and stamped
in, closely followed by his cohorts.
Thaw rolled over at the sound of tho
opening door and opened his eyes.
Good morning, gentlemen. This 10 an
unexpected visit"
Robertson Is a smooth shayen man
with a sallow complexion and "A lazy fiR-
ure but there Is the look Of the bulldog
In his face. He Strengthened up hit az
Thaw's salutation. and there was mos
nnents silence Then Robertson spoke
~ have been ordered" said he, "by tho
Minister Of the Interior y deport you to
Vermont at once. Get up and dress,"
Those words must have struck Thaw
like a bolt OF electricity. He leapsA ~
OF bed with a bound, grabbing at the
same instant a heavy tumblcr half hllcd
with water. which was on "a table next
to his bed.
Before Robertson could recoil or before
one Of his men could pounce on Tha~ the