The evening world., 1913-09-05

settled.
Coaticook wac assembled thu morning
around the Town Building In which
the Jail 10 located. hootins and jssrinG
81 Jerome and all tho other New York
visitors. And sivins. at frequent inter.
walls. Three cheers for Harry Thaw"
Capt. John Lsnyan. a private detective
who has acted ~ Jeromss aide. was
thrown out OF the Town Hall bodily
on two occasions whom ne tried TO
force his way TO Jsroms's cell.
Thaw and his legal adhsrsnts we're
In great Gies over the latest develop.
msnt Jerome. who looked on the A..
fair - . Joke at hrat. became hopping
mad after he was locked up. but no.
body can get near enough TO him 70 ab-
sorb HE language
PENNY ANTE IN AUTO WHILE
WAITING At heARiNo,
During the ThAw hearing on the SEQ
ond floor OF the Grand Trunk Rail-
road station yesterday afternoon .
group OF reporters. awaiting the out.
come. lounssd In Q big touring car In
the .plasa tn readiness to chase Thsw
10 whatever destination he might be
bound for after the hearing. One Of
the reporters suggested . little penny
ante. A deck q cards was produced
and tho game was soon In progress on
. suitcase. The automobile vas VIA
ibls from the windows Of the room
In which Thaw was being examined.
Jerome sauntsrsd to the car and
leaned against the door. One Of the
reporters dealt him . hand. He picked
II up and proceeded to take part in the
game. which was more OF joshins
contest than . gams Of cards. Several
hands we're dealt to the former Dis
trict-Attornsy Of New York County and
he took part In the psstims for about
half an hour. Then he strolisd back to
the railroad station.
Among those who witnessed this out.
rage against the laws Of the Dominion
OF Canada wNs MILFORD Aldritch, 4
stAId and steady oltisen OF Costicook
He vas shocked TO the innsrmost
depths Of his Coaticooksan conscisncs.
and. bright and early to-day. he has.
toned to the office Of 4. c. Hanson.
the public prosecutor.
At the direction Of Aidritch. the Coat.
cook limb Of the law drew up the moat
formidable accusation within his capa.
bilities. In the meantime the people ~
coatioook had become wise to the situA-
ton and quite n crowd trailsd rlong
whom Aldritch and the lawyer hastsned
TO the once Of James Mckee, J. r.. who
had been notified In advance that his
professional services would be rsauir. d.
Judge Mckee promptly shixsd his sig.
nature to u warrant sworn out by AID
ritch and handed same TO John An
drews. the towns day police force
Andrews. attended by . constantly
eniarging retinue OF good citisens Of
Costicook. made his way TO the CoAti.
cook Hotel. whore Mr. Jerome was
striving to get over the effects Of his
breakfast. Jerome and Deputy Alto
ney General Franklin Kennedy OF Al
bany were seated In the once Of the
hotel when Andrews entsrsd at the
head OF the admiring parade. All hands
were gigEling and nudginE and shufiiinS
In evident immensely OF enjoyment
Il want you" said Andrews. walking
up TO Jerome and laying . large heavy
uouO upon MS onOutOer.
What for!' asked Jerome with q
grin. looking out over the crowd that
TANNED every foot Of space In the once.
I've got warrant for your arrest for
gambling" ssid Andrews.
That's . little foolish. isn't ~" asked
| JeromeI
1T may be serious for YOU" replied
Andrews.
DO you mean ~" qusrisd Jerome,
who was beginning to see. from the ssri.
ous dsmsanor Of the policeman and thu
attitude Of the crowd. that there was
something Of moment In the air.
II do mean It." declared Andrews
and Id advise you to come along with
me without any fuss or disorder"
white-fsced and indignant. jerome
followed the policeman through IN.
crowd and out into the street. Coati
cook had heard the news and vas sus
pending business. stores and shop
were closing and men. women and chill
dren we're hurryins In from all d.
rections.
II IL three blocks from the Coat
cook Hotel TO the Town Building. II
which the jail 10 located. That wall
wac as long A. three miles 10 Jerome
With the policeman watching hin
narrowly. Jerome stamped along tn
street ranked by the New York news
paper reporters and Mr.. Kennedy ant
tho other New York state lawyers. II
the rear came the populace of costicool
bowling IN unholy glse. The din wa
amazing.
Put him In JAIL" Down will
Jerome" "Hurrsh for Harry rhsw!
Drive the New Workers out OF town.
were some OF the cries that arose from
the mob
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