New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-08-30

Sherbrooke, Quebec, Aug. 29.-Informa-
ton came late tonight from ottawa that
the government had determined to take
steps toward removing Harry X. Thaw' S
! Illegal protection under the faulty com
mitment so that the immigration author
| tiles could act on his case.
L. Blake Robertson and the other immi-
grafton officials had left town In the
| afternoon under the impression there was
nothing for them 10 do at present To-
night. however, they telephoned word
from Montreal to their hotel to renew
their room reservations for them. as they
would be back al once
William Travers Jerome threw up his
| hands to-day and admitted without reser-
walton that, as matters now stand in
| Sherbrooke. the American officials are
completely bafFled in their efforts to get
Thaw back to the United States for the
/ present.
We are like a man with a long crow
/ bar. but no fu.crum 10 place II on" he
said.
! The only Thing 20 do. he aided was 10
wait for the other side 10 make a move.
| He is determined. however, to get his
man
Il can sit around and wait rs long as
Thaw can" he said. The point that
| blocks us is that we have absolutely no
! standing here. There is apparently not a
thing we can do as matters stand now. D."
| Mr.. Jerome seemed 10 think there were
ways that the deadlock might be broken.
{ but each one required summary action
/ pv the Canadian officials. Alexis Dupuis
might be forced 10 order a hearing, allow
the prosecution 10 withdraw the charge
| and thus turn ThaW loose 20 the mercles
OF the immigration officers. Dupuis him
/ self could call a hearing OF the charge.
\ Tribune representative visited Dupu!s
/ to-day at Coat.cook. a small hill town
| twenty-five miles from Sherbrooke, In
| order 10 find out what probability there
/ was o. action on his part lie is re-
| tired grocer.
! thinK the commitment IS uHuouo'eu-
/ iy faulty. he SAID. II was not the "o-
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| thousht he shou'N nave oeei' 'ei'ia',ue ~
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| on these charges O"ri'hs 'ui '"e' Pos'-
DOnements, on