New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-05-15
FIANCEE RIDES
TO BLACKWELL'S
AT DUNN'S SIDE
Contractor, Too Ill for Cell
Life, Is Assigned to
Prison Hospital.
PARTY LOSES WAY
ON TRIP FROM JERSEY
Mrs. Lakeland Ready TO Spend
S15O,O0O in Freeing Sutton
Who Waived EXtraditiOn.

Bart Dunn babe farewell 10 his
farc6e. Mrs. Olivia Lakeland, IN The
warden's Office st B,ackwel!'s Island
penitent.ary yesterday. and. carrying
out her advice. took up the serving Of
his ten months sentence 70. highway
graft. he was examined by the prison
physician. who agreed with fiS own
doctors that Doc was ia 40 co1uitcn 20
be sent 90 cell. lie was therefore
assigned 20 tho hospital.
This brought to aa end the unique
process o. rendition. consuming the
greater pa,t ~ thc day, 10y which Dunn
was given back 20 the custody Of New
York State. lie waived on mis- part al!
effort 20 block the order eNtratltng
him from New Jersey, and TIE New
Jersey officers. on their part, made the
transfer as easy for him as possible.
Dunn was removed on thursday
night from the FAIR Oaks Sanatorium'
IN summit. y. j.. 10 Mrs. Lakeland
home. az IS Beauvoir Avenue, spending
his last night of liberty there. Then
yesterday morning, az O'Clock, the
preparations for the movement toward
New York began.
A large limousine rolled W in front
Of the house. and after wait Dr.
Edward &. Rowe. Of summit, Iunn
physician, came out in q businesslke
way, with "a black grip in his hand, got
into the machine and started Dr;sh.y
OF rs II 70 meet Dunn and Mrs Lake
land ArouN the block. But Il was
only a ruse 90 throw camera men on
for the car whiskcd around the cor
ner. turned about and came back sud
denly 10 the house.
Dunn ran down the steps 70 the ma
chine with his hands covering his face
Mrs. Lakeland followed close after nlr'
and the car dashed % on the way 10
Jersey City. whore things had been
nicely smoothcd out for the second
stage in this eXtradltion de luxe.
Way Is Made Easy.
Rv request. John J. Farrell. cxecu-
tive clerk 20 the Governor. took the
writ Of extraditIon TO Jersey City yes
terdav morning 20 save time. Sherlt
William H. Thompson, Of Morris
County. y. J., was thus saved the de-
Law Of n trip 20 Trenton 20 get the
writ and going thence to Summit. For
purposes of handing Dunn over 70
The New York officers. the State Cnpltol
was moved 20 the law Office OF Gov
ernor Fielder. at 10 Exchange Pace.
Thither repaired sheriff server. OF
Rockland County, the county when
had demanded eNtradltiou. acCoTp lnled
nv District Attorney GaCan. OF Rock
land County. and his SPECIAL assistant,
BENJAMIN Hass Toward thus focus the
car bearing the voluntarily returning
fugitive came flying.
But when IL arrived Mrs. Lakeland
decided u was not quite as good
focus as might be. Despite all the
efforts that had been made to keep IT
secret. there were reporters ana
photorraphers in evidence. When Mrs.
lakeland saw this she asked that
whatever formal.ties were necessary
be carried out right in the machine.
saving her and Dunn from getting
out.
So the limousine was steered around
'he corner INTO Hudson stree. SAer'n
Server climbed in and Sheriff Thomp-
son climbed out. Tie pro'"r papeIs
were exchanged in the machine. ~ nat
else there was 20 do not recurring
punu's physical presence, such IS alb
solving The bail put up by Mrs. Lake
land. was done by the lawyers ln the
Governors Office upstairs.
Dunn was represented by Randolph
Perkins. and Mrs. Lakeland by A. j,
Steclman. jr.. both Of ID ETthange
Place, Jersey City.
Mrs. Lakeland Agitated.
Throughout the process Dunn was
smiling and calm. but Mrs. Lakeland
was i'm a state of agitation. Dunl "p'
peared vigorous and in good health.
In New York Sheriff Scrven' VINO IS