The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-19
Sc ORDER
TO GET HIS ira PERS.
His Personal COUNSEL g Obtains an
Order for Judge Olcott's i Firm. y.
to Show Cause Why the II
Papers Shall Not .1s5.
M Be 3, Surren-
81 dered. si5 #
(By5 Associated Preas. s.

II NEW x o oRK. July Is. -----1he chaotic
conditions surrounding sthe preparation
! OF d defense for Harry X. TtlaW, accused
I os tho murder of Stanford White were
snccentunted to-day, and apparently the
breach between the prisoner and ms
mother. Mrs. William Thnw,5of Pittsinrg,
& us 70 the Hchnrnct ter OF d dcfensc Is wider
than ever. n Sl5S
4 # Following quickly upon q conference
Z sof8two hours with Thnw In tho Tom os,
after the mother had twice during the
day endeavored to gain Thaw' consent To-
tho unemployment OF tho flrrn OF I3lack.5
gollcot. Gruber and Isonyinge ana 5conaen.3
5to a plea OF insanity. C1inord w (. Hart
ridge. ThnW 9 personal counsel. obtained
from Justice Blanchard. In special term
Il OF the Supreme Court late to-day, an or-i
der directing Judge Ollcott's firm to efioWg
cause next Friday. why they should not;
turn over to Ilartrtdge all the psrs M
4 Thaw' case. H Mr.. Hnrtrid dge q based MS
motion on a petition signed Sy. Thaw,
which was placed on record In connection
\ with the proceeding Il 69
The MoveSa Surprise
Ing a contradiction 81 reports which had
gained wide circulation earlier In Y the
\ day to the effect that Il hnw had con Y
sentcd # TO hissImotner's plan OF action
Tho rumor that the young man had Mt
last bowed to hist mother s will undoubt-s
d 5eiIy had It's orlsin%inEt the fact that Mrs.
William TliuW and Mrs. Harry Thaw,3
{ who SWero In consul tat ION wit T ha " at
the same: time to- day, !, emerged from tho
prison arm In arm. n II was the first time
8ttey8had been together. Thaw's wife has
all along supported him IN his II demand
sfor d trial on the issues OF the case, and
has opposed the insanit plea \
.S9 She has thus been arrayed gainsts the
elder ~ III Tfa J, sees tlla he3 only
& hope of saving her son rom den tn In,
Fthcsselecrric chair ~ 70 / depend upon 4 fa
avoid the 9furthc publtcity and gignomtny
OF q trial and has been insist tent urged
upon tho prisoner. who. howevc \ "a ppar r
emily remains obdura to. slSS;
Sees Her Son Twice.
5s Mrs William sThnW had two long con-
ferences with her son to-day. j.SS a
f5}5 Durin the second. word was dispa tched
10 Mrs. Il Harry lThaw. sunmoning her
\ in all haste. She soon reached the
U prisoner The mother had gained the
second interview from tho warden on the
Etrength3of% a plea that her mission was
or the utmost Importance and could not
be detained. Following the family cons
8iferences. Mr.. Hartrldge had his inter-!
view with Thaw and went directly from
the Tornbs to the Criminal Courts build
Z Ing. wherc he obtained the order in tho
proceeding against Thaw's former coun-
4 sci. f. s. 47r S51 t stt II III S,Ia3
Justice Nc Lean adjourned until to-nor-
row tho hearing on the writ OF 3injunc-
Il tIon obtained yesterday by counsel. for
Harry Thaw to prevent District Attorney
(. Jerome and the grand jury from ex-
4 amining further witnesses In the Thaw
murder case. The court yesterday order
4 cd the district attorney to show ause
why the writ OF prohibition should not
ID be made permanent. and to-day's hearing
y was to have decided whether or not It
should continue In force. i3,5