The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-15
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Nearly Frustrated Over White
&. Shooting, bit Stood the
Voyage Well lSs
H.T1HAW BUSINESSES AT'T0lRNE 'Y's'

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Il q NEW DIRK, July "a. Mrs. w lillian
NAV. mother Of Harry X T haw, 4 accts-
ed OF the murder Of Stanford s3NV hite,
returned to New Y ork to-day on the 9
steamer Kaiserin Aug,iste y let orid. III i53
Y The passengers did not land until near ear
Than 100 late for Mrs. Thaws to visit siler
son inFthe Tornbs. Tomorrow being sum
Il ny. no visitors are allowed in the prison
extent BY special permission. So far, the
Young mans wife has been unable to &C.
9cure this special privilege from the cons
missioner OF corrections. Whether the
mother viii attempt to reach the Tombs
Tomorrow is & not known. Esia She may pc
compelled to wait until Monday before g
seeing the boy Il pom 8wh ON she mas rs slaV-
sished $4,000 q year from her own come M
Back to Defend Son.
4 Il enliging that she would, perhaps, ar
riye too late 10 see the prisoner to- "a d1.sy.
Mrs Thaw sent ahead Il wireless tele-
frrn,11, (which was delivered to ThaW early
N The day. The message seemed to 5cheer
I Vim, greatly. Mrs. Thaw was said IA to-
yBto be In fair health, having stood the
voyage home remarkably well. M
q Is. Gleason, OF counsel for Thaw, and
Chaplain Wade, Of the Ton,bs prison
vent out on the cutter that met the
vessel to-day and came up the Day on
the Kaiserin with Mrs. ThaW. Gi4g
y. Mrs Thaw was accompanied . on aIheer
y TRIP from England by her son In law and M
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. George '.f.l e.. ChI-
.S,fegie, she was met on the pier by her
i SON, Josiah Thaw. The party was driven
to- the Hotel Lorraine, where Mrs. ~ h lils'
va q soon closeted with Mrs. Evelyn n es-
bit Thnw, wife Of the prisoner. Their
\ meeting was said to be most cordial .tiJ
.95 Speaking # for his "A mother-in- law Mr..
Carnegie said to- newspaper representa-
Il tiyes day: 3 Mrs. Thaw Is 80 nearly
Frustrated over the terrible affair that
she cannot possibly see you she mas las
absolutely no statement to make. y she
has anything to say, It will be commune nm. ,l
3icated through her lawyers some time
#later-possibly Monday or FIuesqay, prop
ably not at ALL! ne s55 I; 8 j, e III
IS Mrs. Thnw was leaving her st e.
room, Mrs. Carnegie paused long enough
4 u say to the representatives a. the press:
Mother asks me to say that she has re-
turned 10 America to defend her son. 4 q
Dismisses Lawyers.
AN It was stated tonight that Harry Thaw
had dismissed the law firm Of Black, Oh
Scott,a Gruber and Bonynge in q TT or
anger, and that the firm Of which former
&CiOyernOre FRANK 81 - - lily Actio.
will not defend the young ? tits burger
lin his trial for the killing o. White.
2Thaw's letter of dismissal to- his counsel
lis as follows: .ss # VA
s{33 u New York, July IL, 1906.
Messrs Black, Olcott, Gruber and i
.3s{5s ;S.7 I3onynge: ~ ts NJ s, ii III III
.. Dear Sirs.-After careful eEconsidt-s
4 eratlon9 / have concluded to make a
Il I'll change In my nttorneys, and while I a
have no possible criti cismI to make Of
your conduct of my case, my decisio &
is such that ] have concluded to no
longer retain you us my attorneys
NJ OH will, therefore. regard your con-
V s. nection with my case as finished. and ~
Us will please deliver all papers In my ~
case to Clifford W. Partridge. SIS 81
II have sent n copy Of this letter
to Mr. Partridge, and ask u you to Z
communicate with him at once
Yours truly,
HARRY X. 'THAW.'
Mr.. Partridge has heretofore acted as
personal counsel to young Thaw.