New-York tribune., 1906-07-12

Is believed Re will be witness for the defence He
offered to confer with representative of the Dis
trict Attorney before his counsel in Hartford II he
should refuse to questions for the District
Attorney, there is no way in which he could be
compelled 70 do SO. he is beyond the reach OF the
courts jurisdiction.
Miss May Mackenzie with whom Mrs. Thew Is
living. was examined by Mr.. Garvan for long time
yesterday afternoon. Her testimony was not made
public. She resubpEnaed.
ANOTHER THAw STATEMENT.
It was early in the morning when Thaw sent for
the reporters 10 give them interview. After
greeting them. he said, in part:
TOO much publicity cannot be given 20 my state
ment Of last night. What I said then Is absolutely
true. I in good mental and physical condition.
There are no signs that can see of my breaking
down"
Was this statement given out against your coun-
SETS advice?'' he asked
"Well. I did have to do some hard fighting"
Thaw replied, with smile 'to get permission from
my lawyers. told them wanted TO have an OPP
portunity of denying false statements. Mr.. Oleott
said it wasn't necessary 20 deny them. II would
do good. and I would get tired Of it. he
told But I persisted and won"
Questions about the White end OF his case Thaw
did not answer, but he switched the subject 70
speak about his mothers approaching arrival.
II don't why much concern is attached 20
her return to this country he said. Anybody
could have learned the reason for her return by
asking member of the family. ], with all the
other members OF the family, was anxious that
mother should remain in Europe She Is suffering
from rheumatism, and went to Europe 70 take the
treatment at Schinznach Switzerland. and Tin
fact all of us-wished her TO take the before
returning home. OF course, I shall be glad 90
see her. but I can't help wishing that she had
! mained in Europe. for her own sake"
sTURGIs WRITES TO CARAVAN
Assistant District Attorney Garvan received word
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morning. The letter was dated from Berlin. Conn.,
1t read;
The newspapers announce that both the District
A. sgr He6a ss aT % e % K RnS~ @
am a at Ss, mT business az oT TAf s a9Syf &
six months ! have no intention OF changing either %
g4e 1s'fRS e ess W
has exeed great public SsSs s1 but ana sys @ kept
on friendly terms with all the members of the
poseG to resgoGd SpG to cam ANY cs for Information ia my
possession or kn9Wiease & Waen mr.; InS% tsiity ~
say, such information will be furnished BY me with
due regard for the requirements OF strict truth and
do not expect 70 be in New York for the next
few days. but If you desire 20 see me will meet
you or your representatives at any reasonable time
az the office Of counsel in Hartford.
take this opportunity to deny most emphatically
Ta @aPy n the 0Sa pTs IN Trd nh % % an and
my conduct IN this matter and beg to request that
wrong which has unwittingly been done me may
It was shortly after the receipt Of this letter that
the efforts Of the District Attorneys Office to serve
Mrs Mayme c. Schwars with a grand jury sub
poena proved successful Watch had been kept at
the Pierrepont Hotel all night In the morning
Roundsman Peter Beery and Patrolman Menschins
went to the hotel They asked at the Office for the
proprietor or manager, and were told both were
out clerk named c. Beviss was az the desk and
not showing any disposition 20 aid them in the
search for Mrs. Schwarz. served with a sub
paena and sent to Mr.. Caravans office explain his
action. Mr.. Garvan let him go with a reprimand
The elevator boy also acted indifferently but vhe,
told that the were policemen armed with a
subpoena IN murder case, and that he would set
himself into trouble. he weakened. and told them
that Mrs. Schwarz lived on the fourth floor. Beery
watched for long time outside of Mrs Schwarz's
rooms. and was about 20 give up. when Mrs
schwaFz rang for some ice water When the bell
boy entered the apartment Berry served her She
said that she had had no breakfast. and II IL had
not been for her great thirst she would not have
been caught
Two subpoenas were served on her. one for to-
day and one for yesterday. The grand jury adj
journs every day at l o'clock. and the subpanas
were effective only until o'clock.
SAYS THAw THREATENED WIFE
Later in the morning Mrs, schwars telephoned
TO Mr. Caravans ofice and said she was unable to
respond yesterday. but would do so to-day Last
night she issued the following signed statement:
My health permitting, / will certainly obey the
day to appear Before tSe grand iSr e shs m
1880 o'clock and answer such proper questions as
advice OF my counsel. with whom ] had a con-
ference after ] read the subpoena Beyond that
fuhr tS Y snG qS hope @ % rs not o5s Ss
have been under my physicians care Tor more
Ihs statement that I talked with Mr. da1san