New-York tribune., 1906-06-27
rrying the suit case.


police cid not even ask his name. He said Mrs
Thaw had not returned TO the Lorraine and h
did not know where she was Later in the da.
detectives from the police station learned 1ha
she had been at the apartments and had gon
down TO the Office Of Frederick P. Delaheld, at
torney for the Thaws.
II was arranged TO take Thaw TO the jefferson
Market court at 1890 a m. Police Captain
FoGgins received an order 10 take the prisone
- Police Headquarters first. and at o'clock tn
uafrol wagon was called to the station. Bur
Mcintosh. one OF Thaw's friends, was at tn
station with a cab, and asked leave 10 take
-r,s,v and a policeman in that vehicle, but Cap
tain Hodgins said TO him:
am, sorry that cannot allow Mr.. Thaw TO
he taken down 10 Police Headquarters in a car
riage He must go in the patrol wagon. Other
wise il would be said that j was making dis
tinction between rich ana poor
T,aniel OReiIly. who had been sent TO the
ststfo-, 10 act as counsel for Thaw at the police
conn also wanted Thaw 10 ride in the cab. but
cSaptain Hodgins firm in refusing. In
eroctor SchmittbeTger was at the station when
7y,avr was taken from the cell Detective
matthew Brown was waiting in front of the
5ssl, 10 act as guard for the prisoner. and ne
held a pair OF bright steel handcuhs-
Hold out your right hand" said the detectiVe'
y .hie neoessaryg'' asked Thaw. shrinking
back
-rros its necessary" broke in Inspector
e,f,,,t+t,errer adding: I'VE treat all murderers
this way
7~F4r, PRISONER HANDCUFFED-
,r,,av, extended Hrs right hand, and there was
o,ic,, ae the steel. cuff fastened on his wrist.
17-,,-, -ten closed the other cuff on his own
Les ,.-rist SO thar he and the prisoner were
chained together. outside the station the street
,vae rIorlzed with "a crowd eager 10 see Iha"'
A dozen uatrolrnen were sent out to clear the
Sidewalk before Ttlaw was led 10 the patron
wagon. Inspector 6chmittberger, Captain HOO
Gins and Patrolrnam Debes. who arrested ina"
after tne.shooting. followed Brown and the pris-
orer into the patroTswagon and rode down TO
MuIberryNrstreet.
7l,ev arrived ats Police Headquarters at $50
q M rhaw was 'taken into the Detective Bu-
~eau where inspector Mclaughlin and a score
~ detective sa.-geants looked at him. Deputy
r-,r7r7issioner waldo. who knew Thaw, also
looked m The tp.isoner. but gave no sign Of
recognition
Ttavy was taken upstairs 10 the photograph
gallery where hevvas .rneasured according TO the
Bertlon system. and two photographs OF him
-a -alzen for the. Tcclles@ Gallery. He submitted
IN t-e measurements and sat for his picture IN
q Hstless way. Going down the front steps Of
Police f5aa quarters to,the waiting patrol wagon
in Mulberry street however. he saw.a man with
a camera ready to.take a snapshot picture, and
he raised his unfestered hand In front OF his
face He was hurried into the:patrol wagon and
taken 70 the JeneUson Market. court.
Previous to being arraigned before Magistrate
T3arlov- Tia,v was taken into the room of Ser
gcart Casey whereahe.was allowed TO talk few
minutes with Daniel OReilly his temporary
counsel O'ReiIly cautioned Thaw not 10 talk
about his case to anyone. and the prisoner as
sented. O'Reilly thentasked him if.he had said
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night:
We were all at q party at Martins, and 1 was
sitting some distance from my wife. Suddenly
saw her get very pale and begin to shiveT, and
] thought she was III. / made a motion 10 in
Qure what was the matter, and she called q
waiter and wrote a note which she sent around
the table TO NE The note said: That black
guard is here" Then turned and saw that fat
scoundrel sitting there big and healthy: then I
saw her and how she was
Thaw told the lawyer he never had said any
thing OF the sort to any one. O'Reilly told the
newspaper men AT the court of Thaw's denial.
Inspector schmittberger said he had ascertained
that tho waiter the table at Martins had de-
MED having passed any note from Mrs. Thaw
20 her husband.
Before Magistrate Barlow the proceedings
were brief. Captain Hodgins standing beside
the prisoner said:
'Tllis man is Harry Thsw. charged with horni-
eide"
"Ren.aulgl 10 the Coroner" said Magistrate
Barlow.
PRISONER HAS BREAKFAST
Thaw was led out Of the court Immediately
and taken back 70 Sergeant Casey's room.
There De said he felt hungry. Burr Mcintosh.
who had been admitted 10 the room after seeing
his friend arraigned in court, sent to a neighbor-
ins restaurant for some fruit, toast and coffee,
and lhaW ate G light breakfast al Sergeant
Casey's desk. lie was taken 70 the patrol
wagon again. and before II g. m. was in the
Criminal Courts Building. He looked white and
nervous as he was led 10 the Coroner's Office on
the ground floor.
ln The Office ~ Coroner Dooley Thaw was
Joined by Frederick p Dealeld. his attorney.
who had Ar oEellly present Assistant Dis
trict Attorney Turnhuu was at hand TO advise
the Coroner
Several men with cameras invaded the room
trying % take pictures OF the prisoner and Cor
oner Dooley drove them out. Thaw kept his
hands over his face until the cameras had been
sGSen away. After d short consultation Coroner
Dooley decided To commit Thaw 10 the Ton1bs
ON a short affidavit made by PatroIraan Debes
This AFFIDAVIT follows:
Anthony l. Debes, residing at No 22l West
l"ih street tWenty-eight years old occupation
Iajo.man. no. 4Sl being duly sworn testi6es
ana says: ION June - 1906 about 1888 % IN
"aS on post on Madison avenue from a3d 70
3fth street. when man came and told me ti7sT
There was man shot az the roof garden OF
Madison square Garden. I al once went there,
and one, a fireman, whose name is called Bruden
Aa'-aec a man 10 ne whose name is Harry
Ila", and Sali that De was the man who had
done me shooting. From what ] could learn he
5.'.- s-'t a man ay the name Of Stanford White
l-eil asked nm u be was the man who shot
stanford White, and he said: Yes I did"
ti.eh TOOK him - the station house. and this
2 n'-. june 2G 1906 I took him 10 the second
lsefor "a