The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1906-07-16
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'THAW'S DESIRE TO 81.
MAKE ST. ATE MENTS
Prisoner 'In Awful Hole" Coun.
sci Says, but Will Get Out
All Right. .3i IN 5.88
(By Associated Press)

NEW DIRK, July 15.--hf William II
5Thnw was prohibited to- day BY tho pri Il
son rules from Visiting her son, Harry
Kendall 'Thnw, in tho Tornbs, but It was
announced that she will SEQ him some
s,me tomorrow, probably In tho after.
noon. s n .953
IN II Will be tho first meeting a Of the
mother and son since the tragedy on
the Madison Square ROOF Garden, WHOM
jTllnw shot down Stanford White. Mrs.
SThaw returned from Europe yesterday NJ
Mrs. Thaw Is stopping at tho Hotel
Lorraine. where Mrs. Evclyn Nesi,It5 (
3Thaw. her daughtcr-in-l aw, has been
making her homo since Harry ThAw was
arrested. There was d inference Ia tl,o
elder Mrs. Thaw's apartment this after
noon, at which Clifford w. Hartridge.
who has become chief Council to {thoSpri-
soner since tho lntter's + ex pressed d s-s;
tn,lssal q tho law firm OF Black, Clcott, n
5Gruher md I3ony ne. was present. What
tYanspircd Is not known, and Mr.. Hart.
ridge declined afterWard TO- say what u
changes, II any. wcro contemplated lis
tho limo OF defense H, so n 5sil s
s..5 IA Awful H Ole.
Mr.. Hnrtridge said to-day that, while
3 he realized young Thnw was " In nm
awful 8hole,".he did not believe any jury
would ever convict him Of anything. $. I (
feel as sure. OF that, "Gsnid the Attorney.
sa"as I do that I an, standing here. =
would stake my soul on ! t. "a
IS Mr.. Hartridge for years had been an
Intimate friend OF Harry Thaw. AS TO !
$Thaw's Dismissal OK Hack Olcott. Grubcr
and Bonyngo, his lawyers. Mr. rtridgd 4
said: An 4 II; a.8g 3
Judge Clcott IS d Spersona1 and pro- II
fesslonnl friend OF mine. $I expect Y see \
Judge Olcott Tomorrow ana get from
;himS the results 81 his work for tho last
two weeks or more. u llnycSnlrendy re-
celycd from Judge Olcott many Of the Y
papers OF n the case, including long
statement made to the Judge by Mrs.
Harry hfw The Others; 1 \, IS, oea.s
town, but win DO hard ed over 10 me TO. IN
morrow, as soon as tho bank opens for B
;buglncss. 81 Ri ssS
II want d full understanding wlth8the H
men who are going to- foli ow this case n
for the newspap era. wish. flrst OF al ~
that nobody shall be rnisled and II la Z no.
stories detrimental or untrue as to either ~
side shall get into print and be credited
to the counsel for Harry Tha w. AZ ~
lis, many stories hnve q been printed that
have hurt the case In tlla minds OF the
public. and tho friends OF both persona 81
most concerned In the affair. All hat
We, want Is tho truth. IT Will come out &
In goou% time. "a. An Az s
Wish to Make Statements.
RI From q statement lnade by Mr.. Hart
ridge It Is evident that both Harry rhaw &
and his wife are anxious to make some Il
kind OF n sstatement, for the new chior
counsel said that among other plans he Y
had in mind, was providing that Harry
and Mrs. Harry Thaw$ should write out
for them whatever they think or feel
that the newspapers should know. ana v
he would pass on the articles. and Is he /.
approved them. would give them out
ito the newspaper men. Z, s.3
Subjects which both wish to speak \
deal in great part Of their early life md
family rela tons, Ii a s58 u iss VI
SCI Mrs. SIIa ridge was asked by one OF the 4
reporters IL he was IN q post to- outs
limo what the defence might be, par icu. 4
lnrlv what the attitude o. the present
counsel would ,be on the insanity theory
4 n view OF Thaw's strong determination
to be tried with that defence. Mr. Hart. /;
ridge said e. i.i Y Sis8i
nj will not now nor ut any future time
before the trial. give oven hint as to
what the defence will; or may DO. Tho
proceeding would befuntair 70 my cllens
months before no will tho brought M for
trial anyway, / do not look for the trial
before November or more probably Do,
cember." Nj Sal VS.
Thaw spent quiet day in the Tomns.
8He had counted on a visit from his
mother, In spite OF frequent warnings
from Warden Flynn that thcre was little
likelihood OF her getting past the portals
on Sunday. Warden Flynn said the day \
had been the most "restful" for the pris-
goner since no had entered the Tonlhs.