The Washington times. [volume] (Washington [D.C.]) 1902-1939, 1907-04-18
Goes to PittSburg to
Transfer Her Sc
CuritieS.
New Senior Counsel
Will Take His
Case.

NEW YORK, April 1s.-Mrs. vii.
liam Thaw started for Pittsburg to-
day 10 raise money for the bail OF
Harry ThaW. She was accompanied
by the Countess Of Yarmouth. her
daughter. Josiah ThaW, half BROTH
er OF the prisoner, accompanied Mrs.
ThaW and the Countess from the
Hotel Lorraine to the Pennsylvania
railroad station.
IL was understood that within the
next ten days, hrs. ThaW expected
to turn certain securities she holds
into at least s1,OOO,0OO in cash in
anticipation that such a bail bond
would be demanded for her sons
liberty.
In leaving the hotel, the elder
Mrs. ThaW said she w0uld be In
Pittsburg about ten days, after
which she would return TO New
York prepared to give any size bail
the courts may demand for her son.
The sauabbie over Harry Tnaws
been partially adjusted through the
continuing Of clifford W Hartridge and
A Russell Peabody as his attorneys OF
record. A new senior counsel TO have
charge Of the court hearing is expected
10 be named. So far there are only
rumors as TO who this trial lawyer viii
be.
Hartridge today refused 10 comment
on the letter ne received from Thav
asking his firm TO continue as attorneys
OF record. but Mr.. Peabody said
statement might be made later
Peabody's conference with Thaw
lasted over an hour He would not talk
about their discussion when ne left the
prison. It became known today that
Dr. Smith Ely JellfSe. one OF the
eIienists who appeared for the defense
in the recent trial. had paid a vislt TO
Thaw with Peabody last aight, remain
ing nearly two hours. DR.. MCGUIRE, the
regular prison physician, was III yes
terd2y, and Il was reported Thaw had
been obliged TO call IN private physi-
clan because ne was SICK Ihis was
denied. however. and the explanation
made that Thaw merely wished to talk
with the expert about his case.
Thaws Go to Europe.
LuhaEu nav HdAA D4UAl4GE VI marry
K Thaw, and his wife sailed today for
Europe on the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. line
steamship Kaiserin-A -Auguste Victoria
They occupied the Kaiser's suite, the
price for which is 1880. exclusive OF
meals. Their names did not appear on
the passenger list, but a great amount
OF flowers sent them indicated their in
IentiOn TO sail.
Two trunks and satcheI bearing the
name OF Josiah Thaw, Edwards
brother, were also sent 70 the Kaiser's
suite, but it was said that he was not
going to sail for several weeks.
]. CIinch Smith, brother-in-law OF
Stanford White, whose testimony count
ed more against Thaw than anything
else. also sailed today for Europe on
the Kaiserin-Auguste Victoria.
The Thaws did not know that Smith
was aboard nor was Smith aware OF
the presence Of Mr.. and Mrs Thaw
The thought OF another long summer
in the Tombs is altogether too much for
ThaW If left alone his friends fear he
viii become entirely overwrought. This
nervous and mental condition working
on his physical health must Of necessity
produce bad results.
II was because Of the precarfous con
ditiOn of Harry Thaw's health that his
mother hurried to Pittsburg to see
about raising the S1,000 Geo which may
be needed for bail