New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1913-09-11
DUAL COVERNORSA|P
MAY Be AID To THAW
Counsel for Fugitive Prepare
to Take Advantage of the
Situation at Albany.
CANADIANS BROKE WORD
Attorney General Carmody Says
They Promised Not to Act
Without First Giving
Notice to Jerome.
Lnv rcIcsraph 70 III. Tribune

Albany Sept. l0.--Attorney General Car
mody said tonight that no expense would
be spared In putting Harry X. Thaw back
in the Mattcawan state Hospital for the
Criminal Insane.
Il feel confident" he said. that this
viii be accomplished in tho near future
and without much difficulty. in spite of
the trick of the Canadian authorities in
setting Thaw loose in Vermont after
promising Special Deputy Attorney Cen
oral Jerome and Deputy Attorney Gen
cral Kennedy that no move would De
made In the case until september Ii"
That counsel FOR Thaw will make the
most OF New York States Governorship
miN-up. I'm attempts to block the fugitive S
return 20 this state from New Hampshire.
is confidently expected b. state officials
and by supporters Of both Governor Sui
ger and acting Governor Glynn.
Attorney General Carmody already mas
taken steps 10 bring about Thaws return
on extraditon papers based upon n
charge that Thaw escaped from the Mat
teawan State Hospital for the Criminal
Insane as the result OF conspiracy
Acting Governor Glynn stands ready To
sign the requstlon for extradition as
soon as IL is presented by District At
tornev Conger OF Duchess County, in
which the Matteawan State Hospital
stands
Governor Suzer. so far as could De
learned, has taken 10 official action IN
the matter However. even the most OBJ
timistic OF the attaches OF the Attorney
Generals office do not hope To DrihS
about Thaw's return without legal Dat
tie over the rival claims to the Govern
orship.
District Attorney Conger was instructed
to-day To bring the necessary cNtraditlon
papcrs To Albany as soon as possible.
The District Attorney has notified the
Attorney General that duplicates OF the
conspiracy charge are now available LII
New Hampshire and that the reauisluon
napers would be in Albany tomorrow Tor
executive approval.
The Attorney General characterized the
deportation of Thaw from Canada as q
gross violation" BY the Dominion OF
flcials OF an agreement 10 notify New
York's representatives In the event or any
action being taken To return Thsw to this
country. Tho Attorney General quoted
Special Deputy Attorney General Jerome
and Deputy Attorney General Kennedy as
"denouncing these proceedings as the
most contemplate trick in the history OF
civilized government
Both acting Governor Glynn and At
torney General Carmody took steps 10 To-
cate Thaw and bring about his return 70
this state as soon as they learned he had
been deported from Canada. Duplicate
kilograms were sent 20 the Governors OF
, New Hampshire, Maine. Vermont and
Massachusetts, requesting the detention
OF the fugitive In addition, the Attorney
General directed Jerome and Kennedy
who left Canada yesterday and who were
In Vermont on their way back TO Albany
TO proceed at once TO New Hampshire
and continue their efforts TO have Thaw
returned TO this state.
Beacon. y. V, Sept. l0-Dr. Raymond
c. Kieb, superintendent OF the Matteawan
State Hospital FOR the Criminal Insane
prepared TO 80 TO Colebrook. n. H., tc
take charge Of Thaw. II 80 directed by the
Attorney General
"If ] should CO. he said tonight. III
would be to bring Thaw back here as my
ward. ! am awaiting the directions OF
the Attorney GenernlV