The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1913-08-22
Counsel Called Torc,bcr

'i accordance with the wishes OF his
sister.
Counsel Called Together
All OF the counsel were chilled to-
sether this evening by Mr. McCune. tho
others at the conference being Charles
~ White and Colonel H. r. Frazer
Mr McCune said that he would have no
statement to make until after the CON
ference, IL at all.
The feeling of the French Canadian
community here is all for Thaw
Speaking for the people this afternoon.
the Sherhrooke Record published the
following:
IF the illernlity of the arrest of
! Ihaw is established. there are some
good Britishers who believe the fair
ming 10 DO is to take Thaw back TO
me little hotel, and there set him free
Reset the stage exactly as IL was
when he was illegally unprecedented
The sleuths upon the track to be set
back a certain distance and the fueI
tive given a fair start
III Thaw is TO be finally disposed of
according To law, he should not he
handicapped In his defense by ILLEGAL
acts against him in the name Of the
law in the detention
VIII Stnnd by Them.
Mr.. Carnegie later announced that
rhaw would stand by the men who
helped him To escape.
a.,
he said. None Of the family was aware,
that he was planning to escape. He did
'it on his own responsibility without
letting any one of us know"
is there any chance OF a recon
citation with Mrs. Evelyn Ncsbit Thaw
II Thaw Is freed and his sanity estab-
lished?' Ny Carnegie was asked
No, Harry has the greatest amount
OF sympathy for her, but he is done
with her forever / think also, that il
Is not necessary for either Harry or his
family 10 take care of Evelyn Thaw
financially. She Is making plenty OF
money and is able to take care of her
self as Harry is able to take care OF
himself"
Has Harry any malice towards any
one. and hoy about the repu,ed
death list he drew up OF those he in
tended 10 XIII"
Harry hasn't any malice towards
any one. The supposed death list Is
tomuyrot Harry never had a death
Hist
( Thaw's notable array OF counsel was
increased late tonight by the arrival OF
/ Clarence J Shearn. one OF the best
known laws crs in the United States
The report that Thaw's lawyers viii
make an effort make him out sane
was borne out tonight when Thnw
/ was subjected To Il minute examination
by Or. Evans. and three local physi-
clans. one of the local physicians is
reported 10 have declared that Thaw is
undoubtedly insane
All Of Thaw's counsel arc Conser-
VatiNes and are among the most in
ilueutial men In the Province NJ Quebec.
j. w. CirecnHhiclds, X g., was also
added late to-day TO the array OF coun-
sci He is perhaps the most eminent
criminal lawyer in Canada
.nil Well Guarded.
T0-nIEht there Is an armed guard
patrolliue the terrace before the Jail.
ana a high powered automobile waits
Ia the shadows ready 10 convey Sheriff
IIornbeck. o: Duchess County, In pur-
suit In case Thaw attempts 10 leave
the jail IN any manner.
There is nothing but flmy bar
and short leap between Thaw and
liberty" said Sheriff Hornbeck "Thaw
has shown his ability 10 escape from
one institution. and do not propose
TO give him another opportunity
'Thaw has some Of the most nstutc
lawyers in Canada directing his move
Inents. ana l must be ready for any
eventuality /! hc should be released
on BAIL | Shall not leave him day %
night The moment he crosses the
American border no matter I'm what
state, the district attorney and | would
charge Of conspiracy
III he should secure bail and attcnp,
20 jump, ] shall have the immigration
inspectors seize him as. soon az he
lravcs Sherbrooke County Nv guard
is at the jail now. and ! intend that 1t
Hha!! remain there night and day until
The very end II these ptoccedinrs"
Sheriff jiornbeck's emphatic words
were conveyed 10 the Thaw carnp
we have no present Intention Of an.
plying for bail said Attorney White
II 40 not even know that NC coulo
secure IT.
Thaw said tonight That the guard
about The jail was Unnecessary 81
don't want 70 escape ne added 81
am satisfied mere, where am securing
greatly needed rest. feel that
have gained a big point to-day