The evening world., 1913-08-23

mlttsd him. Or Magistrate Mulvena here.
The magistrate here would hold Thaw
In bail for trial. and he could demand
immediate trial before the Magistrate
or jury trial at the next session Of the
court In October. A trial BY magistrate
might result In his acquittal, In witch
case he could not be arrested again on
the charge Of being . fugitive from
Matteawan. The immigration authofi-
ties could not then touch him. and be
would BE- . free man In Canada.
FAILURE TO iNoicT 10 AUTO.
Matte AcouITTAL.
Most pr0bably. however. the Aagls-
trats would commit him to Jail again
10 await trial at the Court of Kings
Bench. Thaw would have to be indict-
Cd by the Grand Jury before he could
appear In this court. Failure 20 indict
would be IN automatic acquittal and
again he would b safe from immi-
grauon authorities.
There 10 no doubt that he would be
tried. however. and thus his case
would be brought into the Canadian
courts. With the possibility Of appeals
clear up TO the Privy Council In Eng
land.
Thaw will have until next wednesday
morning to make UP his mind. His
lawyers have presented the case to
HIM In all hs aspects and ne has
promised TO come to . conclusion.
ThAW RgSrLeSS, CALLS FOR A
SgoATtvG.
Thaw passed his worst night last night
since arrivins here He went to bcd
about IL o'clock. but could not sleep.
He tossed on his bed for an hour and
then walked the floor until 2 o'clock.
when he sent for Gov. LaFOrcs and
asked II Prison Physician Emile Noel
was within reach.
The doctor was summoned and ar.
rived to nnd that Thaw had fallen into
htful sleep. from which he awoks a.
soon a. the physician entered the room.
he urged the doctor to give him q
sedative Of some kind. but the physi.
clan was opposed to this and left him
when Thaw passed into . natural sleep.
Henry HirschberE Of Nswbursh,
Thaws personal attorney. who arrived
mere to-day. confirmed the report tina,
FORMER Gov w. A. Stone Of Pennsyl-
vania, ID. T. Thompson and william
biaksley Of Pittsburgh will be here
soon to look after Thaw's interests.
ThaWs lawyers said that they did
not understand why Thompson should
say that he intended to "squesi." They
made public the following statement
from Thaw:
"Xr. Thaw engaged Louis ST. Laurent
Of ousbse 70 act ~ counsel for Mr..
Thompsoo. . British subject. Mr.. Thaw
wants to know why M. Thompson wa
arrested. And ne will be In . position
to see that Mr.. Thompson recovs.s
damage for his false arrest. That 10
all Mr.. Thaw cares to say at this Time"
a favorlte topic Of conversation since
Thaw's capture has been how the Thaw
millions were TO pour into Sher brooke.
but the money bags have not appeared.
Added to this source Of dismay' to tho
lawyers 70 the sudden turning OF things
topsy turvy by Thaw himself. and the
dire threats Of Educated Roger"
ROGER rHoMPsoN THREATENS
TO "soUEAL.."
Thompson - reported to have said:
I'm broke. am. and II don't get
some money soon I'll squssl. I'll tell all
about the Night I'll smash up Thaw's
defense. I'm being rsilroadsd.
Here ! an . million miles from
Broadway. And II don't get money
pretty quick I may spend thrss months
10 jail That's whak set for sticking
BY Thaw when al the rest quit him.
haven't received . cent yet and 20 tar
- ] know there seems to b NO PROS
psct u my getting any. don't like to
b . squeaise but u they don't come
across with somsthins quick I'm not
going 20 keep quiet
what ohancA has . poor chauffeur
got In . deal like this anyhow Now.
Amt Il Q rotten assif don't know
how the other fellows we're treated. but
anyway. they got away. ana here
am"