Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1913-08-24

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afternoon, returning tonight
sheriff tornhcck spends his time
IN q hotel chair hnging handouts
and leg irons he brought with him.
and wondering what viii happen
Mr. Conger said tonight that of
course he ana Kennedy would Dee
superseded when Jerome comes
y don't believe AN this talk about
the agreement to deport Thaw o.
Newport VI" said Congcr while
understand the immigration agents
here have been instructed to use their
discretion In the matter they are In
my opinion. nothing more than po-
hcemen, and ! think the decision rs
mp 10 the minister Of ths interior We
are waiting I'm Thaw's lawyers come
into court Won get him sure Wheth.
or they VIII depor him 60 Vermont.
! cannot say We haven't succeeded
however in getting even tentative
promise to shoot him across at the
New York state line.
The inside story OF how Thaw
Canadian lawyers were retained. has
cropped up In Sherhrooke. when
Thaw's arrest was first flashed to New
man who had met Margaret Thaw
Carnegie abroad. called up the Car
regies and Mrs Mary Copley Thaw
then IN New York and told them
1haw's position was perilous. The
adviser explained that his home town
was Shcrbrooke. that he knew just
what lawyers 10 engage. II was on his
advice, it is said that those now on
the Thaw payroll were retained hy
telegraph and telephone. lie accom-
panied the Carnegies here and is said
TO have promised the lawyers stagPer-
ing fees-S50.000 to be distributed
among i've of them as retainer But
he had nothing in writing TO confirm
this and the lawyers tonight had no
assurance from the family of what
they were 10 receive They were
clinging to the ease as being admitted
Is the most famous the Dominion has
ever had
Chief Of these lawyers IS J. n
Grconshields. X c.. of Montreal a
reputed millionaire. it was said, that
not until this instance has he handled
criminal case i'm years Assisting him
were W. K McKeown, x G., of Mon
treal. officially designated as family
COUNSEL Charles d. White, X. c.. and
H. r. Fraser. of shcrbrooke, w. l.
Shurtlen of Coaucook. whom Thaw
retained before his family was aware
of his arrest; Louis st. Laurent Of
Montreal, acting in a supplementary
way as counsel for Gentleman Rog-
err Thompson. the chauffeur who
drove Thaw from Mattcawan, and .
finally Henry Hirschhorg a lawyer of
Newbmgh n s. whom Thaw eugae
cd hy telegraph
Shutlen is described 10y the towns
people as the political whip of ten
counties and IT was he who went to
Ottawa in Thaws behalf Ex-Gover-
nor stone of Pennsylvania. who in
terosted himself in Thaw's behalf at
tho hahcas corpus proceedings arrived
today
Thaw spent the day arguing with
his patient lawyers pacing his cell
eating candy and reading up fine
points relative TO international law
and insanity subjects which have be- +,
como very deor to him.
Tbrouphout tho da,, he has refused
10 discuss anv legal aspects of his ease.
bu, issued a series Of statements CON
cerning his plans for distributing
the world something he
intends to isspo later Ue described
this "as very important
Thaw tried 10 explain tonight some
of the recent history Of Nattoavan
Or Kieb would nor he tho qunerinten-
dent NOW inc said if if had not been
for tho Tbaw family
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