The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1913-09-11
had been tod he could catch
train he wanted, W.
\ Woman Embraces Him.


Woman Embraces Him.
II is doubtful If Thaw would have
succeede5 in reaching Enrol II the
French Canadian chauffeur had
known the road before he had "heen
arrested 1t vas a little strange tnat
{ he did not seem to fear arrest.
'"They won't Know where TO PICK
me mp How could they?' he ASKED
The log cabin home Of Martha
Atherton appeared moment later
and n stop was made Thaw intro
daeed himself with his customary
& guSto. but ala not meet with the Gus
/ tomav reception.
/ Mrs. Athertcn. small. gray ha'red
woman. with a peeked face Ereeieu
/ Thaw with a strange cry, ana threw
her arms around his neck. she was
persuaded 70 let him 20 after some
time but could not he cNaNed 10 STOP
Mating hands. and making TENTS 10
! embrace him again.
II was she who suggested 70 ina"
: that he retain counsel az NoiepFou"'
( which Is only seven miles from the
Anterior farm. and II was she VINO
suggested the name OF 1hoNhas '9t"-
o~r C-nlebynok lawyer, The IDEA
NJ hxi7g new lawyers appealed 10
-rhaw and rtralghtway he comman-
= doe~ed Mrs Athertnn's phone Tor Inc
,,,.r+,osa Five minutes later Johnson
ga hear retained and Thaw had re-
1.,sv.s himself from Mrs. Athertons
arms 10 start again for Enrol but
ne last hlunder had been made me
.elsrhone operators az ColehTook mao
Immediately spread news broadeest
.hot rr,aw was IN the ne!ghhorhood,
and almost before ne had resuIneu
hts tourney toward Enrol. three aoto-
,,,-fIffas loaded with men hired ny
7.~orre had left Colebrook TO Inter
cept him.
rhaw. following instructions given
Ia Martha Athertnn- took the llla-
r,end palrt road. which leads over
O., hrI allied the BaIsams. and con
rrcte with the Dixviie Nofch. AZ
me tan If the Hill Thaw looked down
rite valley th!ck'H wooded ana sa"
an automobile standing besides
frame schoolhouse In the car were
sheriff II. Drew. Of Coass county ana
n party,
Tic scents Shcrifrs
.ru bet there's sheriff IN that
car" rhaw remarked. ! nave a
+ way If ecentIng sher!ffs. But III
take chance"
The little Ford coast~d dan the
/ hur,py rad toward the schoolhouse,
|
/ "a few Jokes Sheriff Drew stepped 10
+ tho ground and held both arms over
/ his head. Thaws car came to step.
/ us Harry Thaw in that machine
inquired Drew.
II am Harry Thaw, said Tna"'
/ What 10 you want?
Drew walked up to the car and
/ told Thaw he was under arrest. =
have 10 invite you to ride In my ma
chine Mr. Thaw." said Drew, land !
hope Won won't object
Thaw pruIlea az he consented to &C
cent the sheriffs invitation, and with
out any hes}tancy gave mp his plan
To GO to Enrol and got into the other
machine.
The party started immediately for
Cofehrook, Eve miles away. me
stree. was pretty thickly lined with
people as Thaw's auto. and party
of reporters following in other autos
came into town.
At Thaw's request the first stop was
nnde at Sam CanninRs barber shop.
where Sam shaved Thaw White
-lrt1r~ and girls peeeea through
the window.
From there Sheriff Drew took
: Thaw to Lombard's clothing store.
l and after good deal Of indecision
= fl grave velour fedora was purchased
Thaw's straw hat had blown off dur
= ing the early part Of the auto trip.
. Sees HIS Lawyer
From Lombard's Thaw was taker
I across the street to the Colehroof
National Bank building, where Mr.
johnson, the lawyer engaged h,
Thaw, has his Offices. Sheriff Drew
! introduced the lawyer and his ellen
, and departed to look after other bus
mess During the afternoon Thav
rema.=ed In Johnson's ONCE.
: Thaw managed finally to get hi
, mother on the phone at Montreal
i and to communicate with Mr.. Green
I shields
y Before Thaw had been half nj
hour In Iohnson's offcc he had en-.
ployed a dozen attorneys. An hou
had not passed before Thaw remem
=, hered habeas corpus. and demandet
d. that a writ of this description b.
sued IN his behalf. hat no warran
was sworn out and no complaint wa
made When night came on Thay
q became very much worried over thu
4 fact He brooded over It and it's pos
= elhfIities SO much that he lost TN
: calm he had gained during the after
- noon. and began to talk oratorically
1T means that they are simply goin
e 70 turn me over to Jerome In tn
= morning. and I'll be .railroaded bacl
n to Matteawan. Can ! never he FIRE
y man? Must I be bounded continual,
: by the state Of New York ~
At o'clock he was taken to Cole
y brooks Waldorf-Astoria, and con1ne'
4 in the bridal quite under guard
- w.
r. Engages Gotham Lawyer.
n NEW YORK. Sept I0.-Moses II
A Grossman, of the Jaw firm of House
Grossman & Vorhaus. left New Yor
# at O'Clock tonight hound for Cole
8 brook. n. II, to advise Harry ThaT
~ in his new fight Louis J. Norhaus, o
. the same firm. departed from his sum
y mer home. Fabyans. y. H., this after
:. noon on "A similar mission,
. Mr. Grossman was indignant at tn
r action of the Canadian authorities. III
= was asked what the lawyers were 60
y, ing to do next to keep Thaw out o
Matteawan. He said 1t seemed rattle
hard lines tn compel an attorney. afte
90 having mastered some of the puZ2lln