The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1913-09-11
Fugitive's New Lawyers Ask
Court to Release Him al
illegally Detained.
WARRANT IS HELD BACK.
Jerome Ready With Charge OF
Conspiracy Should Deci.
sion Free Slayer.

' COliDHHOOk. N. H.. Sept. u-The
hrst engagement on United statss coil
In the hsht 20 return Harry Kendall
Thaw to Mattsawan will not take place
until Tomorrow. ny mutual consent
the attorneys for Thaw and Jerome.
Special Deputy Attorney General Of
New York Agreed TO postpone Thaw's
arraignmsnt In court until late this
afternoon. and then have the hearins
adjourned unui tomorrow.
Thaw 10 held on = charge Of eonspis.
acy. lodged against him By Bernard
Jacob Of Lancaster. = lawyer retained
several days ago by Jerome against
Just such . contingency ~ has Dc.
veiopsd. There was no charge against
him whom sheriff Holman Drew took
him into custody yesterday. but Jacob
arrived late In tho evening and the
formal charge was made
Thaw should have had . hearing this
morning. but MAGtstrats Carr was busy
and when he was At liberty Thaw's
lawyers had agreed to = postponement.
Tho hearing before Carr 10 not regarded
~ Important. since II 10 believed gen
orally that Judge X. N. Chambsriin of
the Superior Court will have to pass
ON the msrits Of his case before he can
be remanded to Jail. pending the arrival
Of sxtrsdition papers from New Yorh o.
be set ~ liberty.
uty Attorney General. are prepared FOR
either contingency. ShoS,d judge
chsmberiin remand Thaw. their course
Will DO comparatively easy. though they
Will have TO combat . writ Of hAbeas
corpus which Thaw's lawyers here ars
prepared to ask Of Judge 'ChansbsrMn.
HOLD CONSPIRACY CHARGE ~
ALTERNATE RGSohr.
Thaw's first demand vas TOR his 70.
vorits legal resource. . hAbeas corpss
writ He retained Merriam Shurtls6.
brother Of w. L. Shurtlsn. Thaw'o
counsel In Coaticook and shsrbrooks.
and also Thomas r. Johnson. Al nrst
he Insisted that . writ be asked st
once. but his lawyers pointed out to
him the danger Of this. ~ was the
case for many days in shssbrooks.
they believe that Thaw 10 safer In
charge Of sheriff Drew than no would
be were no at liberty and they eoun-
seiled delay until Judge Chamberiin
had rendered his decision.
Should Judge Chamberiin liberate
Thaw. Jerorns's task will be c0mpli-
Gated He intends to ask for the return
OF Thaw to New York on the ground
that hs 10 n escaped iunatic. but II
Thaw we're liberated he would be
forced to serve on him the conspiracy
I'm a
detective In Jeromc's employ. has been
carrying In his pocket ever since ths
New York forces invaded Canada.
Jerome would thus be put In the POSI-
lion Of asking for the return Of an e.
caped ,unatic while holding that luna
tic a. . responsible person ON criminal
process.
rnaw's arralgn nsnt before Judge
,,hamberlin vas delayed by . hsavy
calendar. Thaw chafed under this de-
lay. lie was nervous, irritable. and ex'
cited. His long auto Journey OF ysster'
day had shaken him. and the swift NOV
ins eyen,s Of the previous twsnty-foui
hours had robbed him Of his coniposnre
Tho absence Of Jerome added to MI
terror. lie WAS In constant fear that n
wOuIu Do Nto"sppo"' ~
Il
yhAW oUARrEREo IN HOTEL
NOT JAIL.
Thaw WAS not put IN jan. but va
ouartered In the Monadnock HOUSE
where Jerome also made HE head
ousrters. Thaw retired before MID
night and, fur from Directing 70 th'
presence In his room Of Deputy shsr''
hurley II. kelsea. he asked that sths
Guards be put over him. Two arms'
deputies accordingly doxed In rockin
chaIrs lust outside the door. which ~
LETT sJar. A light was kept burning y
the hall all night Thaw WAS frsnti
when he learned Of Jerome's arrival.
you mus, guard me-" he pleaded
rnat man Jerome Will kidnap me
You don't. Nothing colM stop m
JeionS and Kennedy were ind1Snan
At the manner o. Thaw's deSortat.o0
I'VE had no mixing Of IT," said 10
ONE. TO say the least. II was high
handed. IL was neither far to Thsw
q luna,ic nor 10 the Stale OF Ne'
York Moreover. Il upssts the pr!n
ciples o. Justice based on tho habea
corpus writ and I do not doubt Il wi
result In more or less scandal In Can
ada"
Mr.. Kennedy said:
ut WAS contemplate and coward!
Here is Ihaw. a lunstic. turned LOOT
with only the clothes on his back. shoI
Of funds and with no means OF tram
portation except the automobile he con
Wandered from . Newspaper maj
Thaw 10 not a sane man. That Id
been proved time and again. and tn
made the manner Of his deportstio
the more pitisble."
Fpanciscs.r ?viest Dies IN HOsptta
The Rev, ,athsr Hyacinth Rusoor
. Superior of st. Stephens Monastery
m uroghsn, n. Y. died early this morIil